News From The Cutting Horse Industry
April 16 - 9:00 AMWatt Arena Will Rogers Equestrian Center Fort Worth, Texas Consigned by SDP Buffalo Ranch LIFETIME BREEDING TO CAT ICHI 1001 Consigned by Jane Jones Estate SURFIN CALIE 2007 chestnut mare (Cat Ichi x Calie Del Rey, by Dual Rey)...
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DUALLIN CATTIN Talented 2005 Red Roan Aged Event Horse
A gorgeous red roan son of Cattin (Smart Little lena x Lynx Melody ) and out of $$ earning Dual Pep daughter.
Duals has tremendous style and cow smarts. He is very physical, has a big stylish stop and lots of draw. A very consistent performer
with a super attitude. This talented gelding is an open caliber horse and solid enough for non pro. Please call 805-525-3703 for more information on this awesome gelding
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Yearling TR Dual Rey Colt Nice 2010 model TR Dual Rey colt. Is a Sire & Dam product so eligible for greatly reduced NRHA Futurity and Derby entry fees. Will make a great prospect for cutting, reined cow, as well as reining. Ready to be weaned. Call Wendy for price -801.510.5487. Considerations to show home
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April 16 - 9:00 AMWatt Arena Will Rogers Equestrian Center Fort Worth, Texas Consigned by SDP Buffalo Ranch LIFETIME BREEDING TO CAT ICHI 1001 Consigned by Jane Jones Estate SURFIN CALIE 2007 chestnut mare (Cat Ichi x Calie Del Rey, by Dual Rey)...
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AQHA Palomino Stallion, Cutting, Reining or all around Ranch work prospect. And has color to. Very quiet and sweet for a stallion.
Has has had 10 months of cutting training and 5 months of regular riding.
Cats Red Feather his sire has earned $221,223, Aristocratic Cookies has earned $24,124.
High Brow Cat is grandfather has earned $42,000,000 and is the #1 leading sire of NCHA
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Date Location Time Event Class (Working Orders) Round (Scores) Monday, March 28 Coliseum 8:00 a.m. SS CL Open 1st Go Tues., March 29 Coliseum 8:00 a.m. SS CL Open 1st Go Cont. ...
Date Location Time Event Class (Working Orders) Round (Scores) Monday, March 28 Coliseum 8:00 a.m. SS CL Open 1st Go Tues., March 29 Coliseum 8:00 a.m. SS CL Open 1st Go Cont. ...
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| Monday, March 28 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Open | 1st Go |
| Tues., March 29 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Open | 1st Go Cont. |
| Wed., March 30 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Open | 2nd Go |
| Thurs., March 31 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Non-Pro | 1st Go |
| SS CL | John Deere Open | Finals | |||
| Watt | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Limited Non-Pro | 1st Go | |
| Friday, April 1 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Non-Pro | 1st Go Cont. |
| SS CL | Open Wildcard | Go | |||
| Saturday, April 2 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Non-Pro | 2nd Go |
| Sunday, April 3 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Amateur | 1st Go |
| SS CL | Open | Finals | |||
| Monday, April 4 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Amateur | 1st Go Cont. |
| SS | Limited Non-Pro | Finals | |||
| Tuesday, April 5 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Amateur | 1st Go |
| Wed., April 6 ** | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Open | 1st Go |
| SS CL | Non-Pro | Finals | |||
| Thursday, April 7 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Open | 1st Go Cont. |
| SS CL | Amateur | Finals | |||
| Friday, April 8 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Open | 1st Go Cont. |
| SS | Amateur | Finals | |||
| Saturday, April 9 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Open | 2nd Go |
| Sunday, April 10 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Open | 2nd Go Cont. |
| 5:30 p.m. | SS | John Deere Open | Finals | ||
| Monday, April 11 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Non-Pro | 1st Go |
| SS | $10,000 N Open | 1st Go | |||
| Watt | 8:00 a.m. | SS CL | Limited Non-Pro | 1st Go | |
| Tuesday, April 12 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Non-Pro | 1st Go Cont. |
| SS | Gelding Open | Finals | |||
| Wed., April 13 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Non-Pro | 2nd Go |
| Thursday, April 14 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Non-Pro | Semi-Finals |
| SS CL | Limited Non-Pro | Finals | |||
| SS | Non-Pro Gelding | Finals | |||
| Friday, April 15 | Coliseum | 8:00 a.m. | SS | Open | Semi-Finals |
| SS | $10,000 N Open | Finals | |||
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Saturday, April 16 |
Coliseum | 9:00 am | Western Bloodstock Sale | ||
| 3:00 p.m. | SS | Non-Pro | Finals | ||
| SS | Open | Finals | |||
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2011 Hydrive Cat Colt out of Peppy Berry Special, and own daughter of Peppy San Badger.
