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Congratulations to the Saddle Shootout Winners

Mary Bauer from Lorena, Texas who scored a 73 to win the first Non Pro Saddle Shootout riding CR Tuff Tempest! Shown presenting her trophy saddle is Martha Wilson, saddle sponsor with Citizens State Bank.

Winning the Novice Rider Saddle Shootout with a score of 74 was James Bubba Minter of Angleton riding Boons Catalina. This Shootout had 15 entries representing the Top 5 in 3 different classes! Presenting his saddle, ACHA board member Jana L Lowe.

Winner of the 2nd Non Pro Saddle Shootout - Bill Collier. He showed TR Cat scoring a 73! Pictured with his trainers Dylan Caloudas and Constantine Caloudas. Saddle presented by Michael Crumpler Jr.

Tim Travis has now won a Buckle! He marked a 73 on his new mount Pure Hal in the Never Won a Buckle Class! Pictured with his trainers Dylan & Constantine Caloudas. Buckle presented by Faith Glover, sponsored by Bobby & Lynn Glover.

Junior Youth McDonalds Saddle Shootout winner Lena White!! She rode Missy Lyons’ TH Pepper Jack to a score of 71. Lena is pictured with her trainer Kutter Pounds. Saddle presented by Robert Fuentes for Mr. Sam Munroe.

Senior Youth McDonalds Saddle Shootout winner - Rynn Vancleave! He rode CR Stylish Lil Pepto owned by Craig Robinson marking a 72! McDonalds saddles sponsored by Mr Sam Munroe, presented by Robert Fuentes. Also pictured is Michael Crumpler Jr. , Rynn’s trainer. Congratulations Rynn!

Open Rider Shootout Champion Robert Fuentes riding SDP Power Play owned by Jack Segal scoring a 75! Saddle presented by show staff Cary & Richard Sims. Robert gives credit to his helper Callie.

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In continuance of the American West, and the ranching lifestyle, the American Cutting Horse Association strives to promote cutting horses as a competition sport. The goal of the ACHA is to promote the breeding, training and sport of these great horses in a competitive setting.

By the establishment of rules of conduct for cutting horse contests and the keeping of complete and accurate records of these contests, the ACHA seeks to promote and regulate the showing of cutting horses.

There is a place in the ACHA for contestants and their horses at any level and any goal. ACHA membership consists of people of diverse backgrounds and talents and encourages individuals, families and companies to become involved in the sport of cutting

Upcoming Events

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Jan 11 - 12, 2025
Belton, TX ACHA Winter Circuit

Feb 22 - 23, 2025
Lorena, TX Southwest Texas CHA