2015 Texas Joe Black Breeders Incentive Rules
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Texas Joe Black, owned by Kathy and Steve Zeis, will pay $10,000 to the first foal bred in the 2015 breeding year (October 1, 2014 through September 30, 2015) that wins a Pleasure World Championship or a Performance Horse World Championship under saddle, at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration. The first Texas Joe Black 2015 bred colt to win a Halter World Championship at the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, as either a weanling or yearling, shall receive a $2,500 incentive payout. The $10,000 in either division will be split between the breeder (person who paid the 2015 breeding fee) and the owner registered at TWHBEA at the time the World Championship is won.
More information and details to come in upcoming editions of the Walking Horse Report and Walking Horse Report Online.
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