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In This Issue
The 1982 NCHA World Champion Open saddle is on display in the lobby of the NCHA headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, along with other historic cutting memorabilia. This detailed saddle was won by Greg Welch riding Tenino San owned by Bob and Patsy Brooks. Read more about the riders who shaped the history of the NCHA World Championships.
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Future in the Futurity
When riding a horse, there is one thing all trainers seem to agree on. “Look forward,” “eyes up” or “eyes on the prize” are common phrases that are taught and implemented in the cutting world. In the show pen, the rider must keep their eyes locked on the cow. Similarly, outside of the cutting pen, I encourage each of you to “look forward” in life.
The 2024 Metallic Cat World Championship Futurity, like each previous Futurity, is the foundation of these horses’ show careers. Looking forward, we have high hopes and aspirations for these incredible animals. The hard work, dedication, and passion that goes into training these equine athletes come to fruition at this show. They will then go on to become the next generation of cutting champions, a true testimony to every single rider, owner, breeder, and trainer who believed in them.
Nearly four years ago, the horses here today were foaled across the United States. Two years ago, these Futurity prospects were being broke to ride. Today, they are showing at the biggest of the Triple Crown events that the NCHA produces, all because somewhere along the way, someone looked to the future.
I encourage each of you to continue looking forward. Like in the show pen, life has its good and bad days, but we can make it through anything with our eyes up. Congratulations to each horse, rider, owner, and trainer who worked diligently to be here. Keep your eyes up!
Jay Winborn NCHA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
photo by justin clemons
Youth Connection
Officers of the National Youth Cutting Horse Association (NYCHA) are excited about working together to make NYCHA even stronger.
Hey NCHA! We are now headed into the best time of the year, and while many may automatically think Christmastime, cutters know that it’s FUTURITY SEASON!
Although there are many exciting things happening in the coming months, the most prominent is the NYCHA Stallion Auction. For those of you who do not know about our annual fundraiser, NYCHA members work tirelessly to gather stallion breedings to be auctioned off to the highest bidders. All funds gathered by these efforts will be put toward any and all NYCHA functions, including the NYCHA Youth Week and Eastern Nationals.
This auction will run from November 13 to December 18. Please check it out and help our youth members!
Even though we have not been in office long, the NYCHA officer team has made leaps and bounds toward improving our association even further. Please be on the lookout for all the big things coming this year!
In the meantime, if you have any questions, comments, concerns, or even recommendations, please feel free to contact me at any time. I hope to see everyone soon!
Riley Farris PRESIDENT
Franklin D. Roosevelt once declared, “We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build the youth for our future.”
The NYCHA helps build the youth for our future. As proof, I wanted to take a moment to highlight the accomplishments of two special NYCHA alumnae.
Mattie Dukes, the 24-year-old former NYCHA President (2018-2020), devoted roughly 10 years of her childhood to the sport of cutting. Calling Weatherford, Texas, home, Dukes spent her weekends hauling up and down the road, and jockeying a handful of horses in the youth division. Two of her favorites were One Time Player (“Player”) and Reys Play (“Erma”).
Her youth career was nothing short of memorable, as she qualified for four NYCHA World Finals and served on the NYCHA leadership team outside of the arena. When it came time to hang up the bridle reins and say goodbye to her youth career, Dukes enrolled in Texas Christian University (TCU), in Fort Worth, Texas, where she majored in psychology and communications. Though her time in NYCHA was over, her involvement in the equine industry did not end there. Dukes competed on the TCU Women’s Equestrian Team (NCAA division one) as an undergrad, and she is currently working for the team as a graduate assistant while getting her masters degree at TCU in higher-education leadership.
When asked what advice she would give to other youth, Dukes said, “To always reach for your goals, push yourself, work hard, and have fun! My time in the youth is still some of my fondest memories. I miss it. It goes by quick so enjoy every minute of it!”
From the “big city” of Midway, Texas, 20-year-old Faith Farris began showing cutting horses at the age of six alongside her family. With 13 successful years under her belt, Farris showed numerous horses, but she “had three main mounts” throughout her youth career: Quite the Fat Cat, Smooth Serena Rey, and Big Shoes To Phil.
Though they all left hoofprints on her heart, her favorite is Big Shoes To Phil. He, along with each and every other horse, played a role in taking Farris to the top. She
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Riley Farris, President
was crowned the NYCHA World Champion not once but twice, and qualified in five other finals.
When her time as an NYCHA member came to an end, she began to dream of what her life would look like outside of the show pen. Falling in love with the idea of cosmetology, Farris attended cosmetology school in Bryan, Texas, where she acquired a cosmetology license. Keeping her “grown up” dreams in mind as well, she headed to Texas Tech University, in Lubbock, Texas, and is currently working on a degree in agricultural communications. Farris’ end goal is to become an equine industry marketer or social media manager. While at school, she is able to utilize her cosmetology license to make some money on the side.
When asked what advice she would give to other youth, Farris says, “To stay humble, work extremely hard, and always seek to learn from others, both in the arena and in life. Most importantly, always keep Jesus front and center, for you’d never be able to accomplish anything without Him.”
After talking to these two young women, the one thing that is abundantly clear is that NYCHA has been a major part of their lives. Their stories are a testament to the foundational work this program offers young people in cutting. But it takes a village to make this happen. Whether you have helped out in the show pen, supported from the sidelines, loaned a horse, donated to the NYCHA Stallion Auction, or anything in between, you are an important part of this journey.
People like you are the reason our program is able to accomplish all it does. With much gratitude in our hearts, on behalf of NYCHA, I wish to say “Thank you!”
Brea Collier SENIOR REPORTER
Hello Fellow Cutters, I hope everyone has felt some fall weather in their area. We have a lot of stuff coming up as the show year ends.
First, qualifying for the World Finals is nearly over. Good luck to everyone as they try to finish the year strong. Then, we have the NCHA Circuit Finals. Safe travels to all the cutters making their way to compete in their Circuits. Next up will be the 2024 NCHA Metallic Cat World Championship Futurity, the biggest cutting of the year! I hope to see many of you at these upcoming events.
Remember, it’s time to gather breedings for the annual NYCHA Stallion Auction. Let’s all work together to make this a successful fundraiser.
Finally, our cutting family has felt a lot of losses and sadness lately. My prayers go out to the Farris family on the loss of Mr. Mike, and all the people in the Southeast who have been affected by Hurricane Helene. This was a big tragedy to many.
Reese Roberson JUNIOR REPORTER
Reese Roberson, Junior Reporter
Brea Collier, Senior Reporter
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NCHA Super Stakes Open - 5th Overall
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Never Too Late
By Leslie George
For years, Cindy Houck DeHoff rose before dawn on rodeo competition days to complete the one hundred tasks required before loading her two daughters’ horses into a trailer and driving long distances to different arenas. For her youngest, Hadley, DeHoff turned back in high school rodeo cutting competitions.
“I joke that for the first fifty years of her life, my mom was a truck driver,” says oldest daughter, Courtenay, “hauling first me and then both me and my sister and our horses to rodeos around the country. It was always my mom, driving for hours, cleaning the stalls, getting up early to feed the horses, or racing them to the vet when there were problems."
These days, at age 60 — when she’s not ranching, calving cows, or teaching her two-year-old granddaughter Evie (“the ‘lil trotting fool”) to ride, Cindy DeHoff is hitting the road with her eight-year-old gelding in tow and competing at her own cutting shows.
“I bought my horse ‘Teo’ when I was 56,” DeHoff shared. “Everyone said I was crazy to start so late, but it’s been a dream for a long time.”
DeHoff grew up on horses at her parents’ Houck Rock Creek Ranch in Americus, Kansas. “We moved the cattle on horses,” she said, “we did everything on horses — no four-wheelers. I didn’t do rodeo in school like my girls did. I did 4-H, but I was exposed to cutting early.”
More than thirty years ago, her father helped her buy a cutting horse, but the mare caught her leg in an accident and was unable to compete. “That was the rise and fall of my cutting career,” DeHoff explained. “It was a disaster, but, looking back, I can see it wasn’t the right time for me. I was a new mother; Courtenay was tiny. My husband and I were just starting our own ranch while he commuted to Kansas City for his job. So, I put that dream away.”
ABOUT CINDY HOUCK DEHOFF
FAMILY AFFAIR
Cindy DeHoff’s father, Jim Houck, an American Quarter Horse competition judge, was fond of cutting horses and followed their bloodlines.
“I’ve seen my dad’s eyes well up watching the horses at the NCHA Futurity. He appreciates their talent and high-caliber training so much. They are thrilling for all of us to watch.”
HER HORSE
“Teo is a lover. He’ll lick you — it’s his way of kissing. He loves everybody. He’s always in your business. He’s too much horse for my granddaughter to ride but he’s dear to her. She puts her fingers up his nose; she gets in the hay with him, and he’ll eat the piece she’s holding.”
HER CHALLENGES
DeHoff loves the sport of cutting enough to get herself to competitions when her husband or daughter can’t join her, even with bad knees (three surgeries) and a recently injured back.
“I’m careful about the tires on the trailers before I travel these days,” DeHoff said.
“I can’t change a 150-pound tire anymore.”
photo by shelby caitlin photography
Cindy DeHoff during a demonstration at an NCHA-sponsored Fancy Lady Cowgirl event in Weatherford, Texas.
This influencer withstands the test of time.
Smooth As A Cat’s profound e ect on the industry started early on, and today we still see his impact. Over the past 12 months, these performers represent Smooth As A Cat’s bloodline. They are either sired by Smooth As A Cat, out of one of his daughters, or sired by one of his sons.
These 4 major shows alone, represent earnings of 1,205,943.39 from Smooth As A Cat’s bloodline.
Currently ranked by Equi-Stat in the top 5 All-Time Leading Sires, we will see that time will only boost his accomplishments as future generations contribute to his ongoing legacy.
Sire of o spring earning $38.5 Million
PHOTO BY MEGAN PARKS
When daughter Hadley started cutting in high school, DeHoff was reintroduced to the sport and to the people in and around the cutting community, “who are wonderful,” she said.
Some years later, DeHoff recalls that she again felt the call to cutting. “I missed the people, and I needed a horse back in my life,” she said. “So, I told my husband I wanted a cutting horse.”
DeHoff got a job working at a general feed store to pay for the horse. After a couple of years, “Anne Logan, whom my dear friend Hilary Watson introduced to me, called to say she had a gelding for sale and would hold him for one day if I wanted to try him,” she said. “I could tell ‘Teo’ was special right away.”
Teo’s registered name is Smart Delight CD (High Brow CD x Peptos Smart Delight x Peptoboonsmal). The first time she rode Teo, she was nervous: “I was just trying not to look like an idiot.” But she found that he was gentle and easy to ride.
DeHoff started working with trainer Dirk Blakesley, based in Augusta, Kansas, right away. “Whenever I came out of his class, I was like, ‘Hey, I didn’t fall off the horse.’ And that was a win,” she said with a laugh.
The mental training, DeHoff says, has been a big part of any success she has had in the cutting arena. “Teo and I could be winning the show, but as soon as I have the thought, ‘This is going great,’ a cow runs over me,” she said. “I've learned that when I think, I'm forgetting to look at what's right in front of me.”
On competition days, DeHoff lopes her horse herself, which means she can be in the saddle for six hours straight. Those nights, she gets leg cramps. She takes all her own food on the road and eats a gluten-free diet to help reduce inflammation. But DeHoff laughs off these concessions to being an “older beginner” and says she feels no hardship.
And the leg cramps? “It’s totally worth it,” she added. “Cutting horses give me way more than they take.”
After training for a year, DeHoff began competing. Last spring, she won reserve champion in the NCHA Heartland Circuit Weekend $15K Amateur and has more than $5,000 in NCHA earnings so far.
Her main focus now is to “get better and better.”
One thing she finds remarkable about the cutting world is how helpful everyone is. “It always amazes me; these men and women have big-time clients, but their disposition is that they’re there to help. I appreciate that.”
In many ways, she says, it feels like the cutting world is unique for its open-heartedness. “It’s just the atmosphere and the authenticity of the people; they’re exceptional,” she added.
That same attitude of “we’re all in this together” permeates ranching life, too, DeHoff notes. “What inspires me is, through my daughter Courtenay, I’m getting to know younger women, and they are raising families, working ranches; it’s a hard world. But I love how women today support other women.”
She says she especially appreciates the way Courtenay, founder of Fancy Lady Cowgirl, motivates women to make courageous choices and embrace “cowgirl qualities,” like authenticity, generosity, and hard work.
“When I get up in the morning and my knees creak and it takes five minutes for my back and hips to loosen up so I can stand straight — that’s ranching life, just part of being a cowgirl,” DeHoff said. “Courtenay tells the next generation of girls and women to make sure whatever they do is something they love and to never quit. So, I keep going.
“Cutting is what I love,” DeHoff continued. “Instead of doing Sudoku puzzles, I’ll be cutting to keep my mind right.”
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Cindy DeHoff aboard her beloved horse Teo in the show pen.
photo by dawn baxstrom
BAMACAT
(High Brow Cat - MH San Tules Dually, by San Tule Freckles)
BOON TOO SUEN
Proven Performer and sire! LTE $352,857: NCHA World Champion Stallion, NCHA Open Futurity Champion Stallion
NCHA World Champion Sire. Average Earnings per performer 8-times his fee!
FEE: $2,000 +chute fee
(Peptoboonsmal - Meradas Little Sue, by Freckles Merada)
LTE $263,009: NCHA World Champion
Stallion; AQHA & NCHA World Champion Sire
An NCHA Leading Sire since 2018 with performers earning more than $6 Million Perfect outcross for HIGH BROW CAT mares!
FEE: $3,000 +chute fee
$500 Early Booking & Outcross Consideration
BOWMANS GUN
(Playgun - Bowmans Fancy Lena, by Smart Little Lena)
LTE $35,316: Breeders Inv. Limited Open Classic Co-Reserve Champion, The Non-Pro Cutting Classic Novice Horse Limited Open Reserve Champion
His first foals arrive in 2025!
FEE: $1,800 +chute fee
METALLIC ROYAL MATE
(Metallic Cat - Royal Red Rinpoche, by Smart Mate)
LTE: $224,132: 24-time Champion and/or Reserve Champion including NCHA Int. Open Classic/Challenge Reserve Champion, NCHA Int. Amateur Classic/Challenge Reserve Champion.
FEE: $1,800 +chute fee
ROCKIN W
LTE $329,722: NCHA Open Futurity Champion.
(Dual Rey - Boon San Kitty, by High Brow Cat)
Sire of AQHA World Champion and NCHA Super Stakes Int. Open Classic Co-Champion ROCKIN KW (LTE $216,686).
(Bet Hesa Cat - Cracklin Gunpowder, by PG Gunpowder)
DANDY CAT
(Metallic Cat - DMAC Dandy Devine, by Smart Little Abner)
LTE $19,805: From the family of multiple NCHA, NRCHA and AQHA World Champions. Breeders Inv Cutting Limited Open Derby Reserve Champion First Foals are 4-YearOlds in 2025!
FEE: $1,500 +chute fee
DESIRE REY
(Dual Rey - Playguns Desire, by Playgun)
LTE $34,629: Breeders Inv Cutting Limited Open Classic Champion, The Ike Cutting Limited Open Classic Co-Reserve Champion. Sired by #1 NCHA & NRCHA Leading Sire and out of an NCHA World Champion.
FEE: $1,500 +chute fee
COMPLETE STALLION ROSTER
LTE $57,232: 6th NRCHA Open Futurity, 3rd Southwest RCHA Kalpowar Open Futurity and Circle Y Open Derby. From the family of NCHA Open World Champion STARDUST DESIRE, the dam of two foals, both NCHA World Champions.
FEE: $1,000 +chute fee
Bamacat • Bet Hesa Cat • Boon Too Suen • Bowmans Gun • CD Son Of Magnolia CR Tuff Pep • Cracklin Kat • Dandy Cat • Desire Rey • Doc Seas Whiskey
Fiddle And Steel • Finals Bound • Jesses Topaz • Kit Kat Sugar • Kreyzy Horse
Livin Four A Fling • Metallic Masterpiece • Metallic Royal Mate • Mr Playinstylish
One Shiney Metallic • Peptos Stylin Time • Quahadi • Rockin W
Saddling At Sunrise • Very Especial Cat • Walla Walla Starbuck
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Playin Stylish • Seven From Heaven • Sixes Blue Powder • Sixes Pick
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*2025 Breeding Fees subject to change.
No Stoppin’ Us Now
Meet six NCHA members who have recently celebrated earning $1,000 in NCHA-approved weekend classes and won a beautiful achievement buckle.
By Roger Munford
Stepping into the Stirrup
Steve Gray, 62, hadn’t ridden a horse until six years ago, and it was tough to start. Gray, who hails from Roland, Oklahoma, spoke about encountering a cutting legend who profoundly altered his life. “I was about to surrender the cause when I met a gentleman named Teddy Johnson, sadly, now deceased. Teddy was an NCHA judge and an accomplished cutting horse trainer, and he turned things around for me.”
Gray has shown his horse, Be There Suen, five times this year and has gone to the pay window four times. He competes mainly in Carthage, Missouri, but has also attended a show in Ada, Oklahoma.
“I really enjoy cutting. I like the NCHA events and the horses, but what has kept me going is the family-like atmosphere of the shows,” he said. “Everybody hopes everybody does good. It’s the friendliness of the people you’re around.”
Gray owns two Kubota dealerships, one in Poteau, Oklahoma, and the other in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He is also the pastor of a small rural church in Roland.
“My wife, Bridget, supports me. She’s with me at every show,” he said. “I also have two best friends, Dale Henry and Ken Farrow, and we three get together, practice cutting, and have fun.”
He also credits Tommy and Susan Marvin, his trainers. “They are absolutely wonderful people.”
The Dance
“I was raised with horses. My dad, Bill Klop, was a team penner for 15 years,” said Joanna Lefebvre, 44, who lives in Agassiz, British Columbia, Canada. “I grew up on a horse, but when I went to university, I put that on the shelf and then went to nursing school. Watching my dad’s journey evolve to cutting, I also fell in love with the sport. In March 2023, I took my first clinic with Gerry Hansma, and I was hooked.”
Lefebvre attended the NCHA show in May 2024 at the Bellcreek Arena in Chilliwack and became the Aggregate Champion, earning enough prize money to win the NCHA Achievement Buckle. Her mare is named Bama Red (“Scar-
lett”), and Gregg Garvie trained her in Millarville, Alberta.
“I love the dance of cutting. The intensity of it. It’s like patting your head, rubbing your stomach, and jumping on the spot all at the same time,” she said. “The community’s amazing, too. So super supportive."
When she’s not cutting, Lefebvre manages a funeral home for Dignity Memorial Funeral Homes but can also be found riding her Harley-Davidson Sportster.
“My dad does all the training with me, and my mom is a huge supporter at every show,” she said. “My husband, Stacy, and my children, Jackson and Amber, are there to cheer me on. And, of course, my trainer, Glen Beveridge from GD Cutting Horses is always there to keep Scarlett and me tuned up and ready to show.”
A Worldwide Community
Robin van den Elzen has been riding horses since she was seven: first in dressage and then Western. For the past three years, she has focused solely on cutting and becoming a team with her horse, Rey Cat 31.
Van den Elzen lives in Schinnen, in the province of Limburg, the Netherlands, and the events she competes in
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Steve Gray shows off his Gist buckle aboard Be There Suen.
Joanna Lefebvre smiling aboard Bama Red.
photo by krystina lynn photography
are spread across Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. “I try to attend as many events as possible to learn and make good progress,” she said. “What I like most is my horse’s agility, precision, and performance, and how the cutting community is one big family that helps each other in the arena.”
When she’s not riding a horse, Van den Elzen, 28, is a parttime truck driver and administrative assistant.
“I’m so proud to have won the NCHA Achievement Buckle,” she said. “I credit my dad, Rob van den Elzen, for being my mentor and my trainer, and Tim van Ewijk of T&C Western Stables. My goal is to win the Americana (one of the top Western equine events in Europe) one day.”
Icing on the Cake
“My family is in Thoroughbred racing, so I grew up around horses. But I was never really into it,” said Dave Ziebarth, 48, of Belgrade, Montana. “Three years ago, a friend suggested I see a cutting trainer up here, Mike Hoffman. While I watched him work the flag, I thought to myself, ‘This is what I want to do.’” He let me have a go, and I barely stayed on, but I was instantly hooked.”
Ziebarth now has four cutting horses, and his daughter, Zoe, also rides.
“Smoother Lookin Cat is crazy and awesome at the same time, so we get along real fine. And my little mare, Smooth Reyzin Cash, is just the cutest little girl, and they’re completely different rides,” he said. “I’m proud to win the NCHA Achievement Buckle, but winning is just the icing on the cake. I would be thrilled if I were working a cow and they didn’t give me a score — we’re so blessed to be doing this.”
Ziebarth competes in the NCHA Big Sky Circuit in Montana and Wyoming, but also travels to Idaho and Utah for events.
“I manage a gun shop, but all my money goes into horses and training,” he said. “When I get home, I hop on a horse and ride with my wife, Paige, and the dogs, and I get to decompress from dealing with humans all day.”
