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The big winner of the sale was Spoonful of Seahorse, who sold for $150,000. • Photo by Lillian Kent.
Cutting News

Spoonful of Seahorse brings $150,000 at NCHA Futurity Preferred Breeders Sale

The hammer fell at a sale-high bid of $150,000 on Spoonful of Seahorse, catalogued as Hip No. 4145, at the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Preferred Breeders Sale on Friday at the James L. and Eunice West Sale Arena.  The Preferred Breeders sales took place over three days on the grounds of the Will Rogers […]
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Departments

In the Spotlight: Start ’em Young

At 5 months old, Aidan Marshall was plenty old enough to start picking out horses at Western Bloodstock’s NCHA Mid-Year Cutting Horse Sale on July 21. He had his eyes on Dualin Metallic, a red roan yearling colt by Dual Smart Rey and out of Metallic Little Cat (by Metallic Cat) that sold for $12,000.
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Cutting News

Mare Power Dominates Preferred Breeders Sale Session I

For the discerning buyer looking for their next prospect, several broodmares and plenty of coming 2-year-olds were offered at the Western Bloodstock National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Futurity Preferred Breeders Sale Session I. While none of the sales knocked it out of the park, the top five horses, all mares, each sold for more than […]
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Features

Buckskin Colts Bring Top Dollar in Cowtown

During the first National Reined Cow Horse Association (NRCHA) Snaffle Bit Futurity Sales held in Fort Worth, Texas, flashy horses with solid pedigrees proved most valuable. Managed this year by Western Bloodstock, the sales took place Oct. 13-14.
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Horse Sales

Pepto Smoothy Tops NCHA Summer Spectacular Sale

The 2017 National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Summer Spectacular Sale, produced by Western Bloodstock, preceded the Classic/Challenge Open finals on July 22. More weanlings and yearlings walked through the pen than any other age, but it was the older horses that brought the highest bids.
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