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PAIGE &A--GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 29 19,,4
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hors!.show at
Dungannon noun
Over 127 'county horsemen The Reining Class tests hor=
Ind women entered their - ses on their ability to stop, turn'
-mounts in the annual open -'and pivot smoothly and there is
Western horse show at the
Dungannon Fair Groands on
Sunday, August' 18. The _con-, q Smoke Too, owned by Steve
test, sponsored by the Huron'Prezcator of .Exeter. ',SecondTrail Riders Saddle Club was
judged- by James Duffy, place went to Gold Sue Duster,
Petrolia, assisted by Ring owned Nelson"
Steward; Harvey Haggart
Londeehoro. •
The first event of the day,
Halter Class was divided into.
two parts for horses two years
old and under, and horses three
years and over. Thisclass
judges confirmation of horses
and the young division was
won by Eternal Sharpie, owned
by ' Gordon „Johns of Auburn.
followed by Barley June . 1,
owned by Bob Wright, Dungan-
non, with third going to Lindy
owned by Lynn Flowers of
Clinton.
The senior class was won by
Silky Delmark (L)oug Riley,
Seaforth)' second was Cotillion
'Bar (Norma Riley, Seaforth),
and third was Mayo Tiger '
(Diana Johns .of Auburn). •
The .Trail 'Class judges horse
and rider on their. performance .
over various obstacles encoun-
tered during a cross country
ride and was. won by Apache
Lancer, owned by Ross .
Leonhardt, Bornholm. Second
place went to Silky Delmark, .,
ridden by Norma Riley,
Seaforth and third went to
Hawkeyes Wendico with Peter
Hicks of Sarnia.
The quarter mile ' race
followed the "Trail Class and
was won by Tiger Joak, ridden
by Gary Stoddart of Waterloo.
Second place went to Lorne
Strickler of Brussels and third
went to Scott Wilson of
Brussels riding Squeaky Joe.
The western "pleasure 'class,
testing horses and riders on
their ability to control their
, gaits, was won by 'Barb
Mathews, Hornby, riding S.S.
Blue Eagle. Second. spot. was
won by Diane Johns, Auburn,
riding : Mayo Tiger and third
went to Nelson 'Bilyea of Gran-
ton riding Jeffs Navaho Joe.
The Barrel Race,'tests control
of horses at high speed_ and
their ability` to make 90 and
18.0 degree turns around''
barrels placed in a ring. Mr.
Clean, owned by Nelson Bilyea
of .Granton, won— the event
followed by Omar., owned by
•. r Doug .McCallum of Ingersoll
and Bay -Betsy owned by Doug
Riley of Seaforth.
The Flag Race requires the
rider to gallop the length of a
ring, pull a flag from a barrel
as he turns it and gallop out of
the ring, The event was won by
'Doug McCallum of Ingert'soll..
aboard Omar: Second was won
by Doug Riley, Seaforth, on
Bay $elsay and third went to
'Nelson' Bilyea of' Granton
riding Omar. •
no time limit (Ln the
rnanoeuvers. The top reining
horse for the day was I'm
by
SWIM WITH
YVATER SAFETY
Bilyea
of
Granton and 'third went to
another Bilyea horse-, Mr.
(`lean.
English Pleasure is the same
as the western pleasure 'class
excepting tack and 'w,re°ining
methods ' differ. First place in
the,l°:nglish class wer►t to Raho
Warrior owned by Julie 'Easley
of \Vallenstein followed by
Silky Delmark owned by
Norma Riley of SeafOrth with
third gciing to Mayo Tiger
owned by Diane Johns of
Auburn.
Pole Bending is an
• equestrian game requiri'nchor-
ses,to sprint and make a series'
of 'turns in the shortest period
of time. Thew
' event as °wc n..by
.
Lightning owned by Hale
Broyvn of Palmerston followed
by ' I3londy , owned by Scott
Wilson, Brussels and Jerry
owned by Murray Pfeifer of
Monkton. J
The Relay Race was 'won rby
the team of Garry Stoddart and
Larry 'of Waterloo
follow Rick Brown,
Gissel
ed key
„Palmerston and Murray Pfeifer
Monkton. Third ,place went to
Christine McNall and Wendy
Tyndall of Clinton.
The half `mile race was won
by Gary Stoddart of Waterloo,
riding Tiger Joak followed by ..
Lorne Stridder of Brdssels on T
Bone and o Scott Wilson of
Brussels riding Squeaky Joe.
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