His mother, Pamela C. Ziebarth, along with his grandmother, the late Cecilia “Cee” Straub-Rubens, bred and raced Horse of the Year and two-time Breeders’ Cup Classic winner Tiznow. His mother also owns multiple graded stakes winner Tiz Flirtatious, and stallions Tizbud and Tizdejavu.
“She’s pretty cool. She’s a woman in the good old boys club of Thoroughbred racing,” he said. “Yeah, she’s a badass and just also the sweetest person ever.”
Giving It All
“I first got started in high school,” said Chelsea Stayton, 33, who lives in Port Orchard, Washington. “I was playing around with
reigning at the time, but my best friend showed cutters and said, ‘You need to do this instead.’ I was completely hooked.”
Life after high school took over, and she couldn’t get back into cutting until 2022. Then, she bought a ten-yearold mare named Kaceebar Red Berry. “I just love how exhilarating cutting is,” she said. “It’s something I wish everybody could experience. ”
Stayton mainly competes in the NCHA Pioneer Circuit. “One of my goals this year was to win the NCHA Achievement Buckle, and I am super excited to show it off at my next event,” she said.
When Stayton isn’t cutting, she focuses on fitness, including Olympic weightlifting. “That takes a lot of my time, but it helps me in my career as a firefighter,” she said.
“My family are my biggest supporters,” Stayton added. “Also, my trainer, Nina Lundgren, is an amazing teacher, and I wouldn’t be where I am in this sport without her.”
Passing on the Tradition
“I had a cutting mare about 15 years ago, but our family took over a horse boarding and training business, so I didn’t have the time to cut for a long time,” said Kelly
photos from top :
Robin van den Elzen aboard Rey Cat 31.
Dave Ziebarth rides Smooth Reyzin Cash.
photo by bonaga communication
photo by beto orsi
Checkers
His top 10 money earners in 2024:
STARRY EYEDD • LTE $152,544
• 2024 Abilene Spectacular 5/6YO Open Champion
• 5th, 2024 PCCHA Fall Classic/Challenge Open
• top 10, 2024 Run For A Million Cutting Challenge Open
• top 10, 2024 Breeder’s Invitational Classic Open
Owner Marco Salvator l Rider Michael Cooper COUNTIN • LTE $132,407
• 2024 Cattlemens Classic Open nalist
• top 10, 2024 West Texas Classic Open
• 2024 NCHA Classic/Challenge Open nalist
• 2024 NCHA Super Stakes Classic Open semi nalist
Owner Robert Tregemba l Rider Kenneth Platt
COUNTIN THE LIGHTS • LTE $82,984.73
• Currently ranked #2 $50K Amateur in the NCHA World Standings
Owner/rider Debra Winard
GWYDIR CHECKS • LTE $75,190
• 2024 Arbuckle Cutting Classic Open Reserve Champion
OwnerSlate River Ranch l Rider John Mitchel
CHECK REPUBLIC• LTE $74,704
• 4th, 2024 NCHA Derby Interm Open
Owner Sarco Creek Ranch l Rider Milton Greeson
Sire of o spring earning $9.4 Million
NICKLEZ N DIMEZ • LTE $69,321
• top 10, 2024 NCHA Super Stakes Classic Interm Non Pro, Interm Non Pro Gelding Reserve Champion, Non Pro semi nalist and top 10 in the Non Pro Gelding
Owner/rider Laura Dare
COUNTIN THE BUCKS • LTE $60,953
• top 10, 2024 NCHA Super Stakes Classic Interm Amateur and nalist in the Amateur
Owners Dick & Kippi Cogdell l Rider Lucchese Johnson
COUNTIN HISS MONEY • $60,145
• top 10, 2024 NCHA Super Stakes Interm Non Pro and semi nalist in the Open
Owner Je ery Foland & Jennifer Christmann Foland Rider Jennifer Christmann Foland
QUINTAN • LTE $42,327
• 2024 NCHA Derby Open nalist
• 3rd, 2024 PCCHA Derby Interm Open
Owner Circle Y Ranch l Rider Tarin Rice
SECONDD • LTE $34,541
• top 10, 2024 NRCHA Celebration of Champions Derby Open
• 2024 NSHA RCH Futurity Open nalist
Owner Moncrief Quarter Horses LLC l Rider Boyd Rice
Ranked in the top 15 NCHA Leading Sires for 9 consecutive years.
Booked Full in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024
Achievement Buckle Earners
FROM MAY 18, 2024 TO OCTOBER 28, 2024
Allen Gordon Marshall
Anna Darrow
Ashley Copley
Avalene Van Haastert
Bailey E Haddox-Roth
Beth Peterson
Betty Lou Adelmann
Brad George Mckague
Brad Mcdonald
Brayden Aymond
Brooks Taylor
Carmen Gibson
Chelsea Stayton
Cheyenne Bolyard
Colin Knight
Craig Schaal
Dashawn Warren Dicks
Dave Ziebarth
Dawn M Mortensen
Dawson Mcwhorter
Deanna Duffy
Debra Shriver
Dustin Deckard
Elise Ledsinger
Fallon L Lacina
Filippo Falcone
Gail Schrader
Hadlie S Human
Hallee Rae Widler
Hayden Jennings
Holly Gyllen
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Ebert, 63, who is based in New Tripoli, Pennsylvania. “Then, two years ago, I bought a three-year-old showing at the All American Quarter Horse Congress from (NCHA Hall of Fame member) Tracy Barton’s barn.” Ebert started showing on her new gelding, Smart Little Kiddo, last year in the NCHA Appalachian Circuit in the $5K Novice Horse class.
Ebert trains horses for a living, primarily Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses. Her husband, Kevin, doesn’t cut, but he supports her by looking after the farm while she competes, as does her daughter, Shannon. Her good friend, Denise Jones, encouraged her back into the cutting world, and they enjoy competing at shows together.
“I am so proud to have won the NCHA Achievement Buckle,” she said. “My next dream is to pass Smart Little Kiddo on to my grandsons. The eldest, Trexler, is seven, and his brother, Tawson, is four. They’re riding but not cutting. They play with the flag and the mechanical cow right now, but I think they’ll start soon. In the meantime, I bought a yearling down in Texas last year, and I hope to bring her along next year.”
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The “miracle boy” on Rubi at the 2024 NCHA Foundation Scholarship Cutting during Youth Week at the NCHA Great American Insurance Group Summer Cutting Spectacular event in Fort Worth where he made the finals.
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BY MARIANNE DOUGHERTY
After a horrific car accident when he was 10, doctors thought Porter Hulme would never walk again. But with sheer determination and the love of a horse named Rubi, Porter is not only walking, but also back in the cutting arena.
Porter Hulme and his brother Ethan, 17, were on their way home from a team roping in Decatur, Texas, on May 28, 2022, when they blew a tire. When a second tire blew and the tag-along trailer became detached, the Ford F350 pickup tumbled over three times before it came to a stop, like a coaster stuck upside down at the top of a loop. Suspended from the roller roof of the cab by the crushing weight of his seatbelt, Ethan managed to extricate himself and crawl through a window, but he couldn’t find his brother. Porter’s seatbelt had malfunctioned, and he’d been thrown clear of the truck. Ethan found him pinned under the “headache rack,” which is designed to prevent items from sliding into the cab’s rear.
Shards of glass in his hair, cuts and abrasions on his arms and back, Ethan was struggling to lift the one-ton truck himself when someone stopped to help. When he gave up, Ethan insisted that they had to keep trying. Ultimately, it took a dozen good Samaritans to lift the truck just enough that Ethan was able to drag his brother out from under the wreckage. They’d been hauling their horses: Ethan’s good black gelding, “Fez,” and a bay gelding named “Roger.” Miraculously Roger
survived, and against all odds, so did Porter.
By now an ambulance had arrived, and so had Porter’s mother, Kimberly, who accompanied her sons to United Regional Hospital in Wichita Falls. From there Porter was transferred to Cook’s Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, where doctors assessed the extent of his injuries, including broken ribs, a broken collar bone, a broken arm, and more significantly, damage to the thoracic spinal column, which is comprised of 12 vertebrae. The largest of the thoracic vertebrae is the T12. If damage is extensive, as it was in Porter’s case, the outcome is most often paralysis from the waist down. “Porter’s T12 was basically gone,” said his father, Scott Hulme. “The surgeon told us he’d never walk again.”
What he could do was wiggle his toes. It wasn’t much to go on, but Scott and Kimberly decided that maybe their son had a chance. “The doctor told us that Porter’s spinal cord was so messed up that he’d never have the strength to walk even if he could move his toes,” said Scott, who decided not to share that information with his son at the time. “I didn’t want that in his head.”
Porter had been hospitalized for about a month and a half when he told his father he wanted to see Rubi, a cutting horse he had encouraged Scott to buy when she was a yearling. “He kind of picked her out for himself,” said Scott, “and I trained her.” The ambulance garage was large enough to accommodate Scott’s truck and trailer, and Kimberly brought Porter down in a wheelchair. Rubi nickered and dropped her head so Porter could pet her. “That day, my son told me he was going to get better,” said Scott, “and I believed him.”
The next day, with help, Porter used a walker to take his first steps. A full recovery would require nine months of physical therapy twice a week in Wichita Falls, Texas, where Porter’s therapists called him their miracle boy. “When he was in rehab, I made him promise that he’d work harder than anyone else,” Scott said, “and he made me promise that I’d never sell Rubi, because he was going to get better so he could show her.” On August 2, Porter went home, and the first thing his father did was take him out to the barn to see Rubi. “I think being around the horses gave him a reason to get better,” Scott said.
After three or four weeks, Porter was able to take a few steps without the walker, but progress was incremental. “Every morning I’d take him out to the barn in a wheelchair and sit him by my cutting arena so he could watch me working the cutting horses,” Scott said. “One day, he pulled himself out of his chair and stood there for a minute or so.” Eventually, Porter began taking a few steps without assistance. When he went to the hospital for a checkup after Labor Day, Porter walked in on his own. “The doctors couldn’t believe it,” Scott said.
By October, Porter was eager to ride again, but Scott thought it was too soon. Finally, Porter wore him down. “There’s nothing worse than a kid wanting to ride a horse and not being able to,” said Scott, who gave in and saddled up Roger. Porter rode him for about twenty minutes, but it was a start.
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In 2023, father and son hauled Rubi to every show on the circuit, and Porter warmed her up before each of them. As it turned out, Porter was right about Rubi. That year Scott won the NCHA 5K Novice World Championship with Red Hot Rubi (Spots Hot x Ruby Red Cat x High Brow Cat). “After I got done, I told Porter that now it was his turn to show her,” said Scott, who has only been cutting for about ten years, while Porter was participating in club cuttings at four
Porter worked hard to get better, earning the respect of the doctors and nurses who cared for him.
Scott Hulme and Red Hot Rubi competing at the 2022 Great American Insurance Summer Cutting Spectacular.
for Porter” fundraisers for the Hulme Ranch family raised funds to offset the staggering medical costs.
and joined the National Youth Cutting Horse Association (NYCHA) when he was eight.
On July 25 and 26, 2024, Porter competed in the NCHA Foundation Scholarship Cutting during Youth Week at the NCHA Great American Insurance Group Summer Cutting Spectacular in Fort Worth, where he made the finals. “They took the top 15 out of 75 kids,” said Scott with obvious pride. “Now we’ve got to keep hauling until the end of May and see if we can win a world title for Porter on Rubi.”
Scott and Kimberly raise cattle on their ranch in Vernon, Texas, where they have about 250 cows. “We run on a little over 5,000 acres here,” said Scott, who limits the number of cutting horses he trains so he can spend quality time with each one. Both Scott and Kimberly are grateful for the ranchers and breeders, all members of the NCHA, who held fundraisers with the hashtag #prayforporter to help offset their son’s staggering medical bills. Werner Equine Company, owners of Ain’t Seen Iceman Yet, auctioned off one breeding with a live foal guarantee, earmarking 100 percent of the
proceeds for the Hulme family. Bar G Barrel Productions put on a benefit barrel race and silent auction. MP3 Barrel Productions held a benefit barrel race with a bake sale and silent auction. And that was just the tip of the iceberg. “There were numerous other fundraisers,” said Kimberly. “People literally from all over the world wanted to help.”
“The hospital bill was nearly $2 million,” Scott said. “We’ll probably never pay that off.” Even so, last year he declined an offer of a quarter of a million dollars for Rubi. “There isn’t any amount of money that would make me break my promise to Porter,” he said. “What kind of dad would I be if I did that?”
While Scott allows that he doesn’t come from “a whole bunch of money or a long line of people into cutting,” he is convinced that all it takes to excel at the sport of cutting is willpower. “The point is to never give up,” he said.
Giving up was certainly not an option for Porter Hulme, who applied the same focus and discipline required to be a champion in the cutting arena to his miraculous recovery.
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PRE-SHOW
BY ROSS HECOX
Cutters employ a peculiar mix of routines, mental exercises, and superstitions prior to competition.
One might wiggle his shoulders. Another may lick his fingers, light a candle, listen to a recording of ocean waves, or stash a plastic horse figurine in his chaps pocket. The quirks of cutting horse competitors before showing their horse can be peculiar, if not outright bizarre. But whatever it takes to get them locked in and ready to lay down a scorching run, they’ll do it.
“It’s like batters in Major League Baseball,” said Grant Setnicka of Grandview, Texas. “They’ll have some little thing they do each time before they step in the batter’s box, like adjust the Velcro on their gloves.”
Here, Setnicka and five other cutting horse trainers discuss their pre-show rituals, whether they be habits, superstitions, or routines that get their mind right.
Lloyd Cox piloting Sho Boat in the show pen.
Like many cutters, Cox has a pre-show ritual.
“Iwipe the sweat off my brow, squish my hat down, and adjust my chaps,” said J.P. Bell of Duluth, Minnesota. “I do better when I’m intense. When I was showing Apollo Creed at the NCHA World Finals, I would slap myself in the face a couple times just before showing.
“A couple guys came and said, ‘Can we do that for you?’” Bell added with a laugh. “I said, ‘I’m sure you’d like to.’ But it’s good to have a ritual of things that get you into the moment.”
Some competitors simply follow a checklist of necessary tasks that prepare them to show, and it becomes a noticeable habit. Lloyd Cox of Marietta, Oklahoma, goes through the standard procedures of watching cows, warming up his horse, and discussing which cows to cut with his help. But just before riding to the herd, he carries out his signature ritual of licking his fingers on each of his hands. He said it’s not a superstition or any kind of mental trigger.
“My fingers and my hands just get dry,” Cox explained. “And it makes the reins feel slippery, so I lick my fingers. It helps me get a better grip on the reins.”
Like many competitors, Cox also takes a pinch of snuff before showing. Years ago, more cutters would smoke, and quite a few cigarettes were sucked down to butts in a hurry back then.
“Greg Welch would take that one, real long pull on that cigarette just as he was getting ready to ride to the herd, and then he’d drop it down in the dirt,” recalled Weatherford, Texas, trainer Winston Hansma.
Plenty of competitors make a point to sip on some water or an energy drink. Many do various things to keep from getting nervous or tense, such as taking deep breaths or stretching their muscles.
“When I ride to the herd, I usually shake my shoulders to loosen them up a little bit,” said Monty Buntin of Lincoln, California. “When the pressure is high, I typically do that. That’s just a habit I picked up as a teenager when I was working for Tim Smith. He would do that.”
Buntin added that the mental approach is a major factor in preparation. “Throughout the day that I show, I run show scenarios in my mind as if they’re going well. I don’t allow myself to think about things that can go wrong. I picture things in my mind going the way I want them to go,” Buntin said. “It keeps me from showing with a desperate energy. If you’re afraid of missing a cut or missing a cow, then you show with a desperation. It makes your timing snappy and throws everything off.”
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left : Lloyd Cox before riding into the herd.
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Monty Buntin says mastering the mental aspect of cutting is a key to finding success.
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visualization techniques and other mental exercises several decades ago. “I remember some guys who would go to sleep the night before with a tape of ocean waves playing,” he said. “It was supposed to have a calming effect. I started imagining runs in my mind, but really, after a while I had to scale it back. I could get myself too wound up.
“There is a lot to mental preparation before you ride to the herd,” Hansma continued. “But you need to figure out what it takes to get yourself mentally prepared. That’s part of figuring out how to win.”
Bell said finding the right frame of mind can be more of a challenge today than in the past, thanks to the cascade of distractions available through the ever-present smartphone. “I think that’s key, and it’s hard to do nowadays,” he said. “We’re a slave to our phones. If I’m showing, I leave my phone in the truck or at the stalls a good two or three hours before I show. I want to get away from the thing. There are a lot of texts that might distract me, or I’m apt to go through Facebook, see some things that might be negative.
“It’s important to stay positive,” he explained. “You can’t let anything get in the way of that. Even the people you visit with before you show, you want to be around people who are upbeat. You don’t want to have conversations with people
who bring you down.”
Superstitions can also generate negative vibes. Black cats, yellow shirts, and hats on beds are a few things traditionally viewed as bad luck. Fortunately, none of the trainers interviewed claimed to be hopelessly superstitious — or admitted to it.
“I would say I’m superstitious-ish,” Setnicka allowed. “I know there are guys that don’t like the color yellow, or they have certain seats in the cow box they have to sit in. If a black cat runs in front of me before a show, I’m going to try and block that out. I guess if something like that bothers you, then you are superstitious. But I try not to let things affect me because at the end of the day, I’ve got a job to do. You want to make sure you don’t have any distractions.”
Hansma agreed that believing in bad luck is a bit silly, but it can still seep into your mind. “Well, I’m probably like everybody: I don’t think I’m superstitious, but I wouldn’t put my hat on my bed or wear a yellow shirt,” he said with a laugh. “It’s just to eliminate a variable. I had to learn to appreciate how many things have to come together to have a winning performance. So even though I don’t think those [symbols of bad luck] make any difference, I’m just not going to go there.”
Geoffrey “Spud” Sheehan of Weatherford, Texas, doesn’t
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Having a set ritual helps a rider get into a competitive mindset, according to Grant Setnicka.
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Trainer Winston Hansma remembers when cutters began to embrace visualization techniques decades ago.
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believe in bad luck – well, sort of. “I’m not going to say, ‘I don’t believe in luck,’” he said. “But I believe you’ve got to make your own luck, and not rely on luck.
“Funny story, though: Adan Bañuelos is one of my good friends. When he won the Futurity, he had this white buffalo hair in his pocket. After that, he broke some of it off and gave it to me. The first show I went to was The Cattlemens [Derby and Classic], and I never advanced one horse to the finals. The next show was the [NCHA] Super Stakes, and I was having a terrible show. I still had this white buffalo hair, and finally I’m like, ‘I don’t want it. Obviously, I got the unlucky half.’ I threw it away, and after I got rid of it, I won the Super Stakes [6/7 Open on Hiss N Vinegar in 2021]. So that’s what I mean: I didn’t necessarily believe in that buffalo hair, but I was kind of cursed that I had it.”
Sheehan and other cutters roll out a long list of things some competitors do for good fortune, such as light a candle, use a special saddle pad, listen to a certain song, or wear a lucky shirt.
Bell carries a photograph of his children and tucks a little,
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plastic horse from his daughter in his pocket before showing. He also keeps a unique feather in his hat. “A rodeo cowboy hand-painted this feather,” Bell said. “The painting is of my mother on a Paint gelding. It was the last ride I ever took with her before she passed several years ago. There is also a photo of her and a Hereford steer she had as a teenager. Those two images are on that feather. Whether I have on a straw or a felt, that feather is in my hat, so I feel my mom is with me all the time.”
Bell said he doesn’t view those mementos he carries as good luck charms, but more as sources of motivation. “It’s a way to honor my family and something to cherish,” he said. “I think things like that can take you back to your roots. They can get you in a good place in a hurry.”
In the months prior to showing, preparation obviously requires consistent and disciplined work on a daily basis. But in the moments before riding into the herd, the competitor’s frame of mind factors heavily into the final outcome.
“I always tell people this is 99 percent mental, and the rest is how you think about it,” Buntin said.
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Spud Sheehan aboard The Shootist. "I believe you've got to make your own luck, and not rely on luck," he said.
J.P. Bell's unique feather, which he wears in his hat, features a painting of his mother.
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Capturing a World Championship Title at the NCHA World Finals is a feat reserved for the most determined competitors.
Here’s what the experience is like.
BY ABIGAIL BOATWRIGHT
Cutting enthusiasts have many awards to strive for in NCHA competitions. From the major events down to the weekend cuttings, the opportunities to show your horse for top prizes and honors are numerous. But there’s one title that requires stamina as well as sheer talent — a World Championship. It requires extensive hauling to weekend shows throughout the year to earn enough money to be ranked in the Top 15 of each division that qualifies for World Finals. But for those who do attain this honor, the memory lasts forever.
The Origin
Since the first World Finals in 1946, riders aspiring to win a championship have put in the time weekend after weekend at local cutting events. Each year, 11 World Champions are crowned. From the first World Champion crowned at the World Finals, Benny Binion’s Gelding, qualifying for the World Open Finals and then topping the competitors at the event takes grit and determination — and strategy.
