The Valley Equine Super Stallion Incentive distributed $78,117 among the top 10 eligible finalists in the Non Pro Classic at the 2026 NCHA Summer Spectacular.
The payout reached across a class shaped by long-term ownership, multiple horses from the same programs and two full siblings earning separate checks. Three horses collected five-figure payouts, while a three-way split at sixth extended the distribution through a deep group of eligible finalists.
First Place | $17,966.91
Jazlyn and Kathleen Moore led the eligible horses with a 225, earning $17,966.91.
By Hashtags and out of MK Cats Kitty, Jazlyn has been owned by Moore since she was a yearling. Years after that initial purchase, the mare carried the largest share of the Non Pro Classic payout back to the same owner who had invested in her from the beginning.
Moore was also represented later in the distribution with Oooh La La, giving her two horses among the paid finalists in this class alone.
Second Place | $12,498.72
Smart Metallic Rebel and Megan Miller followed with a 222, earning $12,498.72 for owners Matt and Megan Miller.
The Metallic Rebel mare out of Smart Jerri Lee secured the second-largest check awarded in the class.
Third Place | $10,936.38
Bet On Blk and M. Todd Quirk scored a 218 to earn $10,936.38 for Plantation Farms LLC.
By Badboonarising and out of Bet On Metalic, the gelding completed the group of three horses receiving five-figure payouts in the Non Pro Classic.
Fourth Place | $8,592.87
Dont Stop Swingin and Mary Ann Rapp earned $8,592.87 after marking a 216.
The Dont Stopp Believin gelding out of Swing Thru The Drive is owned by Philip and Mary Ann Rapp. Their program returned later in the payout with Dontstopp Mycattylac and daughter, Emma Grace Rapp.
Fifth Place: $7,030.53
Axil Rollz and Kade Smith collected $7,030.53 for owner Greg Smith with a 214.5.
The Rollz Royce stallion out of A Little Loopsie was the first of two full siblings to earn a check in the class, with Oooh La La joining him in the split for sixth.
Split Sixth: $5,207.80 Each
Stella Artoiss and Sawyer Setnicka earned $5,207.80 for owner Gregory Williamson after scoring a 213.5.
The Metallic Rebel mare is out of Pippis Longstocking.
Badd Company matched the 213.5 with Elizabeth Quirk, earning $5,207.80 for Ten/27 Ranch.
By Badboonarising and out of Cat Sheree, Badd Company was the first of two Ten/27 Ranch-owned horses represented in the payout.
Oooh La La and Kathleen Moore completed the three-way split with another 213.5, also collecting $5,207.80.
The Rollz Royce mare out of A Little Loopsie is a full sibling to Axil Rollz. Her result gave that cross two paid finalists and placed a second check with Moore alongside Jazlyn’s leading payout.
Ninth Place | $3,124.68
Dontstopp Mycattylac and Emma Grace Rapp earned $3,124.68 with a score of 213.
Owned by Philip and Mary Ann Rapp, the Dont Stopp Believin gelding is out of Cattylac Jukebox. The result gave the Rapp ownership program a second horse within the Non Pro Classic distribution.
Tenth Place | $2,343.51
Da Baby and M. Todd Quirk completed the paid positions with a 212.5, earning $2,343.51 for Ten/27 Ranch.
By Metallic Cat and out of Boon San Baby, Da Baby gave both Quirk and Ten/27 Ranch a second horse represented among the eligible finalists.
The Non Pro Classic payout is one part of the $1,743,003 Valley Equine and its stallion owners committed across the 2025 futurities and the 2026 Summer Spectacular. Expanding into the Derby and Classic divisions placed more money behind eligible horses beyond their futurity year and created another meaningful return for the people continuing to develop and campaign them.
That continued reinvestment is central to Valley Equine’s role in the industry. With more than $568,000 distributed at the Summer Spectacular, the program entered its broadest stage yet, and the payouts generated through the 2026 breeding season will carry that commitment into the next cycle.
