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Craig Thompson Wins Augusta Cutting Futurity Open Title
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff The hottest cowboy on the cutting circuit continued doing what he does best late Saturday night. Augusta Futurity Non-Pro Title Won with 223
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Isidro Sigala came three years ago to the United States on a mission to learn the English language. “I think it’s coming better,” the Venezuela native said. “Three years ago, I say two or three words. That’s all.” Co-champs Crowned in Classic Non-Pro Finals at Augusta Futurity
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Patrick Collins and Diana Helm came to a quick agreement at the conclusion of the Classic Non-Pro finals late Friday night. Kaitlyn Larsen Wins Cutting Title at Augusta Futurity with 224
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Writer Kaitlyn Larsen lives with scars up her right arm and a small tattoo of a broken heart on the outside of her hand. Before she competes, she holds a cross around her neck and rubs the silver belt buckle on her waist. Both items serve as reminders of her fiancee, Reagon Walker, who died in a car accident last year. Victory Special for Georgian at Augusta Futurity
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Writer Being a Georgia cutter, Jay Klamon said his victory Thursday night held extra meaning. Aboard Somebody Somewhere, Klamon won the $35,000 Non-Pro Any Age by 2.5 points at James Brown Arena with 221. Cutter in Six-way Tie for Futurity Non-Pro Lead at Augusta Futurity
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Writer Patrick Collins is having the best week of his futurity career, and he might not be done. Collins of Lincoln, Ill., placed second in the Mercuria NCHA World Series of Cutting Non-Pro go-round Tuesday. Early Wednesday, he won the Classic Non-Pro go-round. Thompson is Off to Strong Start at Augusta Futurity
by Chris Gay, Augusta Chronicle Staff Writer After winning the biggest prize on the cutting circuit last month, Craig Thompson came to Augusta and threw down the gauntlet. Riding Oh Cay Do Over and Lach Down, Thompson posted two of the top eight scores in the Futurity Open go-round Tuesday at James Brown Arena. Shepard Off to Fast Start at Augusta Futurity
by Chris Gay, Staff Writer for Augusta Chronicle Plan to see a lot of Austin Shepard at this week’s Augusta Futurity. The Summerdale, Ala., cowboy brought 32 horses to the show. Grace Ranch to Sponsor NYCHA World Finals
The National Cutting Horse Association welcomed Grace Ranch as its newest corporate sponsor on January 1. Grace Ranch will be the title sponsor of the new NCHA Youth World Finals in 2012 and 2013, and will host a Cajun Cutters Party at the XTO Energy NCHA Super Stakes. Oh Miss Caroline wins National Cutting Horse Association Historic Futurity 50
Fort Worth, TX – After four rounds of competition, the National Cutting Horse Association and Borden Milk crowned a new Futurity champion Saturday night. Oh Miss Caroline and Craig Thompson, Buffalo, Texas, marked a 226 to capture the Open title. Oh Miss Caroline earned her owners Patrick and Laura Collins, Lincoln, Ill., a $200,000 payday for the win. More Articles...Article Share Buttons |
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