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The 2025 ProFit Equine Premier Breeders Sale showcased the next generation of elite performance horses, from powerhouse broodmares to high-end embryos and eye-catching weanlings. In this recap, we break down the complete hip list by price, highlight the sale-topping horses, and explore the sires, dams, damsires, and consignors shaping the future of the sport.
Read moreThe 2025 November Internet Auction is here — and the catalogue is packed with opportunities. In this article, we’ve outlined the key dates, how the online bidding works, and what to know before you place your bid, plus a quick look at the standout lots drawing attention this session.
Read moreThe Western All-Around at the 2025 All American Quarter Horse Congress once again proved why it’s one of the most competitive divisions in Columbus. From Lookn Like Trouble and Boifriend Material to powerhouse sires like Machine Made, Hay Goodlookn, and Its A Southern Thing, this deep dive breaks down the earnings, champions, and bloodlines that defined the year. Explore which horses rose to the top, which mares and damsires are quietly shaping the future, and which owners and exhibitors consistently found their way to the winner’s circle.
Read moreHay Goodlookn has officially been crowned the 2025 Super Sires Stallion of the Year — a title earned through undeniable consistency, talent, and the standout achievements of his offspring. Backed by a powerhouse pedigree and a resume filled with championships, he continues to shape the future of Western Pleasure and the Super Sires program. From early 2-year-old standouts to seasoned 4/5-year-old performers, his get have consistently delivered top placings, major earnings, and impressive point totals across three consecutive years.
Read moreThe Nov. 1 Performance Horse Sale at 817 Horse Sales kept the momentum rolling in Fort Worth, highlighted by Poppin Bandz— a red roan Rollz Royce colt—bringing $110,500. Of 67 cataloged, 45 sold for $875,500. Dive into the complete prices, leading sires and damsires by total sales, and the pedigrees shaping tomorrow’s champions.
Read moreThe Oct. 31 Performance Horse Sale at 817 Horse Sales closed the fall season on a high note in Fort Worth. Headliner Out Of Cash—a red roan gelding by Reyzin The Cash—topped the day at $81,000, with totals of 64 sold for $1,794,500. Dive into complete results plus sire and damsire leaderboards from a competitive, full-day sale.
Read moreUnder the lights in Fort Worth, Steve Meadows crossed the NSBA Quarter-Million mark. The path there spans four generations, a Western Pleasure Triple Crown, and a purposeful shift to ranch riding—paired with years of teaching and judging that show how grit and feel create a lasting legacy.
Read moreThe 48th Annual Heritage Place Fall Mixed Sale drew strong nationwide participation and a deep catalogue of Quarter Horses and Thoroughbreds. Headlined by Empressum Twopoint 0 at $700,000, the sale showcased elite bloodlines—led by Apolitical Jess progeny—and finished with 504 of 744 sold for $8.82 million. Dive into the Top 10 sellers, leading sires and damsires, and standout consignor results that defined this year’s market.
Read moreVeteran horseman Zane Davis has officially crossed the $2 million NRCHA earnings mark following his Montana Reined Cow Horse Futurity victory. From rodeo-bred beginnings to headline wins, Davis’s career showcases consistent excellence, a horse-first training approach, and a commitment to mentoring the next generation of cow-horse competitors.
Read moreFrom 2009 Futurity champion to NRHA’s first $16 million sire, Gunnatrashya has reshaped modern reining. Bred by Arcese Quarter Horses and shown by Shawn Flarida, his get—led by Gunnabebigtime—pair mind, movement, and heart across disciplines. Explore the milestones, the numbers, and the legacy shaping the sport’s next generation.
Read moreThe 2025 ProFit Equine Premier Two & Three Year Old Sale celebrated the next generation of performance horses with two days of remarkable quality and connection. Headlined by CR Ghostride — a 2023 gelding by Americasnexttopgun — selling for $90,000, the event brought together elite consignors, sires, and agents to close the season on a high note. With $798,000 in total sales and a lineup rich in promise, this year’s sale reaffirmed the future strength of the reining and performance horse industry.
Read moreDollie Pine was more than an AQHA Champion—she was a foundation mare whose legacy reshaped western performance horses. From Zippo Pine Bar to powerhouse producing daughters, her influence runs deep across modern pedigrees. Explore her life, pedigree, produce record, and why today’s leading sires and dams still carry her unmistakable stamp.
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