INCENTIVES: Riata, Royal Crown Roping, Gold Buckle, ARHFA Top Gun, NRCHA Stallion Incentive, PCCHA Stakes, Valley Equine Super Stallion

Horses sired by One Fine Vintage have earned nearly three-quarters of a million dollars in roping alone. Standing at 15.1 hands, “Vinnie” is the cornerstone of Robertson Ranches’ breeding program, with versatility and athleticism that earned him AQHA Open Superiors in Working Cow Horse, Heading and Heeling. 

“That horse just gives you confidence,” said Corey Cushing after winning the 2016 AQHA Senior Working Cow Horse World Championship on Vinnie. “There’s nothing that horse can’t do great. He’s a natural athlete.”

Vinnie’s offspring are stamped the same way, starting with the 2016 daughter Fine Vintage Cash that became the all-time earnings leading roping futurity mare with $112,361. She was snatched up by Kaleb Driggers, who lent her to Marcus Theriot to heel on at the 2024 Cinch Timed Event Championships. 

Her trainer, Andy Holcomb, also won the 2022 ARHFA 4-Year-Old Championship on One Vintage Merada (LTE $125,665) and was reserve champ at Royal Crown Buckeye in 2024 on Oops Im Fine. She and three other 5-year-olds by Vinnie earned $133,756 last season, and Logan Medlin made the finals of the Heeling Pre-Futurity on 4-year-old Chex Out My Vintage. But the biggest 2025 win came courtesy of Fine Time, ridden by heeler Jason Long to second in the Riata 10.5 to split $92,700.