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Special Fair & Rodeo Section
w
ranglers 4-H horse show this Sunday
More events have been
added to the all day Saddle
Horse Show organized by the
Wranglers Riding Club and
slated to begin at 9 a.m.,
Sunday, August 19, according
to Merlyn Robinson.
Entries will compete in 18
events. One of the new events
this year is the jackpot potatoi
race with a $1 entry fee and no
premiums. Each contestant
will ride a horse from the
starting line to where the
potatoes are placed, dismount
and select one marked potato
and return to the starting line.
The event will be run at the
same time as the performance
horse trail class.
Bareback equitation is
another new event. Rids Will
be judged on the hands and
seat and suitability of the
horse to the rider. Horses will
be worked both ways of the
ring a walk, trot and canter.
The entry deadline was 8
p.m., August 13.
To be eligible to enter, all
horses and exhibitors must be
Morrow County residents and
animals must have been
owned and kept in Morrow
County at least 60 days prior to
time of entry.
First, second, third and
fourth place premiums will be
awarded in the respective
amounts of $5, $4, $3 and $2.
There are three classes of
premiums; Class A, con
formation and halter, Class B,
perfomance ponies with
judging based on performance
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Riders will be up to and
including 12 years of age and
Class C, performance divi
sion. Entries will be competing in
stock seat equitation, with
judging based on seat, hands,
performance of the horse and
suitability of the horse to the
rider; Western pleasure, to be
shown at a walk, jog, trot and
lope and judged on perform
ance and manners, stock seat,
performance horse trail class
with riders competing on an
obstacle course, reining class
es, back to back bareback,
working cow horse, jackpot
barrels and polebending,
English pleasure, with judg
ing for manners, quality and
performance and the limit
working hunter.
A special trophy, donated by
D.O. and Delpha Nelson, will
be presented to the Champion
Perfomance Horse from
points derived from the all
day series of events. In the
case of a tie for champion,
both names will be placed on
the trophy as co-champions
and the premium money will
be divided equally between
the winners.
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