FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 8, 2005

Contact: Megan Darnell

(817) 244-6188 Ext. 121

 
 

 

 


NCHA welcomes Teskey’s as a new sponsor

 

Teskey’s joins NCHA’s line up of corporate sponsors

 

(Fort Worth, TX)—In an agreement announced today, the National Cutting Horse Association is pleased to welcome Teskey’s as a new sponsor. The two-year contract entails a large amount of prizes for the NCHA membership.

 

“We’re really excited about this partnership,” said Michael Teskey, owner and proprietor of Teskey’s.  “We’re looking forward to a long and successful relationship with NCHA.  We hope to be able to offer the members a wide range of Western lifestyle merchandise.”

 

Teskey’s will provide awards to NCHA members at all six major events and Lucchese/NCHA Weekend.  The NCHA membership will be able visit the Teskey’s booth at all three Fort Worth, TX shows, Jackson, MS, Ogden, UT, and Amarillo, TX as well as utilize the online store and catalog.

 

Teskey’s is a relatively new Western lifestyle retail shop in Weatherford, Texas.  Michael and Anissa Teskey opened the retail store in 1999 following success trading at various trade shows in the country.  Since opening the store in 1999, the family has been successful enough to launch a catalog and online business as well.

 

This list of merchandise includes more than 5,000 bits and spurs, 700 saddles, and your entire list of barn needs.  Teskey’s will also begin carrying boots and apparel this spring.  Log on to www.teskeys.com for more information.

 

“The NCHA is pleased to have Teskey’s join our roster of sponsors,” said NCHA Executive Director, Jeff Hooper.  “Their support will provide many benefits directly to our membership, many of those competing on the weekend level all across the country.”

 

The National Cutting Horse Association is made up of over 16,000 members across the United States with a wide range of backgrounds. The sport of cutting has roots in Western ranching traditions, where good horses were a necessity for every day ranch work and cattle handling. From cowgirls to CEOs, from firefighters to professional football players, the common ground is often in the cutting arena. Each year more than 2,200 NCHA-approved events are held throughout the country with more than $35 million in prize money awarded.

 

To learn more about the National Cutting Horse Association and the sport of cutting, call 817-244-6188 or visit www.nchacutting.com.

 

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