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Written by QHN Staff
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The National Cutting Horse Association's Executive Committee met in August. Here is a list of the committee's actions.
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Written by Gala Nettles
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In her new blog, Gala Nettles suggests that perhaps it’s time for judges to judge NCHA Triple Crown events via live-feed on the Internet. “Since a percentage of the cutting population prefers to watch the show from home, and since judging horses off of videos is already considered OK, then combining the two should make everyone happy, right?”
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Written by Mark Thompson
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Smart Little Lena
Smart Little Lena, 31, one of the cutting world’s all-time leaders as a performer and as a breeding stallion, suffered a stroke and was humanely euthanized at his longtime home in Aubrey, Texas, at 11 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 30, according to his handlers.
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Written by Press Release
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Dustin Gonnet
It’s a new twist on the old adage. Long before he drifted into the sport of cutting, Dustin Gonnet worked cattle . . . literally . . . until the cows came home.
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Written by Mark Thompson
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Beamon Ashley
Horse trainer and longtime National Cutting Horse Association employee Beamon Ashley, who manned gates letting cattle into the pen at Fort Worth cutting events for many years and befriended many cutters, died at age 88 on Sunday, Aug. 22, in Dallas, Texas, at Cedar Hill Health Care Center.
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