High Brow Cat's clone, pictured at two weeks old.A clone of all-time leading cutting horse sire High Brow Cat arrived the evening of July 3 and has enjoyed the first couple weeks of his life in good health at Weatherford Equine Breeding Center in Weatherford, Texas.
Dr. Heath Qualls, attending veterinarian at the colt’s birth, said all went well. “He is a very healthy and very active baby. It all went as planned.”
Lauren Minshall (right) and Little Sweet Spot with Kelsey TurnerCanadian Lauren Minshall and Iowa resident Mandy Kirchner marked 218 and 217 scores, respectively, with two 6-year-old geldings to finish as Champion and Reserve Champion in Sunday’s Classic/Challenge Limited Non-Pro finals at the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Summer Spectacular in Fort Worth.
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So why reinvent the wheel? Let's see what is working for those that are successful and then adopt some of their strategies or habits. Which particular mental skills do most successful athletes seem to have in common?
Owner Dottie St. Clair Hill and her husband, Bobby, with Stylish Martini Stylish Martini and Roger Wagner completed their last limited-age event in Fort Worth’s Will Rogers Coliseum by winning the National Cutting Horse Association [NCHA] Summer Spectacular Classic/Challenge Open finals Saturday with a 226. The score impressed everyone, but didn’t shock anyone.
Dr. Gregg Veneklasen and Jason AbrahamBy Jim McBride, Amarillo Globe News
A multimillion-dollar legal battle over the role of cloning in the elite quarter horse industry opened Wednesday in an Amarillo federal courtroom in an antitrust case pitting two area horse breeders against the 280,000-member American Quarter Horse Association.
Taris Little VintageWith results of the 2013 National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Derby now official, the Association is pleased to announce that NRHA Hall of Fame inductee Taris Little Vintage has become NRHA's All-Time Leading Dam based on offspring earnings. Her progeny have earned $672,900 in NRHA competition.
