Oklahoma State University Athletics
Cowgirl Equestrian Welcomes Quincee Clark
July 20, 2021 | Cowgirl Equestrian
Oklahoma State's equestrian team has added Reiner Quincee Clark to its roster for the upcoming season.
"I'm most excited to meet new friends and reunite with my friends from the NRHA that are on the team," Clark said. "I'm most excited to get to know the girls on the team and to get to know our horses. The atmosphere on campus and our team's coaches made me feel right at home. I'm excited and blessed with this opportunity. I never imagined I would be on an equestrian team, especially of this caliber, and I couldn't have done it without my parents and my trainers, Dell Hendricks and Logan Cotten."
Clark, who hails from Doddsville, Mississippi, showed in lead line for the first time at the age of three.
Clark's list of honors include: NRHA Derby finals levels 1, 2, and youth Bronze, reserve world and world champions in AQHYA world show level 2 and ranch riding Reserve world champion. Additionally, she was fourth, 10th, and a finalist AQHYA level 3 ranch riding Bronze champion. Clark was also AQHYA world show in boxing, 4th at AQHYA world show in working cowhorse, AQHYA year-end high point in boxing, NRCHA world champion and youth boxing NRCHA regional champion.
"Quincee is incredibly talented and brings so much experience to the table. She will have tremendous success at OSU and will help push our team to new heights, and I can't wait to see what she does," OSU Western coach Laura Brainard said.
Clark intends to be a pre-med major. Her hype music includes a rap playlist, and her go-to pre-show drinks are a Dr. Peper and Zero Ultra Monster energy drink. Clark's horse show superstitions include her lucky hat.
