WHOA Show Series Dates and Class Schedule Revisions
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
The WHOA Show Series held in Kentucky have revised their schedule and dates for the remainder of 2016. The four rained out shows are rescheduled. The July 2nd show in Franklin, Ky., starts at 2PM and not 5PM as previously announced.
The show dates to be held in Franklin, Ky., are: July 2nd, August 13th, August 20th, August 21st, October 8th and November 5th.
Show dates for Brownsville, Ky., are: July 3rd, August 14th, September 11th, October 9th and November 6th.
For the revised show schedules or class sheets visit our Calendar of Events section.
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