Cutting
Metallic Cat Offspring Clear $1 Million at NCHA Super Stakes
Stallion Metallic Cat accomplished a rare feat at the 2021 NCHA Super Stakes.
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Cutting News
Dr Sueish & Kenny Platt Make It Happen at NCHA Super Stakes
Dr Sueish pulled a big victory out of the hat at the NCHA Super Stakes with Kenny Platt aboard.
Cutting News
Cat On A Hot Tinroof Scores Bittersweet Abilene Win
Cat On A Hot Tinroof's win in the Abilene Spectacular was tinged with joy and some sadness for Dustin and Deena Adams.
Cutting
STALLIONS: Leading 2020 NCHA Futurity Sires
Metallic Cat lead the way on the 2020 NCHA Futurity Sires list with more than $1 million in offspring earnings at the show.
Current News
Junior Sire Hottish Humanely Euthanized at 12
Top junior stallion Hottish has died at the age of 12.
Current News
Hottish Soars Past $1 Million Sire Mark
Hottish started his stallion career with a bang last year when son Dual Reyish won the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Futurity Open Championship, landing his sire the sport’s biggest prize in his freshman year at stud. Things didn’t slow down in his sophomore season, and Hottish is now an Equi-Stat Elite $1 Million Sire.
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Mr. Consistency: Hott Rox & Brent Erickson Take Cascades Futurity
Hott Rox was making his career debut at the Cascades Futurity, but the sorrel gelding put not one, but in two, high-scoring runs on finals night.
Cutting Events
Hottish Sons Duel it Out
On Saturday, May 26, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the draw sheets revealed an incredibly competitive 22-horse field set to compete in the Breeder’s Invitational (BI) Derby Open finals. The 4-year-old open horses had already broken a show record, so cutting fans expected quite a show. They got it!
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Hottish Offspring Still on Fire
When Hottish hit the cutting pen in 2011 and went on to accumulate more than $300,000 in just more than three years, it was clear he was a strong force in the industry.
Current News
En Fuego: Cool N Hot Wins Second Bonanza Cutting Title
Even though she’s won more than $2 million in cutting, Paula Wood admitted to feeling a few nerves when she walked into the herd as the fifth draw of the Bonanza Cutting 4-Year-Old Non-Pro finals.
