Cutter Bill, a famous palomino stallion from the past, was 1962 and 1963 NCHA World Champion Cutting Horse, which was only one of his accomplishments. As a side light, at one point, during his show career he was loaded onto a C-46 Cargo Plane and flown from Phoenix Arizona to Washington D.C. and then back to San Francisco. He made the finals at the Washington Show and won the Cow Palace!

Lemacs Doc Holly was shown at the NCHA World Champion Cutting Horse Show as a three year old. He finished in the top ten horses, which is quite a feat as you may know. He stood at Oswood Stallion Station and was bred through the spring. Shortly, he was sold to a man in Missouri, and died of Blister Beetle poisoning in his hay, not long after he arrived in Missouri. A short life for a great stallion.

Pudden Head, among his many accomplishments, was not only a halter horse, having 33 open halter points, but he has eleven AQHA reining points and 1 AQHA cutting point.