The second Region 4 Fall Festival was held recently at the Missouri State Fairgrounds in Sedalia, Missouri. Exhibitors from Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas attended the event which included Open Gaited Breed Model and Versatility Classes along with Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Performance classes. One dollar from each entry fee will be donated to Make-A-Wish Missouri.
Hosted by the Kansas City Regional Fox Trotting Horse Association and the St. Louis Fox Trotters, organizers were very pleased with the support for the show. “The enthusiasm and support from exhibitors and trainers for the show has been tremendous,” shared Amber Wilson, member of the Region 4 Fall Festival planning team. “We continue to get positive feedback on the atmosphere of the show and the quality of the facility.”
Open 4 Year and Older Champion, King’s Creole Queen owned by Becky Bailey and shown by David Ogle.
This feedback has led the planners to already announce the 2018 show date. “We encourage everyone to put September 29, 2018 on their calendars,” shared Amber. The show will again be held at the Missouri State Fairgrounds in Sedalia, Missouri.
Result Highlights:
Trainer Hi Point: Geno Middleton
Versatility Hi Point: Charming Missouri Beau ridden by Barb Middleton
Pleasure Hi Point: Charming Missouri Beau ridden by Barb Middleton
Open 2 & 3 Year Old Open Champion: Party Central ridden by Randy Williams
Ladies and Mens Champion: She’s Something Special ridden by Janice Patterson
Youth Champion: Peggy’s Packin Aces M ridden by Jaclyn Pearson
Open Amateur Specialty 5 years and Older Champion: General’s Golden Warrior ridden by Jan Alford
Open Amateur 4 year old Champion: Heaven Is Grand ridden by Brian Levillie
Open Amatuer 5 Years and Older (will canter) Champion: Heaven Help Us ridden by Debbi Levillie
Open 4 and Over Champion: King’s Creole Queen ridden by David Ogle
Region 4 Champion: A Siren’s Shadow ridden by Ruth Moore
*Featured Image: Region 4 Champions Class winner, A Sirens Shadow and Ruth Moore. Owned by Ruth and Jessica Moore of Belton, MO. Photo by Marty Maynard.
