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Lazy E Ranch Adds Six Elite Barrel Stallions to 2026 Roster

By Emily Paulk
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by Emily Paulk, Speedhorse

Lazy E Ranch welcomes six exceptional stallions to its roster for the 2026 breeding season. From proven sires of Champions to rising stars poised to make their mark, this class of stallions brings elite pedigrees, standout performance records, and unmatched potential to Guthrie, Oklahoma. Here’s a closer look at the stallions joining the Lazy E Ranch legacy.

Epic Leader

Starting in 2026, Epic Leader, one of the most iconic names in barrel racing, will stand at Lazy E Ranch. With 254 money earners and counting, he has amassed over $5.9 million in progeny earnings, making him the 11th All-Time Leading Sire of Barrel Horses. His influence continues to grow as his offspring dominate at all levels of competition. Among his top performers are Epic Guy, CP He Will Be Epic, and Ima Epic Hustler, each a force in their own right. Epic Leader himself is a multiple futurity Champion and the Reserve World Champion at the BFA World Finals. Sired by Confederate Leader and out of the legendary Firewater Fiesta, his pedigree is matched only by the consistency of his production.

Traffic Guy

Joining Epic Leader at Lazy E Ranch in 2026 is Traffic Guy, an extraordinarily versatile and proven stallion. The only son of Frenchmans Guy with top-level earnings in both barrel racing and roping, Traffic Guy is a WPRA World Finals Open Champion, a PRCA money earner, and a stallion known for consistency. As a sire, he’s produced multiple futurity, slot race, and open Champions, including Stoli My Guy, Letta Traffic Do It, and Be My Valentine Guy. With progeny earnings of more than $2.2 million, Traffic Guy is a Top 25 QData sire, a rising star in both barrel and rope horse breeding.

Epic Rokstar

An exciting addition to Lazy E’s breeding barn, Epic Rokstar is set to stand his first full season in 2026. A $650,000 standout from the Pink Buckle Sale, he’s the full brother to Epic Guy (2019 Futurity Horse of the Year, LTE $564,059) and Something Epic. A son of Epic Leader, Epic Rokstar boasts exceptional conformation and trainability. Though he hasn’t officially debuted in the arena, his first foals arrived in 2024, and early indications are strong: these foals exhibit the same size, style, and smarts that define Epic Leader’s lineage. The next chapter in this dynasty is just beginning.

Shawne Streakin Jet

Another standout moving to Lazy E for the 2026 season is Shawne Streakin Jet, a proven money earner in barrels and breakaway roping, with over $107,000 in lifetime earnings. A son of A Streak Of Fling, he’s demonstrated elite athleticism and versatility, placing at major events like The Patriot, Royal Crown, Ruby Buckle, and The Memorial. In 2023, he was named AQHA High Point Barrel Racing Stallion and placed 5th at the AQHA World Show in Senior Barrels. His first foals are beginning their training now, and early reports suggest that his influence in the breeding shed will match his success in the arena.

Feel The Sting

By Dash Ta Fame and out of the legendary MP Meter My Hay (“Stingray”), Feel The Sting brings powerhouse genetics and a stellar performance record to Lazy E in 2026. With over $142,000 in lifetime earnings, he’s a WPRA World Futurity Reserve Champion, a multi-time AQHA High Point Stallion, and a dominant contender across futurities and pro rodeos. His impact as a sire is equally impressive: his offspring have earned more than $2.05 million, with over 75 money earners averaging $27,000+ each. His foals are known for their speed, trainability, and grit, traits that define winners from futurities to rodeos. Already a Top 25 QData sire, Feel The Sting is poised to elevate even further at Lazy E.

