Magnum Chic Dream Exhibitor Bags, Not Ruf At All T-shirts, and Electric Code Ball Caps

At the National Reining Breeders Classic, swag is second to nothing…except, perhaps, big payouts! Placing competitors can expect a plethora of top-of-the-line prizes as awards, and every exhibitor entered can claim some great collectible gifts when they check in at the show office thanks to three committed sponsors: Jack and Viola Scott, Jared Leclair, and Zimmerman Performance Horses.

Jack and Viola Scott have owned 27-year-old Magnum Chic Dream since he was purchased as a 2-year-old with the intent to make him Viola’s rookie horse. He served her well, and earned championships for the open rider who started him, Patti Brownshadel, and later, Casey Hinton, bringing his total lifetime earnings over $44,000, but as a sire, Magnum has accomplished so much more.

Throughout his breeding career, Magnum Chic Dream has sired multiple major event champions that made him an NRHA $9 Million Sire and NRHA Hall of Fame member. By Smart Chic Olena out of Sailin Barbee (by Topsail Whiz), Magnum Chic Dream will be the honored name featured on the custom carry-all bags that will be given to each Classic entry thanks to the Scott’s generous sponsorship.

The handy bags are chocked full of pockets and NRBC exhibitors find infinite uses for them throughout the year as they are seen at shows near and far throughout the year. For more information about Magnum Chic Dream, visit magnumchicdream.com.

Vaughn Zimmerman, owner of Zimmerman Performance Horses and its headline stallion, Not Ruf At All, is providing high-quality custom printed t-shirts for Classic exhibitors. The t-shirts are designed with a fresh new look every year to punctuate the partnership between Non Ruf At All and the NRBC.

NRHA Million Dollar Sire Not Ruf At All is one of only a handful of Triple Crown Champions and has earned more than $456,500 during his own show career. He is known for his tremendous heart and try and passes these features to his offspring.

Bred to the hilt, Not Ruf At All is by NRHA $3 Million Sire A Sparkling Vintage out of All Ruffed Up (by NRHA $3 Million Sire Lil Ruf Peppy). He is currently standing at Cedar Ridge Stallion Station in Whitesboro, Texas. Go to notrufatall.com/ to learn more.

Owned and shown by Jared Leclair, Electric Code has earned more than $215,000 during his show career, and as a sire, he is rocking the reining world with offspring earnings exceeding $1 million dollars. Known for his balanced conformation and incredible mind, his foals are highly sought after by professionals and non pros alike.

In 2008, Electric Code was the highest earning 3-year-old after winning the NRHA Intermediate Open Futurity and third in the Level 4, the SWRHA Levels 4 and 3 Open Futurity, and the Rocky Mountain Reining Summer Slide Open, Stallion Stakes Open and Intermediate Co-Championships. He went on to win many more championships and a finalist spot in the 2010 NRHA Derby.

Go to theranchequine.com/electric-code to learn more about Electric Code because his name will be prominently alongside of the NRBC’s on the fashion-forward ball caps that will be given to each Classic entry thanks to the generosity of Leclair in helping to provide them.

The 26th Annual NRBC will take place at Tulsa’s Expo Square on April 16-23. For information about the event and its stallion incentive program, go to nrbc.com.

Kiser Arena Specialists has joined the National Reining Breeders Classic sponsor family, and the drags used during its upcoming event will be from the elite Kiser equipment line.

Having the Kiser drags is a benefit for the show, according to NRBC Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Cody. “For over 30 years the Kisers have designed and built the best arena drags in the world and continually work to improve them.  That’s why shows like the AQHA World Championships, NRHA Futurity and Derby, NCHA SuperStakes, Derby, and Futurity, NRCHA Derby, Futurity, and World Championships, the American Performance Horseman  – and, of course, the NRBC – all rely on Kiser Arena Drags to deliver the very best footing.”

She continued, “With the NRBC’s extremely high level of competition and a million dollars at stake, we are happy to offer our exhibitors this premier quality of footing preparation and maintenance.”

Jim Kiser’s connection to the NRBC goes back to the days when he was an exhibitor, riding Million Dollar Sire Spat Olena to the Limited Open Championship at the very first show back in 1998!

