PCCHA Derby Removed from 2020 Calendar-The Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association (PCCHA) Core Balance Derby has just joined a long list of events called off due to COVID-19.
UPDATE: NRBC Searching for New Options-Another postponement has National Reining Breeders Classic (NRBC) officials seeking alternatives for its 2020 event.
NCHA Hall of Famer John Tolbert Dies at age 64-John Tolbert, 64, died Tuesday morning in his sleep at home in Greenville, Texas, friends of the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Hall of Famer confirmed. Before induction into the NCHA Rider Hall of Fame in 1994, the Goliad, Texas, native, who began training professionally in 1981, reached the pinnacle of his sport atop Bobs […]
Tangy Starlight Leaves Behind Proud Family Legacy-Yet again, the performance horse world has lost a talented performer and outstanding producer with the passing of 23-year-old Tangy Starlight on Tuesday. Owner Laura Dare of Lexington, Oklahoma, said “Fancy,” as the mare was called, died a little more than 24 hours after giving birth to a stud colt sired by 2010 NCHA Futurity […]
Jerry Louie was a Respected Steward of Pacific Coast Cutting-Jerry Louie, a notable steward of cutting on the West Coast and a longtime member of the Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association, died suddenly on Saturday in his hometown of Chico, California, the PCCHA confirmed. Louie was 85. Louie was a three-term National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Executive Committee member and for the better part […]
Coronavirus Cancellations-The coronavirus continues to shape the spring show season for cutters, reiners and reined cow horse participants.
Cutting Family Dealing with Aftermath of Madill Tornado-A few years ago, executives of Oklahoma Steel and Wire installed tornado shelters throughout the Madill, Oklahoma, manufacturing plant owned by the family of cutters Kathleen and Ty Moore. That decision made all the difference on Wednesday when an F-2 twister swept through the building, causing severe damage but not harming any of the 90 […]
Ted Sokol Elected NCHA Vice President - Trainer Ted Sokol has been elected as the next vice president of the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA).
Robin Merrill Appointed To American Quarter Horse Foundation Board - Texas horsewoman Robin Merrill has been reappointed to the American Quarter Horse Foundation Board of Trustees. 
PCCHA Derby Removed from 2020 Calendar - The Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association (PCCHA) Core Balance Derby has just joined a long list of events called off due to COVID-19.
UPDATE: NRBC Searching for New Options - Another postponement has National Reining Breeders Classic (NRBC) officials seeking alternatives for its 2020 event.
NCHA Hall of Famer John Tolbert Dies at age 64 - John Tolbert, 64, died Tuesday morning in his sleep at home in Greenville, Texas, friends of the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Hall of Famer confirmed. Before induction into the NCHA Rider Hall of Fame in 1994, the Goliad, Texas, native, who began training professionally in 1981, reached the pinnacle of his sport atop Bobs […]
UPDATE: NCHA Executive Committee Takes Action on Program Standings - The NCHA Executive Committee has taken action on the association’s world standings, rider of the year and other cumulative award races.
Tangy Starlight Leaves Behind Proud Family Legacy - Yet again, the performance horse world has lost a talented performer and outstanding producer with the passing of 23-year-old Tangy Starlight on Tuesday. Owner Laura Dare of Lexington, Oklahoma, said “Fancy,” as the mare was called, died a little more than 24 hours after giving birth to a stud colt sired by 2010 NCHA Futurity […]
Jerry Louie was a Respected Steward of Pacific Coast Cutting - Jerry Louie, a notable steward of cutting on the West Coast and a longtime member of the Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association, died suddenly on Saturday in his hometown of Chico, California, the PCCHA confirmed. Louie was 85. Louie was a three-term National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Executive Committee member and for the better part […]
Coronavirus Cancellations - The coronavirus continues to shape the spring show season for cutters, reiners and reined cow horse participants.
Cutting Family Dealing with Aftermath of Madill Tornado - A few years ago, executives of Oklahoma Steel and Wire installed tornado shelters throughout the Madill, Oklahoma, manufacturing plant owned by the family of cutters Kathleen and Ty Moore. That decision made all the difference on Wednesday when an F-2 twister swept through the building, causing severe damage but not harming any of the 90 […]