SR Industry Titan

The final addition to Lazy E’s 2026 stallion roster is SR Industry Titan, a standout performer and promising sire. By Firewaterontherocks and out of Mulberry Canyon Moon, Titan brings over $360,000 in lifetime earnings from major events like The American Rodeo, BFA, Diamonds N Dirt, and the NFR. His resume includes wins at the Panty Raid Futurity, BFA World Derby, and Greg Olson Memorial, along with strong finishes in top-tier rodeos nationwide. As a sire, Titan is just getting started, with 66 AQHA-registered foals and over $27,000 in early offspring earnings, he’s showing early signs of producing top-tier competitors.

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November 14, 2025
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Fresh off a record setting year in 2024, Campos Family Ventures once again topped the standings in the Quarter Horse Owner ranks in 2025. The award was presented during the final program of the year Thursday, November 13 at Horseshoe Indianapolis.

Campos Family Ventures established a new record for most wins in one season at 17 last season along with most purse earnings of $515,681, the first Quarter Horse owner to ever surpass the half million dollar mark in purse earnings for one season. This year, they were close behind that record setting year, earning 13 wins worth $428,257 in purses. The 2025 title is their third title in the past four seasons.

“Having back to back titles is very nice,” said David Campos through translation from Trainer Claudio Barraza. “We are very proud to earn this award.”

The highlight for the season for Campos Family Ventures was the win by CV Denali in the $107,690 Gordon Mobley Futurity Final. Other top horses for the year included Zoomin Feature, Paradise Beach, and Beach Burner. The organization purchased a training center outside of Connersville, Indiana about five years ago and have both Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses in training at their facility. They are also investing into the breeding end of the business in Indiana.

“The Campos family is pretty easy to work with,” noted Barraza, who trains all of their Quarter Horses. “They trust us to make decisions with the horses. I am very grateful for this opportunity to train for them.”

Rachel McLaughlin, racing broadcast production manager, made the winner’s circle presentation to David Campos and Barraza. Ironically, it followed their win with CV B Dynamic in one of the Quarter Horse races on closing night to end the meet on a winning note.

The 23rd season of live Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse concluded Thursday, Nov. 13. Racing returns for the 24th season Tuesday, April 7. For more information on racing at Horseshoe Indianapolis, visit www.caesars.com/horseshoe-indianapolis/racing or find details on social media @HSIndyRacing.

November 13, 2025
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In only his second full year of riding, Eduardo Diaz led the Quarter Horse Jockey standings from nearly start to finish to earn his first title at Horseshoe Indianapolis. The native of Mexico scored 33 wins and more than $789,000 for the season to secure the title.

“I’m very happy and so thankful to be part of such a great team (referring to the Eggleston barn),” said Diaz through translation by Jocky Rolando Pina. “It has been a great year and I am blessed with everything going on around me right now. I want to thank everyone from the team for their support.”

Diaz followed into racing through the footsteps of his older brother, Edgar, who was the 2024 Leading Quarter Horse Jockey with 32 wins last year. The younger Diaz passed his tally by one win this year to gain some family bragging rights over the older Diaz. Now a multiple stakes winning jockey, Diaz has ridden 47 winners to more than $1.1 million in purses over the past two season.

Some of the top horses he guided during the year included Jolie Laide and Streakindownthebeach, who was named 2025 Quarter Horse of the Year. Diaz was aboard for all five of the grey gelding’s wins this year to earn the honor.

Off season of racing, Diaz works for the Eggleston team preparing the young horses for racing at both Eggleston’s farm in Scottsburg, Ind. as well as a string of horses on the grounds at Horseshoe Indianapolis. He plans to be back in action when the 24th season of racing gets underway in April 2026.

Diaz was presented with a personalized belt buckle for his honor as the meet’s top Quarter Horse jockey. Eric Halstrom, vice president and general manager of racing, along with Chris Polzin, director of racing, made the winner’s circle presentation.

The 23rd season of live Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse concluded Thursday, Nov. 13. Racing returns for the 24th season Tuesday, April 7. For more information on racing at Horseshoe Indianapolis, visit www.caesars.com/horseshoe-indianapolis/racing or find details on social media @HSIndyRacing.

November 13, 2025

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