Peppy Berry Special is out of Berry Special by Especial, and is one of five full sibling mares, all have been sired by Peppy San Badger. These 5 sibling have combined earnings over $90,000 and have offspring earnings in excess of over $624,000.00 This colt is bred right, looks right and is a serious prospect for a serious buyer. Call or email for price or more information Click Here To View Ad and Additional Photos Free Photo Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
Super Stakes Starts Monday
LHR Smooth Jamie May & Phil Hanson
The second leg of Fort Worth’s limited-age cutting Triple Crown, the XTO Energy/National Cutting Horse Association Super Stakes and Super Stakes Classic, starts Monday, March 28 at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum and continues through April 16.
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Free Horse Photo Classifieds www.ncha.net 2011 Hydrive Cat Colt out of own daughter of Playgun. This is a very classy looking colt and has the breeding to be an outstanding individual. Dont miss out on this one!
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Shepards Dominate at The Four Sixes/NCHA Eastern National Championships
At The Four Sixes/NCHA Eastern National Championships in Jackson, Miss., the Open divisions proved to be a family affair. First it was Austin Shepard, the Alabama trainer who rode NQH Tom Cat to a 225 and the Championship in the $10,000 Novice division. Then it was Sam Shepard, Austin’s dad, who piloted Playin Witha Cat to an impressive 228 for the $3,000 Novice title. Then in the Open finals on March 13, father and son claimed the two top spots.
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Free Horse Photo Classifieds www.ncha.net 2009 Red Roan Peptoboonsmal Filly out of Docs Hickory Mare For Sale. Beautiful 2009 Red Roan Filly by Peptoboonsmal out of Money Producing own Daughter of Doc's Hickory. This filly would make a great cutting horse or reined cow horse prospect. She is a beautiful mover with a slinky stop and great disposition. She has a half brother by Mr. Dual Pep that has NRCHA earnings over $20,000.00 Don't miss out on this filly. Call or email for more ...
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| 2011 NCHA Eastern Nationals Results |  |
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The Four Sixes Ranch/NCHA Eastern National Championships took place in Jackson, Miss., March 7-19. See the results |
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Free Horse Photo Classifieds www.ncha.net Gorgeous 2009 Hydrive Cat Filly out of own daughter of Playgun. This filly has the look, athletic ability and breeding to be a great futurity prospect. Call or email for more information or pictures. ..
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 *Free Horse Photo Classifieds www.ncha.net: this 5 year old mare is gentle good minded and extremely talented. She was trained and shown by Tim Smith and is ready for an intermediate open or non-pro rider. She is also an excellent broodmare prospect. She is out of a Docalady daughter filling her black type with big producers. PedigreeSheree BoonsmalPeptoboonsmal Peppy San Badger Mr San Peppy Sugar Badger Royal Blue Boon Boon Bar Royal Tincie My Sweet Sheree Freckles Playboy Jewel's Leo Bars Gay Jay Docalady Doc Bar Miss Bar 89Click Here To View Ad and Additional Photos Free Photo Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
To Our Horse Community FriendsThe Hobby Horse Clothing Co. warehouse in Chino, CA was robbed late on May 22/early May 23rd, 2009.Thieves made off with approximately $250,000 worth of chaps and show tops. More than 300 pairs of our popular PMS split leather chaps were stolen; they had been delivered from our customs broker less than 12 hours earlier. No attempt was made to enter our offices; no computers or electronic equipment in the warehouse was taken. The thieves appeared to only be after our...
