The National Reining Breeders Cup was established in late summer of 1997 with the list of subscribed stallions already readying like a “Who’s Who” in the reining world. The NRBC was created to give the offspring of enrolled stallions an opportunity to compete for large purses as four-and five-year-olds and, from the tremendous response, seems to be just what the industry was looking for.

The Breeders Cup format is simple and easy to understand and is modeled after a similar cutting program. Once stallions are enrolled for an annual fee, their offspring may be enrolled—beginning at a discount price in their weanling year

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