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Tunica Fall Classic Releases Revised Class Schedule
Thursday, October 24, 2013


The Tunica Fall Classic, scheduled for November 14-16, has released a finalized class schedule. Please note the added classes and changes. Located at the Paul Battle Jr. Arena. For more information contact The Celebration at 931-684-5915.

TUNICA CLASS CHANGES

 

ADDED AMATEUR PARK PERFORMANCE 4 & UNDER

ADDED WEANLINGS ON FRIDAY

ADDED RIDERS CUP 4 & UNDER TRAIL PLEASURE

DELETED YOUTH SHOW PLEASURE

CHANGED PRO/AM TO AM/AM AND MOVED FROM FRIDAY TO SATURDAY

MOVED AMATEUR TRAIL PLEASURE CHAMPIONSHIP FROM 3RD TO LAST CLASS ON SATURDAY TO EARLIER IN SESSION ON SATURDAY

MOVED AMATEUR COUNTRY PLEASURE 4 & UNDER FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY

MOVED AMATEUR 3 YR OLD STALLIONS TO FRIDAY NIGHT

MOVED AOT CLASS FROM SATURDAY TO FRIDAY

MOVED AMATEUR 15.2 & UNDER FROM SATURDAY TO FRIDAY

GPS Address: 3873 US Hwy 61 North Tunica, MS 38676

Click Here to view the TWHNC's web site.

Click Here for the arena's web site

Click Here for revised class schedule

*ReporTV will be Live Streaming this show, as well as, posting highlight videos each day following the session.

 

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