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The first State Fair took place at Churchill Downsin Louisville, Kentucky, in 1902. As the show enteredits second decade in 1913, many classes had beenadded, and business and individuals were sponsoringtrophies and monetary awards.

The first $10,000 Five-Gaited World’s GrandChampionship, which would forever be the high pointof the show, began in 1917 with the victory of EasterCloud, John Hook up, for Longview Farm of Lee’sSummit, Missouri.

It was in 1936 that the Three-Gaited and Fine Har-ness World’s Grand Championships were established,with the first Three-Gaited winner being AmericanModel out of Texas, and the inaugural Fine Harnesswinner being Allen Adair of Kentucky.

In 1942, no show was held, as the United States hadentered World War II, and the Kentucky State Fair-grounds was being used for “war production pur-poses.” In 1943, Colonel Matt J. Winn offered the useof Churchill Downs for the show, free of charge, rescu-ing the show, and according to Saddle & Bridle, prizesfor that year’s show were given in the form of warbonds, rather than the customary silver trophies.

The 1950s saw construction of the new KentuckyState Fairgrounds, and in 1956 the first performance ofthe World’s Championship Horse Show was held inFreedom Hall. The building program had begun in1949 and was completed at a cost of $16 million.

The year of 1964 brought to the Fair the services oftwo dedicated gentlemen, William Munford andJoseph Stopher, who served together in their capacitieslonger than anyone before. As a member of the Ken-tucky State Fair Board from 1968-1996, Stopher was

the Board Member in charge of the Horse Show. BillMunford, who had begun helping in various capacitiesin the 1960s, began his 27-year tenure as Manager ofthe Horse Show in 1972. It is through their efforts thatthe World’s Championship Horse Show has reachedthe pinnacle on which it stands today.

The eighth decade of the show, beginning in 1974,showed the passing on of the “old guard” among train-ers and owners with young newcomers taking theirplaces in the winner’s circle. With many of the largefarms gone, show entries became more diverse; morehorses were from far-flung states. It was during this pe-riod that we saw the so far unparalleled rivalry be-tween CHImperator and CHSky Watch.

In the show’s ninth decade, which began in 1984,these two continued to thrill audiences with their ri-valry with CHSky Watch being the first horse ever towin the Five-Gaited World’s Grand Championshipwith a lady rider, doing so in 1988. The names of theshow’s champions are etched indelibly in the history ofthe breed, and every year at Louisville we applaud thedescendents of the grand old stallions and members ofthe American Saddlebred Horse Association’s Brood-mare Hall of Fame.

More recent decades have seen changes as well.Among other changes to the venue, the seating areasand the show arena were reconfigured to better accom-modate other sporting events, and the lighting is nowbrilliant. Daily coverage of the show is provided viawww.ashalive.net, and a live streaming video internetwebcast of the show is also provided by ASHA eachyear, so those unable to make the trip can still watchthe show live, from their homes.

Welcome to the107th World’sChampionshipHorse ShowTake a look back at the first 106and their history highlightingthe Kentucky State Fair

Photo by Jen Corcoran / E motion Photography

Clark Clouse and J. Crew competed in the Five-Gaited KentuckyCounty Fair Championship.


Saddlebred CenterFreedom Hall Main Concourse, West of Ramp to ArenaTelephone: 502-367-5364 / E-mail [email protected]

Once again, Saddlebred Center is the hub for all thingsassociated with the American Saddlebred Horse Associationand American Saddlebred Registry during the KentuckyState Fair World’s Championship Horse Show. Staffers areavailable to assist members, and computers are available formembers to check e-mail and the Association’s website. Sad-dlebred Center is located on the concourse, across from theelevator in the southwest corner of Freedom Hall. It’s justoff the crossing between the paddock and the show ringwhere horses enter.

Press releases to your hometown newspaperHelp promote the breed with a press release to the news-

paper in your community. World’s Championship HorseShow participants interested in having their hometownnewspaper informed of their accomplishments during theweek should stop by Saddlebred Center. Forms are availableso you can provide the necessary information to enable theAssociation to send a news release to your local newspaper.