The Meaning of it All
Mike Wood is a trainer located in Scottsdale, Arizona, and alongside training and showing aged event cutting horses, he also coaches Non-Pro and Youth clients. His clients are no strangers to the World Finals — he’s had as many as 16 entries in the event in one year come from his barn, across Novice, Non-Pro, Amateur, and Open divisions, and has trained several World Champions. Wood himself won the Open World Championship in 2020 on Little Jackson Cat. “It takes commitment and determination to get to the World Finals,” Wood said. “I joke that it also
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EXPLAINING THE FORMAT
To show at the World Finals, competitors may show as many times as it takes throughout the year to acquire enough earnings to hit the top 15 in their division. To win a World Championship, riders will have won the most money in their class that qualifying year. To win a World Finals show title, competitors have to win their class at the show.
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takes blood, sweat, and tears. You have to haul to show after show to qualify for the World Finals. It takes a lot of mental and physical determination to do that, even if you had a bad show. You still have to get in the truck and go. And it’s not an easy task.”
Mary Jo Milner lives in Southlake, Texas. The NCHA Hall of Famer has won eight Non-Pro World Championship titles, seven reserve titles, and since 1972, she’s earned 24 Non-Pro Top 10 finishes. She says she leans on character and faith, as well as top equine partners, to win.
“It takes dedication, focus, and good horses most importantly,” Milner said. “And probably a lot of praying. I do a lot of praying from the standpoint of wanting to be one with God.”
Phil Rapp is the No. 2 NCHA money-earning competitor with over $9.4 million. The NCHA Open and Non-Pro Hall of Fame inductee from Weatherford, Texas, won an Open World Championship in 2012, and the World Finals in 2013. Although Rapp has won many awards over the years, these titles mean a lot because of the time, effort, and strategy required.
“To qualify for the World Finals, it’s an accumulation of a year’s work,” Rapp said. “And when you get there, within the finals, it’s a four go-round format, and that fifth non-working finals is so important. I always strived for consistency at the finals, to advance as high in the standings as I could once I was there, and also try to be as successful as I could in that final.”
Matt Gaines of Weatherford is NCHA’s No. 3 all-
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time leading Open rider, with over $9 million in LTE. He’s qualified for the World Finals several times, and won a World Championship in 2015 on Special Nu Baby. He says the path to this award is challenging, especially because of the quality of horses and riders also chasing these titles.
“I think it’s a lot harder than a lot of people think it is. Of course, the better horse you have, the easier it can be,” Gaines said. “But it’s a long year. It’s definitely a marathon, not a sprint.”
Tom Lyons of Grandview, Texas, has spent decades training and showing cutting horses. He won World Championships in 1980 and 1981. He says even if you’ve campaigned well all year, sometimes, the money you win during the four rounds of the finals makes all the difference.
“It all comes down to that, and your horse has got to be sharp there,” Lyons said. “And you better win some money. No lead is too big.”
The Horses
It takes a special kind of horse to make it to the World Finals and win a World Championship. Often the horse has aged out of the six-and-under categories. Wood says the right horse has to be consistent and able to handle many different situations.
“He [or she] has to be able to haul well in the trailer, be comfortable in a new setting, and be able to haul many miles, seeing many different kinds of cows, on all kinds of ground,” Wood said.
Eight-time Non-Pro World Champion, Mary Jo Milner is seen cutting a hereford from the herd.
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Tom Lyons won two Open World Championships back-to-back in 1980 and 1981. Lyons is pictured below riding Doc N Willy owned by Edwin B. Jones.
Milner took Playboys Kid (Freckles Playboy x Docsagin x Doc Bar) to the 1986 World Finals, which were held in Houston, Texas, that year. She says the journey to get there was exciting, and the consistency was encouraging. And the finals were thrilling thanks to the electric atmosphere and crowd watching.
“He was a very homely horse, but he was very athletic,” Milner said. “I really didn’t go down there thinking about winning. I went down there just thoroughly enjoying and trusting the run. I ended up winning all four goes and the Houston Livestock Show that year, and it’s the best memory I have when I have a spell of not doing very well. I just like to think about that show.”
Milner enjoys showing one horse for the World Finals campaign.
“I’ve shown each horse around four years, keeping them sound and taking care of them,” Milner said. “To me, the joy is the horse. It’s teamwork, and I like to think of it as a oneness.”
The right horse for a World Finals campaign has to be sound and gritty, but also intelligent, Rapp said.
“You want a horse that can take the day to day and the grit of it — the horses go through the rigors from different arenas, cattle types, ground types,” Rapp said. “So those horses have to be gritty that way. They also have to be very intelligent because those horses are cutting different breeds of cattle. And they have to have the ability to read the situation.”
Rapp likes how close you get with a horse while going down the road to qualify.
“You got to know that horse so well, and it felt like how cutting was enjoyable for me as a Youth rider and as a Non-Pro, where I wasn’t showing so many different horses,” Rapp said. “You had one or two horses to show. You really knew that horse well, and you would challenge that horse for what it could handle, and you really got to be a team. And that was a lot of fun to be able to show that horse. It’s a lot of satisfaction, and it gets back to the basics of cutting, cutting a good cow on a good horse and enjoying the ride.”
Gaines showed Special Nu Baby (Dual Rey x Nu I Wood x Zack T Wood) in 2015, and he took her to a few shows early in the year with mixed results.
“But then I took her to the cutting in San Antonio in February, and I won,” Gaines said. “From that point on, she just kept getting better and better. I think they had eight Mercurias [events] that year and I won six of them.
She was just so good at that point in her career that she was hard to beat, and everything kind of fell in place for us. By the time we got to the World Finals, nobody could catch me.”
Gaines enjoyed showing the mare immensely.
“She was just so special. You never knew what was going to happen, but you knew it was going to be pretty good,” Gaines said. “My last run on her at the World Finals, I think I marked a 31, I won the last round. And that was the last run she ever made. That whole year with her was really special.”
In 2021, Gaines was in a tight race against Randy Chartier. The World Championship came down to the final round of the World Finals, and Gaines only won by a few thousand dollars.
“That shows you two different scenarios of how it can go when you try to win the World Championship,” Gaines said. “You go through a lot of ups and downs. There’s a lot that goes into it.”
Going for a World Championship allows horses that have aged out of other categories to shine, Gaines said.
“When you have that horse, one that you think is good enough to win a world title on, it’s fun, it’s exciting to do, and it’s a challenge,” Gaines said.
In 1980, Lyons was campaigning on a horse named Doc N Willy (Doc’s Lynx x Willoa x Poco Willy). He recalls his main competitor in hauling for the title was Buster Welch on Peppy San Badger or “Little Peppy.”
“Winning against him was a big gigantic deal, because the King Ranch owned him, and he was a fabulous
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Special Nu Baby and Matt Gaines capture the 2015 Open World Championship title.
horse,” Lyons recalled. “He had won the Futurity and the Derby, and he was a very tough horse to beat. A very good, fancy horse.”
Doc N Willy was also a good horse, so they were often neck-and-neck.
“That was quite the lucky year for me, and going into the finals, either horse could have won,” Lyons said.
Lyons won by around $7,300 that year. Spending so much time together brought the horseman close with “Willy.” They also made many memories. “He was a strange little horse, but a very, very good cow horse,” Lyons said with a smile.
Planning and Strategy
Rapp goes into a World Finals campaign with the mindset of trying to keep the horse correct. Sometimes he’ll end up schooling the horse in the pen at some shows earlier in the season to keep them in the right structure. He tries to remember that the World Finals is a marathon, not a dash.
“To some extent, going in there to get a check is correct — if you don’t get a check, you can’t win any money,” Rapp said. “But with that being said, I’ve always had the mindset that if my horse is being correct, maybe cheating a little bit, sometimes you’ve got to go in there and take the opportunity to school the horse and forfeit the check a time or two, so you can win a bigger check later on.”
The Community Aspect
Driving for a World Championship often brings the cutting horse community together. Wood says the World
WORLD FINALS ADVICE
Mike Wood had someone brand-new to the World Finals going to the event this year, and it reminded him of what he loves about the event. “It’s so exciting to see someone new make the World Finals, and be excited,” Wood said. “It’s a highlight of the year for cutters. It’s like making it to the NFR. It’s a lofty goal, but if you’re able to go for it, I would recommend it. Getting to show in new places and getting to meet new people is a great opportunity.”
Finals is an ideal way to get involved and meet fellow cutters from around the country.
“We love cutting, we love the cutting family, and we love the horse — and this is a great way to express that love and enjoy cutting,” Wood said. “We enjoy going to different shows all over the country. We were just in Texas, and then we were in Washington State.”
When asked why she’s set and reached this goal so many times, Milner points to her love for cutting. But she also appreciates how the drive for the World Finals helped bring her family together.
“I love the sport, and I love the people in it,” Milner said. “I look forward to seeing friends around in all of the states. I feel like this has helped me raise my family. It’s had an influence on my children, my grandchildren, and now I have six great-grandchildren who I’m hoping will get a start before long. That’s my biggest treasure.”
Lyons says getting to know other competitors is a great benefit to running for the World Finals. He remains close with many he was running against in those years, even now.
“You’re in tight and close with all your competition,” Lyons said. “We often helped each other. It’s strange in our game that you have to depend on your competition to help you win.”
Looking back on those years spent chasing the World Finals titles, Lyons says the work is worth it.
“It’s just one of the highlights of your life,” Lyons said. “Working hard at it and being crowned World Champion. You get up every morning, stay up late, and drive a billion miles. To me, it was all worth it.”
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Mike Wood and Little Jackson Cat, owned by Dawn Chapman, cinched the Open World Championship in 2020 in the Watt Arena.
photo by seth petit
TRUE TEXAS
The Cutting Enthusiast
Each day, Jerry Sienko eagerly observed, passionately supported, and enthusiastically scored each competitor at the Breeder’s Invitational in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Photos
and
article by Jessica Gryder
Arenas rumbled with excitement and anticipation as crowd favorites walked past the timeline. All was still as the rider and their help selected a cow from the herd. Once in position, the rider’s hand dropped – and the cheering began. Dedicated fans knew their favorite pairings of horse and rider well, from the carefully selected sire and dam through the horse's futurity year and how they scored each show afterward. Such is it with Jerry Sienko – a man whose passion for the sport of cutting was noticed by trainers and owners alike at the Breeder’s Invitational.
Living in Oklahoma, Sienko has attended the Breeder’s Invitational each year since 2017 and pointed out: “A friend suggested I go to the horse show and when I did…I was hooked. I was attending every horse show throughout that summer and fall.
“The thing that did it,” added Sienko, “was that [cutting] is total ranch work…and that was my dream. If I was 40 years younger, I would be doing this. This sport is the most genuine of equestrian sports, and I’ve always felt like I belong.”
Originally from New Jersey, Sienko explained any equestrian events were few and far between. Manufacturing and textile companies surrounded his small town leaving him yearning for the horsemanship his forefathers experienced. “My ancestry had something to do with horses or maybe my father growing up on a ranch in Maine; maybe that translated to me. Perhaps it’s in my DNA. I remember when I was maybe a year old and my dad would be on the couch and he’d have some Western on. That partially explains my interest.”
Although Sienko depends solely on public transportation, his passion drives him to learn more about the
sport he loves. “I go to the library and research on the cutting industry. Just this past week, I discovered that this particular show was originally in Nevada. I found that out looking up past shows,” shared Sienko. Other research included scoring and judging past shows.
Sienko enjoyed taking notes and writing scores for each participant he saw on that day’s draw sheet. “Heck, I root all of them on,” he exclaimed. “I wish all of them could come out with a 225 or higher.”
His daily hardware included binoculars and a cushion for the stadium seats. “I use the binoculars because I’m looking at the eyes of the horse. You can’t tell that on the monitor but with the binoculars, you can see the intensity of their eyes. That’s what’s really fun to see: how focused the horse is. Even when the buzzer sounds, the horse is still engaged.
“This is ‘Old West’ in present times,” added Sienko. “When the show ends, I’m sad…cutting is fascinating and addicting. My other activities get put on hold when this show comes around.”
left page : Jerry Sienko watching each horse and rider until the buzzer sounds.
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Pen in hand, Sienko eagerly awaits the judges’ score to compare to his own.
WELCOME LETTER
Welcome to the 2024 Metallic Cat World Championship Futurity and World Finals presented by Broke Spur Ranch! Over the next four weeks, new champions will be crowned, and the memories made will be talked about for years to come.
The resolution that goes into training these three-year-olds is beyond commendable. Rising each day and continuing the training that was implemented the day before, day in and day out, requires an immense level of determination and patience that only a few have. Its why cutting is a passionate favorite of each and every one of our fans, and it can be traced back to the ranching heritage that the cutting horse community represents.
The same backbone and spirit can be seen in the NCHA Weekend warriors. Over the past year, these men and women have given up their time and personal lives to compete in a sport that they devotedly pursue. I would like to applaud the finalists for this year’s World Finals presented by Broke Spur Ranch, as your efforts and competitive spirits have not gone unnoticed. I look forward to an immensely competitive World Finals!
Congratulations to each one of our competitors, and good luck! We will be cheering you on from the moment you walk past the timeline.
Sincerely,
Mark Senn NCHA President
NCHA President, Mark Senn
2024 NCHA METALLIC CAT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FUTURITY AND
WORLD FINALS, CELEBRITY CUTTING
This schedule is TENTATIVE and will be revised based on entries. All classes are held in the Coliseum unless otherwise denoted. *Classes are held in Watt Arena.
Monday, November 11 8am Open - Int. - Ltd. 1st Go
November 27 8am
Thursday, November 14 8am Open - Int. - Ltd. 1st Go
Friday, November 15 8am Open - Int. - Ltd. 1st Go
Saturday, November 16 8am Open - Int. - Ltd. 1st Go
Sunday, November 17 8am Open - Int. - Ltd. 2nd Go
Monday, November 18 8am Open - Int. - Ltd. 2nd Go
Tuesday, November 19 8am Open - Int. - Ltd. 2nd Go
Wednesday, November 20 10am Int. Open Finals 2pm Ltd. Open Finals
Thursday, November 21 8am Non-Pro. - Int. - Ltd. 1st Go
Friday, November 22 8am Non-Pro. - Int. - Ltd. 1st Go
Saturday, November 23 8am Non-Pro. - Int. - Ltd. 1st Go 7pm World Finals Non-Pro 1st Go
World Finals Open 1st Go
Sunday, November 24 8am Non-Pro. - Int. - Ltd. 2nd Go 7pm World Finals Non-Pro 2nd Go
World Finals Open 2nd Go
Monday, November 25 8am Non-Pro. - Int. - Ltd. 2nd Go
2024 NCHA METALLIC CAT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FUTURITY ENTRIES
FUTURITY ENTRIES
NATALIE COLE (M)
NATALIE COLE (M)
GO N MYWAY (S)
HITMEWITHYERBESTSHOT (M)
SONNYS HEIST (G)
SONNYS HEIST (G)
BIDDING WHILE DRIVIN (S)
MARTHAA DIVINE (M)
KAVIARR (G)
GOTCHA A FANCY CAT (M)
GOTCHA A FANCY CAT (M)
SPOOKEDCHA (G)
SPOOKEDCHA (G)
RAMBLN ROSE (S)
COVERED IN STYLE (G)
BROTHER WOOD SCOOT (G)
BROTHER WOOD SCOOT (G)
18. ANTONIO SIGALA
19. ARTHUR NOBLE
20. ARTHUR NOBLE
21. ARTHUR NOBLE
22. ARTHUR NOBLE
23. ASHLEY BEAMER
24. ASHLEY BEAMER
25. AUSTRIA ARNOLD
28.
29.
32. BERNARD TAYLOR
33. BILL JACK PITTMAN
34. BILL JACK PITTMAN
35. BLAKE HEID
36. BLAKE HEID
37. BLAZE COGDELL
38. BOB SCOTT
39. BOB SCOTT
40. BOBBY KEARNEY
41. BOBBY KEARNEY
42. BOBBY WOODS
43. BOBBY WOODS
44. BRAD WEISS
45. BRAD WEISS
NRR Cat King Cole
NRR Cat King Cole
Stevie Rey Von
PG Heavily Armed
Lincoln
Lincoln
Reyzin the Cash
Dual Reyish
Stevie Rey Von
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
Metallic Rebel
CR Gotcha Covered
Brother Tuff Wood
Brother Tuff Wood
TR TWICEREYS (M)
KUAL SPOT IN DENVER (M)
CH BETH DUTTON (M)
KUAL SPOT IN DENVER (M)
CH BETH DUTTON (M)
DATS DA WINNERS MAN ()
DATS DA WINNERS MAN ()
LIL BAYONETTE (M)
ITS A LITTLE SECRET (M)
ANIMALS CHOICE (M)
CHYNA DOLL (M)
SANJO PLAYN TAG (M)
BADNESS (M)
PEPTA CAT (M)
PEPTA CAT (M)
LITTLE REDD DRESS (M)
LITTLE REDD DRESS (M)
HIGH ROAN RANGER (G)
HIGH ROAN RANGER (G)
SEDONA SUNNRISE (M)
MACHHO MAN (G)
MACHHO MAN (G)
PLAY MISS WILDFLOWER (M)
PLAY MISS WILDFLOWER (M)
BLAS PW (G)
BLAS PW (G)
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
Devon Montana by Light N Lena
Devon Montana by Light N Lena
Inmyownsweetime by One Time Pepto
Bet Yer Metallic by Metallic Cat
Tina Moria Lena by Tina Bars Peppy
Tina Moria Lena by Tina Bars Peppy
One Smart Swinger by Smart Little Lena
Magic Abbie by Abrakadabracre
Looking for Caviar by WR This Cats Smart
CR Wood She Be Fancy by Woody Be Tuff
CR Wood She Be Fancy by Woody Be Tuff
Spook N Shorty by Shorty Lenas Notice
Spook N Shorty by Shorty Lenas Notice
Rose Colored Rey by Dual Rey
Metalottastyle by Metallic Cat
Smart Angel Lena by Smart Lil Scoot
Smart Angel Lena by Smart Lil Scoot
Mel Blount
Atlanta, GA
Mel Blount
Atlanta, GA
Alannah & Scott Chartier
Weatherford, TX
Alannah & Scott Chartier
Weatherford, TX
Alex Franz
Stilwell, KS
Alex Franz
Stilwell, KS
Alex Lee
Tucson, AZ
Fults Ranch LTD
Aledo, TX
Fults Ranch LTD
Aledo, TX
Amy Adams Strunk
Waller, TX
Amy Adams Strunk
Waller, TX
Andy & Kendra Bylo
Leslie, MO
Andy & Kendra Bylo
Leslie, MO
Bar D Ranch LLC
Benjamin, UT
Bar D Ranch LLC
Benjamin, UT
Anthony & Angie Gentry
Hope, AR
Anthony & Angie Gentry
Hope, AR
Sigala Rey
Metallic Cat
Stevie Rey Von
Metallic Cat
Stevie Rey Von
PG Heavily Armed
Metallic Rebel
The Animal
High Brow Cat
Hashtags
Badboonarising
Metallic Cat
Metallic Cat
High Brow Cat
High Brow Cat
High Brow Cat
High Brow Cat
Sho Lo
Dual Reyish
Dual Reyish
One Time Pepto
One Time Pepto
Metallic Rebel
Metallic Rebel
Twice in Santiago by Once in A Blu Boon
Kual Gun by Playgun
Peptastic by Peptoboonsmal
Kual Gun by Playgun
Peptastic by Peptoboonsmal
Lil Alley Cat by High Brow Cat
One Little Secret by One Time Pepto
Jae Bars Bambi by SR Instant Choice
Chyna by Peptoboonsmal
Sanjo Play by Playdox
Kattalyst by Metallic Cat
Peptacular by Peptoboonsmal
Peptacular by Peptoboonsmal
Dressin Up by Peptoboonsmal
Dressin Up by Peptoboonsmal
CR Roan Ranger by Hes A Peptospoonful
CR Roan Ranger by Hes A Peptospoonful
Lil Looker by Dual Pep
High Brow Madonna by High Brow Cat
High Brow Madonna by High Brow Cat
Play Miss Lena by Smart Little Lena
Play Miss Lena by Smart Little Lena
Our Little Hottie by Hottish
Our Little Hottie by Hottish
ADDITIONAL
William Martin
William Martin
Kelly Mahler
Jeffrey David Neidhart
Estate of Marilyn Jo Franz
Estate of Marilyn Jo Franz
Iron Rose Ranch
Sandra Halliday Patton
Michael Wood
Donald Shepherd
Donald Shepherd
Andy Bylo
Andy Bylo
Ellen Carter
Jacob Mendenhall
Anthony Gentry
Anthony Gentry
Double Dove Ranch
Jose Ignacio Sigala
Weatherford, TX
Arthur Noble
Madison, MS
Arthur Noble
Madison, MS
Arthur Noble
Madison, MS
Arthur Noble
Madison, MS
Ashley Beamer
Granbury, TX
Ashley Beamer
Granbury, TX
Carroll Brown Arnold
Terrell, TX
Kenton Arnold
Terrell, TX
Madison & Barney Mac Smith
Weatherford, TX
Beechfork Ranch
Weatherford, TX
Barnwell Ramsey
Huntersville, NC
Iron Heart Performance Horses LLC
Weatherford, TX
Bernard & Carla Taylor
Houston, MO
Bernard & Carla Taylor
Houston, MO
Bill Jack Pittman
Morse, TX
Bill Jack Pittman
Morse, TX
Mike Heid
Weatherford, TX
Mike Heid
Weatherford, TX
Dick Cogdell
Tulia, TX
Bob Scott
Weatherford, TX
Bob Scott
Weatherford, TX
Broken K Properties Pllc
Statesville, NC
Broken K Properties Pllc
Statesville, NC
A D (Pete) Woods
Blanchard, OK
A D (Pete) Woods
Blanchard, OK
Weiss Performance Horses, LLC.
