Source:  News Release/Hayley Lewallen

NRHA Sire & Dam Program Continues to Reward Stallion Owners

Oklahoma City, Okla. -  The National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Sire & Dam Program continued to put money back in enrolled Sire & Dam Program sire owners’ pockets by paying out Sire Awards totaling $9,000 in addition to awarding NRHA Lawson trophies to the winning sires in three division at the 2014 NRHA Derby. Below is a listing of the winners:

Level 4 Open division:
 

• $1,500 to Einsteins Revolution, owned by Wagner & Vandorp, for Revolution Is Dun placing second
• $750 to Gunner, owned by McQuay Stables; and Custom Crome, owned by Steve Simon for Gunners Tinseltown and Cromed Out Chic respectively tying for fifth

Level 3 Open division:
 

• $1,500 to Gunner, owned by McQuay Stables, for Colonels Splashy Gun placing first
• $1,000 to Gunner, owned by McQuay Stables, for Gunners Tinseltown placing second
• $500 to Gunner, owned by McQuay Stables, for Guns R For Shootin placing third

 Level 4 Non Pro division: 

• $2,500 to Magnum Chic Dream, owned by Viola Scott, for Made By Magnum and Taris Dreamer for tying for first

• $500 to Gunner, owned by McQuay Stables, for Check Out My Guns placing sixth
   
  Started in 1966, the NRHA Sire & Dam program continues to provide significant benefits to both stallion and mare owners. Stallions who participate in the program are eligible for NRHA Futurity and Derby awards, while mare owners have the opportunity to purchase breedings to the top stallions in the industry at reduced rates. Sire & Dam offspring are eligible for reduced entry fees for the NRHA Futurity and Derby, a savings of over $4,000 as well as later entry deadlines for both events.
   
  If you are interested in participating in the program or would like to learn more about it please contact Hayley Lewallen at hlewallen@nrha.com or (405)946-7400.

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