He said, “Kiser Arena Specialists has been involved with the NRBC on several different levels since its inception and we are excited to continue our support through this new sponsorship. Our history with the NRBC and Cheryl Cody and Pro Management made this an easy decision. We are proud to provide the equipment to ensure the best quality reining footing at the NRBC.”

Kiser Arena Specialists is able to create the best ground for reiners, both in designing arenas and by maintaining the ground at world-class events. The company is known worldwide for its premier consultation on all aspects of arena footing, arena drag designs, watering systems, dust control and HVLS fans,

In 2020, Kiser opened a new location on Interstate 35 close to Sanger, Texas. Besides the signature Kiser equipment, the facility offers Priefert products and is the country’s largest Priefert Horse Walker dealer. Without a doubt, the reach of Kiser will continue to grow in facility design and development, and through expanding in all areas that need improvement in the industry. Kiser will continue to be the name “Designed to be Trusted.”

For information on Kiser equipment and services, call 888-512-3359 or visit the website at KiserArenaSpecialists.com.

Since its inception, the NRBC has paid out over $26 Million. The 2023 show will be held April 16-23 at the Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex at Expo Square in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  For information on the NRBC program and show, visit the website at www.nrbc.com or call 580-759-3939.

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Anderson Bean returns as an NRBC Sponsor in 2023 and will be supplying a variety of boots to champions, as well as to some lucky finalists.

Ryan Vaughn CEO of the Rios of Mercedes Family of Brands said, ”Anderson Bean the official boot of the NRHA, is pleased to sponsor the NRBC again this year. As a member of the Rios of Mercedes Family of Brands, Anderson Bean builds boots the right way – based on over 170 years of experience. Reiners know good boots and they appreciate good style. We are grateful for their trust in Anderson Bean and we look forward to working with the folks at the NRBC for many years to come.”

NRBC President Tom McCutcheon, was glad to welcome the returning sponsors. “Over the years, we been fortunate to have loyal longtime sponsors and Anderson Bean is one of them. We appreciate their commitment to the NRBC and to the people of the reining industry.”

Paul Patterson of Rios of Mercedes Family of Brands ”We are very glad that the Rios of Mercedes Family brands, led by Anderson Bean  are sponsoring the NRBC again. Our love and passion for making cowboy boots for the reining horse community have been a long-standing tradition here at AB. We are so grateful that Anderson Bean and our Family of Brands continue to be the choice of reining horse contestants and fans alike across the world.”

Qualifiers in both the Open and the Non Pro Classic will earn a chance at a pair of boots. A drawing will be held prior to the Open L4 Finals to find the lucky winners of a pair of exotic boots from the Top Hand line.

In addition, the Prime Time Open and Non Pro Champions will receive a pair of Top Hand Exotic boots.

In the Classic Challenge, Open, Non Pro, Youth 13 & Under and Youth 14-18 champions will receive a pair of Top Hand non-exotic boots.

Finally, anyone wanting a pair of exotic Anderson Bean Boots can bid on one at the Rein in Cancer Silent Auction in the Ford Exhibit Hall.

Winning coupons can be redeemed at the Davis Boot Company booth in the concourse of the Ford Arena.

These boots are handcrafted in Mercedes, Texas, USA in the Rio Grande Valley. At our factory in Mercedes, each skilled craftsman has a unique role in the process, just as each boot design has its own unique style.

For information on Anderson Bean visit the website at andersonbean.com.

The 25th Annual National Reining Breeders Classic, set for April 17-24 in Katy, Texas, will continue its tradition of exceptional prizes. The four saddle sponsors that produce the NRBC’s champion trophy saddles are all industry leaders, and there is often a waiting list to become an NRBC saddle sponsor.

The 2022 NRBC saddle sponsors are Bob’s Custom Saddles, Continental Saddlery, Kyle Tack, and Superior Saddlery. The distinctive saddles will be displayed throughout the show, serving as inspiration to both current and future contestants.

NRBC Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Cody said, “We are always excited to get to the show and see the beautiful saddles our sponsors have built for this event. They represent the NRBC brand so well.”

Bob’s Custom Saddles
Open Classic Challenge Champion
NRBC Level 3 Non Pro Champion
Bob’s Custom Saddles has been a consistent supporter of reiners and the reining industry worldwide, endorsing riders, sponsoring events, and partnering with associations like the National Reining Horse Association.

