2011 Futurity Open
Oh Miss Caroline helped High Brow Cat extend his record with his sixth Futurity champion. The winning score of 226 eclipsed the 225 set by Ronnie Rice on Jewel Bars Cat as the first rider in the first set.
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December 14th, 2011
NCHA News show for December 14th, featuring an extended edition wrap-up of Futurity 50. |
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NCHA 2:30 #63 – Futurity Recap
NCHA News show for December 14th, featuring an extended edition wrap-up of Futurity 50.
2011 Futurity Non-Pro
Kade Smith and Lean This Rey score a 222 to take the historical Futurity 50 Non-Pro Division on December 8th, 2011.
2011 Futurity Amateur
Kelsey Weeks and One Sweet Sis score a 215 to take the historical Futurity 50 Amateur Division on December 8th, 2011.
2011 NCHA Futurity Limited Non-Pro
Jo Anne Carollo and What A Rey score a 214 to take the historical Futurity 50 Matthews Cutting Horses Limited Non-Pro Division on December 6th, 2011.
2011 NCHA Futurity John Deere Division
Chief Red Warrior and Todd Gann score a 219 to take the historical Futurity 50 John Deere Division of the Open on November 29th, 2011.
2010 NCHA Open Futurity
After coming into the finals on the bubble, Lloyd Cox and One Time Royalty marked an event record 230 to win the Open finals of the 2010 Borden Milk NCHA Futurity.
2010 NCHA Non-Pro Futurity
Austin Blake, 29, broke out of the pack with a 222 on One Rockin Pepto. Blake bought One Rockin Pepto for $9,800 at the 2008 Western Bloodstock Futurity Sales. The gelding is by freshman sire One Time Pepto and is a half-brother to $300,000 earner Rockin By Choice.
2010 NCHA Futurity Amateur
Laura Fenimore, a 21-year-old Texas A&M junior, marked 219.5 as the 28th rider in the Amateur finals. She rode Misplaced Cat, a homebred daughter of WR This Cats Smart, out of Tangy Starlight, the mare that Fenimore won the World Championship on in the $10,000 Novice Non-Pro class.
2010 NCHA Futurity Limited Non-Pro
Colleen Wold of Brenham, Texas won the Matthews Cutting Horses Limited Non-Pro finals Tuesday night at the 2010 Borden Milk NCHA Futurity. Her home-bred Mecom Blue gelding Ka Blue E marked 219 for the win.
