Abernathy Stables Tops Tally At Priceville
Friday, November 6, 2009
by Kasi Hensley
PRICEVILLE, Ala. – The fourth annual ASHA Fall Extravaganza experienced an extreme drop in entries at this year’s event, which was thought to be due to the presence of government officials for the inspection process. Of the 44 classes, 26 of the scheduled events were for the walking division and only 14 had entries make the gate call. Carl Bledsoe of Ballground, Ga., marked the cards for the show. Bledsoe also donated his fee back to show to assist the show for their cause, The Safety-Net Youth Services.
Abernathy Stables rose to the top of the blue ribbon tally, earning a total of three wins to take home to Mississippi, including the Riders’ Cup Stake with High Tide At The Ritz.
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