Tom Powers Results Last Day
Sunday at the Tom Powers Triple Challenge Futurity saw a light schedule that included the youngest and the oldest exhibitor events of the show. From Walk Trot and Lead Line events to the Limited Non-Pro Two Year Old Western Pleasure, Novice Horse Non-Pro Western Pleasure, Two Year Old Non-Pro Western Pleasure to the 50 & Over Western Pleasure, the day offered something for all ages.
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Tom Powers Results Day 3
The third day of the Tom Powers Triple Challenge Futurity saw several open Hunter Under Saddle and Western Pleasure classes as well as Longe Line events, but the Two Year Old Maiden Sale Stakes Western Pleasure was the highlight of the day on Saturday.
Patrick Heeley rode Sleepy N I Know It to win the $20,000 check as the winner of the Two Year Old Maiden Sale Stakes Western Pleasure for owners Scott and Linda Berwick. The pair also earned an additional $3,000 from Harris Silverworks for winning the class while riding in a Harris saddle.
Heeley started working with the sorrel gelding, by Too Sleepy To Zip, in March. “He’s just a good guy – big and strong and so talented,” Heeley said. “He’s very quiet and takes everything in stride. He’s really easy to show.”
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Tom Powers Results Day 2
Busy Second Day at the Tom Powers Triple Challenge Futurity
With 15 futurity classes on the agenda, the second day of the Tom Powers Triple Challenge Futurity saw sunshine and a cool breeze – and finished in time for exhibitors and their guests to have a nice dinner.
After a night of rain, Tom Powers proclaimed the arena “wet but ride-able,” and exhibitors seemed to agree. The first class of the morning, Three Year Old Novice Horse Novice Rider Hunter Under Saddle, had some added excitement when an errant golf cart crashed into the arena. No one was hurt, and the crowd got a good laugh.
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Tom Powers Results Day 1
Limited, Novice, Color and Non-Pro Classes Lead the First Day of the Tom Powers Triple Challenge
Thursday, June 27, dawned sunny and dry for exhibitors at the 2013 Tom Powers Triple Challenge in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Exhibitors competed in a variety of Limited, Novice, Color and Non-Pro events in both Hunter Under Saddle and Western Pleasure divisions.
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