Wild Horse Race
Whitehorse Bros continue winning streak
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie
Demar Whitehorse (left) chases after their horse, which is ridden by Delmar Whitehorse, during Saturday’s wild horse race at the 113th Annual Northern Navajo Fair. The siblings partnered with brother Demarcus Whitehorse to win this year’s crown.
Naa’ahóóhai | 113th Annual Northern Navajo Fair
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The Whitehorse Bros is having quite the year in wild horse racing.
The three-man sibling crew has been on a hot streak for pretty much the 2026 season. The Tinian, New Mexico team, which consists of mugger Demar Whitehorse, shank man Demarcus Whitehorse and rider Delmar Whitehorse, earned bragging rights for winning the wild horse race on Saturday night at the 113th Annual Northern Navajo Fair.
“It’s just a blessing,” Demar said, the eldest brother on the team.
“There’s six of us brothers and sometimes we put together two racing teams,” the 29-year-old said while noting that they also use the moniker C&W Racing as its second team. “For every wild horse race that we’ve been to, I’ve always mugged. We have two riders and sometimes we switch them up with different brothers.”
Demar was the first brother to get into wild horse racing and he got his start running with Team Horsepower.
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