Rob Little Cutting Horses

12/13/2021

Excited to introduce our new Futurity horse!

06/16/2021

Right! Lol

03/02/2019

Yes, this definitely needs to be amended.

Dear Fellow Cutters & ACHA Members. While the NCHA is promoting our sport with this photo encouraging us to introduce our youth to the experience of being horseback. The ACHA chose to amend Rule 38M last year by adding No unsafe activities, such as riding double (INCLUDING SMALL CHILDREN) lead lining, ponying, or unruly horses or riders will be tolerated. Those of us who make our living in the cutting horse industry have raised our children in the arenas where we compete riding them double till they are big enough to ride solo. Most all of these kids raised in this environment have grown up to be pillars of the communities where they live and still have interest in horses, ie. the future of our sport. For Mary and I personally this has cost us precious time with our grandson Renner and son Tennessee for the reasons they would have made most of the shows we attended but since we were forbidden to ride Renner around or sat horseback while watching cattle to entertain the youngster, they chose to play Soccer instead of participating at the cuttings. This situation also cost the ACHA the entries missed by Tennessee not showing! I believe our kids develop a love for horses with this experience at this young age, there is a big difference in sitting on a horse or sitting in the stands, I prefer the horse for my grandsons! If we don’t work to interest these kids in horses at the earliest of age there will be no future Cutters’s! I’m asking for your support of my wishes that the ACHA revoke the amendment to rule 38M disallowing us to ride our children around in the arena. Please contact our President Mike Combs, Vice President John Dublin our board members Camille Abbott, Troy Buchanan, Mike Crumpler, Cletus Hulling Jr , Alvin Turner, Steven Kahla, Billy Bob Moore, Billy Owens and or Chris Woods! Tell them we want to ride our kids around if they want to ride , our sport has no future Without Em!!! PLEASE JOIN ME IN MAKING MY WISH HEARD ASAP! Thanks Gary Walker

01/01/2019

Happy New Year 🎆

11/22/2018

I’m thankful for each & every one of you! May your day be blessed!

10/04/2018

Get them while they last!

09/29/2018

Take a trip down memory lane with the 2019 National Cutting Horse Association nostalgic calendar! These calendars are designed by the newly formed calendar committee showing the beginning of the organization through unbelievable 8"x11" high gloss pictures, some of which date back to the late 1930's. The calendar will also contain the dates of the Triple Crown events along with reminders for the payment due dates. You will never have to worry about missing a payment again!

We want to thank all of the sponsors that helped make this project possible. Each of the contributing sponsors will receive recognition at the bottom of each month. The calendars will be available for all NCHA affiliates to order and sell to their members. The profit from the sale will be split 50/50 with the NCHA. Affiliate secretaries and officers can call the NCHA and order as many calendars as they wish. The calendars will be mailed after payment is received. This is a great opportunity for NCHA affiliates to make some money for their club. There will be a limited number of calendars produced so be sure to order now.

The calendars will sell for $10 however new members signing up will get one free or any member who has been gone for a year or more and signs up for new membership will also get one FREE. The affiliates will get them for $5 and sell them for the retail of $10.

Affiliates can place orders by calling the NCHA Marketing Department at 817-244-6188. The calendars will be available around the 15th of October. Get your orders in today to assure your delivery in time for the holidays!

09/22/2018

“Show class, have pride, and display character. If you do, winning takes care of itself.”

Chitas Cats Merada at the 2013 NCHA 3k Novice World Finals.

07/31/2018

Sometimes playing it safe isn't always best; you've got to trust your horse and your training and push through.

07/25/2018

Boy isn’t that the truth!