2010 National Cutting Horse Futurity

Toni Gaffney from Yathella NSW riding Too Special by Special Oak scored 125 in the first round of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Samantha Mullan from Jerilderie NSW rode Koonamara Lady Gay by Oaks Jackhammer to post scores of 141 and 140 in the go-rounds of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Leanne Gray from Finley Victoria rode her stallion, Doves Date with Destiny by Acres Destiny (Imp) to score 142 in the first round and an impressive 147 in the second round of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge, to move into the final on Sunday.

Mark Whatt from Ebor in NSW rode his stallion, Eastern Falls Negotiate by Acres Destiny (imp) to score 131 in the first round of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Hamish Lee-Warner from Aberdeen NSW rode Cut With style by Playin To Style (imp) to score 138 in the second round of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Dawn Webb rode her Georgia Banks by Bank Fulo Cdees (Imp) to score 136 in the first round of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge. This class is open to five and six year old horses owned and shown by a non-professional, with a total prize purse payout of $38,635 along with trophies valued at $11,250.

Robert Wells a local from Tamworth, riding his Wells Playgirl by One Moore Playboy scored 140 in the second round of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge. With such a wonderful competition venue in Tamworth now, more of the Cutting competitors are moving to the area.

Tania Black from Jindera NSW rode her Seligman Spin mare, Georgia Brown to post scores of 143 and 142 in the go - rounds of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge.

Tim McCarthy from Kempsey NSW rode his stallion, One Roan Peptos by Peptos Stylish Oak (imp) to score 145.5 in the first round of the Angus Barrett Non Pro Classic Challenge but unfortunately failed to score today.