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Is a Competitive Cutting Horse Rider Eligible for a P-1 Visa?
Overview:
The athlete is a competitive cutting horse rider from Canada who has consistently demonstrated a high level of performance in events sanctioned by the National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA), the Canadian Cutting Horse Association, and various regional affiliates. Over the 2024–2025 competition seasons, the rider earned the following distinctions in the 2K Limited Rider category:
- Reserve Champion – 2024 Alberta Cutting Horse Association
- Show Champion – 2024 NCHA Aurora Circuit Finals
- Aggregate Show Champion – Canadian national finals event held in Alberta
- Finalist – 2025 NCHA National Circuit Finals, held in Texas
- World Ranking – Finished the 2024 season ranked 48th globally in the NCHA standings for the 2K Limited Rider division, with over $1,900 USD in recorded competition earnings
Throughout 2024 and early 2025, the rider secured top placements (1st–3rd) in multiple major competitions across North America, including events held in Alberta, British Columbia, and Texas. These events were hosted by regional branches of the NCHA and represent high-profile, internationally attended competitions in the sport.
I would like to know if this athlete is eligible to apply for a P-1 visa. Thank you in advance!
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