The National Reining Breeders Classic, held April 18-25, 2021 in Katy, Texas, will be hosting Non Pro and Rookie Qualifiers for the richest event in history. The Run For A Million, held at the South Point Arena and Equestrian Center in Las Vegas, Nev., is slated for August 17-21, 2021.

In addition to the million-dollar competition, there is a $100K Open Shoot Out, a $50K Invitational Freestyle, a $50K Non Pro Championship, as well as a Rookie Championship.

Qualifiers are being offered across the United States and Canada and the NRBC is proud to be one of them. “The Run For A Million is not your average horse show,” said NRBC President Tom McCutcheon. “By televising reining through the Last Cowboy, the sport has reached new accolades in and out of the performance world. The NRBC will support that any day.”

The Rookie and Non Pro Qualifiers will run concurrently with the corresponding Ancillary classes. Those wishing to qualify to compete at The Run For A Million must enter the correlative classes, fill out the TRFAM Qualifier form found on the NRBC website, and pay the $200 fee per slate that they wish to enter. The top five placings plus ties in each slate with a paid qualifier fee will be able to compete in Las Vegas at TRFAM. The Qualifier fee was established to ensure those who want to take part in TRFAM Championships have the opportunity without being knocked out of the top five by someone who has no intentions of participating at TRFAM.

For more information about The Run For A Million, go to trfam.com. To learn about the National Reining Breeders Classic and access the TRFAM Qualifier form, visit nrbc.com.