The company has been building custom saddles for more than 40 years and the company takes pride in truly custom creations. The array of options is massive, from intricate, hand-designed tooling and silver patterns to the meticulously crafted seat, tree, fender, and horn variations.

Bob’s Custom Saddles Vice President Chris Weaver thinks NRBC is unique in the reining world. He said, “It’s always been a pleasure for Bob’s Custom Saddles to be part of the NRBC because of the approach the board and management have taken to supporting and growing the reining industry. They are always coming up with new and modern ideas!”

The greatest element of every Bob’s Custom Saddle is based on a close contact riding system that the company began developing in 1976. The saddles are designed to sit the rider correctly with a line from the shoulder to the hip to the heel.

The winning position is achieved for every rider through three different seat styles and a choice of eight different fender styles and custom lengths. Multiple tree variations provide the horse and rider a better fit and seat while the four different front ends, three different gullet widths, three different cantle heights, and six different horns further customize the ride. By utilizing all these choices to create the perfect fit for horse and rider, the winning position helps riders perform better in their discipline to achieve a higher winning score. To learn more, visit bobscustomsaddles.com.

Continental Saddlery
Level 1 Open Champion
Level 2 Non Pro Champion
The original Continental Pullman Saddle Company was an Indiana business founded in 1985. Now located atop Sand Mountain in the small town of Ider, Alabama, the company has grown to international prominence largely because of two special individuals. Oliver and Heike Dusterhoff are a husband-and-wife team that managed the company for 12 years before purchasing it in 2008.

Exceptional customer service is paramount to the Dusterhoff’s business. They make it a priority to personally man their booth at shows so they can create and maintain personal relationships with customers.

For Oliver Dusterhoff, being part of the NRBC has become a yearly tradition. He said, “It is one of our favorite shows to go to, and we have been proud to have been part of it for all these years. We can’t wait to see everyone this year.”

Continental saddles are made by hand in-house on Equi-flex trees, developed specifically with today’s performance horses in mind. Equi-flex trees eliminate pressure points and bridging that are known to cause dry spots and sore backs on equine athletes.

For riders, state-of-the-art seat padding provides what many consider the most comfortable ride they have ever had while still providing the closest possible contact with the horse. The combination of excellent customer service and using the best materials available to create beautiful, distinctive, quality saddles at reasonable prices has earned Continental Saddlery a place in reining culture. For more information, visit continentalsaddlery.com.

Kyle Tack
NRBC Level 4 Open Champion
Level 1 Non Pro Champion
A family-owned business that has sponsored the NRBC since the very beginning, Kyle Tack is owned by Marshall and Phillis Kyle. Their daughter, Laney Kyle-Barshofsky, is the saddle manager, while son-in-law Robert, serves as office manager.

Marshall Kyle knows what reiners want and provides quality equipment that serves their special needs. He noted, “We have been part of the show since the beginning and we are always proud to support this very important event.”

Specializing in custom silver and leather craftsmanship, Kyle Tack saddles are built in-house by master saddlesmiths and are highly prized in the reining industry. The company is proud is to stand behind its products through the full repair shop in the retail store located seven miles south of Whitesboro, Texas. Most people, however, find them at shows and events throughout the year.

The Kyle Tack booth is always a popular place to visit both at home and at shows. It offers a full range of services and customers can also shop online at kyletack.com for quick shipping with the same level of service that can be expected in-person at the store or booth.

Superior Saddlery
Classic Non Pro Champion Classic
Level 2 Open Champion
Since 1998, Superior Saddlery has been providing custom and private label saddles for customers worldwide using only the finest materials available.

Andreas Maschke has been researching, testing, designing, and improving his concept of a new saddle tree for over a decade. In close cooperation with some of the industry’s most successful trainers, the company developed a variety of saddle trees to cover most of today’s performance horses and improve the performance of horses and riders in competition across the world. SYMMETREES are the very base of Superior saddles. Known for being the most precise and symmetrical trees around, they are made in-house.

Andreas noted, “As a horseman, and not only a saddle seller, I appreciate the NRBC for giving older horses the opportunity to go compete and grow. I always look forward to watching.”

Superior Saddles are made 100 percent in the shop in Texas with all American materials. The skirting leather is made at the Hermann Oak Tannery in St. Louis, Missouri. The sheepskins are processed and tanned in San Antonio, Texas, and all the hardware is from Texas as well.

