NCHA Mercuria World Series of Cutting: A Family's Journey

The NCHA Mercuria World Series of Cutting kicked off yesterday in Columbus, Ohio at the All American Quarter Horse Congress (AAQHC). With almost 60 non-pro and open exhibitors, the Mercuria is a highlighted event during the AAQHC.

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Redtail Ranch Performance Horses

The Pacific Northwest has a long history in ranching and Loren Macey of Star, Idaho is writing her Redtail Ranch and its horses into the rich history of the region. “Our mission is to breed and produce the finest performance quarter horses in the Pacific Northwest.

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The Cutting Edge for Animal Welfare

The National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA), producer of the world's richest equine events outside of racing and a leader in animal welfare, recently unveiled a custom-built horse ambulance to be available on-site at all major NCHA events.

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$400,000 Purse Brings Cutting Horse Competitors to Reno

More than $400,000 in cash and prizes was doled out in Reno April 26 through May 5 during the NCHA Western National Championships presented by the 6666 Ranch.

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Bamacat and Woody Be Lucky top Houston NCHA Mercuria Finals

The first draw in the NCHA Mercuria Open Finals, during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo was the ticket for Bamacat, shown by Austin Shepard for the Bamacat Syndicate. The 6-year-old stallion, sired by High Brow Cat, won the qualifying go-round with 224 points, then came back with a 223-point win in the finals.

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Redtail Ranch Performance Horses

The Pacific Northwest has a long history in ranching and Loren Macey of Star, Idaho is writing her Redtail Ranch and its horses into the rich history of the region. “Our mission is to breed and produce the finest performance quarter horses in the Pacific Northwest.

Read More at PacificCoastJournal.com