Sire: High Brow Cat (1988) $110,800: Augusta Open Classic Champion. NCHA #1 All-Time Leading Sire and 2009 Equi-Stat #1 Leading Cutting Sire, siring earners of $36,000,000, including:
METALLIC CAT ($621,733: 2008 NCHA Open Futurity Champion; 2009 NCHA Open Super Stakes Reserve Champion, 2009 Breeders Invitational Open Derby Champion BOON SAN KITTY $565,504:NCHAHorse of the Year; 2 time NCHA Open Classic/Challenge Champion HIGH BROW CD $522,780: NCHA Open Futurity Champion; 2008 NCHA Open Super Stakes Co-Champion SMOOTH AS A CAT $501,873: NCHA Horse of the Year OH CAY FELIX $429,174: NCHA Open Futurity Champion; 2009 NCHA Super Stakes Open Classic Champion
2009 NCHA Summer Spectacular Junior Youth Finalist - Kenli Marvin
2008 Music City Futurity Classic Open Finalist
2008 Music City Futurity Classic Amateur Finalist
2008 Brazos Bash Classic Amateur Finalist
2008 NCHA Summer Spectacular Classic Challenge Open Finalist
2008 NCHA Summer Spectactular Classic Challenge Amateur Finalist
2008 NCHA Super Stakes Classic Open Finalist
2007 Brazos Bash 5/6 Open Finalist
2007 Brazos Bash 5/6 Amateur Reserve Champion
2007 Music City Futurity 5/6 Open Finalist
2007 Music City Futurity 5/6 Amateur Finalist
2007 NCHA Summer Spectacular Classic Challenge Amateur Champion
2007 Western Horseman Cup Reserve Champion
2007 Augusta Futurity Classic Finalist
2006 Memphis Futurity Open Derby Finalist
2006 Southcoast Open Derby Finalist
2006 Cotton Stakes Open Derby Reserve Champion
2006 Breeders Invitational Open Derby Finalist
2006 NCHA Summer Cutting Spectacular Open Derby Finalist
2006 Brazos Bash Derby Finalist
2006 Music City Futurity Finalist
2005 NCHA Open Futurity Champion
Highbrow Supercat & Paul Dean
2007 NCHA Classic Challenge Amateur Champion
It was a fantastic finish for Highbrow Supercat.
The High Brow Cat daughter, ridden by Tommy Marvin for Paul Dean, scored 226.5 points as the third entry in the second bunch. And Highbrow Supercat had followed Peptocandy, ridden by Ronnie Rice for Kelly Schaar, who had earned 224.5 points as the next-to-last horse in the first bunch, where Autumn Acre with Phil Rapp, and Jerries Dual Legacy with Graham Amos, had marked 222 points.
“It’s a dream come true,” said Marvin, who had placed second in the Open Semi-Finals with 220
points. “It’s usually nerve-wracking, but I had a lot of confidence in the cows we had picked. And they were easy to cut and the horse just rose to the occasion.
“She has a showy style and she is real gritty,” he added. “It’s just a combination of things that
a lot of horses have, one or the other, but she has both.” Paul Dean, a small animal veterinarian from Claremore, OK, purchased Highbrow Supercat privately, as a yearling, from
C. Anderson.
“Paul has had horses with me for several years,” said Marvin. “But we sold them every year.
This is the first one that he said, ‘We’re going to keep this one and show it.’
“I knew as soon as I got her, I was almost sure that I would be showing her here, if she stayed
healthy. She was easy to train and always tried to be good. I never had to fuss with her at all. She doesn't take much loping.
