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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-09-27, Page 87% ,c7,1"- UPOSITO,Iitt SEPTEBE.R 2?, Ilant is' win :to- o, zrit, 85 5O 84,88. *well 84.; Art Ittoton 04; ow tooyloos4.75; ...K40C4170,07e0•04.ain,w7rt ,11Val.44, {7,47.zr. ,cmpr . . etitions Dn,ct000li 81 75; eue#1011 WESTERN PLEASURE CLASS—These:40,0e competitors and their Mounts lined up in front of the judges! stand ,C1Pring the opening competition of the Western Horse Show at the: Seaforth Fall Fair, Gisela Ceeding qf Thames-' ford won the event. (Expositor photo) • A OUJLTER'S DREAM--Sorne of the beautiful qUiltS, on display in the roundhouse during the .Seaforth Fall Fair were a quilter's dream. This Year Thecompetition was wonfby Mrs. J. Cronin of Dublin. (Expositor photo) A good show Velton 81, 251 Franc.14 tik1141911. ' 'TOM. MOM/ 7..2!75. mixo, &O1, ROOM ORilelraanarn 871 Don 'Pew, Husi8l BOO; 'COW* 114•25; Gordon PaPole 81.75; Freoelt, IHfcknett 81,25; Tom MIlledY. -181145...! M ap Stewart 00.25; Bruce, Whitatert 004 Roee; Gordon 79.25z Devereaux 79„ Corn Mac Stewart 84.25; Ro. Follesringharn 83.50; :Larry VVheally. 824 1.11rn; Malady 81,50; Pan Mckercler 805; OM! 1411ndernan 8045; .Don Kelly 80; fclal Campbell 70.5; Dow jugHt 77.75; Rosa Gordon 1450; pen Dodds, 77.50; Charles. DOM140Y, 76.75; DPMeYlan. 74.50; ...Gordon Paple 74,25i- Joe. Devereaux:. 74,; Bruce Whitmore 7219. While Beans. Mac 4141Vart.V; Boiton se; Bob Fotheringnant Ken Dernn11441; 84; Don M0/1111143.; %Pell :Bonen. 82; Tfir. ,Mela441,c 81; Joe Devereaux 79; Larry Wheatley; 76; Doug Hd991. 75; Jim .tionderson 73. _.•..Western :winners Excitement was the Order of the night during the second' •annual Western Horse Show at the Seaforth Fall Fair. ; Norma Riley, one" of the show's cO-ordinators, said this year there were more horses entered in the com- petition and the show, attracted a lot more spectators. The show was moved .to Thursday night front Friday night and. Mrs. Riley said this worked in well with the • opening night events in the arena. Competitors and their Mounts could' choose from 16 different classes in this year's show. • The first class was the Western Pleasure Class, .‘ •-et,40„ which had 18 entries, The two winners In the'class Were Gisela Cording from Thamesford and . Nancy peeks froM Lucan. • • In the, fast -paced. flag race, where riders had to grab a pole from one barrel and race down to drop. it in a second barrel, the two• top finishers were Jim Kersy of Lambeth and Barb McCallum of Inger- . • In, the Junior Equitation fairgrounds. The third horse just corning •into view was driven by. Harvey McLiwain of Seaforth. • •(Expositor photo) AND IN FIRST PLACE WE HAVE—Grand- stand spectators...saw some exciting, harness ' racing 'action on Friday: afternoon at the Barrel race • The ladies' barrel race was won by Barb McCallum, with Liesel Dykstra in second. place.. The luta race, in which a. pair of riders compete* was won by Doug and Kim. Riley of R.11.1, Seaforth, followed by the team of Ross .Leon- hardt of Bornholm and Gisela Cording of Thamesford. ' , The bareback barrel race was won by. Doug McCallum of Ingersoll, followed' by Barry Clute of Delaware. • The English pleasure class was won by Gisela Cording.of tli'arnesford and , Lynn flowers Of. Clinton • placed second. • . The Junior Barrel Crawl • Through, in which horse and • rider gallop down - to the class, for riders 18 years old and under the first place finisher was Joy Wilson of Mitchell followed, by Barb •McCallum of Ingersoll.. winners In.. barrel, and then the rider dismounts to crawl through the barrel was won by Susan Lynn Huff of Staffa taking • Pullman of Seaforth, with . 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Lambeth, ith • Barb McCallum of Ingersoll taking, second place. • The Jack. Benny Pleasure Class, for riders on the other side of 39, was won by Gisela • Cording, of Thainesford, with Ross •Leonhardt of Bornholm taking second place., • The Junior Musical Bags: competition, equivalent to musical chairs, was won .by • Susan Pullnian.. of. Seaforth, followed by Joy Wilson of Mitchell. Th O bareback equitation • was won by Lynn. Flowers of Clinton, followed by. Joy • Wilson Of Mitchell, The pole bending corn - petition was won by Doug McCallum of Ingersoll, followed by Liesel DyksMra Of Stratford. The horseman- ship, class was won by Joy Wilson of Mtchell followed. by Barb McCallum • Pontiac -Buick • 1 1913() P.Ie.w Car . Intrdo u tion ThursdaY. Friday and Saturday, Sept 27; 28,29 4. , ,. ,. iot VVest End Garage! ee m - drive them • Trans AfTt • Refreshments and coffee.. 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