Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Sister CD, the No. 1 horse of 2006, and Paul Hansma at the Super Stakes, where they tied for the Gelding Stakes Championship.
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Dual Smart Rey, shown with Phil Rapp at the NCHA Super Stakes, ranked No. 2 overall in 2006. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Stylish Baby Doll and Eddie Flynn won the NCHA Open Derby. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Oh Cay Felix?fs victory at the 2006 NCHA Open Futurity made him the No. 1 3-Year-Old Horse All Divisions. The High Brow Cat gelding was ridden by Craig Thompson, Buffalo, Texas, in the Open and by co-owner Patrick Collins (pictured) to the Amateur Championship. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Reyann Hickory, ridden by Dustin Adams, was the leading 4-year-old non-pro horse. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Quintan Blue tops the 5-year-old charts in 2006. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Smart Little Lena topped the list of maternal grandsires. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Little Baby Sister was the leading dam of cutting horses in 2006. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Freckles Playboy was second on the list of top maternal grandsires. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: Doc O?fLena returned to the top of the paternal grandsires list after being knocked off the No. 1 spot last year by Peppy San Badger, proving that good stallions continue to have an impact long after they?fre gone. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: High Brow Cat is the leading sire for the fourth year in a row, and he topped off the year in a big way. The stallion sired 12 of the 26 NCHA Futurity Open finalists in 2006, with his offspring earning more than $1 million during the last night of competition alone. |
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Equi-Stat 2006 Cutting Statistical: After a year of dominating 5/6-year-old Classic/Challenge competition, the 2006 NCHA Horse of the Year, Reys Dual Badger, and rider Darren Simpkins easily topped the charts as the leading horse and rider in the 6-year-old division. |
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March 15 issue - the Equi-Stat 2004 Cutting Statistical second Leading Non Pro 4 Year Old Horse is Dees Cats Meow. She was strong from start to finish for Scotty Rice in 2004. They scored a 221.5 to win the 4-year-old Non-Pro at the Abilene Spectacular, the first significant aged event of the year. Then, at the Fall Suncost Futurity, held in October at Las Vegas, they walked away with the Non-Pro Championship and $9,002.
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