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Welcome to our program, hope you'll come, "Cut Up" with us a bit, every week as "The Weekend Cutter" travels to the practice pens of the most notable cutting horse trainers in the country. These well-known trainers specialize in the success of their Non Pro, Amateur, and Youth Clients.  "The Weekend Cutter" celebrates the Grass Roots Cutters, the people that work all week to hit the road on Friday, to go see all of their friends, and watch their kids grow up, a little bit every weekend..on horseback!

The Trainers of The Weekend Cutter
History of Cutting
The sport originated from cattle ranches in the American West, where it was the cutting horse's job to separate cattle from the herd for vaccinating, castrating, and sorting. Eventually competitions arose between the best cutting horses and riders in the area. Rules were added, and in 1946 the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) was formed, which today is the governing body of the sport.

Cutting is one of the fastest growing equine sports in the world. In 2006, the contestants at the United States NCHA Futurity competed for more than $3.7 million-over a hundred times the offering of the first year. Total purses at NCHA-approved shows now exceed $39 million annually, not including prize money distributed at Australian Cutting Horse Association, American Cutting Horse Association, single- breed shows, or European and Canadian events.
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