While every effort has been made to avoid mistakes in this publication, the American Saddlebred Horse Association assumes no liability to anyone for errors. Necessary corrections will be published in the issue following verification of any error.

To inquire about advertising in American Saddlebred Daily or on ASHA's webcast of the World's Championship Horse Show, please see one of the individuals below, e-mail [email protected] or call (859) 259-2742. Celebrate your horse’s accomplishments with all of American Saddlebred’s readers.

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How well do you know the World’sChampionship Horse Show? See answers at end of column1. At what venue was the first World'sChampionship Horse Show held? 2. What horse was the winner of the firstFive-Gaited World's Grand Championship? 3. In 2009, what two individuals wereinducted into World's ChampionshipHorse Show Hall of Fame?

ASHALive Webcast Continues for Sixth Straight Year

The American Saddlebred Horse As-sociation, in conjunction with the UnitedStates Equestrian Federation this year, isonce again providing live streamingvideo of the Kentucky State Fair World’sChampionship Horse Show fromLouisville’s Freedom Hall, through Sat-urday, August 28.

The class schedule, up-to-date entries,results, plus the action from each class in-side the ring, are all part of the WCHSonline experience, available atwww.ashalive.net. ASHA’s daily publica-tion, American Saddlebred Daily, whichfeatures show results, photos, and various

editorial containing news and Saddlebredrelated activities during Kentucky StateFair, will also be available online. Accessthe class schedule, entries, results, ASHAnews, and each issue of American Saddle-bred Daily from ASHALive.

Several notable technology enhance-ments have also been implemented, inan effort to improve the viewing experi-ence for ASHALive Webcast sub-scribers. We now have the capability tostream video to a wide range of broad-band connections: slow, medium, orfast. Viewers should also notice an up-grade to the visual appearance of thelive streaming video.

Licenses to view the ASHALive Web-cast are available for purchase atwww.ashalive.net. The viewing fee is $12per day/location through Thursday, Au-gust 26, and $17 per day/location for Fri-day and Saturday, August 27 and 28. Adiscount is available to ASHA members,resulting in reduced fees of $10 perday/location through Thursday, and $15per day/location, on Friday and Saturday.

There is also a discounted packagepurchase available for $85 if all days arepurchased at once. ASHA members can

receive even further discounts on thispackage, taking the total price for all daysto $70. The license purchased to view theASHALive Webcast is exclusive to eachlocation and computer on which it is pur-chased. Essentially this means that view-ers must view the webcast on the samecomputer at the same location each time.

Credit or debit card payment is ac-cepted online. A broadband, DSL orcable modem Internet connection is re-quired for viewing. A dial-up Internetconnection will not be sufficient. Therewill also be a help page available on thevideo page, providing answers to fre-quently asked questions.The video feedfor the ASHALive Webcast is providedcourtesy of the Kentucky State Fair,Richfield Video and USEF.

Please do not contact Richfield Videofor technical support or questions aboutthe ASHALive Webcast. For technical in-formation, please contact ASHA Tech-nology Manager Will Wood, Jr., [email protected].

Answers: 1. Churchill Downs, 2. Preston, 3. Bill Becker and William D. Wise.

Class 1Weanling Open

(20 Entries)

1. Sir Surreal 122737 S 2010Sir William Robert X Harlem’s Irish LassOwner: Paula F. Schmidt, Shelbyville, KYBreeder: P. Schmidt/K. Capsuto Trust,Shelbyville, KYTrainer: Geof DixonCompetitor: Darrell Case

2. MBA’s Cary’s Girl 148315 M 2010Sir William Robert X CHCary’s MoonrakerOwner: Margo Baird, Hinsdale, ILBreeder: Margo Baird, Hinsdale, ILTrainer: A.J. BruwerCompetitor: Todd Valentine

