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Show Open horse show marks end of show season With the conclusion of the Dinah Spurs Annual Open Horse Show on Saturday, June 17, winners for the 1989 Uintah Basin Horse Show Circuit were announced. The circuit is a cooperative effort on the part of Uintah Basin area horse organizations organiza-tions in an attempt to promote better horsemanship and to recognize fine horses regardless of breeds. Participants are not required to be a member of any organization and the shows are open to all breeds. The tally for the 1989 season included: in-cluded: High Point Pare, One Sock Shasta, owned and shown by Melanie Sanna; High Point gelding, Jackets Dandy, owned and shown by Shawna Witbeck; High Point Stallion, Continental Silk, owned and shown by Lance Slaugh; 1989 Weanling tie She's a Peach, owned by Neil and Lisa Fillingim; A Trace of Lace, owned by Gary Witbeck. Halter class winners include: in-clude: Grand Champion Stallion, Continental Silk, owned by Lance Slaugh; Reserve Grand Champion Stallion, Allah Kazim, shown by Gail Benson. Yearling Halter Futurity winners: First place, Irish shown by Dorccn Hunting; second, Justa Monkey Wrench shown by Heidi Murray; third, Gypsy shown by Doyle Harrison. Stallion sire winner, Justa Gypsy Doc owned by Ray Morris. Grand Champion Marc, One Sock Shasta owned by Melanie Sonna; Reserve Champion Mare, 89 Magnolia owned by Gail BarraL Grand Champion Gelding, Red Savage Star, owned by Linda Young; Reserve Champion Gelding, Outrageousncss, owned by Mike w esternaires show se Tlw vklu) love the cxtranf Jinary yfi t;f a h!(:h!y-.LilkJ rtJLr anj a tc'l'lrainfj mount stuniU not ffiM l!,f pctfurnurKC tf the WJenuire h;n !vy return la VcfnJ (r i!.e lL:;..,i.rf Ruuru!i:p JJy 6 R. Tt: par.inn rL'injt lil uu will r;C S,M;:i m Jwr.J W CrftU lie tic C.'iV t.n-c c.ft t ;,U w'-'-rg I': A m lSUtf ' T " '' ' " """"" ' ' '""'""'T I ft V ';; xs3 1?v it I' --si . ? . . . :, i m. m i. ir.t.Vw,.-...'...,,! MIKE HORTON and his colt, Outrageousness, were high point winners in the Uintah Basin Open Horse Show Circuit. Horton. Individuals receiving awards included: in-cluded: Kaihy Shull, High Point Overall; Teresa Staccy, High Point Timed Events; Jessica Jacobscn, High Point Timed Events 12-15; traveling at up speed the complex choreography of Ute drills so vcll-Ufflc4 vcll-Ufflc4 t!ul the stightcit varianec cild mean scrkiu injuries to Uc aninuls anj Uicif riJcft. la s JJiiktn to he ttpiUt huws. a Ef riumtKf will dM dutmg tJ tiSci. Aptly n.imcJ the MiwmrJ Cxj Tm SJ tit lnJi.nl leant, l!.. jvvn t( U'C Jkt h, Ice &3n lr- m t? V M We x S"" d W (J 1 1 ifj! at jJ-;'.h s;j!y tfL'.S.CJ'rfy lr. ty. f.srt tf t!.J m'j I M t'- ' Ct-.e t J 4 1 J t f ti t Wet t r fc-'!-r: r J, J - jfj-i i "X , . - I -, s -1 , ' 1 , ' V ; y I - ' y ! ! Mi M 1 .MiiimmT " 1 1 " " " Audrey Young, High Point Timed Events 11 and under; High Point Judged Events adult, Shcrric Gincs; High Point Judged Events 12-15, Heather Hobbs; High Point Judged Events 1 1 and under, Jaclyn Gincs. pcrfijrmarKCS, the Wcsicmalrcs will host a free ejYretbtkm .s!nw, Saturday, July 8 at 10:30 a m, to 12:15 p.m. The fchow will be performed per-formed at Uic I'muih County Wciicra Taii an4 is a mu-t ft hme kners. H'C Wc-.trnui(c arc cne if tfu- t?.-in" p - lUif fetf -n, i t, liC friei t''-::t i-! c:-.r t'c US, s-1 Ci;U j-4 fca-tt ) c ; 7 0 "l a f . 