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Five days at the Lazy E

Fifth in the #12.5 Riata and second in the heel horse incentive on Metallic Hot Mess, eighth in the #13.5 on Shadow. What Guthrie paid, and the film from both runs.

By Zona RanchesSeptember 27, 2026Updated —

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Jayde Slade riding Metallic Hot Mess at the 2026 Riata Championships, Lazy E Arena

The Riata Championships ran September 23 to 27 at the Lazy E Arena in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Jayde Slade hauled two horses to Oklahoma and drew a cheque on both of them.

DateEventHorsePlacingEarnings
Sep 27, 2026Riata ChampionshipsMetallic Hot Mess5th$20,250
Sep 27, 2026Riata ChampionshipsMetallic Hot Mess2nd$6,000
Sep 27, 2026Riata ChampionshipsJkstayahs Shadow8th$4,700

Rows post with an official source. Earnings on horse pages are summed from these rows.

Metallic Hot Mess

Fifth in the #12.5 Riata average — 31.61 on four head, heeling for header Santos Martinez. The team drew $40,500, half of it to the heeling end. JR Caldwell and Justin Copp won the division at 29.21 on four.

The mare was also second in the #12.5 heel horse incentive, an award that goes to the horse rather than the run: another $6,000.

Metallic Hot Mess · #12.5 Riata, Lazy E Arena

That is $26,250 out of one week. Metallic Hot Mess is a 2021 red roan by Metallic Cat and out of Flat Baroque, and the week in Guthrie took the mare from $27,855 lifetime to $54,105 — near enough to double, in five days. Every figure on the horse's page is written by results, not by us.

Shadow

Jkstayahs Shadow — by Harlander Tony and out of Sissys Stout Shot — is Jayde's own horse, and rides in the Zona training program rather than standing in the herd. Eighth in the #13.5 National Rope Horse Rewards average at 30.06 on four, heeling for header Casey Hicks; $9,400 to the team, $4,700 to the heeling end. Cannan Wescott and Kase Key won it at 28.05.

Jkstayahs Shadow · #13.5 National Rope Horse Rewards, Lazy E Arena

The rest of the week

Colby Lovell and Ty Arnold took the Pro Futurity at 34.82 on five for $100,000. Clark Adcock and Ben Runyon won the #14.5 Riata at 27.46 on four for $133,200. The #12.5 was the richest round of the week at $151,200 to the winners.

Full 2026 Riata Championships results at the Team Roping Journal Every division, every placing, with times and payouts.