After the Ninth

During the Calgary Stampede, 100 Years of Chuckwagon Racing Anniversary Tarp Sale, Dayton and Kass got to work with Lammles Western Wear and put on the After the Ninth Hot Stove. Over the night they held four sessions and were able to chat with some of the drivers and outriders about not only the sport of chuckwagon racing but the family aspects of it as well. Included in those sessions were Kurt and Chance Bensmiller.

Thank you Lammles for being the official western wear partner of After the Ninth and for Presenting the After the Ninth Hot Stove! Be sure to go check them out either online or in-store as they celebrate 40 years in business!

Back during the Calgary Stampede 100 Years of Chuckwagon Racing Anniversary Tarp Sale, Dayton and Kass got to work with Lammles and put on the After the Ninth Hot Stove. Over the night they held four sessions and were able to chat with some of the drivers and outriders about not only the sport of chuckwagon racing but the family aspects of it as well. The night started off with Chad and Jordie Fike.

Thank you Lammles for being the official western wear partner of After the Ninth and for presenting the After the Ninth Hot Stove! Be sure to go check them out either online or in-store as they celebrate 40 years in business!

We go back to looking at the last part of the 2022 wagon season. After the Ninth co-host, takes you back behind the scenes with full interviews from the After the Ninth Race Review. We start with the last five days of the Calgary Stampede, and hear Kris Molle's thoughts on how the week was going days before he would win the 2022 Rangeland Derby then we end at the Century Downs World Finals, where we again will talk to By Golle Kris Molle! 

Thank you Lammle's Western Wear for being the official western wear provider of After the Ninth. This holiday season check them out online at www.lammles.com or in-store to help those on your list #liveyourownwest

While the 2022 wagon season has come to an end, the stories have not. After the Ninth co-host, Kass Patterson is taking you behind the scenes with the full interviews from the After the Ninth Race Review. In this episode, we start with the Grande Prairie Stompede and end with day five of the Calgary Stampede. Hear everything from one of Rae Croteau Jr.'s first interviews back, to Cruise Bensmiller's thoughts ahead of his first dash, family interviews at the Calgary Stampede and much more! Stay tuned for the second half of the wagon season in episode 17! 

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In episode fifteen of After the Ninth, Dayton talks about how spring training is going; and gives an update on one of the equine athletes in his barn. Kass talks to the Ponoka Stampede Chuckwagon Director Jim Harbidge about the upcoming Ponoka Stampede Tarp Sale, happening May 6th, and this year's Ponoka Stampede. One of the big questions asked during the interview was, could we see four outriders at the Ponoka Stampede again? Plus an an exciting announcement about how wagon fans can see their favorite drivers during this years Stampede.  

In episode fourteen of After the Ninth Kass talks with Kirstin Smith from Hoffman's Horse Products (Country Junction Feeds). Kirsten shares her thoughts of a good feed program, the cost of feed, and more. Also hear Kirstin talk about her experience in 4-H getting to be apart of the WPCA's mentorship program, working in both Layne MacGillivray and Grant Profit's barns. Plus Kass talks a bit about the the 2022 NACC Tarp Sale in Lloydminster. 

Dayton and Kass catch up in episode thirteen of After the Ninth after taking a brief break. The two talk about the 2021 condensed wagon season, the addition of the permit drivers in 2022, and Dayton's Demo Driver position at the 2022 Calgary Stampede. Also, hear the story of how Dayton got his new right leader, Sugar, and what the 15-year-old thoroughbred brings to the team. 

Dayton Sutherland and Kass Patterson talk with two-time World Champion Rick Fraser. The three talk about Ricks's outriding career, how Rick was the first outrider to ride for their grandfather at the Calgary Stampede and the only outrider to ride for their son, his decision to take a 10-year break from driving the wagons, the horses that made different shows and more.

Dayton and Kass are back after an extended break. The two talk about the weather in Grande Prairie AB and how the cold affects the horses.  The two talk with the 2019 Dawson Creek and Saskatoon Champion, the 5 time World Outriding Champion and the Rangeland Derby Rock Star Chanse Vigen. Dayton goes over what “calculated risk” means in the sense of their interview with Chanse Vigen.

Dayton and Kass talk about shopping for horses or as Kass calls it the "Draft of Chuckwagon racing." Hear the hosts break down the WPCA runoff in Dewberry, along with the 2019 World Finals at Century Downs. Plus, catch part two of the interview with Les McIntyre.

Dayton and Kass are together to record the episode! The two talk about Dayton's latest win at the Battle of the Rockies! Dayton and Kass talk with Chuckwagon announcer Les McIntyre who was at the CPCA finals in Saskatchewan. This is part one of a two-part conversation with the former competitor turned announcer. The hosts talk about Century Downs and the track, this is not the first time that either host has been to the facility.

In episode three hear the second part of Dayton and Kass's conversation with Kelly Sutherland. Also, hear the hosts break down their conversation with "The King" of wagon racing after. 

In episode two Dayton and Kass talk about Dawson Creek and the weather delays that the drivers saw to start the week off. Kelly Sutherland talks to the hosts about everything from how he got his start in the sport, to who some of the best drivers of all time are, and two of his best horses, one of which was named after an Alberta Premier. 

Meet the hosts, and learn more about Dayton Sutherland - Hear Dayton and Kass chat with 2019 GMC Rangeland Derby Champion Logan Gorst. Logan talks winning Stampede, along with the Richard Cosgrave Memorial Aggregate. Logan shares what it meant to win with his 17-year-old left leader Canadian Idol, and more.