“I’ve been fortunate enough to breed and raised winning horses in so many different areas, I’ve had race horses, halter horses, pleasure horses and the reiners have held my interest for the longest time.”
Zimmerman Performance Horses is located on 150 acres just outside Springfield, Missouri. With a 40,000 square foot, state of the art facility, they can easily accommodate not only the breeding and foaling of their broodmares, but also the training of their 2 year olds and several personal show horses. With the assistance of Zimmerman Performance Horse’s resident trainer, Bobby Avila Jr, the 2 year olds are started, evaluated, and sent on to the top open trainer that can best develop the abilities of each young prospect.
Vaughn Zimmerman
Zimmerman Performance Horses
For breeding information:
Breeding Manager: Kelsey Crawley
340 Cedar Ridge Drive
Whitesboro, TX 76273
(903) 564-7686
www.cedarridgestallions.com
Timeline
2016
2016 NRBC CHAMPIONSHIP
“The Final Jewel. After winning the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Futurity in 2013 and the NRHA Derby in 2014, Not Ruf At All didn’t have much to prove in his final year of limited-age competition. He still brought everything he had and secured the third leg of reining’s Triple Crown when he marked a 231 for the Level 4 Open Championship.”
2014
HRRC OPEN DERBY & OPEN STAKES CHAMPION
“The High Roller Reining Classic concluded on Sept. 20 with a large and contentious group of horses in the Lucas Oil Derby Open and Whizkey N Diamonds Stakes Open. When it was all said and done, Not Ruf At All and Jason Vanlandingham added two more major titles and substantial earnings to their records.”
2014 NRHA DERBY CHAMPIONSHIP
“In the end, 2013 NRHA Futurity champions Not Ruf At All and NRHA professional Jason Vanlandingham of Whitesboro, Texas, bested the field by three points for the win with a score of 229.”
2013
NRHA FUTURITY CHAMPION
“Not Ruf At All, the son of A Sparkling Vintage out of Lil Ruffed Up by Lil Ruf Peppy, topped the other 59 horses in the finals with a whopping 225.5 score, taking home the $165,000 first-place paycheck.”
HRRC OPEN FUTURITY CHAMPION
TULSA REINING CLASSIC OPEN FUTURITY CHAMPION
Always a highlight of the week of intense reining competition, the Futurity featured 94 horses with most of the top Open riders in the industry in attendance. And when the last horse had gone, it was the draw 15 that retained the lead throughout the rest of the event. Jason Vanlandingham rode Vaughn Zimmerman’s Not Ruf At All to a score of 222.5, then had to wait it out as 79 more horses tried to best his score.