The topic of this thread was, where does the Scott brothers get there money from. I said Sponsorship. I am saying that these teams are getting there money from sponsors, that is all. And even if the Scott's got there money from their Grandmother like someone said that is still sponsorship. It dosen't have to be on the side of the car.
Where does the Scott brothers get $$$ to support 2 teams?
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Someone doesn’t understand the difference in ownership and sponsorship.Originally posted by Waldo View PostThe topic of this thread was, where does the Scott brothers get there money from. I said Sponsorship. I am saying that these teams are getting there money from sponsors, that is all. And even if the Scott's got there money from their Grandmother like someone said that is still sponsorship. It dosen't have to be on the side of the car.
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Most of the money comes from Grandma.Originally posted by Waldo View PostThe topic of this thread was, where does the Scott brothers get there money from. I said Sponsorship. I am saying that these teams are getting there money from sponsors, that is all. And even if the Scott's got there money from their Grandmother like someone said that is still sponsorship. It dosen't have to be on the side of the car.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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Rancho Milagro Racing
Rancho Milagro grows organic hay for dairies, operates a mother cow calf operation and is heavily involved in team roping.
The group's main ranch is called Top of The World Ranch and the Healy Foundation funds multiple land and water issues in the region. In addition to a strong focus on water conservation and irrigation issues, owner Trudy Healy and her company also support of several racing teams including Scott Brothers Racing and team roping where they sponsor Rancho Milagro Team Roping and the New Mexico Rodeo Association.
Healy is also a founding member and sponsor of the Savory Institute International and operates the Rancho Milagro Collection Gallery.
In 2011, she received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from Leadership New Mexico in recognition of her philanthropy and her focus on water issues throughout the state as part of her efforts to improve the quality of life for all New Mexicans, and for future generations.Last edited by waggs; 06-21-2020, 08:16 PM.
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Yes waldo, but what you don't understand was where my point was going, and that its very very seldom do you see a car like that without a whole sh*t load of stickers and a wild a$$ paint job and design on it. And yes, my comment had everything to do with what this topic inquired.Light My Fire / Doors
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Rancho Milagro /Top of The World Farm is on the side of their racecars. This is owned by their grandmother Trudy Healy who is a wealthy landowner/rancher (cow/calf & organic hay). She also owns an art gallery/museum and is a well know philanthropist in the Taos area. One of her companies is Rancho Milagro Productions which is rodeo & race cars.
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FWIW:
Not exactly racing related but on the subject.
Google Trudy Healy and read the biography. Goes back to her grandfathers and her childhood days - current. Interesting read and pretty amazing women- just my opionion tho!
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Thanks for the information for those who weren't offended by the simple question...
2 race teams with top notch equipment to race your way in through B mains AIN'T being paid by a hand full of sponsors... Just curious about the way some guys run a million dollar operation to run in the shadows...
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Lol, what’s your point? Maybe it’s a new body.Originally posted by MontanaMagic1619* View PostYes waldo, you're right, while on a break from Volunteer Friday night, I see where Matt Miller was running Rick DeLong's #3 blue and yellow car at Attica and running really well. What was wild is that there wasn't one sponsor on there, matter of fact, the whole dammed car was barenaked, and lo and behold, Matt won the feature, and last night he finished 3rd at Oakshade behind only Tyler Carpenter and Rusty Schlenk. Great weekend for a no sponsor on the car, wouldn't you say ?
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