Classic All Day Pleasure Division added to Middle Tennessee WHOA shows
Monday, May 21, 2018
We would like to remind everyone that the annual WHOA Versatility show held at ThorSport Farm in Murfreesboro, TN will be held on Saturday, May 26th at 10 am.
Due to popular request WHOA has added a Classic All Day Pleasure Division to its Middle Tennessee circuit. The classes are for keg shod, amateur owned and trained only.
Class numbers for the ThorSport show are 25A, Classic All Day Pleasure, Amateur Owned & Trained, English or Western and 38A, Classic All Day Pleasure, Youth, Amateur Owned & Trained, English or Western. Diane McMurtrey will judge this show.
These classes are also added to the Cookeville show. Gaits in this division are Trail Walk and Pleasure Gait.
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