Christmas In July Adds Class And Dedicates Show
Thursday, June 16, 2016
The Christmas In July Show, scheduled for June 30, has added a class to their original schedule. Class 6A will be Amateur Trail Pleasure 4 & Under. The show has also elected to be affiliated with the TWHBEA International High Point program.
This year's show is dedicated in honor of Larry Lowman. The event encourages everyone to join them outside of center ring during opening ceremonies for a special tribute to honor Larry Lowman and to gather hands to pray for him during his battle with cancer.
The show will be held at the Bedford County Ag. Center. For more information contact Julie Lambert at 931-619-2520.
Start Time: 4:00 pm
Judge: Robbie Spiller
Click Here for revised class schedule (as of 06/16/16)
ReporTV will be Live from the Christmas In July Show. There will also be highlight videos posted the following day.
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