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Denison Quarter Horse Shows Crawford Co. Fairgrounds - Western Iowa Expo Building Denison Quarter Horse Shows Crawford Co. Fairgrounds - Western Iowa Expo Building May 26 – Gene Carr SP Event May 28 – Kay Colvin & July 6 – Jim Dudley SP Event July 8 – Gary Werner & 1 &2 Mary Ingwerson SP Event 3 Bonnie Jo Clay 1 & 2 Vickie Radtke SP Event 3 Tom Crowley May 27 – Merle Arbo May 29 - Bonnie Jo Clay July 7 – Gary Hersom July 9 – Tom Crowley May 26th & July 6th 38. 3 Year Old Stallions Special Event 1 Start at 9 a.m. 39. Aged Stallions 106. L1 Trail 6/7. Open L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 40. Performance Stallions 107. YA 9 &Under Trail 8/9. Am. L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 41. Grand/Res. Stallions 108. YA L1 Trail 10. YA Tie-Down Roping 42. YA Yearling Geldings 109. YA Trail 11. Am. Breakaway 43. YA 2 Year Old Geldings 110. Am. L1 Trail 12. YA Breakaway 44. YA 3 Year Old Geldings 111. Am. Trail 13/14. Open L2/3 Heading 46. YA Aged Geldings 112. Am. Select Trail 15/16. Open L2/3 Heeling 47. YA Performance Geldings 113. Open Trail 17/18. Am. L2/3 Heading 48. Grand/Res. YA Geldings 114. L1 Western Riding 19/20. Am. L2/3 Heeling 49. Am. Yearling Geldings 115. YA Western Riding 21. YA Heading 50. Am. 2 Year Old Geldings 116. Am. Western Riding 22. YA Heeling 51. Am. 3 Year Old Geldings 117. Am. Select W. Riding Special Event 2 52. Am. Aged Geldings 118. Open Western Riding 23. YA Reining 53. Am. Performance Geldings 119. YA Barrel Racing 24. Am. Reining 54. Grand/Res. Am. Geldings 120. Am. Barrel Racing 25. Open Reining 55. Yearling Geldings 121. Open Barrel Racing 26. YA Ranch Riding 56. 2 Year Old Geldings 122. YA Pole Bending 27. Am. Ranch Riding 57. 3 Year Old Geldings 123. Am. Pole Bending 28. Open Ranch Riding 58. Aged Geldings 124. Open Pole Bending Special Event 3 59. Performance Geldings 125. YA Stake Race 6/7. Open L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 60. Grand/Res. Geldings 126. Am. Stake Race 8/9. Am. L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 61. YA Yearling Mares 127. Open Stake Race 10. YA Tie-Down Roping 62. YA 2 Year Old Mares 128. YA Pole Bending 11. Am. Breakaway 63. YA 3 Year Old Mares 129. Am. Pole Bending 12. YA Breakaway 64. YA Aged Mares 130. Open Pole Bending 13/14. Open L2/3 Heading 65. YA Performance Mares 131. YA Stake Race 15/16. Open L2/3 Heeling 66. Grand/Res. YA Mares 132. Am. Stake Race 17/18. Am. L2/3 Heading 67. Am. Yearling Mares 133. Open Stake Race 19/20. Am. L2/3 Heeling 68. Am. 2 Year Old Mares May 29th & July 9th Start at 6 a.m. 21. YA Heading 69. Am. 3 Year Old Mares 1. YA Working Cow horse 22. YA Heeling 70. Am. Aged Mares 2. Am. Working Cow horse 71. Am. Performance Mares th th 3. Open Working Cow horse May 27-28 & July 7-8 Start at 6 a.m. 72. Grand/Res. Am. Mares 4. Am Working Cow Boxing 1. YA Working Cow horse 73. Yearling Mares 5. YA Working Cow Boxing 2. Am. Working Cow horse 74. 2 Year Old Mares Change to outdoor arena 3. Open Working Cow horse 75. 3 Year Old Mares 6/7. Open L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 4. Am Working Cow Boxing 76. Aged Mares 8/9. Am. L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 5. YA Working Cow Boxing 77. Performance Mares 10. YA Tie-Down Roping Change to outdoor arena 78. Grand/Res. Mares 11. Am. Breakaway 6/7. Open L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 79. YA 9 & Under Showmanship 12. YA Breakaway 8/9. Am. L2/3 Tie-Down Roping 80. YA Showmanship 13/14. Open L2/3 Heading 10. YA Tie-Down Roping 81. Am. L1 Showmanship 15/16. Open L2/3 Heeling 11. Am. Breakaway 82. Am. Showmanship 17/18. Am. L2/3 Heading 12. YA Breakaway 83. Am. Select Showmanship 19/20. Am. L2/3 Heeling 13/14. Open L2/3 Heading 84. Leadline (all ages) ($1) 21. YA Heading 15/16. Open L2/3 Heeling 85. YA 9 & Under Walk-Trot 22. YA Heeling 17/18. Am. L2/3 Heading 86. Yearling Lounge Line 19/20. Am. L2/3 Heeling BREAK Single Class - $15/Judge Cattle Charges 21. YA Heading 87. 2 Year Old WP (July Only) All Day - $50/Judge/Division Steer Classes - $17 22. YA Heeling 88. AQHA YA L1 Walk Trot Division Crossover - $10/judge Calf Classes - $20 Working Change to indoor arena 89. IQHA YA Walk Trot 10-18 Cow Classes - $35 Working May 28th & July 8th Classes 23-127 90. AQHA Am. L1 Walk Trot Onetime Admission - $1/horse Cow Boxing - $ 25 Roping Double Judged 91. IQHA Am. Walk Trot Computer Fee - $5/Horse Jackpot (Open & Am.) - $10 23. YA Reining 92. L1 Western Pleasure AQHA Fee - $5/Horse/Judge (payback on time) 24. Am. Reining 93. YA L1 Western Pleasure 25. Open Reining 94. YA Western Pleasure Jump Out - $7/Horse/Day or 26. YA Ranch Riding 95. Junior Western Pleasure Show Manager $20/Horse/Weekend 27. Am. Ranch Riding 96. Am. L1 Western Pleasure Robert Sleight Stalls - $75/Show or $45/Day 28. Open Ranch Riding 97. Am. Western Pleasure Home/Fax - 712.263.3629 29. Am. Yearling Stallions 98. Am. Select W. Pleasure (Must be prepaid with check) Cell - 712.269.2908 30. Am. 2 Year Old Stallions 99. Senior Western Pleasure 31. Am. 3 Year Old Stallions 100 YA 9 & under Horsemanship Shavings - Electric Hook Up - 15/Night 32. Am. Aged Stallions 101 YA L1 Horsemanship (Two bags required per stall) 33. Am. Perform. Stallions 102. YA Horsemanship 34. Grand/Res. Am. Stallions 103. Am. L1 Horsemanship All Day fee and crossover fees DO NOT include cattle 35. Weanling Stallions 104. Am. Horsemanship charges. 36. Yearling Stallions 105. Am. Select Horsemanship If you show in a performance class, a halter class in the same division is free 37. 2 Year Old Stallions MOTELS (reserve early): Budget Inn 712-263-4500 Park Motel 712-263-4144 Boulders 712-263-2200 Travelodge 712-263-5081 JoMart 712-263-8766 .
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