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REGION SEVEN
AQHA REGIONAL EXPERIENCE
  DAY 4

By Becky Newell, America's Horse editor

The final day – Day 4 – of the Region Seven AQHA Regional Experience featured mostly English saddle classes - hunter under saddle, working hunter and hunt seat equitation. The day ended with the speed events – barrel racing, pole bending and stake race. Probably the biggest event was the awarding of the all-around buckles and saddles.

Barrel racing and pole bending finished out the day's events.Seventeen-year-old Lindsey Charvez of Benecia, California, and her horse, Specialty Item, walked away with eight first-place buckles and the youth all-around saddle.

Which one is the English horse? Hint: He doesn't have pink leg wraps.

Sherri Mays of Reno, Nevada, and I Work The Crowd competed in youth working hunter and youth equitation over fences.AQHA Professional Horseman Troy Priddy of Macedonia, Illinois, had a good crowd for his speed events clinic Sunday morning.Amateur all-around exhibitor Cindy Clark and Shaded Assets took a leisurely lope around the barrels to finish out their all-around competition at the Region 7 experience.

 

 

 

     

 

   


 

 


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