The American Paint Horse Association’s Chrome Cash is coming to the 2022 National Reining Breeders Classic, set for April 17-24 at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas. The program will feature $3,000 in added money just for Paints!
“We are pleased to welcome the APHA back to the NRBC,” said NRBC Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Cody. “The show has enjoyed a long-time relationship with APHA and we love being able to provide our exhibitors with more incentives!”
American Paint Horse Association Member Care Director Freddie Alexander will be on-site at the NRBC on April 19-23 to get exhibitors signed up for Chrome Cash classes and to help register or transfer Paint Horses. He said, “We love coming to the NRBC. People have enjoyed the buckle incentives we have done there in the past so we wanted to do something more to put dollars into the exhibitors’ pockets and continue to build the breed.”
The Chrome Cash incentive program provides exclusive payouts to the highest-placing registered Paints in a specific slate of classes, along with a trophy buckle for the highest-placing Youth. Chrome Cash is run as a class within a class during the competition.
Learn more at apha.com/programs/chromecash. Chrome Cash paid out more than $250,000 to Paints in reining, cutting and cow horse events in 2021.
At the NRBC, the winners in the Novice Horse Non Pro on April 20, the Limited Non Pro and Rookie L1,L2 and Prime Time on April 21, plus the Non Pro and Intermediate Non Pro and Prime Time on April 23 will receive Chrome Cash as will the NRBC Classic Open and Non Pro divisions. Participants in youth classes who sign up will be eligible to win a buckle.
– Horse must be registered with APHA or have registration pending with APHA. Both Regular Registry and Solid Paint Bred (SPB) horses are eligible.
-Owner and exhibitor must be a current APHA member
-Must enter the Chrome Cash class at the event, along with your regular class.- Full details here: apha.com/programs/chromecash
To sign up for the NRBC Chrome Cash, or for questions, contact Freddie Alexander atfalexander@apha.com or 817-222-6419.
The American Paint Horse Association is the world’s second-largest international equine breed association, registering more than a million horses in 59 nations and territories since it was founded in 1962. APHA promotes, preserves and provides meaningful experiences with Paint Horses.
Since its inception, the NRBC has grown to include over 225 subscribed stallions with over 30 new sires coming into the program in the past year. The 2022 NRBC Show will take place April 17-24 at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas. For information on the NRBC, visit the website at www.nrbc.com or call 580-759-3939