National Snaffle Bit Association is pleased to welcome training professional Beckey Schooler as a member of the Quarter Million Dollar Club. Beckey reached the milestone of winning more than $250,000 in lifetime NSBA earnings at the All American Quarter Horse Congress.

Beckey, of Delta, Ohio, grew up in the Dayton, Ohio, area where she as well as her brothers and sister and extended family showed horses around the state. She has been a professional trainer for 35 years.

Beckey’s lifetime NSBA earnings range from Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle to Longe Line. She has won NSBA world championships as well as futurity championships at such shows as the Tom Powers Triple Challenge, the Michigan Quarter Horse Association Futurity and the All American Quarter Horse Congress.

Among the horses Beckey has accumulated lifetime earnings with include Hot N Bothered, Sharing The Sweets, MNZ Sooo Good, Last No More, Huntin Naturally, Coastal Sky, Invitation Nowhere, Im Barry Impulsive, Zipanonymus, DGS Indylacious, Tophat And Tails, As The World Terms, For The Life Of Me, The Only Leadin Lady, Extremely Hot Chili, Hesa Frequent Flyer, Chattanooga Lucy, If It Aint Dixie, Its A Northern Thing, Batty Boop, Hez Rainey Made, Made Some Money and Liarliarpantsonfire.

Beckey will be recognized during the NSBA Honors Banquet during the 2027 NSBA World Championship Show and Breeders Championship Futurity in Tulsa, Oklahoma in August.

About NSBA

Established in 1983, National Snaffle Bit Association has expanded from its roots in the Western Pleasure discipline to recognize various disciplines and ten breed associations in competition. NSBA’s mission is to grow the show horse community through various equine programs and events where every activity benefits horses, breeders, owners and exhibitors alike.

National Snaffle Bit Association has more than 20,000 active members and more than 44,000 registered horses across its ten alliance breed organizations. NSBA members earn more than $13.5 million in monetary awards at NSBA-sanctioned horse shows annually, and the association sanctions nearly 600 horse show events and close to 200,000 horse show entries each year.

To learn more about NSBA, please visit nsba.com.