Chris Page wins the 2020 WCHA Race for the Trailer!!

What an amazing year for my family,” says Chris in describing his year competing within WCHA events to win the use of a new trailer for a year. “With so much uncertainty whether we would even have our fall halter events, my family and I were blessed with incredible futurity contenders this year, and then to top it off with winning a new trailer will be a year to remember! I want to thank Twin Cities South Trailers and owners, Gary & Tammy Raak for providing such a prestigious year-end award.” We LOVE competing within WCHA!”

Chris and Amy Page, along with their three sons, Zach, Eli and Isaiah reside on their family ranch just outside Collinsville, TX. The Pages have been great competitors, breeders and truly fit the description of successful “do it yourselfers,” as they breed, raise, and prepare their own horses and compete as Non-professionals in major halter futurities with quarter horses, paints and appaloosas.

In 2000 the Page’s purchased their first halter horse, twenty years later they’ve come a long way but working together as a family they appreciate how raising and showing halter horses has kept them united in their goals.

All monies earned by non pros in WCHA approved shows count throughout the year. Coming in a close second place was Robin Robinett from Brazil, IN. The overall final results are listed below.

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For More Information on The Race for the Trailer contact:
Don Falcon
touchdownkid95@gmail.com