Tioga, TX
Weiss Performance Horses, LLC.
Tioga, TX
Michelle Cannon
Cows & Horses Etc
Michelle Cannon Cows & Horses Etc
Brenda Armstrong
Kathy Knost
Madison Smith
Beechfork Ranch
Barnwell Ramsey Ten/27 Ranch
Rocking P Ranch LLC
Rocking P Ranch LLC
Beechfork Ranch
Beechfork Ranch
Smith, Barney Mac & Madison
Smith, Barney Mac & Madison
Blaze Cogdell
Mark Blackwell
Mark Blackwell
Carrolls Cutting LLC
Carrolls Cutting LLC
D (Pete) Woods
(Pete) Woods
46. BRADLEY BUCKLEY
47. BRENDA ANN LANNING
48. BRENDA ANN LANNING
49. BRENDA WOLGAMOTT
50. BRIDGET BRASSEAUX
51. BRIDGET BRASSEAUX
52. BUSTER QUIRK
53. BUSTER QUIRK
54. C J PEASE
55. C J PEASE
56. C MCDONALD
57. C MCDONALD
58. CAITLIN JACOB
59. CAITLIN JACOB
60. CANDY ABSHIRE
61. CANDY ABSHIRE
62. CAREY HUMPHREY
63. CAREY HUMPHREY
64. CARRIE LONG
65. CARRIE LONG
66. CECIL HANKINS
67. CHARLEE TEAGUE
68. CHARLEE TEAGUE
69. CHARLES RUSSELL BUSHAW
70. CHARLES RUSSELL BUSHAW
71. CHARRA ANNE CLARK
72. CHARRA ANNE CLARK
73. CHARRA ANNE CLARK
74. CHARRA ANNE CLARK
75. CHISHOLM CLARK
76. CHISHOLM CLARK
77. CHLOE ANITA COSTELLO
78. CHRIS SCHILLER
79. CHRIS SCHILLER
80. CHRISTINE PERRY
81. CHRISTINE PERRY
82. CHRISTOPHER GLASS
83. CLAIRE DALE
84. CLAIRE DALE
85. CLAY MCCULLAR
86. CLAY MCCULLAR
87. CODY LEE
88. COLT WOLF
89. COLTON COGDELL
90. CONNOR SOUTHWORTH
91. CONNOR SOUTHWORTH
92. CORRIE ROUSEY
93. CORY EMERSON
KR GRACIE SLIK (M)
METALLIC DEJA BLU (M)
METALLIC DEJA BLU (M)
STEVIE BLUES (G)
DOWN RIGHT SMOKIN (M)
DOWN RIGHT SMOKIN (M)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
TWICE IN LOVE (M)
TWICE IN LOVE (M)
THE AMERICANN DREAM (M)
THE AMERICANN DREAM (M)
FIRST CHAIR FLUTE (M)
FIRST CHAIR FLUTE (M)
EMMIE LOU ROYCE (M)
MISS ROYCE (M)
GOLDIE HAWN (M)
GOLDIE HAWN (M)
ROAN ON LOAN (M)
ROAN ON LOAN (M)
DONTT CHA WISH (M)
SLOGGAN (S)
SLOGGAN (S)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
KIT KAT ON THE ROCKS (G)
KIT KAT ON THE ROCKS (G)
KINGS MONEDA MAKER (G)
THA BATMAN (G)
THA BATMAN (G)
REYS THE HASHTAG (G)
REYS THE HASHTAG (G)
STEVIE LIKES IT HOTT (M)
ROLLZ THE DICE (G)
ROLLZ THE DICE (G)
COOL BOONIE (G)
DRIFTIN LUKE (G)
RAGG TAG KITTY (M)
RIP IT NN GRIP IT (G)
KODAKK (S)
FLASHEN STEVEE (G)
FLASHEN STEVEE (G)
SLOT 1 ()
MEMPHIS BLU (G)
Stevie Rey Von
Rusty Blue Metallic
Rusty Blue Metallic
Stevie Rey Von
Dual Smart Rey
Dual Smart Rey
Once in A Blu Boon
Once in A Blu Boon
NRR Cat King Cole
NRR Cat King Cole
One Time Pepto
One Time Pepto
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Smooth As A Cat
Smooth As A Cat
Hashtags
Hashtags
Dont Stopp Believin
Taggline
Taggline
Araceli Dual by Dual Pep
SLPLil Peppy Gal by Smart Lil Paradign
SLPLil Peppy Gal by Smart Lil Paradign
This Kittys Smart by WR This Cats Smart
Smooth N Smokin by Smooth As A Cat
Smooth N Smokin by Smooth As A Cat
Bradley Buckley
Salado, TX
Twisted L Ranch
Greenville, TX
Twisted L Ranch
Greenville, TX
Brenda Wolgamott
Lockwood, CA
Bridget Brasseaux
Sunset, LA
Bridget Brasseaux
Sunset, LA
Plantation Farms LLC
Denham Springs, LA
Plantation Farms LLC
Denham Springs, LA
C J Pease
Biscuit Love by Smart Aristocrat
Biscuit Love by Smart Aristocrat
Pepto Royal Lady 005 by Peptoboonsmal
Pepto Royal Lady 005 by Peptoboonsmal
DCD Every Which Rey by Dual Rey
DCD Every Which Rey by Dual Rey
Metallic Aurora by Metallic Cat
Maleficent Cat by Metallic Cat
Velvets Best Shot by Playgun
Velvets Best Shot by Playgun
Smooth Miss Trona by Smooth As A Cat
Smooth Miss Trona by Smooth As A Cat
Tuesdays Fast Gun by Playgun
Catalatte by Bet Hesa Cat
Catalatte by Bet Hesa Cat
Kemp, TX
C J Pease
Kemp, TX
Maggie’s Farm LLC
Randleman, Nc, NC
Maggie’s Farm LLC
Randleman, Nc, NC
Caitlin Jacob
Carmine, TX
Caitlin Jacob
Carmine, TX
Candy & Greg Abshire
Bandera, TX
Candy & Greg Abshire
Bandera, TX
Carey Humphrey
Edmond, OK
Carey Humphrey
Edmond, OK
Wayland Long
Poolville, TX
Wayland Long
Poolville, TX
Heather Hankins
Roswell, NM
Teague Diversified, Inc.
Copan, OK
Teague Diversified, Inc.
Copan, OK
Crown Ranch LP
Weatherford, TX
Crown Ranch LP
Weatherford, TX
Dean Holden
Marietta, OK
Dean Holden
Marietta, OK
Dean Holden
Marietta, OK
Dean Holden
Marietta, OK
Kit Kat Sugar
Kit Kat Sugar
Scooter Royal King
Smooth As A Cat
Smooth As A Cat
Hashtags
Hashtags
Stevie Rey Von
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Cool N Hot
Cool N Hot
Hashtags
Hashtags
Badboonarising
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Once in A Blu Boon
Baileysontherocks by Sweet Lil Pepto
Baileysontherocks by Sweet Lil Pepto
Token Badonkadonk by Wimps King Buck
Velvets Best Shot by Playgun
Velvets Best Shot by Playgun
Forgetful Rey by Stylish Rey
Forgetful Rey by Stylish Rey
Some Like It Hott by Spots Hot
Bob E Cat by Jazarell Cat
Bob E Cat by Jazarell Cat
CR Tuff Boonie by Woody Be Tuff
KR Goodnight Irene by High Brow Cat
Remanitas Alegria by Smart Mate
One Catty Cupid by One Time Pepto
Shanias Lil Pepto by Sweet Lil Pepto
Flash About by Purdy Boy Flash
Flash About by Purdy Boy Flash
Karhan, Jim & Gay
Twisted L Ranch
Twisted L Ranch
Clarke Butte Ranch
Ty Moore
Ty Moore
Traci Shehady
Traci Shehady
Rhonda Helgeson
Rhonda Helgeson
Cynthia Patty
Cynthia Patty
Candy Abshire
Candy Abshire
Nadine & James Payne
Nadine & James Payne
Ryder Carpenter
Ryder Carpenter
Lori Gale
Teague Diversified, Inc.
Teague Diversified, Inc.
Rodger & Stephanie Clark
Eddie Young
Royal Red Rosita by Smart Little Lena
Rodger & Stephanie Clark
Chloe Anita Costello
Chris & Grant Schiller
Chris & Grant Schiller
Christine Perry
Christine Perry
Christopher Glass
Claire Dale
Claire Dale
Fountain Inn, SC Fountain Inn, SC Kaufman, TX Stillwater, OK Stillwater, OK Calvert, TX Calvert, TX Fargo, OK Collins, MS Collins, MS
Clay McCullar
Abilene, TX
Clay McCullar
Cody Lee
Abilene, TX Hamilton, MT
Billy Wolf
Whitesboro, TX
Jim Cogdell
Tulia, TX
Robert & Alisha Southworth
Weatherford, TX
Robert & Alisha Southworth
Weatherford, TX
Corrie Rousey
Weatherford, TX
Cory Emerson
Dallas, TX
Eddie Young
Mindy Costello
Nadine Payne
Nadine Payne
Rick Croft
Rick Croft
Fults Ranch LTD
Don Garrison
Don Garrison
Slate River Ranch
Rodney Green
Cody Lee
Joel Colgrove
Jim Cogdell
Ranch CH LLC
Ranch CH LLC
Emerson
94. CORY EMERSON
95. CYNDI MERRITT
96. CYNDI MERRITT
97. DANA RUSSELL
98. DANA STEAD
99. DANA STEAD
100. DANIELLE CARLTON
101. DANIELLE CARLTON
102. DANIELLE PACE
103. DANIELLE PACE
104. DANNY PERDUE
105. DANNY POOLE
106. DARRELL BIRKHEAD
107. DAVID BRANDON SMITH
108. DAVID MILLER
109. DAVID MILLER
110. DAWN CHAPMAN
111. DEBBIE DE CORDOVA
112. DEBBIE DE CORDOVA
113. DEBRA WINARD
114. DEE ELKINS
115. DEE ELKINS
116. DENISE BENDELE
117. DENISE BENDELE
118. DENISE LINEBERRY
119. DESIRAE GIBBS
120. DEVLYN LOWRANCE
121. DICK LEVY
122. DICK LEVY
123. DONALD SKINKIS
124. DOUG ADAMSON
125. DOUG ADAMSON
126. DUFF SINCLAIR
127. DUFF SINCLAIR
128. ELIZABETH PARA
129. ELLE ELIZABETH MARTIN
130. ELLE ELIZABETH MARTIN
131. ELLEN CARTER
MEMPHIS BLU (G)
REY ON METALLIC (M)
REY ON METALLIC (M)
SLOT 1 ()
LITTLE SMART TALKER (G)
LITTLE SMART TALKER (G)
SHOW BIZ ON BROADWAY (M)
SHOW BIZ ON BROADWAY (M)
HESGONNAGETCHAGOOD (G)
HESGONNAGETCHAGOOD (G)
MS DELLA SANN (M)
ASK NO QUESTIONS (G)
BAY TAGS (G)
GOTCHA TRICKED (M)
CR DUALLY TUFF CAT (M)
CR DUALLY TUFF CAT (M)
COLE TREYN (G)
BOOMERS DIAMOND (G)
BOOMERS DIAMOND (G)
GIVEMETHEBEATBOYZ (M)
MOMACITA (M)
MOMACITA (M)
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
CAT IN THE CRADLE (S)
REYS SPECIAL ONE (M)
MICRO SOCKS (M)
METALLIC AMANDA (M)
METALLIC AMANDA (M)
NOTHIN BUT TALELITES (G)
LIZZYS RAYE VON (M)
LIZZYS RAYE VON (M)
SHEZA HOT KITTY (M)
CLINIQUE (M)
CATTENA (M)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
XTRA HOTT (S)
NOO WAY JOSE (G)
STUFF LIKE THAT (M)
STUFF LIKE THAT (M)
SOMKIND OF WONDERFUL (M)
Once in A Blu Boon
Dual Smart Rey
Dual Smart Rey
Smooth Talkin Style
Smooth Talkin Style
Hashtags
Hashtags
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
Sannman
Stevie Rey Von
Hashtags
CR Gotcha Covered
Woody Be Tuff
Woody Be Tuff
NRR Cat King Cole
Metallic Boom
Metallic Boom
Stevie Rey Von
High Brow Cat
High Brow Cat
NRR Cat King Cole
Sigala Rey
Dual Smart Rey
Metallic Cat
Metallic Cat
A Tale of the Cat
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Hottish
Badboonarising
High Brow Cat
Royal Red Rosita by Smart Little Lena
Metallic Fever by Metallic Cat
Metallic Fever by Metallic Cat
Furst Kiss by Smart Quick Merada
Furst Kiss by Smart Quick Merada
SS Kittys Show Biz by Blue Bayou Boon
SS Kittys Show Biz by Blue Bayou Boon
Wild N Sassy by Cats Headliner
Wild N Sassy by Cats Headliner
Della Modena by Mick Be Jagger
Sweet Stylish Girl by Peptos Stylish Oak
Rey of Grace by Dual Rey
Metallic Trick by Metallic Cat
ARC Catty Dual by Dual Pep
ARC Catty Dual by Dual Pep
Bless Chu Mate by Smart Mate
Sweet Diamond Girl by Sweet Lil Pepto
Sweet Diamond Girl by Sweet Lil Pepto
TRS Best Player by TR Dual Rey
SDP Moms TR by TR Dual Rey
SDP Moms TR by TR Dual Rey
Buckyrey by Dual Rey
Very Special Squirel by One Time Pepto
Desires Star Cat by High Brow Cat
Amandas CD by High Brow CD
Amandas CD by High Brow CD
Okielena Ditto by Miss N Okie
Pettys Little Lizzy by Lizzys Gotta Player
Pettys Little Lizzy by Lizzys Gotta Player
Sheza Skeeto Kitty by High Brow Cat
Catty Cali by High Brow Cat
Peptos Stylish Foxy by Peptos Stylish Oak
Cory Emerson
Dallas, TX
Cyndi Merritt
Mineral Wells, TX
Cyndi Merritt
Mineral Wells, TX
Dana Russell
Morgan, UT
Dana Stead
Crestwood, KY
Dana Stead
Crestwood, KY
Danielle Carlton
Aledo, TX
Danielle Carlton
Aledo, TX
Danielle Pace
Provo, UT
Danielle Pace
Provo, UT
Danny Perdue
Red Oak, TX
Danny Poole
Texline, TX
Darrell Birkhead
Billy Emerson
J D Henley
J D Henley
Mike and Kristy Hitti (Partnership)
Mike and Kristy Hitti (Partnership)
Amateur
Danielle Carlton
Danielle Carlton
Danielle Pace
Danielle Pace
Danny Perdue
Danny Poole
Darrell Birkhead
136. ERIC POLANSKY
137. ERIC POLANSKY
138. ERIC VAN BOEKEL
139. ERIC VAN BOEKEL
140. ERIN RUSSELL
141. ERIN RUSSELL
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
REYZED A REBEL (M)
SHEEZ ON A ROLLZ (M)
CR SHES TUFF HEARTED (M)
RHIANNON (M)
Hottish
Once in A Blu Boon
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Stevie Rey Von
Metallic Rebel
Rollz Royce
CR Highlight
Metallic Cat
Rose Colored Rey by Dual Rey
No Way in Hal by Halreycious
Masters Gay Widow by Master Peppy Badge
Masters Gay Widow by Master Peppy Badge
Slow My Roll by Peptoboonsmal
Sweet Taylor Rey by Dual Rey
Wendels Little Missy by High Brow CD
CR Tuff Hearted Cat by Woody Be Tuff
CR Boon to Be Tuff by Woody Be Tuff
Winfield, MO Pleasanton, TX
David Brandon Smith
David Miller
West Mountain, UT
David Miller
West Mountain, UT
Dawn Chapman
Chandler, AZ
Estate of Russ de Cordova
Groesbeck, TX
Estate of Russ de Cordova
Groesbeck, TX
Debra Winard
Scottsdale, AZ
Dee & Edward Elkins
David Brandon Smith
Center Ranch
Center Ranch
Dorros Equines LLC
Estate of Russ de Cordova
Estate of Russ de Cordova
Debra Winard
Julie Hatchett
Dee & Edward Elkins
Bend, OR Bend, OR
Denise & Patrick Bendele
San Antonio, TX
Denise & Patrick Bendele
San Antonio, TX
Triple Crest Farm
Paducah, KY
Jacob Ryan
Ennis, TX
John & Devlyn Lowrance
Whitt, TX
Dick Levy
Dick Levy
Julie Hatchett
Triple Crest Farm
H B Bartlett
Glenn Drake
Chris Brengard
Chris Brengard
Donald Skinkis
Echo, OR Echo, OR Kewaunee, WI
Doug Adamson
Durant, OK
Doug Adamson
Durant, OK
William & Billie Aylesworth
Lipan, TX
William & Billie Aylesworth
Lipan, TX
Elizabeth Para
Othello, WA
Elle Elizabeth & Patrick Martin
Brenham, TX
Elle Elizabeth & Patrick Martin
Brenham, TX
Ellen Carter
Jackson, WY
Sunee Ranch
Valley View, TX
Emily Wahl
Houston, TX
Emily Wahl
Lisa J Hansen
Doug Adamson
Doug Adamson
William & Billie Aylesworth
Troop Quarter Horses
Elizabeth Para
Ellen Carter
Kathleen Moore
Jessie Busby
Jessie Busby
Emily Coffeen
Houston, TX Joshua, TX
Eric & Patrick Polansky
North East, MD
Eric & Patrick Polansky
North East, MD
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Mt Elgin, ON
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Mt Elgin, ON
James & Ellen Russell
Fort Worth, TX
James & Ellen Russell
Fort Worth, TX
Tanja Allen
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Center Ranch
James & Ellen Russell
142. ERIN RUSSELL
143. ERIN RUSSELL
144. ERNIE FRIESSEN
145. EVA BLANTON
146. EVA GARDINER
147. EVA GARDINER
148. FERNANDO LOZA
149. FRANK MARTIN
150. FRANK MARTIN
151. GALE KNICKELBEIN
152. GARY BARKER
153. GARY BARKER
154. GARY REICHART
155. GARY REICHART
156. GENE WALKER
157. GENE WALKER
158. GERMAN LUGO
159. GERMAN LUGO
160. GLENN BARLOW
161. GREG BAKER
162. GREG BAKER
163. GREG BAKER
164. GREG BAKER
165. GREG THAGGARD
166. GREG THAGGARD
167. GREG THAGGARD
168. GREG THAGGARD
169. GWEN ECKERSON
170. GWEN ECKERSON
171. HEATHER HANKINS
172. HEATHER HANKINS
173. HUNTER WILLIAMS
174. HUNTER WILLIAMS
175. HUNTER WILLIAMS
176. ISIDRO SIGALA
177. ISIDRO SIGALA
178. ISIDRO SIGALA
179. J E JUMONVILLE
180. J E JUMONVILLE
181. JACK KELLY
182. JACK KELLY
183. JACK LAWSON
184. JACK LAWSON
185. JACOB MENDENHALL
186. JACOB MENDENHALL
187. JACOB QUINN MOORE
188. JACOB QUINN MOORE
CR SHES TUFF HEARTED (M)
RHIANNON (M)
WILD MIMI (M)
TF METALLIC CAT (G)
GAR JOURNEY (M)
GAR JOURNEY (M)
BLAZE ON THE REY (G)
STERLING STARLIGHT (M)
STERLING STARLIGHT (M)
PRINCE PHILLIP (G)
HEATT WAVE (S)
CONQUISTADORR (S)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
HES PURDY BLU (S)
HES PURDY BLU (S)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
INTENTIONALL (S)
RUDE MOOD (S)
RUDE MOOD (S)
SMOOTH TALKIN KATE (M)
SMOOTH TALKIN KATE (M)
MSU METALLIC JEWEL (M)
CARRA BLANCA (M)
MSU METALLIC JEWEL (M)
CARRA BLANCA (M)
REPLENISH (S)
REPLENISH (S)
MR BEAST (G)
DONTT CHA WISH (M)
THIS GUN IS SMOKIN (S)
STEVIE REYETTA (M)
STEVIE REYETTA (M)
JIMMIE CHOOO (S)
JIMMIE CHOOO (S)
HOUDINY (S)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
ADRENALINE WRUSH (G)
ADRENALINE WRUSH (G)
STELLA REY VONN (M)
STELLA REY VONN (M)
THE HANDBAG (M)
THE HANDBAG (M)
BLAME IT ON BLU (G)
MISTER REYLENTLESS (G)
CR Highlight
Metallic Cat
Too Hot to Copy
Metallic Cat
Dont Stopp Believin
Dont Stopp Believin
Sigala Rey
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Metallic Cat
Hottish
Docs Stylish Oak
CR Tuff Hearted Cat by Woody Be Tuff
CR Boon to Be Tuff by Woody Be Tuff
Wild Starz by Wilds My Thing
TF Smartlittle Linda by Smart Little Lena
Dianas Duallin Kitty by Smooth As A Cat
Dianas Duallin Kitty by Smooth As A Cat
I C Hi Stars by Cat Ichi
Starlight Prowler by Dual Rey
Starlight Prowler by Dual Rey
Its Stylish Royalty by Royal Fletch
Special Nu Baby by Dual Rey
Reycy Moon by Cats Moonshine
James & Ellen Russell
Fort Worth, TX
James & Ellen Russell
Fort Worth, TX
Ernie Friessen
Riva Palacio, CH
Darren Blanton
Dallas, TX
Mark & Eva Gardiner
Ashland, KS
Mark & Eva Gardiner
Ashland, KS
Unlimited Ranch, LLC
Homestead, FL
Bitterroot Ranch LLC
Las Vegas, NV
Bitterroot Ranch LLC
Las Vegas, NV
Gale & Dana Charles Knickelbein
Pilot Point, TX
Barker Ranch CH LLC
Madill, OK
Barker Ranch CH LLC
Madill, OK
Gary and Michelle Reichart
Frankton, IN
Gary and Michelle Reichart
Frankton, IN
Once in A Blu Boon
Once in A Blu Boon
Reyzin the Cash
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Smooth Talkin Style
