6666 Incentive
A New Era of Rewards for Stallion & Horse Owners
Who Can Join
Stallions
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- All stallions at 6666 Granbury/Weatherford must be enrolled.
- Stallions at 6666 Guthrie may choose to enroll.
Mares & Foals
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- Mare owners pay a matching fee when breeding to an enrolled stallion.
- The foal is automatically enrolled in the Incentive.
Enrollment stays with the foal for life—even if sold.
Enrollment Fees
Granbury Senior Stallions: $500 per breeding
Guthrie & Junior Stallions: $250 per breeding
Mare Owners: Matching fee ($500 or $250) per breeding
Fees are collected at breeding time (including donated/comped breedings).
No refunds.
Incentive Events
Four Sixes Cutting held at the Winter Bash (1/27/27-2/10/27)
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- From 2027–2031: Horses must pay a $500 event fee to enter.
– If sire is enrolled → pay the fee only.
– If sire is not enrolled → pay the fee AND owner must have one breeding on record for the upcoming breeding season to an enrolled stallion.
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- After 2031: Only foals from enrolled stallions can enter.
NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity (Cowhorse Event)
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- Begins 2026.
- Only foals from enrolled stallions qualify.
How the Payouts Work
Incentive funds are split:
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- 2.5% → NCHA commission
- Up to 3% → Admin
- Up to 4.5% → Marketing
- 10% → Cowhorse Event payouts
- 80% → Cutting Event payouts
Payout Distribution
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- 20% to stallion owner
- 80% to horse owner
Classes Paid
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- Cowhorse: Open only
- Cutting: Open (50%), Non-Pro (30%), Amateur (20%)
Payouts made at the event.

Key Things to Know
- Once enrolled, a foal’s Incentive status never changes.
- Both stallion and mare owners benefit from shared enrollment and payouts.
- The 6666 Ranch may update or expand the program over time.
In short: Breed to an enrolled stallion, pay the matching fee, and your foal is automatically eligible for major payouts and recognition at premier events.
Additional information can be viewed here
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