3. Nuts About Me 148056 M 2010Undulata’s Nutcracker X Victoria LynnOwner: Ceil &/or Kenny Wheeler,Keswick, VABreeder: Jim &/or Helen Cherry, Encinitas, CATrainer: Smith LillyCompetitor: Smith Lilly

4. Windermere’s Buckleupbuttercup148197 M 2010Fox Creek X ShoutOwner: Gaynor Roberts Shane, Versailles, KYBreeder: Gaynor Roberts Shane, Versailles, KYTrainer: Joe T. SmithCompetitor: Harry Gilmore

5. Born Phancy 148221 M 2010Born Contender X Phancy JamasOwner: Wade B. Fairey Jr., Rock Hill, SCBreeder: Kaitlin P. Heisey, Charlotte, NCTrainer: Max CiampoliCompetitor: Max Ciampoli

6. Landmark’s Maker’s Mark 122894S 2010Born Contender X Starmaker’s Look At MeOwner: Jonelle Chovanec-Gardiner andLandmark Farm, Inc., Saint Charles, ILBreeder: Jonelle N. & Paul E. Chovanec,Saint Charles, ILTrainer: Scott PerrelliCompetitor: Scott Perrelli

7. Newt 122676 S 2010The Knight’s Reflection X Chaminade ShannonOwner: Ashley Blu, Junction City, ORBreeder: Ashley Blu, New Bloomfield, MOTrainer: Wendy WinsteadCompetitor: Peter Mace

8. MBA’s Nuttin’ But Blue 148316 M 2010Undulata’s Nutcracker X Crimson BlueOwner: Margo Baird, Hinsdale, ILBreeder: Margo Baird, Hinsdale, ILTrainer: A. J. BruwerCompetitor: Todd Valentine

Class 2Fine Harness Kentucky County

Fair Championship(6 Entries)

1. Cherished King 114403 G 2003CHThe King Of Highpoint X Cherished JewelOwner: Golden Creek Farms, Inc., Simpsonville, KYBreeder: John T. Jones, Union, KYTrainer: Melissa MooreCompetitor: Mary Gaylord McClean

2. CHRevolver 109247 G 2000Sultan’s Great Day X Attache’s GalateaOwner: Robert L. Pugh LLC, Pawleys Island, SCBreeder: Belle Reve Farm, Los Angeles, CATrainer: Bret DayCompetitor: Bret Day

3. Legend Of Troy 113649 G 2002Reggie’s American Legend X Thing WorthOwner: Poser Farm LLC, Lexington, KYBreeder: Randy G. Tabor, Scottsville, KYTrainer: Melinda MooreCompetitor: Melinda Moore

4. Simbara’s Living Legend 113286 S 2003Merchant Prince X Denmark’s Radiant Society (BHF)Owner: Split Decision LLC, Shelbyville, KYBreeder: Simon Fredricks, Houston, TXTrainer: Edward R. BennettCompetitor: Christine Broder

5. Sweet Pickle 141531 M 2005Attache’s Thunderbolt X (SA) Crodinil Air WomanOwner: Theresa J. Kenesky &/or SusanWarner, Nicholasville, KYBreeder: Sam K./Victoria P. Reed Trust,Hinsdale, ILTrainer: John WarnerCompetitor: John Warner

6. Mooi Mooi 116086 G 2005Uhlen Branch X Evening To Remember SLSOwner: Four Willows Farm LLC, Greenwood, INBreeder: Mary Sue Walker/Melissa Moore, Versailles, KYTrainer: Mike FeltyCompetitor: Mike Felty

Class 3Kentucky County Fair Harness

Pony Championship (3 Entries)

1. Twin Willow’s Handsome Dan23937 S 2004Twin Willow’s McMillan X Twin Willow’s AriannaOwner: Mary Gaylord McClean, Simpsonville, KYBreeder: Edward A. &/or Jean Wilson,Canfield, OHTrainer: Jeff McCleanCompetitor: Jeff McClean

