Casey and Nicole’s son Wyatt Deary had his biggest show yet at the 100X Reining Classic in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this September. Showing five horses in the open, he earned more than $53,000.
Danger Zone led the way. Wyatt and the 4-year-old son of Americasnexttopgun, owned by Jody Puno of Puno Performance Horses, marked a 223.5 to win the Level 1 and Level 2 Open 4-Year-Old Stakes and share the Level 3 title, a run worth $38,743. Casey showed Americasnexttopgun himself and earned more than $400,000 on the stallion.
Wyatt’s other four horses added the rest: Live And Let Die for Mary Kimelman, Hair Trigger Magnum for Darrel Gustafson, Walla Walla Wiz Bang for Oxbow Ranch, and Pale Face Vintage, a second horse from Puno Performance Horses.
| Horse | Owner | Class | Earnings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Danger Zone | Jody Puno | Open 4-Year-Old Stakes | $38,743 |
| Live And Let Die | Mary Kimelman | 100X Invitational Futurity, Emerging Futurity | $8,960 |
| Hair Trigger Magnum | Darrel Gustafson | Mic Dropp Open Futurity, Emerging Futurity | $3,489 |
| Pale Face Vintage | Jody Puno | Open Derby, NARS Derby | $1,316 |
| Walla Walla Wiz Bang | Oxbow Ranch | Mic Dropp Open Futurity, Emerging Futurity | $642 |
His first year in the open
Wyatt showed as a non-pro through the fall of 2025 before turning open. Since then he and Danger Zone have won at the National Reining Breeders Classic and at the NRHA Derby, where they scored a 222 to win the Level 1 Open Derby. Pale Face Vintage was Level 1 Open co-reserve champion at the Derby with a 220.5.
Wyatt played golf and baseball in high school and spent a semester at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth on a golf scholarship. He rides alongside his dad at Deary Performance Horses and also takes advice from Luca Fappani, Gabriel Borges and Edo Winne.
After Tulsa, Wyatt earned more than $63,000 at the All American Quarter Horse Congress. Next up is the NRHA Futurity in Oklahoma City in November, where he will show Live And Let Die, Hair Trigger Magnum and Walla Walla Wiz Bang.