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 Quite A Boon, by Peptoboonsmal, and Code Six Cat, by High Brow Cat, tied with 219 points to top the Open division on May 10, the last day of competition. “We were second-to-last and knew what we had to do,” said Brian Anderson, who rides Quite A Boon for Frank VanderSloot, owner of Riverbend Performance Horses in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Anderson, Idaho Falls, Idaho, and the 6-year-old stallion, who is out of former World Champion and NCHA Horse of the Year Meradas Little Sue, also claimed reserve of the $10,000 Novice division. Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
 Guy Heintz, High River, Alberta, was catch-riding 7-year-old Code Six Cat for trainer Scott Hanson, who rides the horse for Ronald Bird and Francis Kornfield, Alberta. “I just got on him for the first time a couple of days ago and he scored 216 in the first goround,” said Heintz. Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
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 * Free Horse Photo Classifieds www.ncha.net: Undoubtedly one of the best bred foals for 2009 this royally bred bay filly is by CD Olena with earnings from his get in cutting and reined cow horse competition in excess of $12.8 million dollars. Her dam is one of the great show mares in limited age events with over $100000 in earnings. This filly has got great looks is well balanced and has a big hip. She is a phenomenal cutting prospect! Please feel free to call or email me with any questions. This filly is located at Oswood Stallion Station in Weatherford TX. Pedigree Name PendingCD Olena Doc O'Lena Doc Bar Poco Lena CD Chica San Badger Peppy San Badger Zorra Chica Sanjo Lena San Jo Lena Peppy San Jo O'Lena Miss Johnie Sug Doc's Sug Miss Johnie BarsClick Here To View Ad and Additional Photos Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
 Showing CD Olena Peppy at the Western Nationals was an afterthought for Norman Clark, Dos Palos, Calif., who won the 2008 NCHA $10,000 Novice Non-Pro World Finals on the gelding and finished third in the World standings. “I knew he was a good horse, but I didn’t know he was this good,” said Clark, 67, who won the Non-Pro title with 219 points and the $10,000 Novice Non-Pro with 222 points. “Historically, he’s been better every day. Today, I thought he was better than yesterday, but he had to go to the corner to stop one cow and it subtracted a little.” When Clark retired from his contracting business in 2005, he purchased the 2001 son of CD Olena as a weekend mount, on the recommendation of Chubby Turner. The first time he showed the horse, he won the Pacific Coast Non-Pro Gelding Limited division, was reserve of the Non-Pro Gelding division of the same event, and placed fourth in the Non- Pro finals. |
 Preston Skaar, Menan, Idaho, was Non-Pro reserve champion on Stylish Windy, by To Stylish Hickory. “We’ve had exceptional luck with him here at Ogden,” said Skaar, who has ridden the 7- year-old gelding to win over $95,000 and 17 championships.
