Wayne Dean To Judge Dickson Show
Thursday, July 19, 2007
The Dickson County Saddle and Bridle Club Horse Show has made some changes to their show bill. Due to unforeseen circumstances Carlton House will be unable to judge the Dickson Show that is scheduled for July 26, 2007. Wayne Dean will be replacing House as the judge.
The show has added class 5A, an Amateur Show Pleasure Specialty class and class 24 has been changed to an Amateur Park Performance class. Contact Danny Fussell at 615-512-8902 for further information.
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