Oregonian Mike Honald & “Super Chill” Shiney Travalena Win Reno - Mike Honald has been riding from more than four decades, and the 56-year-old from Oregon hit it big with Shiney Travalena at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity.
Holly Cat Carrera & Zane Davis Take Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity - It took a while for Holly Cat Carrera to show trainer Zane Davis what she was made of, but the mare put herself squarely in the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity picture with a win in the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity.
SJR Metallic Beau Makes Up for Lost Time in Reno Open Bridle - SJR Metallic Beau and trainer Ron Emmons put together a championship performance in the Sherri Gilkerson Memorial Open Bridle at the 2020 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. 
Spectators Allowed at 2020 Snaffle Bit Futurity - Spectators will be allowed at the 2020 National Reined Cow Horse Association (NRCHA) Snaffle Bit Futurity. There will be social distance and capacity restrictions.
Scooters Daisy Dukes: A Breeding Home Run in NRCHA Stakes - With progeny like two-time NRCHA Stallion Stakes winner Scooter Kat, broodmare Scooters Daisy Dukes turned out to be the buy of a lifetime for former major league pitcher-turned cutting horse enthusiast Aaron Cook and his wife, Jennifer. 
NRCHA Derby Finds New Venue for 2021 - The National Reined Cow Horse Association has found a new venue for the NRCHA Derby. The change will become effective in 2021.
Scooter Kat & Wright Sweep to NRCHA Stallion Stakes Win - Scooter Kat's second straight win in the NRCHA Stallion Stakes Open pushed him into elite territory.
‘Horse Show Dad’ Terry Christiansen Wins Big at NRCHA Stallion Stakes - After years on the sidelines, self-described "horse show dad" Terry Christiansen returned to the winner's circle in a big way at the 2020 NRCHA Stallion Stakes.
Qualifying Rules Eased for NRCHA Celebration of Champions - Rule changes were recently enacted to make it easier to qualify for the 2021 NRCHA Celebration of Champions.
Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Condenses 2020 Schedule - The Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity say the 2020 edition will be a few days shorter when it kicks off next month at the Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center. Officials say the move was made to comply with state COVID-19 regulations.