Smooth Talkin Style
Metallic Rebel
Reyzin the Cash
Metallic Rebel
Reyzin the Cash
Dual Reyish
Dual Reyish
The Animal
Dont Stopp Believin
High Brow CD
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
The Animal
The Animal
Sigala Rey
Hashtags
Hashtags
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Metallic Rebel
Metallic Rebel
Once in A Blu Boon
Stevie Rey Von
Bet Shes Purdy by Bet Hesa Cat
Bet Shes Purdy by Bet Hesa Cat
Cats Good Intentions by High Brow Cat
CC Capreycious by Halreycious
CC Capreycious by Halreycious
Katereyna by Dual Rey
Katereyna by Dual Rey
CDS Southern Jewel by CD Olena
CD Senorita by CD Olena
CDS Southern Jewel by CD Olena
CD Senorita by CD Olena
Specialpeptoplaygirl by Peptoboonsmal
Specialpeptoplaygirl by Peptoboonsmal
HL Sheza Playful Rey by Dual Rey
Tuesdays Fast Gun by Playgun
Baretta Boon by Playgun
Baretta Boon by Playgun
Baretta Boon by Playgun
On My Way Tothe Moon by Sigala Rey
On My Way Tothe Moon by Sigala Rey
Cool Cat Magic by Abrakadabracre
Sugar Wrush by Gold Wrush
Sugar Wrush by Gold Wrush
Mamas Rosie Rey by Dual Rey
Mamas Rosie Rey by Dual Rey
Munny Bags by Once in A Blu Boon
Munny Bags by Once in A Blu Boon
Docs Crooked Cat by High Brow Cat
Maria Del Rey (P) by Dual Rey
Center Ranch
James & Ellen Russell
German Lugo
Rocking P Ranch LLC
Mark Gardiner
Mark Gardiner
Francisco Sigala
Bitterroot Ranch LLC
Bitterroot Ranch LLC
Scott & John Murdock
Barker Ranch CH LLC
Barker Ranch CH LLC
Gene & Ward Walker
Alvarado, TX
Gene & Ward Walker
Alvarado, TX
German & Patrick Lugo
Gainesville, TX
German & Patrick Lugo
Gainesville, TX
Barlow Livestock Inc
Gillette, WY
Greg Baker
Bellaire, TX
Greg Baker
Bellaire, TX
Greg Baker
Bellaire, TX
Greg Baker
Bellaire, TX
Greg Thaggard
Meridian, MS
Greg Thaggard
Meridian, MS
Greg Thaggard
Meridian, MS
Greg Thaggard
Meridian, MS
Gwen Eckerson
Mount Gilead, NC
Gwen Eckerson
Mount Gilead, NC
Heather Hankins
Roswell, NM
Heather Hankins
Roswell, NM
Hunter Williams
Nolan, TX
Hunter Williams
Nolan, TX
Hunter Williams
Nolan, TX
Francisco Sigala
Weatherford, TX
Francisco Sigala
Weatherford, TX
Jose Ignacio Sigala
Weatherford, TX
J E & Patrick Jumonville
Ventress, LA
J E & Patrick Jumonville
Ventress, LA
Jack & Sherry Kelly
Weatherford, TX
Jack & Sherry Kelly
Weatherford, TX
Jack Lawson
Danville, IN
Jack Lawson
Danville, IN
Jlm Land and Livestock
Edmond, OK
Jlm Land and Livestock
Edmond, OK
Kathleen Moore
Madill, OK
Kathleen Moore
Madill, OK
Gene Walker
Gene Walker
Barlow Livestock Inc
Britta Oberrauch
Britta Oberrauch
Randy Criner
Randy Criner
Mississippi State University
Greg Thaggard
Mississippi State University
Greg Thaggard
Cynthia Patty
Cynthia Patty
Francisco Sigala
Lori Gale
Hunter Williams
Hunter Williams
Hunter Williams
Francisco Sigala
Francisco Sigala
Jose Ignacio Sigala
Jack Kelly
Jack Kelly
Stella Swanson
Stella Swanson
Ashley Baxstrom
Ashley Baxstrom
Kathleen Moore
Kathleen Moore
189. JACOB TAUREL
FAITHS GOTCHACOVERED (M)
CR Gotcha Covered
Adventure of Faith by Cats Merada
David Taurel
Whitesboro, TX
Bruce Morine
190. JALINDA COVEY
191. JALINDA COVEY
192. JALINDA COVEY
193. JALINDA COVEY
194. JAMES BUCK
195. JAMES BUCK
196. JAMES BURGESS
197. JAMES BURGESS
198. JAMES HAWKINS
199. JAMES HOOPER
200. JAMES HOOPER
201. JAMES HOOPER
202. JAMES HOOPER
203. JAMES SCOTT
204. JANET TREFETHEN
205. JANET TREFETHEN
206. JEFF BARNES
207. JEFF BARNES
208. JEFF BARNES
209. JEFFREY FOLAND
210. JENNIFER BRADSHAW
211. JENNIFER BRADSHAW
212. JENNIFER RECTOR
213. JENNIFER RECTOR
214. JENNIFER RECTOR
215. JENNIFER RECTOR
216. JENNIFER SADLER
217. JENNIFER SADLER
218. JERRY GREGORY
219. JERRY GREGORY
220. JIMMY SPRIGGS
221. JOANN BIMAT
222. JOANN BIMAT
223. JODY GRAY
224. JODY GRAY
225. JODY RADOMSKE
226. JOE GORDON
227. JOE GORDON
228. JOEL CARSON
229. JOEY JINGOLI
230. JOHN COFFEY
231. JOHN KRATZER
232. JOHN KRATZER
233. JOHN LOGAN
234. JOHN LOGAN
235. JOHN P LAVELLE
236. JOSE IGNACIO SIGALA
BLINDED BYACOVERGIRL (M)
LIGHT IN THE DARK (S)
LIGHT IN THE DARK (S)
BLINDED BYACOVERGIRL (M)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
IB SMOKIN IT HOTT (M)
IB CAUGHT SMOKIN (S)
SCHWIFTY (S)
HEEZ GOTCHA SPOT (G)
COUNTIN ALL CHECKS (M)
COUNTIN ALL CHECKS (M)
HEEZ GOTCHA SPOT (G)
MINTED MARIA (M)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
JOSEY WALES (S)
BEEZ KNEEZ (M)
BEEZ KNEEZ (M)
END OF THE REYNBOW (M)
END OF THE REYNBOW (M)
WOOD IT REYN (S)
WOOD IT REYN (S)
GIVE ME BACK MY WIG (M)
GIVE ME BACK MY WIG (M)
SARENAS PRINCESS (M)
SARENAS PRINCESS (M)
LBR REBEL (G)
GOT THIS COVERED (M)
GOT THIS COVERED (M)
GOTCHA CORNERED (G)
GOTCHA CORNERED (G)
ARISING TEASPOON (M)
UNDER COVER CROOK (M)
UNDER COVER CROOK (M)
SLOT 1 ()
CALL ME GUIDO (G)
HOLEY IRISH BLESSING (M)
GET GOING (S)
PUMP THE BREAKS (M)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
RISSYISH (M)
HOUDINY (S)
Blind Sided
Tomcat Chex
Tomcat Chex
Blind Sided
The Animal
The Animal
Bet Hesa Cat
CR Gotcha Covered
Im Countin Checks
Im Countin Checks
CR Gotcha Covered
Metallic Cat
Tomcats Covergirl by Tomcat Chex
Light Up My CD by CD Lights
Light Up My CD by CD Lights
Tomcats Covergirl by Tomcat Chex
Smokin Sox by Jkb Smokin
IB Thrilled by Teninas First
New Years Rey by Dual Rey
Shes Fire and Ice by Spots Hot
Metallic Miracle by Metallic Cat
Metallic Miracle by Metallic Cat
Shes Fire and Ice by Spots Hot
Maria Del Rey (P) by Dual Rey
Dont Stopp Believin
One Time Royalty
One Time Royalty
Woody Be Tuff
Woody Be Tuff
Woody Be Tuff
Woody Be Tuff
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Metallic Rebel
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
Badboonarising
CR Gotcha Covered
CR Gotcha Covered
Metallic Cat
Sigala Rey
Metallics MVP
Metallics MVP
Hissy Cat by High Brow Cat
Pure Abundance by Docs Stylish Oak
Pure Abundance by Docs Stylish Oak
Smooth Reyn by Smooth As A Cat
Smooth Reyn by Smooth As A Cat
Smooth Reyn by Smooth As A Cat
Smooth Reyn by Smooth As A Cat
Ricochet Redonda by Smart Lil Ricochet
Ricochet Redonda by Smart Lil Ricochet
Sarenadual by Dual Pep
Sarenadual by Dual Pep
Cinca de Maya by Dual Rey
Tap This by Metallic Cat
Tap This by Metallic Cat
Mates Connie Quixote by Smart Mate
Mates Connie Quixote by Smart Mate
Shesa Spoonful A Fun by Hes A Peptospoonful
Docs Crooked Cat by High Brow Cat
Docs Crooked Cat by High Brow Cat
Reyning Cats by Dual Rey
Holey Flo by Sporty Flo
Gini One Time by One Time Pepto
Peptastic by Peptoboonsmal
Richard & Jalinda Covey
Richard Covey
Dual Reyish
Sigala Rey
237. JOSE IGNACIO SIGALA
GIORGIO ARMANII (S)
Sigala Rey
Rissy Cat by High Brow Cat
Cool Cat Magic by Abrakadabracre
Safari Smooth Cat by Smooth As A Cat
Richard & Jalinda Covey
Richard & Jalinda Covey
Richard & Jalinda Covey
Dixon, CA Dixon, CA Dixon, CA Dixon, CA
James & Patrick Buck
Royse City, TX
James & Patrick Buck
Royse City, TX
James Burgess
Edmond, OK
James Burgess
Edmond, OK
James Hawkins
Pearl, MS
James Hooper
Decatur, AL
James Hooper
Decatur, AL
James Hooper
Decatur, AL
James Hooper
Decatur, AL
James Scott
Beaumont, TX
Corkscrew Ranch
Napa, CA
Corkscrew Ranch
Napa, CA
Jeff & Patrick Barnes
Wilton, CA
Jeff & Patrick Barnes
Wilton, CA
Jeff & Patrick Barnes
Wilton, CA
Jeffrey & Jennifer Christmann Foland
Richard Covey
Richard Covey
Richard Covey
James Burgess
James Burgess
James Eakin
John Bradley Hauerland
Ronnie Reed
Ronnie Reed
John Bradley Hauerland
Kathleen Moore
Foland, Jeffrey W and Jennifer
Jennifer & Jack Bradshaw
Jennifer & Jack Bradshaw
Weatherford, TX Grant, OK Grant, OK
Jennifer Rector
Rogersville, MO
Jennifer Rector
Rogersville, MO
Jennifer Rector
Rogersville, MO
Jennifer Rector
Rogersville, MO
Sadlers Farm LLC
Lakeview, AR
Sadlers Farm LLC
Lakeview, AR
Gregory Ranches LLC
Fruita, CO
Gregory Ranches LLC
Fruita, CO
Jimmy Spriggs
Crossville, TN
J-W Bitterroot Ranch LLC
Stevensville, MT
J-W Bitterroot Ranch LLC
Stevensville, MT
Jody Gray
Jennifer Bradshaw
Jennifer Bradshaw
Jennifer Rector
Jennifer Rector
Jennifer Rector
Jennifer Rector
Sadlers Farm LLC
Sadlers Farm LLC
Kathleen Moore
Kathleen Moore
Hartman Quarter Horses Inc
Joel Colgrove
Joel Colgrove
Heart Ranch LLC
Jody Gray
Cool, CA Cool, CA
Jody Radomske
Joe Gordon
Joe Gordon
Weatherford, TX Canton, OH Canton, OH
Joel & Patrick Carson
Roswell, NM
Joey Jingoli
Weatherford, TX
John & Katherine Coffey
Marietta, OK
Cows & Horses Etc
Weatherford, TX
Cows & Horses Etc
Weatherford, TX
John & Patrick Logan
Harbor Springs, MI
John & Patrick Logan
Harbor Springs, MI
John P & Lora Lavelle
Athens, OH
Jose Ignacio Sigala
Weatherford, TX
Jose Ignacio Sigala
Weatherford, TX
Heart Ranch LLC
Harland Radomske
Kathleen Moore
Kathleen Moore
Jerry & Suzanne Rava
Coffey, John W &/Or Katherine
Austin Shepard
Cows & Horses Etc
John P &/ Lora Lavelle
Jose Ignacio Sigala
Astrid Chacon-Robaina
238. JOSE IGNACIO SIGALA
239. JOSH LETSIS
240. JOSH LETSIS
241. JULIE CLARKE
242. JULIE CLARKE
243. JULIE MCBURNEY
244. JULIE MCBURNEY
245. JUNE H ROBERTS MCGEE
246. JUNE H ROBERTS MCGEE
247. JUSTIN RETTERATH
248. JUSTIN RETTERATH
249. JUSTIN ROCKEY
250. JUSTIN SCHUETTE
251. JUSTIN SCHUETTE
252. KATE RUSNACK
253. KATHERINE COFFEY
254. KATHERINE COFFEY
255. KATHERINE COFFEY
256. KATHERINE VAN BOEKEL
257. KATHERINE VAN BOEKEL
258. KATHY BRO
259. KATHY BRO
260. KEITH KETCHER
261. KELLY CRUM
262. KEN SCHULTZ
263. KENNY THOMPSON
264. KERRI BIRKHEAD
265. KEVIN SMITH
266. KEVIN SMITH
267. KIPPI COGDELL
268. KIPPI COGDELL
269. KRISTEN YORK
270. LACEY SIMMONS
271. LACEY SIMMONS
272. LESLIE POSEIN
273. LEXI KONRATH
274. LIANA ERENBERG
275. LIANA ERENBERG
276. LISA TAYLOR
277. LISA TAYLOR
278. LLOYD WOLF
279. LORI KIKO
280. LORI KIKO
281. LUPE FALCON
282. LYNN GOFORTH
283. LYNN GOFORTH
284. MADISON CAVNESS
285. MADISON CAVNESS
GIORGIO ARMANII (S)
MY FAVORITE HORSE (M)
MY FAVORITE HORSE (M)
ELLIE MEY (M)
TAGGIN CHEX (G)
STELVIO (M)
STELVIO (M)
SARENADE ME STEVIE (M)
SARENADE ME STEVIE (M)
TAGG THIS (S)
TAGG THIS (S)
REYBELLINE (M)
BLOC TALKER (S)
BLOC TALKER (S)
REYAL BAD (M)
MEDINA SANN (M)
MEDINA SANN (M)
ONE TIME CAT SANNOVA (S)
SHEES HIGH CLASS (M)
SHEES HIGH CLASS (M)
SOME KINDA SWEETNESS (M)
STEVIENESS (M)
LEXI REY (M)
POCKET ROCKETT (M)
KIT KAT REY (M)
GRACE WIGGLESWORTH (M)
BAY TAGS (G)
LIZZY VON (M)
LIZZY VON (M)
SHIMMERIN (M)
SHIMMERIN (M)
SLOT 1 ()
METALLIC PLAY REY (M)
METALLIC PLAY REY (M)
SLOT 1 ()
CANTSTOPBELIEVIN (M)
ONE VOODOO LADY (M)
RINGERR (G)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
DOWNTOWN BROKEN BOW (M)
TS STRAWBERRYSMOOTHY (M)
TS STRAWBERRYSMOOTHY (M)
RAYNGE ROVER (S)
LIL STEVIE REY (G)
LIL STEVIE REY (G)
COOL CAT PEPTO (G)
COOL CAT PEPTO (G)
Sigala Rey
Hashtags
Hashtags
Metallic Cat
Hashtags
Reyzin the Cash
Reyzin the Cash
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Hashtags
Hashtags
Metallic Rebel
Smooth Talkin Style
Smooth Talkin Style
Badboonarising
Sannman
Sannman
Sannman
High Brow CD
High Brow CD
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Luminous Rey
One Time Pepto
Kit Kat Sugar
Dual Smart Rey
Hashtags
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Im Countin Checks
Im Countin Checks
Metallic Cat
Metallic Cat
Dont Stopp Believin
One Time Pepto
Stevie Rey Von
Safari Smooth Cat by Smooth As A Cat
Merada Mirage by Smart Little Lena
Merada Mirage by Smart Little Lena
Reys of Starlight by Dual Rey
TF High Chex CD by High Brow CD
Spoonevous by Hes A Peptospoonful
Spoonevous by Hes A Peptospoonful
Sarenadual by Dual Pep
Sarenadual by Dual Pep
Bet On Finale by Bet Hesa Cat
Bet On Finale by Bet Hesa Cat
Daratrcocoaspreview by TR Dual Rey
Twisting Playdough by Freckles Fancy Twist
Twisting Playdough by Freckles Fancy Twist
Reyal Money by Dual Rey
Sanjo Playgirl by PR Jo Lena
Sanjo Playgirl by PR Jo Lena
Twice Is Fancy by One Time Pepto
Sweet Taylor Rey by Dual Rey
Sweet Taylor Rey by Dual Rey
Some Kinda Sweety by Sweet Lil Pepto
Hottness by Spots Hot
LJHC Fancy Wano by
Call Me Catniss by High Brow Cat
Reys of Starlight by Dual Rey
Lannies First Cut by Third Cutting
Rey of Grace by Dual Rey
Style My Lizzy by Lizzys Gotta Player
Style My Lizzy by Lizzys Gotta Player
Hummin A Melody by Metallic Cat
Hummin A Melody by Metallic Cat
Rey Jay Play by Dual Rey
Rey Jay Play by Dual Rey
Bueno Chex Madi by High Brow CD
Smartys Chicaroo by Hick Chicaroo
Duals Dancer by Reys Dual Badger
Jose Ignacio Sigala
Weatherford, TX
JKL Ranch
Castle Rock, CO
JKL Ranch
Castle Rock, CO
Clarke Butte Ranch
High Brow Cat
Metallic Rebel
Metallic Rebel
Rollz Royce
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Bueno Pepto
Bueno Pepto
Good Lord Lorrie by Metallic Cat
ML Kadee Cat by Smooth As A Cat
ML Kadee Cat by Smooth As A Cat
Twisting Playdough by Freckles Fancy Twist
Lil Lena Long Legs by Smart Little Lena
Lil Lena Long Legs by Smart Little Lena
Way Two Cool by Dual Smart Rey
Way Two Cool by Dual Smart Rey
Astrid Chacon-Robaina
Leslie Shaw
Leslie Shaw
Ken Schultz
Clarke Butte Ranch
Bend, OR Bend, OR
Julie & Vince McBurney
Burbank, CA
Julie & Vince McBurney
Burbank, CA
June H Roberts McGee
Granbury, TX
June H Roberts McGee
Granbury, TX
Justin Retterath
Washburn, ND
Justin Retterath
Washburn, ND
Justin Rockey
Weatherford, TX
Louis & Rhonda Schuette
Lincoln, CA
Louis & Rhonda Schuette
Lincoln, CA
Dustin & Kate Rusnack
Rockyview County, AB
John & Katherine Coffey
Marietta, OK
John & Katherine Coffey
Marietta, OK
John & Katherine Coffey
Marietta, OK
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Mt Elgin, ON
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Mt Elgin, ON
KT Ranch LLC
Clarke Butte Ranch
Julie McBurney
Julie McBurney
Kathleen Moore
Kathleen Moore
Kathy Sokol
Kathy Sokol
Eddie Young
Double Dove Ranch
Double Dove Ranch
Plantation Farms LLC
Joe Hertzog
Joe Hertzog
John and Katherine Coffey
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Van Boekel Hog Farms
Fults Ranch LTD
KT Ranch LLC
Roosevelt, UT Roosevelt, UT
Keith Ketcher
Stark City, MO
Beechfork Ranch
Weatherford, TX
Ken Schultz
Fults Ranch LTD
Brian M Spitzer
Beechfork Ranch
Ken Schultz
Sacramento, CA Andrews, TX
Kenny Thompson
Darrell Birkhead
Winfield, MO
C4 Cutting Horses LLC
Hampstead, NC
C4 Cutting Horses LLC
Hampstead, NC
Dick & Kippi Cogdell
Tulia, TX
Dick & Kippi Cogdell
Tulia, TX
Kristen York (Business)
Saratoga, WY
Adam & Lacey Simmons
Killen, AL
Adam & Lacey Simmons
Killen, AL
4 Diamond Livestock
Foothills, AB
G2G Ventures LLC
Oakdale, CA
Liana Erenberg
Santa Ynez, CA
Liana Erenberg
Santa Ynez, CA
Lisa & Patrick Taylor
Pilot Point, TX
Lisa & Patrick Taylor
Pilot Point, TX
EJ Huntley
Wichita Falls, TX
Hearts From Heaven LLC
Hartville, OH
Hearts From Heaven LLC
Hartville, OH
Lupe Falcon
Colorado City, TX
Lynn & Kara Goforth
Max Meadows, VA
Lynn & Kara Goforth
Max Meadows, VA
Madison Cavness
Marathon, TX
Madison Cavness
Marathon, TX
Kenny Thompson
Darrell Birkhead
Tim Drummond
Tim Drummond
Dick Cogdell
Dick Cogdell
Rocking P Ranch LLC
Rocking P Ranch LLC
Lesley Day
Tracey Woodward
Bitterroot Springs Ranch
Beechfork Ranch
Adam Dobbels
Adam Dobbels
Double Dove Ranch
Michelle Cannon
Michelle Cannon
Chris Lacy
Chris Lacy
286. MADISON SMITH
287. MADISON SMITH
288. MADISON SULLIVAN
289. MADISON SULLIVAN
290. MAKENZY BARNES
291. MAKENZY BARNES
292. MANDI WILLIAMS