To learn more about Superior Saddlery, LLC., email info@superior-saddlery.com or call (940) 391-7476 or (417) 793-1403. You can also visit the website at superior-saddlery.com.

Reining events have begun to last longer in recent years, based on the number of entries and opportunities. At the National Reining Breeders Classic, reiners have long been treated to early morning coffee and donuts, but this year, that amenity will expand to a special Reiner Snack Station, thanks to Diamond Dub Quarter Horses.

Every reiner has experienced time in a facility when the concession stand is not open, the vending machines are empty, and there are very few options. To make the experience better, the Diamond Dub Reiner Snack Station will provide a needed resource for not just coffee and donuts, but for fruit, snacks, and freshly popped popcorn.

NRBC Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Cody was excited to launch this new benefit for exhibitors. She said, “Thanks to Shane and Kalicia Walters’ Diamond Dub Quarter Horses, we will locate the snack station near the in-gate area of the coliseum so that it is easily accessible from all parts of the facility.”

The Walters, along with their daughters Lilly and Linkoln and sons, Bronc and Curry, live on a historic ranch in Love County, Okla. It is home to Diamond Dub Quarter Horses, their stallion Tinker With Dreams, and a cattle operation.

Kalicia noted, “We have focused a lot of our attention on the performance horses in the sport of reining. We recently built a new training facility on the ranch for our trainers, Tremblay Reining Horses. Our goal is to build a long-lasting legacy for our children to continue to be part of the western lifestyle.”​

The ranch, which was the former Washington Ranch, has a captivating history. Among the array of colorful Oklahoma characters, few equal the stature of William “Billy” Washington, the original owner of Washington Ranch. From about 1880 until 1920, Washington was a dominating force from the Red River to the Arbuckle Mountains, amassing a huge herd of cattle, a great fortune, and not a few enemies. Today, the heart of his empire is home to Diamond Dub Quarter Horses, the centerpiece of which is an 8,500-square foot mansion. Known as “The Cattleman’s Castle,” it was built in 1888 and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.​

Kalicia was happy to increase Diamond Dub’s involvement with the NRBC. “It is a wonderful organization to get behind. Its leadership has worked to benefit reining and the show not only pays great but gives opportunities to compete on different levels. Supporting an event that helps our sport grow is a no-brainer for us. At the end of the day, it helps us all. We are proud to be a sponsor,” she said.

Now the home of Tremblay Reining Horses, the facility at Diamond Dub Quarter Horses is a modern one featuring all the requisite horse amenities. For more information on Diamond Dub Quarter Horses, visit the website at diamonddubqh.com.

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 25th Annual National Reining Breeders Classic will take place April 17-24 at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas, and by its end, the NRBC will have paid out over $25 Million in its history. For information on the NRBC, visit the website at www.nrbc.com or call 580-759-3939.

Most reining fans consider the hospitality shown at the National Reining Breeders Classic to be top-notch. But none of it would be possible without the support of sponsors like Joao Marcos of Cardinal Ranch who is returning to the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas, to present the Hospitality Patio.

The gazebo-style, Cardinal Ranch Hospitality Patio is conveniently located near the front of the concession stand during the 25th Anniversary NRBC slated for April 17-24, 2022. It provides exhibitors a welcome oasis away from the hustle and bustle of horse showing to sit and enjoy a meal, talk business with an associate, or catch up with a friend.

NRBC Secretary-Treasurer Cheryl Cody said, “We appreciate Joao’s continuing support. He is completely dedicated to reiners and the reining industry around the world and we are always honored to have him be part of the NRBC family.”

Marcos recognizes the importance of hospitality. He said, “I am extremely happy to sponsor the hospitality area for the NRBC’s 25th anniversary. I love to help any way I can and especially love sponsoring an area where people can visit about the greatest sport in the world.”

Marcos started Cardinal Ranch with a dream to become one of the biggest breeders in the country. It represents an array of the industry’s leading sires, including Custom Made Gun, Dun It For Whizkey, Ebony Trashya, Fuel N Shine, Gunna Be A Big Hit, Masked Gun, Memorable Revolution, Phantom Face, Whitey N Hollywood, and Yellow Jersey.

