Preview some of the Buster Welch Ranches Complete Dispersal consignments in the upcoming TRIANGLE SPRING SALE. We sat down with Western Horseman's Lizzie Iwersen and Buster's family to discuss the ranch's decision to sell and talk about the great horses to expect. JOIN US APRIL 29 & 30 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to see these horses sell and more! 💥 133 of the horses selling are owned and consigned by the breeders. 💥 95 of the horses selling were purchased directly from the breeder and are cons

Watch this video showing the unveiling of the new statue honoring Buster Welch, PEPPY SAN BADGER, and King Ranch by artist Kelly Graham. Thank you to all who came out to the Dickies Arena last night for this special event from the NCHA Foundation. Thank you also to the sponsors of this statue: Judy and Jamey Clement in honor of King Ranch, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tillerson, the Dogwood Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Perks, the Israel family, Mr. and Mrs. Diehl, Jo Ellard, Leon Harrel, the Jack and Zan Peat f

PEPPY SAN BADGER - 1974 (MR SAN PEPPY x SUGAR BADGER) Buster Welch, long tied to the Peppy strain of horses, once said that Mr San Peppy out-sired himself with “Little Peppy.” by AQHA Foaled in 1974, the sorrel stallion was by Mr San Peppy by Leo San and out of Sugar Badger by Grey Badger III. Bred by Joe Kirk Fulton of Lubbock, Texas, Peppy San Badger, better known as Little Peppy, traced back to the foundation lines of the King Ranch. Peppy San Badger grew up on Fulton’s ranch under the care o

#TBT Buster Welch Riding Little Peppy, the unveiling of the Western Heritage Bronze Statue, was hosted by the NCHA Foundation during the 2019 NCHA Futurity, in collaboration with the National Ranching Heritage Center. This was an evening we'll hold in our memories. Cutting horse legend Buster Welch and King Ranch Director, retired, Tio Kleburg, discussed the great cutting horse Peppy San Badger (more fondly known as Little Peppy), and his character and contributions to the cutting horse industry

I was lucky enough to grow up watching horsemen like Buster Welch, Matlock Rose, Don Dodge, and Pat Patterson. You learn a lot by listening, but you learn even more by watching—timing, feel, patience, and how the best let a cow tell the story. Those lessons still guide me today. #AlDunning #CowHorseHistory #CuttingHorseLegends #Horsemanship #RideWithPurpose #CowWorkClassroom | Al Dunning

GREGORY LANCE WELCH (September 26, 1952 - July 4, 2004) In this video, Greg Welch during an El Cid Cutting Horse Competition. The horse's reins break, but Greg wants to continue. Excellent work by the team; both Greg and the horse deserve a round of applause. Greg Welch was the son of legendary cutter Buster Welch. He has always been and will always be a champion in his own right, proving that he could earn top honors in the most events won over the years with over $3,800,000. Greg's lifelong pa