Walton County Horse Show Adds 12 Classes
Monday, April 29, 2013
The Walton County Horse Show, scheduled for May 4, has added 12 pleasure classes to thier event. The classes are casual dress, amateur/youth only and no entry fee (just the inspection fee). The added flat-shod classes will begin at 1:30 and will end around 3:30 to give everyone a break before the evening classes start.
These 12 classes, A – L, are in addition to the regular Walton County horse show classes which begin at 4:00.
Located at the Walton County Fairgrounds. Contact Jerry Cole at 404-314-4997 or Wes Sorrells at 706-614-3410.
GPS Address: 1325 Church St., Monroe, GA
Click Here for revised class sheet
Click Here for Versatility Show Rules
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