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OREGON SUMMER CLASSIC

The 2008 Oregon Quarter Horse Association Summer Classic began June 23 at the Jackson County Expo Center in Central Point, Oregon. The show and its futurities end June 29. Look for more photos in the August issue of the Journal.

E-mail Larri Jo Starkey.

Ring Steward David Haring calls for
entries to the second round of the
open hunter under saddle futurity
for 3- and 4-year-olds.
With three competition rings going
at all times, exhibitors and vendors choose bikes, scooters, golf carts
and sometimes horses for travel.

The Medford, Oregon, Convention
and Visitors Bureau sponsored a
barbecue for exhibitors June 26.

Select exhibitor Chatty Collier visits
with friends during the non-pro
western pleasure futurity.
Kim Garcia of California rode Kiss
My Pine, aka "Max," in the non-pro
3- and 4-year-old pleasure futurity.

Judge Margo Ball of Colorado
considers her selections in the
halter classes.

Several "ladies" volunteered to ride
in a pleasure class that raised funds
for the Oregon Quarter Horse Youth
Association.
Mistress of ceremonies and AQHA
Professional Horseman Lise von
Uhlit keeps the festivities going
during the "ladies" pleasure class.

 

 

 


 

 


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