Cumberland County Open Walking Horse Show makes Class Change
Thursday, June 12, 2014
The 8th Annual Cumberland County Open Walking Horse Show, slotted for June 14, has made a class change to their original schedule.
Class 6, Park Pleasure, will now be a Riders' Cup class.
The event will be located at the Crossville Community Complex. For more information contact Bradley Bottoms at 931-248-2250.
Judge: Rodney Dick
Start time: 6pm
GPS Address: 1398 Livingston Road Crossville, TN 38555
Click Here for revised class schedule.
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