2. The Remington 23397 G 2003Twin Willow’s McMillan X Twin Willow’s AriannaOwner: T. J. &/or Juliet McDonald, Travelers Rest, SCBreeder: Edward A. &/or Jean Wilson,Canfield, OHTrainer: Maureen Lydon-CampbellCompetitor: Juliet McDonald

3. Art-O-Matic 23788 G 2003Arthur B X Calienté WCFOwner: David Swezey, Key West, FLBreeder: Christy Weaver Gantley, Paris, KYTrainer: Denessa & Randy HarperCompetitor: David Swezey


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Jeff McClean won the $2,000 Kentucky County Fair Harness Pony Championship.

Class 4Not held

Class 5Three-Gaited Kentucky

County Fair Championship(7 Entries)

1. Paranormal 116982 G 2005Deep Blue X Yarbrough’s Strawberry DelightOwner: Betty Costoplos or Karen Thornhill, Princeton, WVBreeder: Robert or Johann Warsing, Harrodsburg, KYTrainer: Tre LeeCompetitor: Tre Lee

2. Hollywood Affair 143653 M 2006Madeira’s Caramac X Cuddle UpOwner: Ed Rhoads, Waverly, OHBreeder: Barbara L. Von Borries, Harrodsburg, KYTrainer: Chris ReiserCompetitor: Chris Reiser

3. Handsome Heir 106449 G 1998Supreme Heir X Shady Bay LadyOwner: Susan Hanna, Duluth, GABreeder: Mark or Renae Van Zomeren,Leighton, IATrainer: Tammy DevoreCompetitor: Tammy Devore

4. He’s A Jim Dandy 114667 G 2004My Magical Moment X Dolce’s DandyOwner: Bullet Concrete Materials, Inc.,Conroe, TXBreeder: Kim Crumpler, Simpsonville, KYTrainer: Clark ClouseCompetitor: Clark Clouse

5. You Move Me 135325 M 2000My Magical Moment X Really SpecialOwner: Pleasantview Farm LLC, Simpsonville, KYBreeder: Pinekrest Farm, East Bernstadt, KYTrainer: Bill KnightCompetitor: Kris Knight

6. Conway 115049 G 2003Set In Motion X GalafragilisticOwner: Mcdonald LLC, Birmingham, ALBreeder: Emerald View Stables, Inc.,Okeechobee, FLTrainer: John and Renee BigginsCompetitor: John Biggins

7. Hillside’s Sensation 135852 M 2001Classic Memories X CSF Twice SupremeOwner: Jennifer or Steven Mcgowan,Cross Lanes, WVBreeder: J. Frank Gray Jr., Rome, GATrainer: Melissa MooreCompetitor: Jennifer Mcgowan

Class 6Kentucky County Fair

Roadster Pony Championship (5 Entries)

1. The Wizard LF 13616 G 1995Knight’s Well Chosen X Herron’s Candy KissOwner: Toni Nastali, Downers Grove, ILBreeder: Daniel B. &/or Leah Rae Light,Barrington, ILTrainer: Maureen CampbellCompetitor: Toni Nastali

2. Heartland Sundust 13544 G 1995Dun-Haven Bandolier X TimelessOwner: Beth B. Jones, Bellefontaine, OHBreeder: Darrell & Sandra Kolkman, New London, IATrainer: Connie SmithCompetitor: Beth B. Jones

3. Nashville Cat 25941 G 2004Merrywill's Gemini X Spirit EleganceOwner: Lisa McMackin &/or Charlotte Goodman, Mount Washington, KYBreeder: Timothy &/or Marla Buerkley,Brooksville, KYTrainer: Maureen CampbellCompetitor: Lisa McMackin

4. Heartland Rich And Famous 24700 G 2005Heartland Code Of Honor X Heartland Sweetheart GirlOwner: Linda Kay HendricksBreeder: Darrell & Sandra Kolkman, New London, IATrainer: Maureen CampbellCompetitor: Linda Kay Hendricks

