Maysville Rotary Horse Show Makes Big Plans
Monday, August 17, 2015
The Maysville Rotary will be holding the 36th Annual Rotary Club Horse Show on Saturday, September 12 at the Germantown Fairgrounds on KY 10 near Maysville, KY. The show will offer numerous pleasure horse, spotted horse and walking horse classes. Mike Hancock will serve as judge. The Maysville Rotary Club Horse Show is a member of the Kentucky Walking Horse Association-HIO, Eastern Kentucky Walking & Racking Horse Association, Spotted Saddle Horse Association of Kentucky and Ohio Valley Walking Horse Association.
Rotary members will be grilling their famous pork tenderloins and hamburgers with all the fixins. The Maysville Rotary Club Horse Show has traditionally been known as one of the best one-night shows in the state. For further information contact Juston Pate at 606-584-3729 and for stall reservations contact John Jackson 606-301-1933.
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