293. MANDI WILLIAMS
294. MARCELLE LEBLANC
295. MARCUS V TENORIO GUIMARAES
296. MARCUS V TENORIO GUIMARAES
297. MARGARET COPPINI
298. MARGARET COPPINI
299. MARIAN RUIZ
300. MARIAN RUIZ
301. MARK GARDINER
302. MARK GARDINER
303. MARK GILLES
304. MARK LANNING
305. MARK LANNING
306. MARK SENN
307. MARK SENN
308. MARSHALL MILLER
309. MARSHALL MILLER
310. MARTHA MEENEN
311. MARTHA MEENEN
312. MARTY DAVIS
313. MARTY DAVIS
314. MARVIN MARMANDE
315. MARY CROW
316. MARY CROW
317. MARY CROW
318. MARY CROW
319. MARY LATTIMORE
320. MATT SPAHN
321. MELISSA DRUMMOND
322. MICHAEL ARMSTRONG
323. MICHAEL EATON
324. MICHAEL EATON
325. MICHAEL TOWNSEND
326. MICHAEL TOWNSEND
327. MICHAEL WOOD
328. MICHAEL WOOD
329. MICHELLE REICHART
330. MICHELLE REICHART
331. MIKE BAILEY
332. MIKE BAILEY
HAVE YOU MIST ME (M)
SLOT 2 ()
MERCEDES STYLE (M)
MERCEDES STYLE (M)
SHEZ SPOOKY LOOKIN (M)
SHEZ SPOOKY LOOKIN (M)
CR SUPERSONIC (S)
CR SUPERSONIC (S)
SMART LITTLE STEVIE (G)
SCOOT YA LIL REBEL (G)
SCOOT YA LIL REBEL (G)
MIGHTY BELIEVER (S)
MIGHTY BELIEVER (S)
MISS TAKE (M)
MISS TAKE (M)
GAR MOON DOG (G)
GAR MOON DOG (G)
IVE BOON A BAD GIRL (M)
METALLIC HINKY PINKY (S)
METALLIC HINKY PINKY (S)
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
REBEL BO BADGER (G)
REBEL BO BADGER (G)
WILDCATTTER (S)
WILDCATTTER (S)
CHECKERS VON OAK (G)
CHECKERS VON OAK (G)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
LOVE MACHENE (M)
SMOOTH DESI REY (M)
SLOT 1 ()
REBELLIOUS SON (S)
STEVIE LU (M)
STEVIE LU (M)
THOOOR (S)
ZEUUUS (S)
LOOKING FOR ELVIS (G)
LOOKING FOR ELVIS (G)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
FLYIN FURST CLASS (M)
FLYIN FURST CLASS (M)
High Brow Cat
Smooth Talkin Style
Smooth Talkin Style
Once in A Blu Boon
Once in A Blu Boon
Dual Reyish
Dual Reyish
Stevie Rey Von
Metallic Rebel
Metallic Rebel
Dont Stopp Believin
Dont Stopp Believin
Im Countin Checks
Im Countin Checks
Hottish
Hottish
Badboonarising
Rusty Blue Metallic
Rusty Blue Metallic
Metallic Rebel
Metallic Rebel
High Brow Cat
High Brow Cat
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
One Red Mist by One Time Pepto
Peponitas MS Merada by Peponitas Acre
Peponitas MS Merada by Peponitas Acre
Spookys Got Cash by Miss N Cash
Spookys Got Cash by Miss N Cash
CR High Brow Letha by High Brow Cat
CR High Brow Letha by High Brow Cat
Ginnin Little Pepto by Little Mister Pepto
Scoot A Lil Closer by Smart Lil Scoot
Scoot A Lil Closer by Smart Lil Scoot
Bet N On Billi Jo by Bet Hesa Cat
Bet N On Billi Jo by Bet Hesa Cat
Metallic Miss by Metallic Cat
Metallic Miss by Metallic Cat
Duals Play Time by One Time Pepto
Duals Play Time by One Time Pepto
Sly Smart Girl by Dual Smart Rey
Lil Jazzy Paradign by Smart Lil Paradign
Lil Jazzy Paradign by Smart Lil Paradign
Beechfork Ranch
Weatherford, TX
Beechfork Ranch
Weatherford, TX
Larry & RenEE Sullivan
Poolville, TX
Larry & RenEE Sullivan
Poolville, TX
Jeff Barnes
Weatherford, TX
Jeff Barnes
Weatherford, TX
Circle C Livestock
La Porte, TX
Circle C Livestock
La Porte, TX
Marcelle Leblanc
Fort Worth, TX
Marcus V Tenorio Guimaraes
Maceio, AL
Marcus V Tenorio Guimaraes
Maceio, AL
Margaret Coppini
Kuna, ID
Margaret Coppini
Kuna, ID
Marian Ruiz
Devine, TX
Marian Ruiz
Devine, TX
Mark & Eva Gardiner
Ashland, KS
Mark & Eva Gardiner
Madison & Barney Mac Smith
Cmb Amateur Int
Nikki Roberson
Nikki Roberson
Jeff Barnes
Jeff Barnes
Center Ranch
Center Ranch
Bobby Ray & Mary Jo Hawkins
Kathleen Moore
Kathleen Moore
Adam Pollard
Adam Pollard
Slate River Ranch
Slate River Ranch
Mark Gardiner
Mark Gardiner
Miss Pretty Bo Peep by Smart Little Lena
Miss Pretty Bo Peep by Smart Little Lena
Chiquita Shorty by Shorty Lena
Chiquita Shorty by Shorty Lena
Checkers Live Oak by Im Countin Checks
Checkers Live Oak by Im Countin Checks
Rollz Royce
Smooth As A Cat
Metallic Rebel
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
High Brow Cat
High Brow Cat
Reyzin the Cash
Reyzin the Cash
Once in A Blu Boon
Once in A Blu Boon
Biscuit Love by Smart Aristocrat
Desires Rey by Dual Rey
PG Niki by Playgun
Smoothalicious by Smooth As A Cat
Smoothalicious by Smooth As A Cat
Faith in Your Mate by Smart Mate
Faith in Your Mate by Smart Mate
Looking for Caviar by WR This Cats Smart
Looking for Caviar by WR This Cats Smart
Cats Dualin Merada by Cats Merada
Cats Dualin Merada by Cats Merada
333. MIKE DOUD
CATS BADBOON (M)
Badboonarising
Cats Hot Koko by High Brow Cat
Ashland, KS Alex, OK
Mark Gilles
Twisted L Ranch
Troop Quarter Horses
Twisted L Ranch
Twisted L Ranch
Greenville, TX Greenville, TX
Mark & Patrick Senn
Twisted L Ranch
Mark & Patrick Senn
Marshall Miller
Marshall Miller
Martha Meenen
Martha Meenen
Augusta, GA Augusta, GA Gettysburg, PA Gettysburg, PA Rogers, AR Rogers, AR
Marty Davis
Crosbyton, TX
Marty Davis
Crosbyton, TX
Marvin & Patrick Marmande
Theriot, LA
Mary & Patrick Crow
Dimmitt, TX
Mary & Patrick Crow
Dimmitt, TX
Mary & Patrick Crow
Dimmitt, TX
Mary & Patrick Crow
Dimmitt, TX
Mary Lattimore
Santa Fe, NM
Spahn Land and Cattle Company LLC
Weatherford, TX
Melissa & Patrick Drummond
Pawhuska, OK
Brenda Armstrong
Marietta, OK
Michael Eaton
Danville, IN
Michael Eaton
Danville, IN
Lakeside Ranch
Edmond, OK
Lakeside Ranch
Edmond, OK
Michael Wood
Poolville, TX
Michael Wood
Poolville, TX
Gary and Michelle Reichart
Frankton, IN
Gary and Michelle Reichart
Frankton, IN
Rockin B Cutting Horses LLC
Brandon, MS
Rockin B Cutting Horses LLC
Brandon, MS
Mike Doud
Weatherford, TX
Marshall Miller
Marshall Miller
Justin Ritthaler
Justin Ritthaler
Stuart Bozeman
Stuart Bozeman
Traci Shehady
Tommy Manion Inc
Brenda Armstrong
Thirty Two Cattle Co
Thirty Two Cattle Co
Lakeside Ranch
Lakeside Ranch
Michael Wood
Michael Wood
Lee Francois
Lee Francois
Kyle Wood or Jeremy Falls
334. MILTON GREESON
335. MONTY MIGLIACIO
336. MONTY MIGLIACIO
337. NATE AHLIN
338. NATE AHLIN
339. NATE AHLIN
340. NATE AHLIN
341. NATHAN LACY
342. OLAVO COUTINHO NOGUEIRA
343. OLAVO COUTINHO NOGUEIRA
344. PARKE GREESON
345. PATRICK FASANO
346. PATRICK FASANO
347. PITTMAN TURNER
348. PITTMAN TURNER
349. RANDY MAGERS
350. REGAN FOWLER
351. REGAN FOWLER
352. REGAN PLENDL
353. REGAN PLENDL
354. REJ HINTZE
355. REJ HINTZE
356. REYLY PLENDL
357. RICHARD HICKS
358. RICHARD HICKS
359. RICK CROFT
360. RICK CROFT
361. RICKY GREEN
362. ROBERT GALE
363. ROBERT GALE
364. ROBERT THIGPEN
365. ROBERT THIGPEN
366. ROBERT TIEMANN
367. ROBIN HAY
368. ROBIN HAY
369. RODGER CLARK
370. RODGER CLARK
371. RYAN SMITH
372. RYAN SMITH
373. SAWYER HENNIG
374. SAWYER HENNIG
375. SCOTT CHARTIER
376. SHANNON BARKER
377. SHANNON LAMB
378. SHANNON LAMB
379. SHANNON LAMB
380. SHANNON LAMB
381. SHARI MOHL
GI JOSE (G)
BRIDGERTON (S)
BRIDGERTON (S)
SMOOTH PHANTOM ROLLZ (S)
AR ROCKINROLLZ (M)
SMOOTH PHANTOM ROLLZ (S)
AR ROCKINROLLZ (M)
CALLA MARILLA (M)
ROWDY IN PARIS (S)
ROWDY IN PARIS (S)
TALK WITH ME GOOSE (G)
JON VONN JOVI (G)
JON VONN JOVI (G)
TEDDIS ROSIE PEACH (M)
TEDDIS ROSIE PEACH (M)
METALIC BOONSMAL (M)
HASHTAG PLAYIN WILD (G)
HASHTAG PLAYIN WILD (G)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
TRUMPED CAT (M)
DOCS A REBEL (G)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
SLOT 1 ()
HOLD THE LYNE (M)
HOLD THE LYNE (M)
ALL MY RUBIES (M)
REYLYANT (G)
SASSY TAPT (M)
NOODLES A RISING (S)
STEVIES HIGH (G)
MISS COVER GIRL (M)
BELIEVING IN HIM (M)
BELIEVING IN HIM (M)
REYADOSA (M)
REYADOSA (M)
CATAMARANN (M)
CATAMARANN (M)
GOTCHA LOOKIN FANCY (M)
VOODOO CHILLE (M)
HITMEWITHYERBESTSHOT (M)
SECOND SHIFT (M)
YELAWOLF (S)
YELAWOLF (S)
DENVERS BABY (M)
DENVERS BABY (M)
FATT AMY (M)
Im Countin Checks
Cool N Hot
Cool N Hot
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
High Brow Cougar
Dual Reyish
Dual Reyish
Dont Stopp Believin
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Im Countin Checks
Im Countin Checks
Plasma Cutter
Hashtags
Hashtags
SDP Kitty Star Cat by Grays Starlight
Bittersweet by Metallic Cat
Bittersweet by Metallic Cat
Holly Is Smooth by Smooth As A Cat
Desiresomemettalic by Metallic Cat
Holly Is Smooth by Smooth As A Cat
Desiresomemettalic by Metallic Cat
An Adella by One Time Pepto
Smooth Autumn Blue by Smooth As A Cat
Smooth Autumn Blue by Smooth As A Cat
Cienna Smooth by Smooth As A Cat
Playguns Star by Playgun
Playguns Star by Playgun
Carolena Rose by Smooth As A Cat
Carolena Rose by Smooth As A Cat
Boonsmals Headliner by Cats Headliner
Aa Wild Way by Wild Thing DNA
Aa Wild Way by Wild Thing DNA
Trumped U
Metallic Rebel
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Metallic Cat
High Brow Cat
Stevie Rey Von
Badboonarising
Stevie Rey Von
CR Gotcha Covered
Dont Stopp Believin
Dont Stopp Believin
Badboonarising
Badboonarising
Rio N Freckles
Rio N Freckles
CR Gotcha Covered
Stevie Rey Von
PG Heavily Armed
Metallic Cat
Metallics MVP
Metallics MVP
Metallic Cat
Metallic Cat
Dont Stopp Believin
Sarco Creek Ranch
Victoria, TX
Monty Migliacio
Plaquemine, LA
Monty Migliacio
Plaquemine, LA
Nate Ahlin
Payson, UT
Nate Ahlin
Payson, UT
Nate Ahlin
Payson, UT
Nate Ahlin
Payson, UT
Bill Lacy
Crested Butte, CO
Olavo Coutinho Nogueira
Bentonville, AR
Olavo Coutinho Nogueira
Bentonville, AR
Sarco Creek Ranch
Victoria, TX
Rocking V Horses
Algonquin, IL
Rocking V Horses
Curtis Weeks
Amateur Int
Crown Ranch LP
Crown Ranch LP
Rose Valley Ranch
Atwood Quarter Horses Inc
Rose Valley Ranch
Atwood Quarter Horses Inc
Bill & Catheirne Lacy
Jeffrey David Neidhart
Jeffrey David Neidhart
Derek Davis
Cara Brewer
Cara Brewer
Incredicat by High Brow Cougar
Le Flash by Pale Face Jose
Lil Maddy Rey by Dual Smart Rey
Lil Maddy Rey by Dual Smart Rey
ARC Ruby Playgunia by Playgun
Reyly by Dual Rey
Tapt Twice by Dual Pep
Noodles Brown by Metallic Cat
Barbies High by Third Cutting
Miss Aristolcrat by Boon A Little
Metallic Blue Genes by Metallic Cat
Metallic Blue Genes by Metallic Cat
Reytaliate by Stylish Rey
Reytaliate by Stylish Rey
My Genuine Cat by High Brow Cat
My Genuine Cat by High Brow Cat
Fancy Lookin Cat by That Sly Cat
MS Peppy Cat by High Brow Cat
Bet Yer Metallic by Metallic Cat
Second Spot by Spots Hot
Purrfect Steps by Purrfect Timing
Purrfect Steps by Purrfect Timing
Boon San Baby by Boon San
Boon San Baby by Boon San
Sweet Memoreyz by Kit Kat Sugar
Algonquin, IL Franklin, GA
Turner Farm Corporation
Turner Farm Corporation
Franklin, GA
Randy & Sue Magers
Comanche, TX
Paul Righetti
Santa Maria, CA
Paul Righetti
Santa Maria, CA
Regan & Patrick Plendl
Kingsley, IA
Regan & Patrick Plendl
Kingsley, IA
Double Down Horse Ranch LLC
Cottonwood Heights, UT
Rocken H Cutting Horses
Cottonwood Heights, UT
Reyly & Patrick Plendl
Kingsley, IA
Richard & Patrick Hicks
Eunice, NM
Richard & Patrick Hicks
Eunice, NM
Rick Croft
Alva, OK
Rick Croft
Alva, OK
Terry Green
Baytown, TX
Gale Force Quarter Horses
Conway, SC
Gale Force Quarter Horses
Conway, SC
Robert Thigpen
Chilton, TX
Robert Thigpen
Chilton, TX
Robert & Carrie Tiemann
Pflugerville, TX
Robin Hay
Quesnel, BC
Robin Hay
Quesnel, BC
Rodger & Stephanie Clark
Fountain Inn, SC
Rodger & Stephanie Clark
Fountain Inn, SC
Ryan & Samantha Smith
Royse City, TX
Ryan & Samantha Smith
Royse City, TX
Sawyer Hennig
Fort Worth, TX
Gregory Williamson
Fort Worth, TX
Alannah & Scott Chartier
Weatherford, TX
Gary & Shannon Barker
Madill, OK
Broke Spur LLC
Crowley, TX
Broke Spur LLC
Caroline Melanson McNeely
Caroline Melanson McNeely
Randy Magers
Paul Righetti
Paul Righetti
Double Down Horse Ranch LLC
Thomas Guinn
Misty Greeson
Misty Greeson
Paul Gober
Gale Force Quarter Horses
Waco Bend Ranch
Robert Thigpen
Robert Thigpen
Robert Tiemann
Marvin Moser
Marvin Moser
Linda Holmes
Linda Holmes
Jordan Lesh
Jordan Lesh
Slate River Ranch
Lonnie Allsup
Jeffrey David Neidhart
Gary Barker
Charles Mallicote
Charles Mallicote
Broke Spur LLC
Crowley, TX Crowley, TX
Broke Spur LLC
Crowley, TX
Kevin & Shari Mohl
Sulphur Spgs, TX
Rocking P Ranch LLC
Rocking P Ranch LLC
Philip Rapp
382. SHARI MOHL
383. SHARON BEACH
384. SHAY MARTIN
385. SHERRY STRYKER
386. SHERRY STRYKER
387. SHERRY WOLFENBARGER CAGAN
388. SIDNEY LEE
389. SIDNEY WEISS
390. SIDNEY WEISS
391. STARR WHITLEY
392. STARR WHITLEY
393. STARR WHITLEY
394. STEPHANIE CLARK
395. STEPHANIE CLARK
396. STEPHANIE LEE
397. STEVE FERGUSON
398. SUSAN HENDERSON-PERRY
399. SUSAN HENDERSON-PERRY
400. SUSAN WELCH-MCCULLOCH
401. SUSAN WELCH-MCCULLOCH
402. SYDNEY FRANCOIS
403. TAYLOR CARBO
404. TAYLOR CARBO
405. TAYLOR SHERIDAN
406. TAYLOR SHERIDAN
407. THERESA GILLOCK
408. THOMAS BOYKIN
409. THOMAS BOYKIN
410. TIFFANY STERNFELS
411. TIM MAY
412. TIM MAY
413. TIM MAY
414. TIM
421. TONY SMITH
422. TONY SMITH
423. TRACI SHEHADY
424. TRACI SHEHADY
425. TRACI SHEHADY
426. TRACI SHEHADY
427. TRACY OWENS
428. TRACY OWENS
429. TRAVIS FRANK CANELLA
FATT AMY (M)
ITSONLYMAKEBELIEVEE (M)
SIK N TWISTED (M)
WILD N METALLIC (M)
WILD N METALLIC (M)
YOULL HAVE THAT (G)
EXX REYTED (M)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
SWEET LOOKIN PEPTO (S)
MATEREYAL GIRL (M)
SWEET LOOKIN PEPTO (S)
CAHILL US MARSHAL (S)
CAHILL US MARSHAL (S)
OHALEXIVEDONESUMTHIN (M)
SLOT 1 ()
ROLLY POLY (M)
ROLLY POLY (M)
LITTLE PEPTO STEVIE (M)
LITTLE PEPTO STEVIE (M)
STANDIN ON BIZZNESS (G)
DOUBLE DUAL (M)
DOUBLE DUAL (M)
METALLIC MONSTER (S)
METALLIC MONSTER (S)
STORMY REY VON (M)
GRIT AND TEQUILA (M)
GRIT AND TEQUILA (M)
BAD FRENCH (S)
HOLLYWOODISH (M)
HOLLYWOODISH (M)
YADAREYS CD (G)
YADAREYS CD (G)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 1 ()
SPINS SWEET (M)
SPINS SWEET (M)
STEVIE DEEB ()
STEVIE DEEB ()
DELUXE CASHH (G)
DELUXE CASHH (G)
SLOT 1 ()
TRIP MURPHY (G)
SLOT 1 ()
TRIP MURPHY (G)
PHANTOM 109 (G)
PHANTOM 109 (G)
LIKETENNESSEEWHISKEY (S)
Dont Stopp Believin
Dont Stopp Believin
Boon Too Suen
Metallic Cat
Metallic Cat
High Brow Cat
Dual Smart Rey
Sweet Lil Pepto
One Time Pepto
Sweet Lil Pepto
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Reyzin the Cash
Dual Reyish
Dual Reyish
Metallic Cat
Metallic Cat
Stevie Rey Von
Hashtags
Hashtags
Badboonarising
Dual Reyish
Dual Reyish
High Brow CD
High Brow CD
Sweet Memoreyz by Kit Kat Sugar
Sweet N Starlight by Smooth As A Cat
Cat O Connor by High Brow Cat
Wild Kate by Wilds My Thing
Wild Kate by Wilds My Thing
SJR Smooth Cowgirl by Smooth As A Cat
Lil Foxie Starlight by Grays Starlight
Look the Look by High Brow Cat
Sofie Rey by Dual Rey
Look the Look by High Brow Cat
Paula Dual by Dual Pep
Paula Dual by Dual Pep
Boonitaish by The Boon
Redoak by Metallic Cat
Redoak by Metallic Cat
Little Pepto Zack by Zack T Wood
Little Pepto Zack by Zack T Wood
Desires Time by One Time Pepto
Dual With Style by Reys Dual Badger
Dual With Style by Reys Dual Badger
El Chato Spot by Spots Hot
El Chato Spot by Spots Hot
Lookn Smooth N Sassy by Smooth As A Cat
Mamas Stylish Star by Dual Rey
Mamas Stylish Star by Dual Rey
Post Card From Paris by Light N Lena
Shesa Hollywoodcat by High Brow Cat
Shesa Hollywoodcat by High Brow Cat
Yadareys by Dual Rey
Yadareys by Dual Rey
Reydioactive
Reydioactive
Reyzin the Cash
Reyzin the Cash
Badboonarising
Badboonarising
Rollz Royce
Rollz Royce
Smooth As A Cat
Kevin & Shari Mohl
Sulphur Spgs, TX
Sharon Beach
Poolville, TX
Shay Martin
Lamar, NE
Stryker Family Trust
Loomis, CA
Stryker Family Trust
Loomis, CA
C Wolf Ranch LLC
Weatherford, TX
Rick & Traci Horton
Nevada, TX
Weiss Performance Horses, LLC.
