Day 3–The 2014 Tom Powers Triple Challenge Futurity awarded its biggest checks of the show on Saturday at the Berrien Springs Youth Fairgrounds, including $50,000 in payout for the Maiden Two Year Old Stakes Western Pleasure and $60,000 in the Super Sires Stakes Three Year Old Non-Pro and Limited Non-Pro Western Pleasure classes.
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DAY 2–The Tom Powers Triple Challenge Futurity continued into its second day on Friday with bright sunshine and named several futurity champions and co-champions. The day started with three Longe Line classes followed by Hunter Under Saddle and Western Pleasure classes on the schedule.
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DAY 1–The 2014 Tom Powers Triple Challenge Futurity began Thursday, June 26, with overcast skies and gave way to bright sunshine as the day went on. It was a welcome sight for exhibitors, who had faced flash flooding and heavy rain at the Berrien Springs Youth Fairgrounds in Berrien Springs, Michigan earlier in the week. The show named several futurity champions on its first day.
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