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 My Sporty Shorty, had already carried Strain’s son, Colton, 13, as a finalist in the Junior Youth, but had plenty left for Jon. “Being second, I had pretty much any cow that I wanted to cut and my horse worked really good,” said Strain, a general contractor from Black Forest, near Colorado Springs, Colo. Strain, 49, showed cutting horses as a youth, then gave the sport up for 25 years, while he team roped. “I’ve just been cutting for four years,” he noted. “But we’ve been fortunate to have good horses and the ability to go show. Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
 Pleased with her performance in the first set of the $3,000 Novice Non-Pro finals, Sandy Hansma headed to the barn during the cattle change to bathe her horse, Took To Lookin. “I’m kind of choked up,” said Hansma, who learned she had won the event shortly before the awards ceremony. “I didn’t realize they had reviewed my score.” Hansma’s score had registered 216 points on the board, one point below Jon Strain, who had immediately preceded her on My Sporty Shorty. But a judges’ review and adjustment gave Hansma the win with a mark of 219. Jon Strain’s 11-year-old gelding, |
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 * Free Horse Photo Classifieds www.ncha.net:Handsome colt by Hes A Peptospoonful is royally bred and a super cutting prospect. This colts sire Hes A Peptospoonful was the 2006 AQHA NCHA Freshman Sire of the Year. He is already a leading NCHA sire with offspring earnings of nearly 2 million dollars. This colts dam Sanjo Lisa was a great show mare in Limited Age events earning in excess of $100000. This colt is eligible for the McDavids MILLION DOLLAR BONUS and the DOUBLE DOWN BONUS. Please feel free to call or email me with any questions. The colt is located at Oswood Stallion Station in Weatherford Texas.Pedigree Name PendingHes A Peptospoonful Peptoboonsmal Peppy San Badger Royal Blue Boon Miss Smarty Rey Smart Little Lena Rey Jay Janie Sanjo Lisa San Jo Lena Peppy San Jo O'Lena Miss Johnie Sug Docs Sug Miss Johnie BarsClick Here To View Ad and Additional Photos Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
 Sherry Knight, Littleton, Colo., a Top 10 finalist last year, placed as reserve champion with 216 points aboard 9-year-old Mates Irish Rose, the earner of over $150,000 in limited age event competition. “I was focused on getting cut clean and getting up (out of the herd),” said Knight, a former trick rider who, as a stay at home mom, discovered cutting four years ago. Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
 Kathy Burton, Castaic, Calif., 2008 $20,000 Non-Pro World Champion, scored 219 points riding Telerada on May 7, to claim the title of $20,000 Non-Pro Championship. “It’s been beyond my imagination,” said Burton, a freelance graphic designer. “To win the World was big, but to win this on top of it is a dream come true.” Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
 Kimberly Gustafson, Lacrosse, Wash., a friend of Havens’, who rides in the same region and barn, scored 216 points to split second and third with Jessica Devries, Okotoks, Alberta. “It’s wonderful to be able to share this with one of your best friends,” said Havens, who has been showing for less than two years. “I felt confident and calm. I guess that’s due to the good help that picked my cows for me.” Gustafson had qualified for the Western Nationals twice before, but this was her first time to obtain the finals. “I love my horse,” Gustafson said. “I’ve nearly sold him several times, but Tim (Johnson, Gustafson and Haven’s trainer) and I are both showing him this season. He’s an amazing horse. Jessica Devries, last year’s Western Nationals $10,000 Amateur champion, drew first to show in the finals. “I was a little stressed going in, being the first one,” Devries admitted. “I just wanted to make a good solid run and give them something to run at.” Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
 Michelle Havens, Clarkston, Wash., had two things on her mind when she rode into the arena for the finals of the $10,000 Amateur. “Squeeze and sit,” said Havens, an elementary school teacher from Clarkston, Wash. “I knew if I didn’t sit that my horse wouldn’t stop.” Havens claimed the division title May 6 with 217 points, riding Cats Playboy Spot, a 6- year-old American Quarter Horse trained by Kenny Pugh from Walla Walla, Wash. It was Havens first time to show in the Western Nationals. |
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Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net  A dominating 222-point performance by Norman Clark and CD Olena Peppy claimed the $10,000 Novice Non-Pro title. But Amanda Smith and Ima Travlin Man scored 217 points for reserve. “I just love him,” said Smith of her 12-year-old gelded son of Travalena, which she purchased just days after riding him in the $2,000 Limited Rider division at last year’s NCHA Western Nationals. Smith and her husband, trainer Cody Smith, are from Alberta. |
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 * Free Horse Photo Classifieds www.ncha.net: Outstanding son of Dual Rey that is impeccably bred on his mommas side too. Very physical loads of style possibly one of the prettiest Dual Reys around. In cutting training since the Fall of 2008. Low headed lots of stop lots of cow broke the best. Defintely 100 sound no vices. Serious inquiries only. Pedigree CC Reys SportDual Rey Dual Pep Nurse Rey Oaks Little Sug Docs Oak Smart Little SugClick Here To View Ad and Additional Photos Free Photo & Video Horse Classifieds at www.ncha.net |
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The Open Derby Championships were kept all in the family….the Galyean family, that is. The Reserve title, earned by Hangem Cat and Wes Galyean was had with a 224 score that held tough through one and a half sets. Hangem Cat, by Highbrow Cat out of Hangem High Playboy, by Freckles Playboy is owned by Steve Feiner, Los Angeles. The horse was gelded during his three-year-old year because, according to Wes, his mind needed to be more on the cow. “He’s always been a great athlete,” he said. “He slowly started getting better, and then in August really started to pick up. He was always real fast and wanted to make big moves. The more we worked him and the longer the year got, the .... 
