Brad and Amanda Kelly with Adh Mor Ranch have long been known for their support of youth activities at NRBC. This year, for the 25th annual National Reining Breeders Classic, slated for April 17-24 at the Great Southwest Equestrian Center in Katy, Texas, they have again committed to support young reiners.
The Kellys own PS Mega Shine Chic, better known as “Crush.” Two years ago, the Kellys first sponsored the entry fees for all youth classes at the NRBC under the stallion’s name.
After the success of the “Crush the Fees” sponsorship, they decided to carry the program over to this year’s show. It’s been an incredibly popular sponsorship and the entry form displays how all the Youth entry fees have been “Crushed,” including the video, drug, and judges’ fees.
PS Mega Shine Chic is a 9-year-old AQHA stallion by Shine Chic Shine out of Megas Sugar Baby. With Dany Tremblay at the reins, he was a 2016 National Reining Horse Association Futurity Level 4 Open Finalist and 2017 NRBC Level 4 Open Reserve Champion, a two-time NRBC Open Level 3 Champion, and in 2019, won the $100,000 Shootout at The Run For A Million.
His first foals hit the show pen last year and have proven successful with offspring such RAISINTHEBAR as who was the NRHA L2 Non Pro Futurity Champion and SWRHA L2 and L3 Non Pro Futurity Champion.
For more information about PS Mega Shine Chic, visit the website at crushpsmegashinechic.com. The Adh Mor Big Luck Ranch in central Alberta is not only home to great reining horses, it is also known for exceptional bucking bull bloodlines.