2010 National Cutting Horse Futurity

Peter Gray from Cootamundra NSW rode his Isacatin Rosie by Intricatolena (IMP) to score 142 in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Angela Jolly from Chinchilla Qld, rode G and L Whyte's stallion, Duel Windstorn by Duel Rey (USA) to win the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge with a score of 148.

Kim Campbell from Table Top NSW rode her Lucifex by Docs Spin City to score 144 and take fifth place in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Rowan Harland from Warwick Qld, rode his Erin Short Rumor to score 136 in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge for 5 and 6 year old horses owned and shown by a non-professional.

William Tapp from Wowan Qld, rode his stallion, Do Rey Me by Duel Rey (USA) to score 145.5 for second place in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Tim McCarthy and Ken McCarthy's stallion One Roan Peptos by Peptos Stylish Oak (Imp) looked sensational until the last two seconds when he lost his cow, for a score of 134 in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Leanne Gray from Finley NSW rode her Acres Destiny stallion, Doves Date With Destiny to score 142.5 in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Jamie Bush from Alpha QLD, rode Sharon Bush's, Stylish Doll by Playin Stylish (USA) to score 145.5 for equal second place in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Lori Mackay from Boggabilla NSW rode her Catslookin by Racketeer Cat (IMP) to score 142.5 for equal 8th place in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Amelia Tonkin from Barraba NSW riding her Yulgilbar Spin N Play by Playboy Roy (IMP) scored 139 in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Teenager Rylee Belsher from Albury NSW rode her Acres Destiny (IMP) mare, Little Tassa Destiny to score 141 in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Tania Black from Jindera rode her Georgia Brown by Seligman Spin to score 141.5 in the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Mark Buttsworth from Kingaroy Qld, rode his Almora Lethal Fever by Lethal Lena (IMP) to score 143 for fourth place in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby for 4 year old horses.

Steve Smith from Goondiwindi Qld riding his Henrys Choise by Instant Dulce (IMP) scored 133 for 10th place in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby.

Teenager Lacey Elliott from Nandaly Victoria rode her Ja Lethal Style by Peptos Stylish Oak (IMP) to score 147 and win the in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby, and take home the first prize of $12,600 plus a Lone Oak saddle and other prizes.

Robert Hamilton from Binnaway NSW rode his stallion, Sonolena Doc by Smart Lil Ricochet (USA) to score 131 in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby Final.

Sara Welk from Tamworth NSW rode her Starlight N Pepto by Peptos Stylish Oak (IMP) to take equal second place with a score of 145.2 in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby Final.

Ian Bush from Alpha QLD rode Sharon Bush's, Stylish N Casual by Peptos Stylish Oak (IMP) to score 137 and take seventh place in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby Final.

Peter Shumack from Loomberah NSW rode his home breed Eyebrows Cat by Peters stallion Racketeer Cat (IMP) to score 145.5 for equal second place in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby Final. If you look at the horses face you will see how he got his name.

Dominic Williams from Red Range NSW rode Instant Sweet Oak by Instant Dulce (IMP) to score 135 for eigth place in the Quality Powerhouse Non Pro Derby Final.

Rob Hodgman rode the Beesley and Hodgman nomination, EBS Mitown by Docs Spin City to score 131 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final. 148 horses entered for the two go-rounds with the top twenty moving into the action packed final.

Phil Dawson rode the Cut 2 Win Syndicate's, Duck N Dulce by Instant Dulce (Imp) to score 146 and take equal fifth place in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Jonathon Dudley riding Geoff Schnitzerling Peptos Stylish Oak (IMP) mare, Rockin In Style, scored 143 for equal eighth place in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Tod Graham riding Ray and Judy Heslin's, Peptos Pistol by Peptos Stylish Oak (IMP) scored 137 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Todd Graham rode the Parraweena Pastoral Company's, Mummas Stylish Gift by Peptos Stylish Oak (IMP) to score 135 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Frank Green riding Des Mortlock's stallion, Justice Is Coming by Sonitas Rondo (IMP) to score 140.5 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Ian Merricks rode Greg Ellison's, Winderadeen Kitty Acres by Intricatolena to third place with a score of 148 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Last years winner, Heath Sinclair rode Rob and Collette Greer's, Reys Little Dancer by Duel Rey (USA) to seventh place with a score of 144.5 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Nothing was getting past Jason Leitch and Winderadeen Whiskey Cat. Until today Jason had never won an aged title at the National Futurity, but this year had four in the Futurity final. Jason and Rachel's own WD Whiskey Cat by Intricatolena (IMP), took the class with a score of 150, with the capacity crowd cheering him all the way as the clock counted down. Jason took home a winners cheque of $75,000 plus trophies valued at $15,000. The total Purse Payout for just this class was a record $231,050.

Robert McKay rode Michael and Kellie Taylor's, Peptos Pistolena by Peptos Stylish Oak (IMP) to equal fifth place with a score of 146 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Luke Lyons rode Barbara Williams, Cat O Ninetails by Cat Silver (USA) to eigth place with a score of 143 in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Wayne Baumann and Linkafex by Racketeer Cat (IMP) did not have the best day yesterday in the Non-Pro, but today were in great form to score 149 and take second place in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.

Jason Leitch rode Michael Sutcliffe's Senorslil Fire N Ice by One Moore Senior to score 147.5 for fourth place in the Tamarang Open Futurity Final.