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PWHAT Jamboree rain date
Wednesday, July 24, 2019


The PWHAT Jamboree on July 20th was stopped after class 25 because of heavy rain and dangerous lightning. We are scheduling the remaining Jamboree classes on October 19th at MacGregor Farms. We will award Jamboree trophies and ribbons for these classes. Additional entries for these classes can be made the day of the show.
 
The PWHAT Oktoberfest show, originally scheduled for October 19th will be held on October 20th at MacGregor Farms in combination with the WHOA Versatility show originally scheduled for that date. This show will use the PWHAT class sheet and will have two judges – one judge will tie for the WHOA Versatility show and one judge will tie for the PWHAT show. Participants will receive awards and points from both shows.  

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