World Versatility Show
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Lewisburg, TN – The 2009 edition of the TWHBEA World Versatility Show promises to be bigger and better. The expanded class schedule includes several rail classes as well as a full assortment of versatile events. Considered by many to be the most prestigious versatility show in the country, the World Versatility Show offers prize money for 1st through 8th place in every class as well as 1st place trophies, which have been provided by Oster. Additionally, the World Show awards youth, amateur, and professional high point and reserve high point honors that include monetary prizes and an Overall High Point award consisting of a Tennessean Deluxe Saddle. This year’s show is scheduled for July 25 & 26 and the Miller Coliseum in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. For more information visit www.twhbea.com or call Kristen Stegall at 931-359-0592.
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