5. My Travelin' Man 25346 G 2003HCH Thumbs Up X MelismaOwner: Kayce M. Bell, Tuscaloosa, ALBreeder: Chuck Ludenia, Maple Lake, MNTrainer: Jimmy RobertsonCompetitor: Jimmy Robertson

Class 7Yearling Open

(19 Entries)

1. I’m First Born 147915 M 2009I’m First X Simbara’s Cara MiaOwner: Fischer Sisters LLC, Anchorage, KYBreeder: Fischer Sisters LLC, Anchorage, KYTrainer: Bret C. DayCompetitor: Mark Bodnar

2. Bump In The Night 147217 M 2009At Night X CF Chief’s Happy DaysOwner: Blythewood Farms LLC, Cleveland, TNBreeder: Blythewood Farms LLC, Cleveland, TNTrainer: Anne NeilCompetitor: Ramon Gomez

3. Soquili’s Jim Bob 121799 S 2009Undulata’s Nutcracker X Santana’s Oh My Stars! RROwner: Soquili Stables LLC, Woodstock, GABreeder: Soquili Stables LLC, Woodstock, GATrainer: Joan LurieCompetitor: Joan Lurie

4. Renaissance Man’s Medici 121789 S 2009Belle Reve’s Renaissance Man X Steel AvailableOwner: William and Elizabeth Shatner,Beverly Hills, CABreeder: Scott Bennett, Simpsonville, KYTrainer: Scott PerrelliCompetitor: Scott Perrelli

5. Bewitching Orchid 147041 M 2009Charmed and Bewitched X Harlem’s Black OrchidOwner: Paula F. Schmidt, Shelbyville, KYBreeder: P. Schmidt/K. Capsuto Trust,Shelbyville, KYTrainer: Geof DixonCompetitor: Kathy Capsuto-Walker

6. Rockband 121563 S 2009The Wish Card X Callaway’s Campaign PartyOwner: Sharon S. Anderson, Welcome, NCBreeder: Sharon S. Anderson, Welcome, NCTrainer: Smith LillyCompetitor: Smith Lilly

7. Windermere’s Cinco De Mayo147114 M 2009Periaptor X Windermere’s EsmeraldaOwner: Gaynor Roberts Shane, Versailles, KYBreeder: Gaynor Roberts Shane, Versailles, KYTrainer: Joe T. SmithCompetitor: Harry Gilmore

8. AB Sue Loot 121761 S 2009VHF The Licorice Drop Kid X Runaround TownOwner: Carl M. Holden Jr., Prospect, KYBreeder: Carl M. Holden Jr., Prospect, KYTrainer: Wendy WinsteadCompetitor: Peter Mace




Heartland Rough And Ready, Tony Nastali, whip, won the Kentucky County Fair Hackney Pony Championship.


Roadster Championship (5 Entries)

1. Talladega Nights XH3274 G 2001Safari Joe X See Me TrotOwner: Melinda Moore, Lawrenceburg, KYBreeder: Rudy Schwartz, Jr.Trainer: Melinda MooreCompetitor: Melinda Moore

2. Rums Last Shot JE3809 G 1990Rumtown X Speedy TequilaOwner: Jennifer Robertson, Simpsonville, KYBreeder: Franklin ReichertTrainer: Jimmy RobertsonCompetitor: Jennifer Robertson

3. Magical Beginnings Owner: Kristen Bagdasarian, Versailles, KYTrainer: Kristen BagdasarianCompetitor: Shane Mullins

4. John T Bert N Me S40879 G 1997Gorkij Park X Abe’s MinnieOwner: Virginia Powell, Urbana, OHBreeder: Nancy J. LeviTrainer: Connie SmithCompetitor: Holly Russell

5. Aragorn 90228 G 1988Carrigan X Wing’s Star ShineOwner: Elizabeth Caldwell, Georgetown, KYBreeder: Jim MillerTrainer: Sam BrannonCompetitor: Elizabeth Caldwell