Tioga, TX
Weiss Performance Horses, LLC.
Philip Rapp
Philip Rapp
Rose Valley Ranch
Sherry Stryker
Sherry Stryker
Madison & Barney Mac SmIth
Glenn Drake
Spins Discocrat by Smart Aristocrat
Spins Discocrat by Smart Aristocrat
Deluxe Checks by Im Countin Checks
Deluxe Checks by Im Countin Checks
Reyz Me Twice by Dual Smart Rey
Reyz Me Twice by Dual Smart Rey
That Catomine by High Brow Cat
That Catomine by High Brow Cat
Catsome Koko by High Brow Cat
Whitley Ranch LP
Whitley Ranch LP
Tioga, TX Brenham, TX Brenham, TX
Whitley Ranch LP
Brenham, TX
Rodger & Stephanie Clark
Fountain Inn, SC
Rodger & Stephanie Clark
Alex Lee
Fountain Inn, SC Tucson, AZ
Steve & Patrick Ferguson
Tyler, TX
Susan Henderson-Perry
Fazenda Barrinha Corporation
Selena Orchard Barbosa
Fazenda Barrinha Corporation
Circle E Quarter Horses
Circle E Quarter Horses
Double Dove Ranch Scott Brewer Scott Brewer
Susan Henderson-Perry
Mulhall, OK Mulhall, OK
Matthew & Susan McCulloch
Weatherford, TX
Matthew & Susan McCulloch
Weatherford, TX
Lee & Holly Francois
Lindale, Tx, TX
Taylor Carbo
Plaquemine, LA
Taylor Carbo
Plaquemine, LA
Bosque Ranch
Weatherford, TX
Bosque Ranch
Weatherford, TX
Theresa Gillock
Weatherford, TX
Thomas Boykin
Elm City, NC
Thomas Boykin
Elm City, NC
Tiffany Sternfels
Denham Springs, LA
Tim May
Saltillo, MS
Tim May
Saltillo, MS
Tim & Pam May
Saltillo, MS
Tim & Pam May
Saltillo, MS
Tom & Patrick Williams
Haleyville, AL
Tom & Patrick Williams
Haleyville, AL
Tommy Williams
Rosie, AR
Tommy Williams
Rosie, AR
Tony & Patrick Langdon
Aubrey, TX
Tony & Patrick Langdon
Aubrey, TX
Tony & Larabeth Smith
Matthew McCulloch
Matthew McCulloch
H B Bartlett
MIdas Business Group Sa
MIdas Business Group Sa
Taylor Sheridan
Taylor Sheridan
Durant, Jerry or Vickie
Lil Equine LLC
Lil Equine LLC
Jermey Barwick & Todd Quirk
Ty Smith
Ty Smith
Ashleigh Collins
Ashleigh Collins
Tommy Williams
Tommy Williams
Standish, Rhein & Amanda
Tony & Larabeth Smith
York, SC York, SC
Traci & Patrick Shehady
Palo Pinto, TX
Traci Shehady
Palo Pinto, TX
Traci & Patrick Shehady
Palo Pinto, TX
Traci Shehady
Palo Pinto, TX
Deep in the Dirt Enterprises
Millican, TX
Deep in the Dirt Enterprises
Millican, TX
Travis Frank Canella
Plaquemine, LA
Standish, Rhein & Amanda
Janice C Wise
Janice C Wise
Glover/Galyean Partnership LLC
Glover/Galyean Partnership LLC
Chambree Smith
430. TRAVIS FRANK CANELLA
431. TRAVIS GROVER
432. TRAVIS GROVER
433. TRAVIS KREIN
434. TRAVIS KREIN
435. TRAVIS KREIN
436. TRAVIS LINVILLE
437. TRAVIS LINVILLE
438. TREY BULLINGER
439. TREY BULLINGER
440. TREY FRICKE
441. TREY MOORE
442. TREY MOORE
443.
444.
445.
446.
447.
448.
449. TRYSTAN CROW
450. TRYSTAN CROW
451. VICK PANNELL
452. VICK PANNELL
453. VIKI WILLIAMSON
454. VIKI WILLIAMSON
455. WENDY WARNE
456. WENDY WARNE
457. WES REEDER
LIKETENNESSEEWHISKEY (S)
SPOONS KIT KAT (G)
SPOONS KIT KAT (G)
MESOHOTT (M)
MESOHOTT (M)
WOMPUS KITTY (M)
LITTE SADIE METELES (M)
LITTE SADIE METELES (M)
BAMA SAN KITTY (M)
BAMA SAN KITTY (M)
SLOT 1 ()
GEORGYS A PLAYER (S)
GEORGYS A PLAYER (S)
IZZY METALLIC (G)
CRICKET REYZIN CASH (M)
BLU U AWAY (M)
COOL LITTLE SECRET (M)
COOL LITTLE SECRET (M)
LITTLE TEXAS PUMA (S)
SLOT 2 ()
CATS HIGHBROW BUNNY (M)
MAGIC MOONREYS (S)
MAGIC MOONREYS (S)
METALLIC JOURNEY (M)
METALLIC JOURNEY (M)
ESR RUTH (M)
GERONIMO GOT REYS (S)
ANIMAL COOKIE (M)
ANIMAL COOKIE (M)
METALACE (M)
METALACE (M)
SLOT 1 ()
SLOT 2 ()
DRES ROAN REY (G)
464.
465.
466. WILLIAM ELLIS
467. WILLIAM RIDDLE
468.
DRES ROAN REY (G)
LIL LUNA BENDITA (M)
LIL LUNA BENDITA (M)
STEVIES REY BANZ (S)
STRAWBERRY HOT CAKES (S)
STRAWBERRY HOT CAKES (S)
Smooth As A Cat
Kit Kat Sugar
Kit Kat Sugar
Hottish
Hottish
Little Puma
Meteles Cat
Meteles Cat
Bamacat
Bamacat
Playgun
Playgun
Metallic Cat
Reyzin the Cash
Once in A Blu Boon
Cool N Hot
Cool N Hot
Little Puma
High Brow Cat
Stevie Rey Von
Stevie Rey Von
Dont Stopp Believin
Dont Stopp Believin
Metallic Rebel
Stevie Rey Von
The Animal
The Animal
Metallics MVP
Metallics MVP
Dual Reyish
Dual Reyish
Metallic Red Dragon
Metallic Red Dragon
Stevie Rey Von
Katish
Katish
Catsome Koko by High Brow Cat
Spoon Ladual by Hes A Peptospoonful
Spoon Ladual by Hes A Peptospoonful
Mesacat by High Brow Cat
Mesacat by High Brow Cat
Awesome N Black by High Brow Cat
Little Sadie Rey by Dual Rey
Little Sadie Rey by Dual Rey
Purrin Again by TR Dual Rey
Purrin Again by TR Dual Rey
Hey Georgy Girl by Wild Thing DNA
Hey Georgy Girl by Wild Thing DNA
Dizzy Lizzy Girl by Lizzys Gotta Player
RN Starlights Cat by High Brow Cat
Twenty Four Carats by TR Dual Rey
One Little Secret by One Time Pepto
One Little Secret by One Time Pepto
Smart Pretty Cat by Cat T Masterson
Aprils Playboy Bunny by Freckles Playboy
Wild Cat Girl by Wild Haired Cat
Wild Cat Girl by Wild Haired Cat
Metallic Tuff by Metallic Cat
Metallic Tuff by Metallic Cat
ESR Sheba by Wild Haired Cat
Aint Got No Cents by Dual Pep
Miss Smokin Garfield by Kits Little Garfield
Miss Smokin Garfield by Kits Little Garfield
MH Split the Aces by San Tule Freckles
MH Split the Aces by San Tule Freckles
Razzbery Beret by Metallic Cat
Razzbery Beret by Metallic Cat
Blessed Me by Blessed Twice
Blessed Me by Blessed Twice
Rey Banz Gal by Auspicious Cat
Strawberry Snortcake by Snorty Lena
Strawberry Snortcake by Snorty Lena
Travis Frank Canella
Plaquemine, LA
Travis Grover
Cresco, IA
Travis Grover
Cresco, IA
Broken Arrow Livestock Inc.
Lusk, WY
Broken Arrow Livestock Inc.
Lusk, WY
Broken Arrow Livestock Inc.
Lusk, WY
Travis Linville
Fox, AR
Travis Linville
Fox, AR
Trey Bullinger
Kentwood, LA
Trey Bullinger
Kentwood, LA
Trey & Patrick Fricke
Dallas, TX
Ty Moore
Madill, OK
Ty Moore
Madill, OK
Kathleen Moore
Madill, OK
Troy Boutonnet
Salinas, CA
Troy Boutonnet
Salinas, CA
Troy Hayden
Gillette, WY
Troy Hayden
Gillette, WY
Troy Stewart
May, TX
Trystan & Patrick Crow
Dimmitt, TX
Gene Bradley
Vick Pannell
Dimmitt, TX Alexander, AR
Vick Pannell
Alexander, AR
Viki Williamson
Argyle, TX
Viki Williamson
Argyle, TX
Wendy Warne
Pageland, SC
Wendy Warne
Pageland, SC
WR Diversified Holdings LP
Whitesboro, TX
WR Diversified Holdings LP
Whitesboro, TX
WR Diversified Holdings LP
Whitesboro, TX
WR Diversified Holdings LP
Whitesboro, TX
Crown Ranch LP
Weatherford, TX
Crown Ranch LP
Weatherford, TX
Will & Blair Parker
Dothan, AL
Will & Blair Parker
Dothan, AL
Asuncion & William Ellis
Thomasville, GA
Asuncion & William Ellis
Thomasville, GA
William Riddle
Port Deposit, MD
Zach Easterly
Strafford, MO
Zach Easterly
Strafford, MO
Chambree Smith
Travis Grover
Travis Grover
Carmel Cutting Horses Inc
Carmel Cutting Horses Inc
Troy Stewart
Travis Linville
Travis Linville
Trey Bullinger
Trey Bullinger
Ty Moore
Ty Moore
Nadine Payne
Bobbie Kay Davis
Troy Boutonnet
Kathy Knost
Kathy Knost
Troy Stewart
Thomas Holt
Vick Pannell
Vick Pannell
Slate River Ranch
Slate River Ranch Eastern Sky Ranch
Colgrove
WINNING IS LITERALLY A JOINT EFFORT, STARTING WITH YOU.
Give back to your high performer with NexHATM (hyaluronate sodium)
Injectable Solution
At the first sign of lameness, affordable NexHA lubricates joints and calms inflammation associated with equine osteoarthritis.1,2 An FDA-approved generic bioequivalent to Legend® (hyaluronate sodium), NexHA helps keep joint pain in check and your partnership competitive for years to come.
For more information, contact your veterinary distributor, Vetoquinol sales representative, or scan the code.
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1 Gupta, R.C., Lall, R., Srivastava, A. Hyaluronic Acid: Molecular Mechanisms and Therapeutic Trajectory. Front VetSci. 2019 Jun 25:6:192.
2 Goodrich, L.R., and Nixon, A.J., Medical Treatment of Osteoarthritis in the Horse – A Review. The Veterinary Journal. 2006; 51-69.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: The safety of NexHATM has not been evaluated in breeding stallions or in breeding, pregnant, or lactating mares. The following adverse reactions have been reported following intravenous use of NexHA Injectable Solution: occasional depression, lethargy, and fever. NexHA is approved only for intravenous injection.
Injectable Solution 10 mg/mL For Intravenous Use In Horses Only
BRIEF SUMMARY: Before using NexHATM (hyaluronate sodium) Injectable Solution for horses, please consult the product insert, a summary of which follows.
CAUTION: Federal law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian.
INDICATIONS: NexHATM Injectable Solution is indicated in the treatment of joint dysfunction of the carpus or fetlock in horses due to non-infectious synovitis associated with equine osteoarthritis.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION: 4 mL (40 mg) injected intravenously. Treatment may be repeated at weekly intervals for a total of three treatments. Use aseptic technique and inject slowly into the jugular vein. Horses should be given stall rest after treatment before gradually resuming normal activity.
Discard any unused portion of the drug and the empty vial after opening.
CONTRAINDICATIONS: There are no known contraindications for the use of NexHATM Injectable Solution in horses.
WARNING:Do not use in horses intended for human consumption.
HUMAN WARNINGS: Not for use in humans. Keep this and all other drugs out of reach of children.
ANIMAL SAFETY WARNING: Not for intra-articular use.
PRECAUTIONS: Radiographic evaluation should be carried out in cases of acute lameness to ensure that the joint is free from serious fracture.
The safety of NexHATM injectable Solution has not been evaluated in breeding stallions or in breeding, pregnant or lactating mares.
ADVERSE REACTIONS: No local or systemic side effects were observed in the clinical field studies using hyaluronate sodium injectable Solution.
POST-APPROVAL EXPERIENCE: While all adverse reactions are not reported, the following adverse reactions are based on voluntary post-approval reporting for hyaluronate sodium injectable Solution: Occasional depression, lethargy, and fever.
To report suspected adverse events, contact Vetoquinol USA, Inc. at 1-800-835-9496. For technical assistance or to obtain a copy of the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), contact Vetoquinol USA, Inc. at 1-800-267-5707. For additional information about adverse drug experience reporting for animal drugs, contact FDA at 1-888-FDA-VETS or online at www.fda.gov/reportanimalae.
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Approved by FDA under ANADA # 200-432 439313 01/2024
INDUSTRY NEWS
The 2025 NYCHA Stallion Service Auction
Fort Worth, Texas — The National Youth Cutting Horse Association (NYCHA) is excited to announce the launch of the 2025 Stallion Service Auction, one of the most highly anticipated auctions in the equine industry. Bidding will open on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, and will run through Wednesday, December 18, 2024, offering breeders and horse enthusiasts an incredible opportunity to bid on toptier stallions for the 2025 breeding season. Thanks to the generous contributions of our stallion owners and donors, this year’s auction features an exceptional lineup of stallions. The diverse range of elite sires available in this auction represents some of the best genetics in the cutting horse industry. Whether you are looking to expand your breeding program or secure a top stallion for your mare, this auction is your chance to access world-class stallions and support the future of youth in cutting horses.
PREVIEW THE STALLIONS AT THE 2024 NCHA METALLIC CAT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FUTURITY
This year, bidders will have the unique opportunity to view photos of all stallions featured in the auction during the 2024 NCHA Metallic Cat World Championship Futurity and the Broke Spur Ranch World Finals. These photos will be
displayed at the NYCHA Booth in the Best of the West Tradeshow, giving attendees an exclusive preview of the outstanding sires available. For those unable to attend the event, detailed information and photos will also be available online at www.nycha.us, or visit the NYCHA Stallion Service Auction Facebook page.
SUPPORTING THE FUTURE OF YOUTH IN CUTTING HORSE
The Stallion Service Auction is the largest NYCHA fundraiser. All proceeds from the auction directly benefit the NYCHA’s programs, which include educational initiatives, leadership opportunities, and scholarship funding. By participating in the auction, you are not only securing access to top stallions but also investing in the development and growth of the next generation of cutting horse enthusiasts.
Bidding is easy and can be done entirely online. Visit the NYCHA Stallion Service Auction at nychastallionauction. com to view the full list of available stallions, review their information, and place your bids. Winning bidders will be notified following the auction’s close.
NCHA AND WAGONHOUND LAND & LIVESTOCK CO.
ANNOUNCE NEW PARTNERSHIP
The NCHA welcomes Wagonhound Land & Livestock Co. as their newest partner. Located in Wyoming, Wagonhound is a leading ranching enterprise known for its commitment to sustainable land management and top-quality livestock. Wagonhound has established itself as a pioneer in modern ranching practices and is dedicated to the stewardship of its land and resources.
Wagonhound is comprised of four divisions: Horse, Cattle, Farming, and Outfitting. The horse division’s objective is to build on the pedigrees that have been ever-present in toptier ranch, cutting, and cow horses, and to compliment and improve the American Quarter Horse breed. In recognition of its efforts, the ranch was honored with the 2018 AQHA Best of the Remuda award.
“The ranch has worked diligently over the decades to develop a strong broodmare herd and breed with intention for the future,” said General Manager Dustin Ewing. “These goals have led us to add stallions like WR This Cats Smart, an NCHA & NRCHA Leading Sire 2010, and NCHA Non-Pro Futurity Champion and Non-Pro Horse of the Year Fiddle and Steel.”
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With the objective of breeding high-quality horses and working to improve the industry, Wagonhound is an ideal partner for the NCHA.
“We are excited to partner with Wagonhound Land & Livestock, a company that shares our values and dedication to excellence in both ranching and the sport of cutting,” said NCHA Executive Director Jay Winborn.
CASEY GREEN ELECTED TO REPRESENT REGION 8
Long-time NCHA member, Casey Green, has been elected to the Executive Committee, representing Region 8. Green’s appointment marks a significant moment for the organization, as he brings a wealth of experience, dedication, and leadership to the NCHA and the cutting horse community.
Green, a lifelong cutting horse enthusiast and respected professional, has deep roots in the equine industry and is known for his passion for preserving the sport’s tradition and values. Representing Region 8, which includes members from North Texas and Oklahoma, Green will work alongside the Executive Committee to guide and support the NCHA’s mission of promoting and growing the sport of cutting.
“I am honored to represent Region 8 and to work with the NCHA Executive Committee to continue advancing this incredible sport,” said Green. “My goal is to uphold the legacy of cutting while creating new opportunities for growth and engagement across all levels of our membership.”
Green joins other members previously elected at the NCHA Convention to serve their regions on the Executive Committee: Les Jack of Region 1 and Steve Smith of Region 7.
Casey Green will represent Region 8 on the Executive Committee.
NCHA ANNOUNCES
LOPER OF THE YEAR APPLICATION
The second annual Rafter P Loper of the Year will be announced during the 2024 NCHA Metallic Cat World Championship Futurity.
