Sweet Home Alabama
Friday, February 22, 2008

by Ashlea Wheelon

ARAB, Ala. - Clark Farms was the host of the Walking Horse Alabama Association colt preview on Feb. 16, 2008. With many in attendance the WHAA previewed around 70 horses, mainly two and three-year olds. A live auction was held that raised over $21,000 to benefit Camp Smile-A-Mile. Auction items included approximately 20 stallion fees, baked goods, advertising pages in multiple publications, horse sale consignments, show apparel and much more.

“On behalf of the WHAA we would like to thank Clark Farms for hosting a wonderful preview,” said WHAA President Tommy Hale.

A hungry crowd enjoyed barbecue pork and chicken with more side items than you could handle. After a great day of horses, friends, food and good weather it was clear that Alabama is ready for show season!

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