Thursday Night A Big Success
Friday, August 24, 2007
A Fire In Dixie and Robert Cortner are greeted by Ernest Upton after the 11 & Under Mare win.
Gary Edwards and A Victoria Secret claimed the Three-Year-Old Mare Class Section B.
Ashley and Seth Joseph and Ashley Sumner stopped to take a photo after Knox Blackburn's Three-Year-Old Mare win on Bella Sera At The Ritz.
Bill and Sandra Johnson and Buie Williams celebrate Mr. Johnson's win aboard Naples Ritz in The Amateur Two-Year-Old Stallion Sec. B.
Terry and Larry Lowman congratulate Joel Weaver on the blue ribbon win with Adrenaline and Patti Pollack in the Amateur 15.2 & Under Geldings
Sue Ann Dowell receives a high-five from Susan Coleman following the Amateur Four-Year-Old Stallion Sec. A. win.
Debra, Alicia, and David Perry stopped for a photo following Alicia's Amateur Four-Year-Old Stallion Sec. B. win
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