The Games We Play In East Tennessee
Friday, October 30, 2009
by Kasi Hensley
WHITE PINE, Tenn. - The East Tennessee Trainers’ Show was held at the Great Smoky Mountain Expo Center Oct. 22-24, 2009. Donnie May, Eddie Ray Davis and Keith Becknell served as the judges for this year’s show.
There were an astounding 573 entries with over 80 classes. Wiliey Stables took home a total of seven blues to the Bluegrass state, taking them to the top of the leader board for the blue ribbon tally.
Funds for this year’s event benefited not only the East Tennessee Trainers’ Incentive Fund, but also the East Tennessee Trainers’ Medical Fund.
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