Cow Horse Performance Horse Prospect

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Bloodlines aren’t the only factor in the making of a champion, but they certainly add to a horse’s potential. And when it comes to cow horse bloodlines, Cricket has the best of the best. She’s by WR This Cats Smart and out of Shine on Retsina. WR This Cats Smart won the 2005 NCHA Open World Championships and his foals have gone on to earn $6,316,595. Shine On Retsina is an NRHA Open Futurity Finalist and placed in the Limited and Intermediate divisions of the NRBC Derby as well. She earned $34,559 in the reining pen, and is a daughter of NRHA and NRCHA Hall of Fame Sire Shining Spark, whose foals have won $9,928,397 in reining and reined cow horse competitions. Cricket is available for purchase through Clinton’s performance horse program. Through the program, horsemen passionate about the Method and campaigning a performance horse team up with Clinton to enjoy their horse’s training journey and the excitement of competition. At the end of the experience, they have a horse trained personally by Clinton to enjoy for years. Learn more about Cricket and see photos of her at our website.

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