Watch My Jewels and Jason Hughes Claim Garrard Walking Stake Title
Friday, June 19, 2009
by Renee Isaacs
LANCASTER Ky. – The Garrard County Saddle Club hosted its annual horse show on June 13, 2009. The 29-class event was judged by Paul Robbins. Trainers all across the state attended the show to make 130 entries.
Blue ribbons were won by J & H Stables, Buzzard View Stables, Stamper Stables, Wiley Stables, Martin Stables, Cottonwood Farms and many more. Spectators were plentiful, along with great weather and good horses, to complete the show.
Jason Hughes and Watch My Jewels were the Walking Stake champions for Cenert Jewels of Knifley, Ky. This competitive team is undefeated so far this season.
Results from the show may be viewed by clicking here.
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