Brandi Mills and Dirty Little Games Named Franklin County Walking Stake Champions
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Brandi Mills and Dirty Little Games Named Franklin County Walking Stake Champions
by Renee Isaacs
FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Franklin County Fair and Horse Show was held July 18, 2009, at the Lakeview Park in Frankfort, Ky. Jennifer Bingham, 2009 Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration judge, was the judge for the 33-class event.
Brandi Mills and Reserve World Grand Champion Dirty Little Games made a nice performance, claiming the six-entry Walking Stake title. Travis Wiley and Fudpucker were the reserve champions in the class.
Another flashy performance was Travis Wiley and One More Dollar, who captured the Three-Year-Old Stallion & Gelding class for Gloria Wiley of Danville, Ky. Martin Stables led the blue ribbon tally with five blues for the show. Brent Grider Stables were second on the tally, claiming three blues. Several other stables claimed more than one blue.
Complete results may be viewed by clicking here.
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