Cumberland County Open Walking Horse Show Make Class Changes
Thursday, June 4, 2015
The 9th Annual Cumberland County Open Walking Horse Show, scheduled for June 13, have made class changes to their original schedule.
Class 6 Park Pleasure and Class 17 Lite Shod will now be Riders' Cup classes.
The event will be held at the Cumberland County Fairgrounds. For more information contact show manager Bradley Bottoms at 931-248-2250.
Start Time: 6:00 pm cst
Judge: Philip Trimble
GPS Address: 1398 Livingston Road Crossville, TN 38555
Click Here for revised class schedule
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