11 IV i1: J 4.J fp. 6 ; J 1 V I Vernal Classic now open The Vernal Golf Classic Invitational Golf Tournament is now open for those who want to participate on a first come, first served basis. Officials announced last week that the deadline for annual annu-al participants to register had passed and a limited number of slots were being opened to interested golfers. The annual event is one of the three top tournaments in Utah and is a popular stop for such golfing greats as Mike Malaska, Jimmy Blair and Ron Abegglen. The cost of the tournament tour-nament is $40 for the ProAm on Friday and $90 for the two day individual indi-vidual flighted tournament on Sat. and Sun. Golfers must have an established es-tablished handicap. Call Dinaland Pro Shop for more information and registration at 781-1428. lodeo Team Attends Nine members of the Uintah High School Rodeo Team qualified to represent UHS at the state finals in Hebcr June 14-17. Attending from UHS were: Randy Wilkins, son of Rex and Debbie Wilkins, team roping; rop-ing; Nikki Wilkins, daughter of Scoot and Vickie Wilkins, barrels; Cricket Allen, daughter of James and Dixie Allen, team roping calf roping; David Williams, son of Carol Williams, bull riding; Tracey Richens. son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Richens, bull riding; KayDe t--. ?? mVc; A' s v n i - ;u I) 0 1 U :J . J '.L- : rJ f.f.'CCRS OF the UHS H gh Schoool Rodeo team recently participating m state im included: in-cluded: front rcw-Tamrni Kcesne, Tract JacKsen, Dfsndi V,:k:f.s, NM4 W.ikjfts; second i' . y-K list s5995 4 . .-.t w i-9 c ) l"t; .t y is I t rt - t 7 ; ri a t(. -.. . fe.. f- rt t- I - il It '!" . . lliiO NAVIGATOR too S44?L,, J . V met! M "f 1 3 Wednesday, Ju. Miss Coors Rodeo to appear in Vernal Sherry Daniel, a young woman hailing from Irving, Texas will be on hand during the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo to represent a major ma-jor corporate sponsor of rodeo, the Adolph Coors Company of Golden, Colo. Daniel was recently selected to reign as Miss Coors Rodeo and will represent Coors in PRCA events throughout the U.S. When she was young, Daniel rode many horses but left the competing to her sisters, Cindy, a barrel racer and Susan, a bull rider. Her abilities with horses were never in question however, and she claimed the title, Miss Coors Rodeo, rightfully. Daniel travels almost 90,000 miles each year to attend the 45 Chute Out Pallesen, daughter of Raymond and Roxie Pallesen, poles, goat tying, barrels, team roping; Chris Ylinchcta, son of Art and Jill Ylincheta, cutting; Coby Sutton, son of Ned and Lynda Oaks and Jim Sutton, team roping; Rocky Searle, son of Flynn and Marsha Searle, bull riding; Kevin Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Holmes, team roping. Contestants who placed fifth through tenth place were invited to Buy 2 Tires Bucks of Beef REE! $3595 ffrt I ' 4 r: ! t i- ti t ' t Tl -I -I Ml t WIS! Jlltt ''It 4 - - SQ095 ij I - I --- v - ', j; ,. pm J (t ,r, w. - , ' V f ! t , m ,., ' O - ' 1 i . . rt I n - i- - t r . .. , I -- f x mi. 3 :.r ? - St ( I i A r n't 5i I ii. 28, 1989 Ye!T.a! ExfrejJ 23 A-i 4Hj fi Sherry Daniel rodeos. The Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo committee hopes the community com-munity will join them in welcoming Sherry Daniel to Utah. FINALS attend the Nevada Invitational Rodeo in Fallon, Nev. Those individuals indi-viduals included: Randy Wilkins, Nikki Wilkins, Cricket Allen, David Williams, Tracey Richens. Tracey Richens took first place in the second go of bull riding with a score of 76. In addition, he took first place in the average with a total of 203 points scored on three bulls. His exceptional riding qualified him to be an alternate for the National High School Rodeo Finals at the end of July in Pueblo. Colo. row-Ryan Nay, Randy Wiikms, Cncket Allen, Tracey Richens, Rocky Searle; back row-Kevin Holmes, KayDe PaHcicn, Cerey Stubts, Kcc Weil 'Kd, Chns Vl-nchctJ, Davd V.;:.afr.s, -lift r JjKJfinfirU! HIMKF Y , FTR f t St k" ST tt nr 1 I. EXPLORER 400 5, ' 7 4 At : 3 s 1 1 Mi.-1....ll..W.l-.l,lll-..T-....l.llll . -J A I |
