Celebration splits additional class
Thursday, August 18, 2022

The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration will split the Amateur Owned & Trained Walking Horses, No professional training in 90 days, class 146 into an A and B division. The class grew in 2022 to 35 entries. Show management made the decision to split the class with 18 entries in the A division and 17 entries in the B division.
The 84th Annual Celebration will begin on Wednesday August 24th and conclude on Saturday September 3rd. For more information please visit The Celebration online at www.TWHNC.com.

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Celebration splits additional class Thursday, August 18, 2022

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Celebration splits additional class
Thursday, August 18, 2022