Bearchum
Sharon rides for Bearchum Relays, a family-owned team where everyone plays a role—her sister is a holder, her brother cares for the horses, and her dad manages the team. At 17, she’s one of the best female riders in the sport, often competing against the boys, which her parents are cautious about. After a devastating loss at the 2024 Champion of Champions in Casper, Sharon’s reputation is on the line. Heading into 2025, she’s determined to reclaim her place at the top and prove she belongs among the best.
FRONTLINE
Named for their role on the front lines at the Standing Rock protests, Front Line is a relatively new team that quickly shed their underdog status with a bold investment in top-tier thoroughbreds. They dominated the 2024 season and were one of the teams to beat heading into Casper. But everything changed when their star rider, Kaliber, suffered a brutal crash that rocked the team and shattered his confidence. Now, the question is whether Kaliber can rise above the injury and reclaim his dominance, or if this setback will keep him off the track for good.
BAD NATION
A powerhouse all-girls team making waves on the circuit, Bad Nation had a breakout year in 2024 with a first time young jockey leading the charge. But success has brought competition, and now two key members are eyeing that coveted top spot—so much so that they’re considering breaking off to form their own team next year. This potential split introduces a layer of ambition and uncertainty, making Bad Nation a team to watch closely as their dynamic shifts.
Brew Crew
One of South Dakota’s top teams, Brew Crew has a heated rivalry with Front Line that boiled over last year when their managers got into a fistfight during a race. They’re a well-established team with experience, and their stability makes them a force. Still, their rivalry with Front Line keeps tensions high on and off the track.
Meet the team
Monet Goode
Eleanor Parks
Monet Goode
Emmet Marsh
Eleanor Parks
Emmet Marsh