Badboonarising is owned by Plantation Farms., Denham Springs, La. Bred by Royce Stallcup, the black stallion is from the second crop of his sire, Once In A Blu Boon, who was also represented in the Futurity Finals by Pepsi Boon, shown by Ryan Moore for...
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Cat Sheree was given to Elizabeth Quirk as a gift. The mare has been a blessing ever since for the Louisiana cutter. Thanks in large part to the sorrel daughter of High Brow CD, Quirk entered the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Non-Pro World Finals with...
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The second draw rode out of the arena in the West Texas Futurity 5/6-Year-Old Non-Pro finals with a 222 lit up on the scoreboard, a number that would leave Elizabeth Quirk and Under The Reydar the unequivocal champions at the sound of the last buzzer. “I’m...
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Catillac Reys, sired by Metallic Cat and shown by Adan Banuelos for Todd and Elizabeth Quirk’s Ten/27 Ranch, Denham Springs, La., scored 225.5 points for the reserve championship and $34,825. In addition to his NCHA earnings, Catillac Reys also received the $100,000 Metallic Cat Incentive...
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Todd Quirk, the NCHA earner of $517,742, received his first NCHA Derby check in 2012, when he was a Non-Pro finalist with Creepy Crawler LTE $75,971 and placed fifth on Foralimitedtimeonly. This year, also showing McLintockk LTE $21,872, by High Brow Cat, and Quiete Boon...
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Catillac Reys, the first horse to show in the last set of the first round of the Open Derby, marked 224 to lead the round with Adan Banuelos Sunday at the NCHA/Metallic Cat Summer Spectacular in Fort Worth. Leader Catillac Reys was bred by Michelle Cannon,...
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Elizabeth Quirk finally has a Mercuria/National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) World Series of Cutting title she doesn’t have to share. With the help of her husband’s horse, Kattalyst, she broke a two-event tie streak Friday afternoon with a solo win in the World Series of Cutting...
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The Mercuria/NCHA World Series of Cutting Non-Pro was jam-packed with talent, as evidenced by the fact that three horses tied for the top score. Jill Roth and Bea Pure Cat, Bill Cowan and Billies Catty, and Elizabeth Quirk and Cat Sheree each marked a 224...
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