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Show Park Record Thursday, August 16, 1990 Page A71 Horse show kicks off county fair Bureau designs new home for fish between two dams by JACK FORISKA Record ataff writer Equestrians of all shapes and sizes kicked off the Summit County Fair on August 11 at the Coalville City Park. The annual Summit County Horse Show began an event filled week, where county residents get their yearly chance to show off their wares and talents. County horsemen and horsewomen spent the day competing com-peting in a variety of events that judged breeding, training skills and different styles of horsemanship. Horses were judged in several halter categories including: paint mares, paint gelding and stallions, quarter horse mares, quarter horse geldings 3 and under, quarter horse geldings 4 and over, stallions all ages, arabian mares, pony mares all ages, pony geldings all ages and other breeds all ages. Horsemanship categories were broken down into sub-categories based on age 10 and under, 11-14, 15-18, 19 and older the categories were: showmanship, bareback equitation, English equitation, English pleasure, western pleasure, western horsemanship, walk trot, pairs western pleasure, and all around champions were named in each age group. There were also egg races in two age categories and a dollar bill race for all ages. The greatest rivalry and closest competion came in the 19 and over category where Nancy Martin of Riverton and Camille Vernon of Hoytsville where neck and neck all the way for the all around championship champion-ship with Martin coming out on top-but top-but not by much. Martin placed higher in points but Vernon finished first in five categories with a second place in three others. Martin's quarter horse mare won "Grand Champion" while Vernon's was named grand reserve in the quarter horse gelding category, that, said fair coordinator, Sharon Layton, was probably the difference. Doug Stone, Martin's dad told the Record that she was the youngest member of the Utah Barrel Racing Association at the age of 12 and has been crazy about horses all her life. "We thought she would grow out of it," said her mother, Marge, "but as you can see 30 years later she's still at it." Darlene Johnson of Bluffdale made a good showing and placed third behind Martin and Vernon. All around champions were named nam-ed in the other age brackets also. For ten and under, Bobby Jo Woodward Wood-ward Kamas, finished first; Joslin Garfield Henefer, second; and Andy An-dy Wools tenhume Oakley, finished third. In the 11-14 division Amberly Clark- Coalville, first; Misty Woodard Kamas, second; and Vicki Grant Hoytsville, third. The 15-18 year olds recorded Christa Stevens Hoytsville, first; Jody Vernon Coalville, second; and Robyn Woolstenhume Oakley, third. This week the fair will continue with country, fine and home arts exhibits ex-hibits to be entered on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Judging of exhibits will be done on Wednesday and Thursday the exhibits will be opened to the public. The livestock show and the Jr. Livestock sale will take place on Thursday with the Clegg Championship Champion-ship Rodeo to follow on Thursday and Friday nights at 8 p.m. The Little Lit-tle Buckeroo Rodeo for children will be on Tuesday and Wednesday night at 7 p.m. The fair parade will be Saturday morning at 10 a.m. following the 5K run that is new to the fair this year at 8 a.m. Race participants will be eligible for a drawing that boasts a grand prize of one nights lodging at the Silver Queen Hotel in Park City and lunch for two at the River Horse Cafe. Other prizes donated by Park Gty merchants are: sunglasses from Jans Sporting Goods, running Dinner 6 a.m. -Midnight 7 days a week MONDAY N Spaghetti Dinner $3.49 Tossed green salad, vegetable, garlic bread. a TUESDAY Chicken-Fried, Steak '$5.15 WhiDDed potatoes, vegetable, tossed green salad, dinner roll A butter, J ' WEDNESDAY Prime Rib 8 ounce $6.95 Baked potato, tossed salad, vegetable, dinner roll f butter. J ':'t a. Camille Vernon of Hoytsville won five first place ribbons and three second, but fell one half point short of winning the all-around at the annual Summit County Horse Show. shoes from Herman's Sports, slippers slip-pers from Wyoming Woolens, a tank top and hat from the Shirt Off My Back, a T-shirt from Rugged Excellence, Ex-cellence, 18 holes of Golf on the Park City Golf Course, two styrofoam coolers from 7-11 and a $10 gift certificate cer-tificate from Dolley's Book Store. Complimentary passes to the Alpine Slide will be given away in the childrens drawing. Deani Vernon, the race drawing coordinator, said, the response from merchants was fantastic and much better than she had expected. The race ends at the Coalville Health Center and the runners and walkers will be treated to a "fruit fest" donated by Albertsons in Park City and the Summit Mercantile in Coalville. Entertainment on the grandstand will be provided from 3-6 p.m on Friday Fri-day and from 2:30-6 p.m. on Saturday. Satur-day. Headlining on the grandstand will be Idaho Cowboy Poet, Rudy Gonzales, the Kismet Belly Dancers and country western singer Kathleen Warner. Other events include an early-bird breakfast at 6 a.m. on Saturday and the Pet Fest at 10 a.m. Friday. A complete list of activities is listed in the paper. .,,f,f a The fair will wind up Saturday night with a demolition derby followed follow-ed by fireworks and a street dance. ratal State Farm's low cost comprehensive coverage and personal service add up to real value in renters insurance. 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