Category Archives: Cutting Horses

David McDavid mourns the loss of a cutting horse legend


“Hes A Peptospoonful produced a prolific family tree.”
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Augusta Cutting Horse Futurity – January 21 – 28, 20122012 Tentative Dates for Mercuria NCHA World Series
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Celebrity Cutting | A Careity® Foundation Event

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7:00 p.m. December 2, 2011 Will Rogers Memorial Center Fort Worth, TX 76107   Celebrity list: http://bit.ly/v0Embu      
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The Late, Great, Smart Little Lena – 1982 NCHA Futurity Champion.

 Thanks @sitycent for posting the video below. I hadn’t seen this one before. 
Watch 1982 NCHA Futurity Champion, Smart Little Lena, Bill Freeman up.

More about the late Smart Little Lena:

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Ms Peppy Cat Named NCHA 2010 World Champion. (VIDEO)

Ms Peppy Cat, Pete Branch aboard, named NCHA 2010 World Champion Saturday night.

Watch the ride by Pete Branch (below)! Read more here.

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Tribute to the late Smart Little Lena

NCHA World Finals ~ Sally Harrison.

Visit SallyHarrison.com for the latest results and news in the world of Cutting Horses.

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November 2009 Cutting Horse Chatter.

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2009 NCHA Futurity Sales – Market indicators and update.

Some good news for consignors to the 2009 NCHA Futurity Sales comes as a result of the Rock Creek Dispersal Sale on Friday, October 16.

Western Bloodstock, which conducts all NCHA sales in Fort Worth, announced this week that entries for the NCHA Futurity Sales would continue to be accepted for an extended time due to the overlapping schedule created by the Rock Creek Ranch Dispersal (also produced by Western Bloodstock).

More good news comes from Western Bloodstock director Milt Bradford, who reports that NCHA Futurity Sale consignments are down significantly from 2008.

“The supply and demand factor is going to kick in and those good prospects and show horses are going to sell well,” Bradford said. “As long as people are cutting, they need to have prospects.”

“I actually look for the Futurity Sales average to be up from 2008,” added Jim Ware, also a Western Bloodstock director. “A catalog of fewer horses should have a positive impact on the market. I also predict that the Rock Creek Sale is going to boost people’s confidence because we’re going to see all categories of horses sell well.”

To take advantage of the NCHA Futurity Sales extension, call (817) 594-9210 or go to westernbloodstock.com.

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Cutting Horses at Mickey D's in Texas.

Photo courtesy Kate Herring