Alex Rea Wins First Medallion For The Inaugural Amateur Five-Year Old Division
Monday, March 4, 2013
Celebration CEO, Mike Inman was on hand at the Laurel Charity Horse Show on Saturday, March 2, 2013 to present the winner of the first medallion in the Inaugral Amateur Five-Year Old Division that The Celebration announced earlier this year. Rea capture the title of champion aboard Gen's Stonecutter. This duo also claimed 6 other blues last season.
To honor the inaugural year of the division with the ultimate crowning of a new World Grand Champion, TWHNC will send medallions honoring the winners at every show throughout the year. Any horse show that offers the class can request the medallions and The Celebration will provide them at no charge.
Horse show managers are encouraged to add the division building momentum throughout the year leading up to the 75th Annual Celebration. Applicable divisions include Amateur Stallions, Amateur Mares and Geldings or combined. The Celebration will crown World Champions in both the Five-Year-Old Amateur Mare and Gelding Specialty and Five Year-Old Amateur Stallions Specialty and award World Grand Championship to the Five-Year-Old Amateur Specialty winner.
Show managers need to contact Connie Allen (ext. 107) or Margaret Eakin (ext. 106) at The Celebration 931-684-5915 to request the medallions and indicate how the medallions are to be engraved. Each medallion will include the class being offered and include “Inaugural Year 2013.” The Celebration requests photos of each recipient of the medallions to be emailed to the Celebration for inclusion on the new TWHNC Facebook page.
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