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The 2008 ACHA World Championships are just around the corner,
September 14-21, 2008 at the Bell County EXPO Center in Belton, TX
There is still time to qualify. See 'Upcoming Events' for show
schedules.
Southwest Louisiana CHA/Steve Buster Appreciation Day
August 9, 2008
For all his years of hard work and dedication to this industry
as a trainer, a helper and a mentor to many young people.
Steve is presently a little under the weather so we would like to
let him know just how appreciative we are. SLCHA and the
cutting community are planning an auction and a day of cutting
dedicated to him. All proceeds from the August 9th cutting at
the West Cal Arena in Sulphur, Louisiana will be ear-marked for
Steve and his family. For further information or donations,
please contact Louis Cormier @ 337-257-2221 or Tony Palermo
@ 337-496-9081. Hope to see you there!
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
STANDINGS - as of 7/11/08
1. Gary Snoe $4,618.13
2. Klint Moore $3,361.15
3. Harlan Blancet $2,687.52
4. Jerry Salley $788.23
5. David Hein $689.26
"JUS Cuttin...The American Way"
will be taking a break for the months of June and July, 2008.
Watch for the ACHA newsletter coming soon.
Support the ACHA and advertise your business, ranch, stallion or your
ACHA
Affiliate! Subscribe Now! $25/year
non-member,
Contact: Brenda McCleery @ 214-629-7936
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The ACHA was founded by and for the "weekend cutter." At the time of its inception, the only avenue for Cutting Horse Competitions was extremely inhibitive. The "weekend cutter" could not compete for national titles or awards. Therefore, a group of cutters joined forces to establish the American Cutting Horse Association and vowed to provide the means for nation wide competition in which every member had a chance to participate. Be a champion...Join the ACHA today! |
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In continuance of the legend of the cutting horse, the American Cutting Horse Association strives to promote cutting contests as a sport and encourages individuals, families, companies, and groups to become involved in breeding, training, and exhibiting cutting horses in the contest arena. By the establishment of rules of conduct for cutting horse contests and the keeping of completed records of these contests, the ACHA seeks to promote and regulate the showing of cutting horses. ACHA membership consists of people of diverse talents and backgrounds and as an association encourages their grassroots participation in order to achieve these goals. |
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