Boon San Kitty and Ed Flynn • Photo by Don Shugart
The annual Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association (PCCHA) Futurity, Cutting Stakes, Gelding Stakes and Classic/Challenge kicks off Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the California Mid-State Fairgrounds in Paso Robles, California.
Sneak A Smoothie and Todd Bimat won the ICHA Futurity Open with a 220.5. • Photo by Suzanne Sylvester
The fall futurity season is now in full swing. Each fall, an onslaught of events mark the beginning of show careers for a new crop of foals. Anticipation is high as owners, breeders and trainers hope these new horses fulfill their expectations.One of those newcomers, Sneak A Smoothie, lived up to those expectations when she won the 2015 Idaho Cutting Horse Association Futurity Open. Owned by J Five Horse Ranch Management LLC, she scored a nice 220.5 with Todd Bimat in the saddle. GS Cutting Horses LLC bred Sneak A Smoothie. Let’s take a look.