The broodmare band is unparalleled and was home to NRHA Hall of Fame Mare and Million Dollar Dam Dun It For Chex until her passing. She produced more than 20 foals with NRHA Earnings in her lifetime – two of which earned more than $100,000 in competition.

Based in Aubrey, Texas, Cardinal Ranch stands on over 200 acres of green pasture and offers the largest private covered arena in the world, 200+ stalls, and a state-of-the-art breeding operation with a full-time veterinarian. With an exceptional stallion lineup, they are able to raise, breed and train elite reining prospects. Cardinal Ranch exemplifies international ties developing throughout the reining industry and serves as the home to multiple proven NRHA trainers and competitors. For more information, go to https://cardinalranchtexas.com/.

Originality. Imagination. Exhilaration. The National Reining Breeders Classic is known for all of them, but how about that swag?
Custom NRBC logoed merchandise is designed with a fresh new look each year and is given to every NRBC Classic exhibitor thanks to three elite sponsors: Not Ruf At All, owned by Zimmerman Performance Horses, Magnum Chic Dream, owned by Jack and Viola Scott, and Electric Code, owned by Jared Leclair.

Giving NRBC exhibitors a casual option after the cowboy hats come off are the top-notch Electric Code ball caps. Available in several different styles that match current fashions, they are freshly designed each year with Electric Code’s insignia prominently displayed alongside a stylizedNRBC logo.

Sired by NRHA Two Million Dollar Sire, Jacs Electric Spark, Electric Code’s own offspring earnings are quickly approaching the NRHA Million Dollar mark. The standout stallion, out of Hot Coded Cady, has himself earned over $215,000. For more information, visit http://tmreining.com/stallions/electric-code/.

During his competition years, Not Ruf At All inked fresh reining history as an earner of close to a half-million dollars, a “Triple Crown” title, and was regarded as one of the most talented performers to grace the performance arena. As, one fan said, “He is all heart and ability, and matches it with a great mind.”

Vaughn Zimmerman owns the phenomenal stallion currently standing at Cedar Ridge Stallion Station. To punctuate his stance behind such an amazing animal, Zimmerman sponsors the NRBC Non Ruf At All t-shirts. The shirts are cut from soft, quality material in a variety of styles and designed to promote both the NRBC and Not Ruf At All.

Zimmerman has been a long-time supporter of NRBC, and the shirts he provides are seen at other shows stateside and abroad throughout the year. For more information about Not Ruf At All, visit notrufatall.com.

Jack and Viola Scott are a staple at reining horse shows across the country, and their love of the reining horse industry and watching the offspring of their beloved stallion, Magnum Chic Dream’s, emanates from their presence. The custom carry-all bags provided to all entries in their stallion’s name are seen worldwide as NRBC exhibitors find infinite uses for them throughout the year. The bags, chocked with handy pockets and features, highlight Magnum Chic Dream’s name alongside the NRBC logo.

Magnum Chic Dream’s get have earned more than $7 Million in reining competition. By Smart Chic Olena out of Sailin Barbee, his versatile sons and daughters are excelling in Open, Non Pro, and Youth events, producing a consistent flow of champions and finalists across the board. For more information, visit magnumchicdream.com.

The 25th Annual National Reining Breeders Classic will take place April 17-24 at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas and by its end, the NRBC will have paid out over $25 Million in its history. For information on the NRBC, visit the website at www.nrbc.com or call 580-759-3939.

Since 1998, the National Reining Breeders Classic Welcome Party has become a highly-attended super show that features amazing competition, wonderful food, and great company. At this year’s 25^th Annual event, with new sponsorship from Hygain Feeds, it is expected to be better than ever.

Everyone is invited to attend the Hygain Welcome Party, which will be held on Tuesday, April 19 at 6 p.m. inside the Crystal Tent. Expect to enjoy a scrumptious Brazilian meal while catching up with friends and making new ones. The camaraderie of the reining horse world is second to none and so is the hospitality at NRBC. This is not one to miss.

Deciding to sponsor the Welcome Party was an easy choice for Hygain Southwest Territory Manager Sarah Christen. She said, “Hygain shares a common goal with the reining horse industry – to provide the very best care to keep our horses happy, sound, and healthy so that they are able to reach their full potential both in and out of the arena.”