Dustin Adams, 29, Dublin, TX and Marmolaker grabbed the Non-Pro Derby Championship by hanging tough in the final round and claiming the $31,579 prize for their 219 performance that surpassed all other runs. By Laker Doc and out of Marmolena, by Smart Little Lena, Marmolaker was a 3-year-old acquisition for Adams who bought the horse from EE Ranches right before the first round of the Non-Pro Futurity this past December. Dustin, who comes from a rodeo background, has enjoyed a highly successful cutting career, having amassed over $2.5m in the show pen. His experience has developed his eye for a good horse. “I had seen the horse at some pre-works and really liked him. Jo Ellard did me right selling me this horse. Guy (Woods) sure .... 
Gainesville, TX non-pro Brandon Dufurrena guided Jazz And Taz to the Limited Non-Pro Derby title when the pair delivered their 214 run Saturday afternoon that couldn’t be topped. The 23 year-old previous High School Rodeo All-Around Champion has clearly brought his winning ways to the cutting pen. Jazz And Taz is a Pepto Taz mare out of Smart Easter Chic by Smart Chic Olena. Brandon showed his homegrown mare to a Limited Non-Pro Finals at the NCHA Futurity. Having started her himself, Dufurrena says he’s confident her ability. “Our first two cows were really .... 
For Julie Wrigley, it was an especially good birthday this year when she captured the Senior Division Championship of the Non-Pro Derby with a 219 in the final’s that presented her with the winner’s payout of $5,472. Riding A Little Bossy, a gelding by CD Lights out of Pistol Smart, by Smart Little Lena, purchased from Winston Hansma, Julie topped the Senior Final’s round with a 219 during what was only the second time she has shown the horse. Wrigley Ranches resident trainer, R.L. Chartier, showed A Little Bossy to a finalist slot at the NCHA Super Stakes. “I think we relaxed today,” Julie explained. “We had gotten through the Non-Pro and I’m learning how to ride him. The way I think about this riding and showing is that if I can learn something new each time, it is a very successful show. On him, it was learning how to sit my stops and let him sit under me and not think he has .... 
Darrel Scow, Sandy, Utah, was reserve to Chiarelli with 218 points on HR Play Lena, by HR Hickory Player. “This is a top payday for me,” said Scow, who owns and operates a water rights consulting firm. “The run felt good and I had excellent help. It’s a team sport. You can’t do it without good help.”
A broken wrist proved to be just a minor annoyance for Carly Chiarelli, 13, Basalt, Colo., who claimed the Junior Youth championship and came back to win the $50,000 Amateur with 222 points. Both wins were aboard 6-year-old Lil Peppys Advantage, by Hickorys Advantage. 
Robert Tregemba, Castle Rock, Colo., an executive with Qwest Communications, began cutting in 2008 with the objective of earning at least one dollar in NCHA competition. “It’s beyond my wildest imagination that I would actually get second place,” said Tregemba, who scored 215 points on Short Of Wood for the reserve championship. Tregemba, a Kansas native, rode horses on a limited basis as a boy, but hadn’t ridden for 30 years, until his son Adam became interested in horses. Adam is now a trainer in Fort Lupton, Colo.