This marks the second year that the NCHA has partnered with Rafter P, the official builder of the NCHA, to offer this award recognition to a hard-working individual within the cutting horse community. NCHA members were asked to nominate deserving individuals.
“This award celebrates the hard work, dedication, and passion that lopers bring to the sport, often behind the scenes,” said Brad Pryor, president and owner of Rafter P Construction. “Their commitment ensures the success of every rider and horse, and we believe it’s important to recognize and honor their contribution to the cutting horse family.”
This special loper will be awarded a Loper of the Year buckle and a check for $5,000 as a thank you for the tireless work he/ she pours into this sport day in and day out.
Rafter P Construction is the leading design-build construction company in the farm and ranch industry.
in memoriam
Michael Don “Mike” Farris
Michael Don “Mike” Farris of Madisonville, Texas, passed away at age 65. Mike was a steadfast supporter of NYCHA events, as well as fundraisers, educational initiatives, and leadership programs, always advocating for the development of youth members in and out of the arena. His commitment to the principles of horsemanship, sportsmanship, and leadership helped shape the futures of many young competitors. “His legacy will endure in the hearts of all whom he mentored and inspired,” said Rianna Storey, NCHA Director of Youth. “We are immensely grateful for his countless contributions, and he will be greatly missed.” Farris is survived by his daughters Reygan Richardson and Riley Hope Farris.
The Signature Series
Break free
Help your equine patients by controlling the clinical signs associated with osteoarthritis
• 250 mg/ml in a 7.5 mL vial; more flexibility in dosing a wide range of horses
• With proper dosing at 3mg/kg, 4 injections needed to provide maximum therapeutic effect
• FDA approved drugs ensure the manufacturing process is consistent to preserve the drug’s quality
• Proven efficacy not limited to specific joints1
Important Satefy Information
As with all drugs, side effects may occur. For intramuscular use in horses only. Not for use in humans. Pentosan polysulfate sodium is a weak anticoagulant. Caution should be used when administering Zycosan if you are taking an anticoagulant. In case of accidental self-injection, seek immediate medical attention. If product comes into contact with skin, rinse skin thoroughly with water and seek medical attention if needed. Horses with hypersensitivity to pentosan polysulfate sodium should not receive Zycosan. Do not use Zycosan concurrently with other anticoagulant drugs. Do not use in horses with clotting disorders or within 24 hours of surgical procedures. Caution should be used when administering this drug before or after strenuous activities. Caution should be used when NSAIDS are administered concurrently due to the anticoagulant effects of Zycosan. If Zycosan and NSAIDS are used concurrently, horses should be monitored for hemorrhage or other clinical signs of abnormal bleeding. The safe use of Zycosan has not been evaluated in breeding, pregnant, or lactating horses. The safety of long-term repeat use of Zycosan has not been evaluated. The most frequently reported adverse reactions are injection site reactions, prolongation of coagulation parameters (activated partial
and
time (PT). Refer
the prescribing information for complete details or visit www.dechra-us.com.
Zycosan®
(pentosan polysulfate sodium injection)
250 mg/mL
For intramuscular use in horses only.
Brief Summary (For Full Prescribing Information, see package insert)
CAUTION: Federal law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian.
DESCRIPTION: Zycosan contains pentosan polysulfate sodium, a semi-synthetic polysulfated xylan. It is a pale yellow to brownish yellow, clear, sterile solution.
INDICATION: For the control of clinical signs associated with osteoarthritis in horses.
CONTRAINDICATIONS: Horses with hypersensitivity to pentosan polysulfate sodium or any of the inactive ingredients in Zycosan should not receive Zycosan. Do not use Zycosan concurrently with other anticoagulant drugs. Do not use in horses with clotting disorders or within 24 hours of surgical procedures (see Warnings and Precautions).
WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS:
User Safety Warnings: Not for use in humans. Keep out of reach of children. Pentosan polysulfate sodium is a weak anticoagulant. Caution should be used when administering Zycosan if you are taking an anticoagulant. In case of accidental self-injection, seek immediate medical attention. If product comes into contact with skin, rinse skin thoroughly with water and seek medical attention if needed. To obtain a Safety Data Sheet (SDS), contact Dechra at (866) 933-2472.
Animal Safety Warnings and Precautions: Zycosan has been shown to prolong coagulation parameters up to 24 hours after injection, therefore caution should be used when administering this drug before or after strenuous activities (see Target Animal Safety). Due to the anticoagulant effects, this drug may exacerbate Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH).
The concurrent use of NSAIDs with Zycosan has not been evaluated. Due to the anticoagulant effects of Zycosan and known anticoagulant effects of some NSAIDs, caution should be used if NSAIDs are concurrently administered. Horses concurrently treated with Zycosan and NSAIDs should be monitored for hemorrhage or other clinical signs of abnormal bleeding (e.g., petechiae, ecchymosis, or epistaxis). The safety of long-term repeat use of Zycosan has not been evaluated. Pigmentary changes in the retina (pigmentary maculopathy) have been reported in human patients following long-term oral use of pentosan polysulfate sodium. It is not known if a similar finding occurs in horses. The safe use of Zycosan has not been evaluated in breeding, pregnant, or lactating horses.
Other Warnings:
Do not use in horses intended for human consumption.
ADVERSE REACTIONS:
Injection site reactions were the most frequently reported adverse reactions in the field study. Injection site reactions were associated with clinicopathology changes in some cases. Other adverse reactions reported in more than one horse were prolongation of coagulation parameters (activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) and prothrombin time (PT)), lethargy, behavior changes, and colic. To report suspected adverse events, for technical assistance or to obtain a copy of the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), contact Dechra at (866) 933-2472 . For additional information about adverse drug experience reporting for animal drugs, contact FDA at 1-888-FDAVETS or online at http://www.fda.gov/reportanimalae.
STORAGE CONDITIONS: Store at room temperature 68-77°F (20-25°C), with excursions to 59-86°F (15-30°C).
MANUFACTURED FOR:
Dechra Veterinary Products
7015 College Boulevard, Suite 525
Overland Park, KS 66211 USA
Approved by FDA under NADA # 141-559
Zycosan is a trademark of Dechra Limited.
R 01 2023
Reason for Evaluation:
Judge Evaluation Form
Commendation: I wish to recognize an individual who is hard working and consistently does a good job.
Spot Check: I do not wish to make an official protest, but I want a class reviewed by the Weekend Monitor.
Official Protest: I am enclosing the protest fee ($500* for LAE or $200* for Weekend). I understand that I must be an owner or exhibitor in the class to file a protest.
*Fee is refundable if protest is upheld.
Judge(s) name(s) about whom you are submitting this report: _______________________________
If you are submitting a commendation, please describe why you feel this judge deserves recognition:
If you are submitting a spot check request or an official protest, please complete the following:
Show Name: _________________________________________________________ Show Dates: __________________________
Show City and State: __________________________________________________ Class Name: __________________________
1. Have you reviewed the tape? ___ Yes ___ No
2. In your opinion, how did the judge do on penalty application? ___ Excellent ___ Average ___ Poor
3. In your opinion, how did the judge do on “placings” based on run content? ___ Excellent ___ Average ___ Poor
4. In your opinion, did the judge act professionally? ___ Yes ___ No If no, please explain: _________________________________________________________________________________
5. In your opinion, how was the judge’s performance during the entire show? ___ Excellent ___ Average ___ Poor
6. Please explain fully the circumstances that prompted you to complete this report: ______________________________
Member Name: _______________________________________
Member Number: ______________________ Date: ________
This form will be available online at NCHAcutting.com and in the Cutting Horse Chatter. This form is confidential and will be seen only by officials in the NCHA Judging Department. This report can be used to commend a hard-working, consistent individual which will help the Judging Department recognize the best judges. Spot Checks and Official Protest:
1. If a pattern of complaints emerges regarding an individual judge, the Judging Department will review tapes of the show or shows in question and take further action when appropriate.
2. Report must be submitted by a contestant in the class or an owner who has a horse in the class.
3. This report must be filed within seven (7) days of the incident.
4. A member can submit only one Judge Evaluation Form in a calendar month.
5. When submitting an official protest, the protest fee ($500 for LAE or $200 for Weekend) will need to be enclosed. Return form via mail to NCHA Judges Department, 260 Bailey Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76107.
STALLION AUCTION
November 13 - December 18, 2024
2 Texas Longhorn steers cared for by Bobby & Mary Jo Hawkins at Hawkins Ranch. This pair of 12-year-old steers are the epitome of the Texas Longhorn breed, boasting impressive horn spreads over 72”, and tipping the scales at approximately 1,500 lbs. each. Their iconic, wide-reaching horns and strong, majestic stature are perfect for any ranch or collector looking to add a stunning example of Texas heritage to their herd.
Meet Dolly!!
Donated to the upcoming NCHA Foundation "A Night at the Ranch" fundraiser presented by Bowie House Auberge Resorts Collection, Dolly is a mini-Highland/Whitepark cross, born June 2, 2024. Known as the calf magnet, Dolly will win even the toughest cowboy over with her loving personality. She loves being pampered and would be the perfect addition to your family!
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experience at Tule ranch with NCHA Foundation Chairman, Joey Milner & NCHA Executive Director, Jay Winborn!
Experience a Two-Night Hog and Audad Hunt in the Heart of West Texas!
Experience a Two-Night Hog and Audad Hunt in the Heart of West Texas with two of NCHA’s finest – Joey Milner & Jay Winborn! You and a guest will embark on an unforgettable adventure in the rugged beauty of Palo Duro Canyon on Dick Cogdell’s portion of the renowned Tule Ranch.
Nestled in the breathtaking beauty of Palo Duro Canyon, you’ll enjoy rustic accommodations and engage in the authentic spirit of West Texas. This exclusive opportunity also includes a specialized long range shooting experience with a member of the U.S. Special Forces. Don’t miss your chance to make this extraordinary journey into the wilds of West Texas with Joey Milner & Jay Winborn.
2025 NCHA Director Consent Form
Dear NCHA Directors and Applicants,
As required by the NCHA Constitution and Bylaws, those persons desiring to serve on the NCHA Board of Directors must give consent for their name to be placed in nomination. All members meeting requirements for a Director position contained on the Director Consent Form and giving permission for same, will then be listed on the election ballot sent to NCHA members in those Districts holding elections for the current year.
The consent form must be received in the NCHA Office by January 15, 2025.
The Director Consent Form is available by scanning the QR code or by visiting NCHAcutting.com Additional, members can call the NCHA office at 817-244-6188 ext. 121 to request a printed form.
2025 Director District Summary
Director District Summary is used to provide data on each district. This information includes the number of members in a district, allotment of directors, and the number of directors to be elected, and more.
The Director District Summary can be found by scanning the QR code or by visiting NCHAcutting.com. Additionally, members can call the NCHA Office at 817-244-6188 ext. 121 to request a printed form.
NCHA Suspension and Denial of Privileges List
Probations and suspensions may have been cleared by the time the magazine is published and mailed. The following persons have been suspended from the National Cutting Horse Association and/or denied all privileges of the Association until further notice. Proceedings have been conducted in accordance with National Cutting Horse Association Rules.
*Please note that the provisions of former NCHA Rule 40 have recently been merged into current NCHA Rule 4. An asterisk beside the Rule 40 number in the following list denotes that the suspension was made pursuant to former Rule 40. Please see the provisions of current Rule 4 on the NCHA Website for current guidelines relating to suspension for failure to make payments.
New Suspensions
A PERFECT “10”, Adrienne Patou, Fort Worth, Texas. Rule 40*
AARON, CHRISTOPHER, Walker, Louisiana Rule 40*
ABEAR, KENNETH, Burleson, Texas. Rule 40*
ADJUSTO OF TEXAS, Weatherford, Texas. Rule 40*
ADKINS, RL (ROB), Sweetwater, Texas. Rule 40*
AGVEST INTERNATIONAL QUARTER HORSE CUTTING #1, Houston, Texas. Rule 40*
AIR RIDE HITCH, Beach Island, South Carolina. Rule 40*
ALLEN, CHRISTEN, Creswell, Oregon. Rule 40*
ALL PHASE ARENA, Spring Grove, Minnesota. Rule 40*
AMERICAN MASTERCRAFT, Boca Raton, Florida. Rule 40*
TUBAUGH, JOHN, EAGLE HORSE TRADING CO., Kansas City, Missouri.
TURNER, KELSEY, Eufaula, Oklahoma
TUTTLE, FERRELL, Victoria, Texas.
TYNAN, RUSSELL, Mesquite, Texas.
UNITED SPRTSMANS ASSOCIATION, Fort Davis, Alabama.
UTAH TAILORING, Baird, Texas.
VAN HAM QUARTER HORSES, Pilot Point, Texas.
VAUGHN, DAN, Waxahachie, Texas.
VAUGHN, LLOYD & SHARON, Beeville, Texas.
VAUGHN, LLOYD (EMMITT), Kenedy, Texas.
WALKER, MILLIE, Opelousas, Louisiana
WALL, TREY, Valley View, Texas.
WALLACE, LOUIS N. & LINDA, Belton, Texas.
WALTON, BOB, Fort Worth, Texas.
WALTON, GERRY, FLY TECHNOLOGIES, Bedford, Texas.
WATKINS, BILL, Denton, Texas.
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WEATHERBUSTER, INC., El Cajon, California. Rule 40*
WELLS, JACQUELINE, Austin, Texas. Rule 40*
WELLS, JULIE, Boyd, Texas
RIVER RIDE OF TEXAS, INC., Alpine, Texas. Rule 40*
RODDY, DEWEY, Jonesboro, Arkansas. Rule 40*
RODGERS, TEX, Pinehurst, Texas. Rule 40*
ROE, DOUG & MARY ANN, Moody, Texas. Rule 40*
ROOT, HEIDI, Red Bluff, California. Rule 40*
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WESTERN CAROLINA HORSE SALES, Central, South Carolina. Rule 40*
WESTERN TRUCKWORKS, Edmond, Oklahoma. Rule 40*
WESTON, DONNA, Parma, Idaho. Rule 40*
WHITE, JEANNE, Pampa, Texas.
WILLETT, TIMOTHY, Dallas, Texas.
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Maximize Your Success
Participating in the NCHA Stallion & Foal Program offers breeders and stallion owners an exceptional opportunity to optimize their investment.
By Kristin Pitzer
Are you a cutting horse breeder or stallion owner hoping to produce horses for the upper echelon of the sport? If so, you’ll want to make sure you’re participating in the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA)’s Stallion & Foal Program.
Any horse of the appropriate age can show at the NCHA Futurity or Summer Spectacular, but in order to compete in the association’s second Triple Crown event, the Super Stakes, horses must be nominated through the Stallion & Foal Program. The NCHA’s second-highest-paying event, the Super Stakes gets its purse from nominator fees — 85 percent goes to the added money, and the other 15 percent is set aside for Sire awards and Foal Nominator awards. The more stallions that are subscribed and foals that are nominated, the larger the payout.
“Our purse is getting up there to the point where you almost can’t afford not to have your foals eligible,” said Rock Hedlund, Chairman of the Stallion Owners and Breeders Committee. “It makes a market for our offspring because only the offspring by the subscribed stallions to the Super Stakes are eligible to compete. It benefits the stallion owner, their offspring, and also the breeder of the offspring.”
Making your foal eligible is a two-step process. To start with, breed to, or buy foals by, subscribed stallions. Owners of enrolled stallions pay a fee of $2,600 annually to participate, and in return, the NCHA provides a list on its website of subscribed stallions to promote breedings to those sires.
“We’ve kept it very affordable for a stallion owner,” said Todd Quirk, Vice-Chairman of the Stallion Owners and Breeders Committee and owner of stallion Badboonarising. “Basically, one stud fee covers your subscription to the program. By
keeping it affordable, we’ve kept enough people in it to keep the program thriving and going forward.”
The next step is to nominate your foals by paying a one-time fee by December 31 of their birth year. The earlier a foal is nominated, the cheaper it will cost — to nominate a weanling, for example, only costs $250, but fees go up as the horse ages.
Even if the foal is sold, the nominator will still get a check if the horse lands in the top three as a 4-year-old. At the 2024 Super Stakes, for example, first through third place in each division received a combined bonus payout of $108,360 total.
That $250 investment could turn into $2,000, $4,000, or even $6,000.
“It’s important that you nominate your foals. That makes the payout better at the Super Stakes, and then that makes the foals more valuable, which affects everything,” Quirk said. “It all works together for the same goal.”
The NCHA will hold a special informational cocktail party with an upcoming date/time listed on NCHA social media pages. Come and learn more about the NCHA Stallion & Foal Incentive Program! For more information, contact Allison Walker, Stallion Foal Program Manager, at awalker@nchacutting.com.
A foal subscribed to the NCHA Stallion & Foal Program is an exciting investment to watch as it grows and flourishes in the show pen.
photo by madison smith
Two ways to APHA registration:
1. Lineage – If your AQHA horse has at least one APHA- registered parent, your horse may be eligible for APHA registration REGARDLESS OF COLOR.
2. Markings – If your horse has two inches of solid white hair in the qualifying area (above the hock/knee and/or behind the eye)
• BADBOONARISING
• ARMANI BLUE
• CATOLENA CASHIN IN
• CATTY HAWK
• CHECK YER METAL
•DANDY CAT
• DUAL REYISH
• HYDRIVE CAT
• LINCOLN
• LONE WOOLF
•MEGNETIK PLAYBOY
• METALLIC REBEL
• METALLIC REY MINK
• ONCE YOU GO BLACK
•ONE TIME ROYALTY
• PURRN LIKEASMOOTHCAT
• REYDIOACTIVE
•REYZIN THE CASH
• RUSTY BLUE METALLIC
•SMOOTH AS A CAT
• SMOOTH TALKIN STYLE
•STEVIE REY VON
• STORYTELER
• SWING WIDE
• THIRD EDGE
Endearing Legacy
The plaques lining the NCHA office walls are more than decorative, they honor the association’s best.
By Kate Bradley Byars
To visit the National Cutting Horse Association Hall of Fame, simply walk into the association headquarters. The best of the best of the cutting horse community are on display for each visitor that walks into the NCHA building in Fort Worth, Texas. It’s one way to honor those in an enduring legacy.
The NCHA has segmented the Hall of Fame into Members, Open Rider, NonProfessional Rider, and Horse. Depending on the criteria reached, members can either be inducted on merit or nominated and selected (see sidebar, “Hall of Fame How-To”). It’s an honor that some aspire to, but Jody Galyean, an NCHA member since 1981, says that his inclusion in the
WHO’S WHO
The names gracing the plaques on the walls of the NCHA headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, reads like a who’s who of the cutting world. Here are a few names to look for when visiting.
Julie Roddy; NON-PRO HALL OF FAME, 1979; $1,176,538.36
Paula Wood; NON-PRO HALL OF FAME, 1997; $2,704,682.20
Jo Ellard; MEMBER’S HALL OF FAME, 2002; $647,274.79
Punk Carter; MEMBER’S HALL OF FAME, 2002; $345,802.56
NCHA Open Rider Hall of Fame was a happenstance for his overall goal.
“There are always goals in the back of your mind like NCHA Hall of Fame, but my goal was always to do the best I can and win, and focus on the horse,” said Galyean, a multiple-time NCHA Open Futurity Champion. “I never tried to make it to the Hall of Fame. I was just showing and trying to do well, and when [the Hall of Fame] came, it just happened as I was showing.”
Several horses Galyean trained and rode are included in the Horse’s Hall of Fame, like Playgun. That prideful feeling is akin to 93-year-old Sam Wilson’s pride in knowing his fellow NCHA members recognized his own contributions to the association. Wilson, an NCHA member since 1961, is a past president, previous Executive Committee member, and was inducted into the Open Rider and Members Halls of Fame.
“When they notified me that I had been nominated for the Members, I felt like all the head men and everybody that had known me felt I had done something good for the association,” Wilson recalled. “I had done what I could over a period. I appreciated that people who knew what was going on had recognized what I had tried to contribute. It makes me feel very proud. I did the things I thought were right and that was recognized by keeping me in office and putting me up on that wall.”
Established to recognize individuals who make outstanding contributions and success in the showpen and honor those who have high moral character, good sportsmanship, fairness, and more, Hall of Fame honorees are forever memorialized for all to see. Next time you step into the NCHA lobby, take time to read those who have given their best to the sport.
HALL OF FAME HOW-TO
Members of the NCHA Hall of Fame — either Horse, Non-Professional Rider, Open Rider, or Members — are all nominated and/or have achieved a certain level of success in cutting. For a breakdown of each Hall of Fame’s requirements, visit www.nchacutting.com/about-us/hall-of-fame-awards.
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Honorary members line the NCHA lobby walls and welcome new inductions each year.
photo by jess gryder
The National Circuit Program develops 16 unique geographical circuits where cutters compete for points at every NCHA-approved weekend competition. The points are tracked by NCHA and used to calculate circuit standings and circuit championship qualification. At the conclusion of the qualifying deadline, the top 30 in each class are then invited to compete at their local circuit championship. At the conclusion of the point year, 12 circuit contestants will be invited to compete at the National Circuit Championship show held during the 2025 NCHA Super Stakes.
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