As an equine-only feed mill backed by 39 years of experience, innovation, and research, Hygain acquired Arenus Animal Health in 2021. Sarah noted, “Aligning with the number one endorsed brand by veterinarians has allowed us to build on a shared culture of technical excellence, customer care and passion for animal health. As we continue to gain market share in the US and a customer base spanning more than 20 states, it only made sense to sponsor a prestigious reining event like the NRBC.”.

Hygain is a premium, equine nutrition solutions brand, specializing in feed and supplements. Established in Melbourne, Australia, in 1983, Hygain came to the U.S. Market in 2018. The Hygain difference starts with their commitment to using only the finest certified ingredients, applying strict quality controls, and employing constantly reviewed nutritional research. What is unique about horses is their digestive systems, which require refined feed processing techniques.

Hygain’s modern manufacturing facility boasts a first-class combination of pelletizing, micronizing and steam extrusion. This approach helps improve feed efficiency, digestibility, and palatability while reducing risks of dietary-related equine disorders. The personal and flexible approach of the Hygain team adds additional value to a performance horse’s individual diet.

Christen’s employment with Hygain was based on her own experience with the product. “I have been breeding, raising and showing reiners for more than 15 years. I’ve spent the last eight years working in animal health, and joined the Hygain team in July 2021 after seeing the difference it made in our own horses,” she said.

She continued, “My trainer, Arno Honstetter, introduced me to the brand in early 2020, and I’ve been consistently impressed with the research and results. The NRBC has always been one of my favorite premier reining events, so I’m very excited to represent the brand in an industry that I love.

“We proudly produce the lowest starch complete feed on the market: Zero (less than 5.5 percent non-structural carbohydrates), which is ideal for quarter horses prone to metabolic disorders and laminitis. Hygain-fed horses truly stand out with outstanding body conditions, high-quality performances, and balanced temperaments.”

For more information, visit hygainfeeds.com.

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 25th Annual National Reining Breeders Classic will take place April 17-24 at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas and by its end, the NRBC will have paid out over $25 Million in its history. For information on the NRBC, visit the website at www.nrbc.com or call 580-759-3939.

Since the very first National Reining Breeders Classic Champion was crowned in 1998, the title has included a one-year’s use of a 4-horse trailer for the Open, and a 2-horse trailer for the Non Pro provided by Twin Cities South Trailers. This year, for the 25^th anniversary, slated for April 17-24 in Katy, Texas, the tradition carries on.

The sponsorship began with a lifelong friendship between owner Gary Raak and NRBC Founder and current Board Member Tim McQuay. Tim said, “Besides being a tremendous friend to me and my family, Gary’s Twin Cities has been the NRBC’s oldest and most loyal sponsor, and this is his 25th year to provide trailers for the show. He’s always been easy to deal with and really wants to see the show – and all the reiners – do well.

He continued, enthusiastically, “Now that he’s relocated Twin Cities South Trailers to Pilot Point, Texas, we get to see him more.”

Being one of the very first sponsors of the NRBC, it is the continuate dedication that means most. “One thing is for sure; Gary is still there to help us. So many reiners over the years have met him through the shows and come to be loyal customers just because he has that attitude,” Tim added.

Twin Cities South Trailers
Twin Cities South Trailers has been in the business for 30+ years, serving customers throughout the United States and Canada.
They take pride in providing quality service and their goal is to be your one-stop trailer solution. When you deal with Twin Cities, you are dealing with a company that provides the following:

• Aluminum trailers to serve your every need
• Horse, livestock, flatbed, skid-loaders, motorcycle, car haulers, utility, and custom-built trailers
• Huge inventory of both New and Used trailers for easy one-stop shopping
• Aggressive trade-in policy
• Knowledgeable Sales and Support Staff
• Full shop facility for customization and warranty work
• Easy financing with approval while you wait
• Trailers delivered anywhere in the 48 states
  

Twin Cities South Trailers is a full-service operation selling both new and used trailers and providing servicing and financing. Twin Cities South Trailers is located at 8448 Highway 377, just south of Pilot Point, TX. Contact them at (855) 585-6548 or visit the website at TwinCitiesSouthTrailers.com.

The 25th Annual National Reining Breeders Classic will take place April 17-24 at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas, and at its end, the event will have paid out over $25 Million in its history. For information on the NRBC, visit the website at www.nrbc.com or call 580-759-3939.