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FOUR The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, August 25, 1977
i JBecky Ewms retires horse show trophy
Style and poise set the tone
for the day as the 1977 Morrow
County Fair and Rodeo was
launched with the county Open
Class Horse Show Sunday.
For the third consecutive
year, Becky Evans, riding
Ricki Tee 7 Critique, took
home the Champion All
Around Performance Horse
trophy and this time she gets
to keep it. Becky and her
mount retired the trophy
donated by Floyd and Lorena
Jones after achieving the rare
triple winner feat.
The team racked up the
highest point total by placing
first in the Western Pleasure
Class, Reining Class and
Cloverleaf Barrels Class while
taking second in the Working
Champion and R curve Champion Horsa
Champion Becky Evans
Reserve Champion Krynn Robinson
. English Pleasure Horses 15 Yr. and
Older
1. Becky Evans
2. Krynn Robinson
3. Donna Palmer
4. Nancy Pettyjohn Miller
'Hunt Seat Equitation IS and Over
1. Debra Palmer
2. Becky Evans
3. Kathleen Van Schoiack
4. Donna Palmer
Hunt Seat Equitation Over Fences 14
and Under
1. Nancy Miller
2. Annette Wilgers
3. Anne Van Schoiack
4. Anita Palmer
English Pleasure Horses 14 and Under
1. Nancy Miller
2. Ann Van Schoiack
3. Anita Palmer
4. Annette Wilgers
Cloverleat Barrels
1. Becky Evans
2. Krynn Robinson
3. Mary tynn Knowles
4. Maureen Healy
Working Cow Horse
1. Krynn Robinson
2. Becky Evans
3. Mary Lynn Knowles
4. Maureen Healy
Reining Class 4 Yr. and Over
1. Becky Evans
2. Donna Palmer
3. Krynn Robinson
4. Debra Palmer
Reining Class 4 Yr. and Under
1. Debora Palmer
2. Cindy Dougherty
Trail Class
1. Pat Schwarz
2. Annette Wilgers
3. Tara Mahoney
4. Jodl Padberg
Western Pleasure 1 and Over
1. Becky Evans
2. Nancy Pettyjohn Miller
3. Krynn Robinson
4. Maureen Healy
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IliGULM HOURS!
STARTING IMMEDIATELY WE
WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS.
THIS YiilK 011LY
CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY
FOR FAIR & RODEO!
5ff rOU WERE!
Cow Horse Class.
Krynn Robinson was named
Reserve Champion of the
show as she rode Son Uva Dun
to a first place in the Working
Cow Horse Gass, second in
Cloverleaf Barrels and third
in both the Western Pleasure
and Reining Classes.
A total of 65 contestants and
80 horses performed through
out the day before the practic
ed eye of Judge Nancy
Mitchell from Walla Walla.
Ringmaster Howard Bryant,
Announcer Charlie Daly and
Superintendents Annie
Schwarz, Jeanne) Grant and
Mary Kilkenny kept the action
moving as a large Sunday
crowd enjoyed the variety of
events.
Western Pleasure 15-11
1. Krynn Robinson
2. Debora Palmer
3. Donna Palmer
4. Cindy Dougherty
Western Pleasure 12-14
1. Anne Van Schoiack
2. Anita Palmer
3. Lottie Laughlin
4. Kris Pettyohn
Western Pleasure Ml
1. Annette Wilgers
2. Scott Dougherty
3. Pat Schwarz
4. Jodi Padberg
Western Pleasure t and Under
1. Duane Ball
2. Jason Dougherty
3. Jennifer Currln
4. Angie Ash beck
Jr. Equitation IS-li
1. Krynn Robinson
2. Debora Palmer
3. Donna Palmer
4. Maureen Healy
Jr. Equitation 12-14
1. Anne Van Schoiack
2. Anita Palmer
3. Kris Pettyjohn
4. Nancy Miller
Jr. Equitation 11 Yr. and Under
1. Annette Wilgers
2. Jodi Padberg
3. Trisha Mahoney
4. Shelly Stroeber
Pony Performance Class
1. Steve Miller
2. Scott Dougherty
3. Jasen Dougherty
4. Shelley Stroeber
Ponies 44"-S"
1. Jennifer Hughes
2. Christy Stroeber
3. Steve Miller
4. Kelly Jo Rice
Mares 5 Yrs. and Older
1. Bridget! Greenup
2. Maureen Healy
3. Mary Ann Greenup
4. Pat Dougherty
1 and 4 Yr. Old Mares
1. Nancy Pettyiohn Miller
2 Gail Papineau
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4. Angie Ashbeck
1 and 2 Yr. Old Fillies
1. Anne Van Schoiack
2. Molly Ann Beckett
3. Mary Ann Greenup
4. Angie Ashbeck
Champion and Reserve Champion
Mares
Champion Nancy Miller
Reserve Champion Bridget Greenup
Mare and Nursing Colt
1. Mary Ann Greenup
2. Pat schwarz
Produce of Oam
1. Mary Ann Greenup
Stallions
1. Floyd Jones
2. Debora Palmer
3. Mary Ann Greenup
4. Mary Ann Greenup
Colts Foaled in 1977
1. Mary Ann Greenup
2. Ron Schwarz
3. Mary Ann Greenup
1 and 2 Yr. Old Geldings
1. Erna Winchester
2. Patty Smith
3. Mary Ann Proctor
4. Pat Schwarz
3 and 4 Yr. Old Geldings
1. Bruce Bergstrom
2. Annette Wilgers
3. Pat Dougherty
4. Debora Palmer
5 Yr. and Older Geldings
1. Mary Lynn Knowles
2. Andrea Ball
3. Juanita Proctor
4. Janice Spaulding
Champion and Reserve Champion
Gelding
Champion Erna Winchester
Reserve Champion Mary Ann Knowles
Get of Sire
1. Nancy Pettyjohn Miller
2. Mary Ann Greenup
Junior Calf Roping
1. Tony Currin
2. Steve Marlatt
3. Scott Dougherty
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14-year-old Jim Angell
of Heppner holds 30
pound salmon he landed
near Ilwaco, Wash.
Angell battled the fish
for 20 minutes before
boating it.
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