Class 9Not held


Hackney Pony Championship (4 Entries)

1. Heartland Rough And Ready 24710 G 2005 Heartland Victory X Heartland Ruby RedOwner: Toni Nastali, Downers Grove, ILBreeder: Darrel &/or Sandra Kolkman,New London, IATrainer: Maureen CampbellCompetitor: Toni Nastali

2. Heartland Elise 20819 M 1998Dun-Haven Little King X Heartland BeautyOwner: Mary Gaylord McClean, Simpsonville, KYBreeder: Darrell & Sandra Kolkman, New London, IATrainer: Jeff McCleanCompetitor: Jeff McClean

3. Heartland Summer Storm 22136 G 2000Dun-Haven Bandolier X Heartland Summer SongOwner: Betty Bishop &/or R. Warren Featherston, Lexington, KYBreeder: Darrell & Sandra Kolkman, New London, IATrainer: Geof DixonCompetitor: Geof Dixon

4. Wait & See's Reality 22021 G 2000Truly Yours X Seamair AlexisOwner: Steven M. &/or LeAnn Golden,Johnson, IABreeder: Stan Edwards/Wit & See Pony Farm, Mankato MNTrainer: Chris GantleyCompetitor: Chris Gantley

Class 11Five-Gaited Kentucky

County Fair Championship(11 Entries)

1. Treasure The Warmth 142447 M 2005County Treasure X Warming TrendOwner: L. Fernandez Jr. & R. Fernandez,,Austin, TXBreeder: Alan R. Raun, D.V.M., Cumming, IATrainer: Rob ByersCompetitor: Rob Byers

2. Thunderstorm Warning 111237 G 2001Attache’s Thunderbolt X High Society GirlOwner: Martha Pope, Louisville, KYBreeder: Steven Spady, D.O., London, KYTrainer: Tammy DevoreCompetitor: Tammy Devore

3. Lakeview’s Rare-A-Phi 108336 S 1999Phi Slama Jama X Lakeview’s Rare IndeedOwner: Hillcroft Farm LLC, Paris, KYBreeder: Baldwin Electric Company, Inc.,Washington, PATrainer: Larry HodgeCompetitor: Sam Stafford

4. Battle Rattle 136500 M 2001Haven’s Hero X G’day MargaretOwner: Betty Jarrell, Versailles, KYBreeder: Pamela Heiman, Deer Park, WATrainer: Billy JarrellCompetitor: Billy Jarrell

5. Suki Snowlet 131122 M 1998CHSky Watch X CHAstra Music (BHF)Owner: Mary Dillon, Dallas, TXBreeder: Michele Macfarlane, San Diego, CATrainer: Melinda MooreCompetitor: Melinda Moore

6. Rebel Rooster 111778 G 2002Monaco X T.R.-RifficOwner: Kathleen C. Bagdasarian, Madison, CTBreeder: Christine Matsis-Dehart,Finchville, KYTrainer: Kristen BagdasarianCompetitor: Kristen Bagdasarian

7. J. Crew 112138 G 2002CHWar Whoop Two X Rhythm’s FuryOwner: Dr. Tina Mayes, London, KYBreeder: John P. and Dorothy M. Lenore,El Cajon, CATrainer: Clark ClouseCompetitor: Clark Clouse

8. Shame On You 108673 G 2000Finally Attached X ShamelessOwner: Holt Oaks Farms LLC, Louisville, KYBreeder: Michael L. Bulleigh, Wichita, KSTrainer: John and Renee BigginsCompetitor: John Biggins



Darrell Caseleads Sir Surreal tovictory in theWeanlingOpen.

