Lipstick Top-Earning Mare

Dont Look Twice follows long line of success to surpass Meradas Little Sue’s record. “I do remember,” said Phil Rapp, 43, a career earner of more than $8.1 million as a National Cutting Horse Association rider, when asked if he remembered what it felt like to ride his first special horse. Tapeppyoka Peppy (Doc’s Oak x Senorita Peppy x Mr San Peppy), the chestnut 1980 mare Rapp started riding when he was 14 in 1984, definitely crossed his mind Oct. 12 in Columbus, Ohio. Rapp and the 7-year-old great-granddaughter of “Tap” whom he refers to as “Lipstick” or “Lippy,” due to her white lip markings, finished as Reserve Champions that night in the NCHA/Mercuria Open World Series of Cutting. A