Alissa Berry hails from Sahuarita, AZ, and is a returning member of our Band of Outlaws. She is the owner of High Plains Arena and has four horses named Okie, Lucky, Chili, and Bindi along with participating in Mustang training and hunter/jumper activities. Alissa hosts a number of clinics and events at her arena throughout the season.

This season Alissa would like to expand on the events she is hosting and possibly compete in another Mustant TIP Challenge. If you're in the Sahuarita area, please be sure to stop in and say hi.

Ashley Butler is from Cheektowaga, New York and is a first time Band of Outlaws member. She competes in barrel racing with her two horses and competes through the National Barrel Horse Association (NBHA) and many local rodeos. She attends school full-time and manages her facility that does lessons, boarding, and training. Ashley does rehabilitation and retraining of off-the-track-thoroughbreds (OTTB) and takes in rescues. Her goals for 2020 are to compete in the NBHA Worlds in Perry, Georgia.

Amanda Eggert is from Albany, Minnesota and is a first time Band of Outlaws member. Her main focus is cow horses where she competes in ranch rodeos and sortings. She is a member of the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) and will be joining the North Central Sorting Penning and Gaming (NCSPG) in sorting. Amanda is highly active in competitions and her goal for 2020 is to get her two young horses working well in ranch rodeo and sorting to make the state finals.

Amelia Johnson is from Saginaw, Minnesota and is a first time Band of Outlaws member. Her disciplines include barrel racing, pole bending, trail riding, and endurance. She is apart of the United Barrel Racing Association (UBRA) and has won multiple awards through the Western Saddle Clubs Assocation (WSCA), MN State 4-H competition, Breeder's Futurities, and multiple other barrel races.
Amelia plans to go trail riding in different states like Iowa, Minnesota, and Missouri. She has a three-year-old at home that is started under saddle, as well as competes with her six-year-old and four-year-old in barrel racing.

Stacy Klaske is from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin and is a first time Band of Outlaws member. She is highly involved in Gymkhana events like pole bending and barrel racing, where her daughters compete as well. Stacy has an equine massage business called Even Keel Equine Massage and plans to compete in Gymkhanas this summer.

Bobbie Manikowski is from Sheyenne, North Dakota and is a first time Band of Outlaws member. she is involved in ranching, ranch rodeos, and training. She is apart of the North Dakota Stockmen's Association (NDSA), American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA), Fort Ransom Arena Association (FRAA), and Hankinson Sandhills Saddle Club (HSHSC). She has won multiple buckles from ranch rodeos, 4-H shows, associated rodeos, and open rodeos.
Bobbie's goals for 2020 are to continue in ranch rodeos and to get a solid foundation on her young horses to use during calving season. She is also involved in the National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA), North Dakota Cattle Women's Association (NDCWA), National Rifle Association (NRA), The American Legion Post #0294, and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW).

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