Photo by Gayle Strickroot


JUDGES’ CARDSKB — Kathy Boggs JC — John Champagne MC — Michael Craghead LE — Lewis Eckard MM — Marilyn Macfarlane

Class 1 ASR Futurity of Kentucky Weanlings KB JC MC

1 500 500 500 500 Sir Surreal 2 661 661 832 661 MBA’s Cary Girl 3 870 1016 275 636 Nuts About Me 4 868 636 636 832 Windermere’s

Buckleupbuttercup5 832 664 661 275 Born Phancy 6 497 275 723 868 Landmark’s Maker’s Mark 7 1044 832 868 723 Newt 8 664 723 1 664 MBA’s Nuttin But Blue 9 275 1678 865

10 723 62 1227

Class 2 Kentucky County Fair Fine HarnessChampionship

JC MC KB 1 1658 83 755 1658 Cherished King 2 83 755 1658 83 CHRevolver 3 185 1658 83 755 Legend of Troy 4 755 185 185 185 Simbara’s Living Legend 5 621 621 103 621 Sweet Pickle 6 103 103 621 103 Mooi Mooi

Class 3 Kentucky County Fair Harness Pony Championship

MM LE MC 1 175 175 175 175 Twin Willow’s

Handsome Dan 2 584 584 584 584 The Remington 3 118 118 118 118 Art O Matic

Class 5 Kentucky County Fair Three-GaitedChampionship

MC LE MM1 771 771 771 771 Paranormal 2 1211 1022 839 1022 Hollywood Affair 3 703 703 1022 703 Handsome Heir 4 839 839 1211 839 He’s A Jim Dandy 5 1022 1211 703 1211 You Move Me 6 235 1639 235 235 Conway 7 1639 235 1639 1639 Hillside’s Sensation

Class 6 Kentucky County Fair Roadster Pony Championship

LE JC MM1 582 386 582 582 The Wizard LF 2 386 582 386 386 Heartland Sundust 3 572 567 572 572 Nashville Cat 4 479 572 567 567 Heartland Rich And

Famous5 567 479 479 479 My Travelin Man

Class 7 ASR Kentucky Futurity Yearlings LE MM KB

1 69 1236 69 69 I’m First Born 2 1236 69 1609 1236 Bump In The Night 3 1609 1609 863 1609 Soquili’s Jim Bob 4 502 863 502 863 Renaissance Man’s

Medici 5 863 644 1236 502 Bewitching Orchid 6 644 502 644 644 Rockband 7 725 1225 827 827 Windermere’s

Cinco De Mayo 8 276 827 821 725 AB Sue Loot 9 821 725 226

10 827 833 725

Class 8 Kentucky County Fair Roadster to Bike Champ

MM LE JC 1 475 753 1626 753 Talladega Nights 2 753 475 753 475 Rums Last Shot 3 388 1626 388 1626 Magical Beginnings 4 1626 1311 475 388 John T Bert N Me 5 1311 388 1311 1311 Aragorn

Class 10 Kentucky County Fair Hackney Pony Championship

LE MC JC 1 568 568 568 568 Heartland Rough

And Ready 2 509 171 171 171 Heartland Elise 3 171 509 509 509 Heartland Summer

Storm 4 626 626 626 626 Wait & See’s Reality

Class 11 Kentucky County Fair Five-Gaited Championship

MM KB JC1 680 690 680 680 Treasure the Warmth 2 234 1395 754 690 Thunderstorm Warning 3 690 680 1625 1252 Lakeview’s Rare A Phi 4 1252 1252 690 1395 Battle Rattle 5 1395 754 1395 754 Suki Snowlet 6 1625 847 847 1625 Rebel Rooster 7 754 1625 234 847 J Crew 8 1679 234 1252 234 Shame on You 9 1677 1679 1002

10 1002 1677 1677

A DAY AT THE KENTUCKY STATE FAIR


Scott Perrelli, exudes the Louisville spirit in the ASR Futurity of Kentucky Yearling Class.

A DAY AT THE SHOW


Cherished King and Mary Gaylord McClean inthe $2,000 Kentucky County Fair Fine HarnessChampionship.


Parting Shotfrom the 107th

World’s Championship Horse Show

Tré Lee and Paranormal showtheir winning form in the $2,000Kentucky County Fair Three-Gaited Championship.

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