Fort Worth, Texas (November 27, 2017) –Careity Foundation® announced today that the NCHA has once again provided the use of the Will Rogers Coliseum and the Round Up Inn, for the annual Careity Celebrity Cutting to be held on Friday, December 1st at 7:00 PM. Many NCHA staff and members are also involved as volunteers. […]
Numbers from the recent 2017 Lucas Oil/National Cutting Horse Association Super Stakes are in, making it official that Metallic Cat is now that event’s highest earning sire. Sixty-nine of his foals won more than $831,500 across multiple divisions, which is the richest single-show payout in NCHA Super Stakes history.
If you like horses and celebrities, you won’t want to miss the 22nd Annual Careity Celebrity Cutting, Friday December 2, 7:00PM during the NCHA Futurity at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum.
Chris Cox, Three-Time Undefeated Colt Starting World Champion and internationally known Horseman, will join with a millionaire’s club of cutting horse professionals December 7 at the National Cutting Horse Association’s World Championship Futurity for a seminar focusing on cutting horse competition from start to finish.
When the word “futurity” is heard in the horse world, one can usually anticipate the subject is about the $3.2 million National Cutting Horse Association’s World Championship Futurity, the horse industry’s richest discipline event, taking place Nov. 25 through Dec. 15 in Fort Worth, Texas.
The National Youth Cutting Horse Association "Cut Above" Incentive Program designed to boost funds provided for youth programs and activities to keep youth members interested and inspired has an annual October "Program Push!"
The All American Quarter Horse Congress will kick-off their 2012 Lecture and Demonstration Series with a Cutting Demonstration given by three of the biggest stars in the cutting industry in the Coliseum on Friday, October 12th at 3:00pm.
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Patrick Collins and Diana Helm came to a quick agreement at the conclusion of the Classic Non-Pro finals late Friday night.
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Writer Kaitlyn Larsen lives with scars up her right arm and a small tattoo of a broken heart on the outside of her hand. Before she competes, she holds a cross around her neck and rubs the silver belt buckle on her waist. Both items serve as reminders of her fiancee, Reagon Walker, who died in a car accident last year.
from NCHA Buster Welch, rancher and horseman, as well as member of the American Quarter Horse Association and National Cutting Horse Association Halls of Fame, will receive the 35th annual National Golden Spur Award on September 7, in Lubbock, Tex.
