Buster Welch by AQHA The 1983 NCHA Futurity Open Reserve Champion was Haidas Little Pep, ridden by legendary trainer Buster Welch, placing second to Docs Okie Quixote. Buster Welch, a renowned horseman, guided Haidas Little Pep to this high finish, solidifying their place in cutting horse history. He was inducted into the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame in 2004. Buster Welch knew from an early age that he wanted to be a rancher. He did not know he would also become a household name in the cu

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OBX Chamber honors six at Awards Celebration The Outer Banks Chamber of Commerce “Annual Meeting & Awards Celebration” was held on Thursday, Jan. 21. Captain George’s Restaurant in Kill Devil Hills. In a Facebook post, the Chamber remarked that “we’re so grateful for the members, sponsors, volunteers, and community leaders who joined us to celebrate the people and businesses that make the Outer Banks such a special place to live and work.” Congratulations to this year’s winners. • Member of the

1991 NCHA ANNUAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FUTURITY by AQHA Buster Welch knew from an early age that he wanted to be a rancher. He did not know he would also become a household name in the cutting world. The first ranch to hire Welch was the Proctor Ranch, which needed help because so many young men were fighting in World War II. Welch also worked at the 6666’s, the Long X and the Pitchfork ranches, where he honed his skills as a horseman, all the while dreaming of having a ranch of his own. When the N

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