A little about Shari Amiotte.   She has been riding all of her life.     She has been in rodeo since she was 10 years old, competing in all the rodeo events.   Her favorite was barrel racing which now is her passion.  

She made the high school and 4-H state finals many times.   Then got into the NBHA  and on to the WPRA.   She has ran and competed from coast to coast.   She trains futurity colts and goes on to the rodeo world.   She puts forth alot of time riding and training horses.   UUU Look whos Perkin is the 2001 stallion that went to the SDRA finals (money winner).   He is her main horse at this time.

Shari has been a Fizz Bomb Finalist, EBFA money earner, High Prairie Farms money earner, Corn Huskier Futurity Reserve Champion, SunRiseFutuirty finals, and Derby Reserve Champion, Bold heart Futurity money earner, and  Speedhorse Gold Short round Derby Qualifier.     In the rodeo world she has been ranked number 1 in the DT standings in 2004,   Permit Finals champion, Badlands Circuit Rookie champion, SDRA Final Qualifier, and she has been in the top 15 of the NRCA, NPRA , and SDRA in the past year.   She has been in the top 15 in the WPRA Badlands Circuit  until Whistlin in the Wind died and she had to get on a young UUU Look whos Perkin.     She has placed and won the 1D in numerous jackpots and NBHA.   In 2003 She was racked in the top 50 futurity trainers in the nation.  2007 Badlands Circuit Finals quaifier and go round winner. 

Shari in 2009 was the SDRA barrel racing champion.  She was also the NRCA year end winner in barrels.  She quailfied for the Badlands Circuit finals winning two of four rounds.  She ended the year with about $30,000 won in barrel racing.

Shari owes a good friend most of the recognition of her accomplishments.   Kay Young has helped and taught her most everything Shari knows about barrel racing.   From the basics to loaning her a horse when she needed one.   Kay is one of the best horsewomen in the country and is a great friend.   She has been to the NFR seven times on many different horses and has more accomplishments then Shari even knows.   Shari has gone to Oklahoma and stayed with Kay and rode with her and bought numerous horses from her. Shari will tell you no one is better at training barrel horses than Kay.   They are awesome when Kay is finished.   Shari knows that she owes Kay an incredible amount of recognition for her time and patience.   Kay is a great friend and horse woman.     Shari is honored to know and have Kay as her good friend.

  This horse is now owned by Tana Poppino.  She is ranked in the top 15 as of Oct. 2006.