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November 07, 2026 | Cowgirl Equestrian
DALLAS, Texas— Oklahoma State's sixth-ranked equestrian team wrapped up a two-day road weekend Saturday, completing its meet against No. 3 Georgia before facing No. 4 SMU in a separate matchup at the Dallas Equestrian Center. The Cowgirls fell to both the Bulldogs and Mustangs, 13-7.
OSU is now 1-3 overall on the season; UGA is 3-2 and SMU 4-2.
The Pokes saw Blake Rowan, Kenzie Bracken and Ainsley Larcombe earn MOP honors in Fences, Horsemanship and Reining, respectively. The honor marked Rowan's first MOP of the season, while Bracken earned her second consecutive honor in her freshman campaign. For Larcombe, the recognition marked her first-career MOP after posting a score of 69.25 in Reining.
In the matchup against SMU, all four MOP honors went to Mustang riders, with no Cowgirl riders earning the distinction.
Two Oklahoma State riders claimed new career high scores. In Fences, Sophia Tabasso scored an 88 on Joske against Georgia, while Madison Sanders scored an 85 in Flat aboard Fedor versus SMU.
Friday's competition against Georgia saw OSU fall 7-3 in Reining and 6-4 in Flat in the first half of the meet. The Cowgirls returned Saturday morning to complete the matchup, dropping Horsemanship by a 4-1 mark and picking up a 3-2 win in Fences.
Against the Mustangs, OSU went 3-2 in Horsemanship but fell 3-2 in Fences and 4-1 in both Flat and Reining. The Cowgirls entered the second half tied with SMU following the strong showing in Horsemanship.
OSU found success in different events throughout the weekend, earning a 3-2 advantage in Fences against Georgia and a 3-2 victory in Horsemanship against SMU.
Despite falling to both opponents, the Cowgirls saw five different riders contribute points across Flat and Reining, earning individual event wins against the Bulldogs and Mustangs.
OSU returns home Nov. 13 to conclude its fall slate when the Cowgirls take on Baylor at noon at Pedigo-Hull Equestrian Center.
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