Santana’s Hurricane and Brent Grider Claim Marion County Walking Stake
Friday, July 3, 2009
by Renee Isaacs
LEBANON, Ky. - The Marion County Fair Horse Show held its annual horse show in Lebanon, Ky., on June 27 and 28. Bill Carmichael of Mt. Sterling, Ky., judged the walking and racking classes on both nights. The Friday night event hosted 32 pleasure and performance classes. The fairgrounds was filled with spectators, trainers and exhibitors, making the show a success.
Martin Stables of Owenton, Ky., led the blue ribbon tally with a total of six blues. Oliver Stables was close behind with four blues. J & H Stables of Russell Springs, Ky., claimed three blues for the evening. Grider Stables captured two blues, one of them being the Walking Stake. Brent Grider rode Santana’s Hurricane to the Championship title.
Complete results follow this story and may be viewed by clicking here.
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