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Show Emery County Progress Castle Dale, Utah Tuesday October 28, 2003 5A Emery County Emery Riders compete at State Horse tv Meet 4-- H . l -- a .. rA sV..... W. s in Arpy Langston participates ' the state meet. (test, judg'd and speed events), Amy Langston repeated her placing from last year, taking the fourth place all around spot. She also repeated last years Dakin Allred Meran Allred shows her riding technique at the state meet. Tawn Jewkes takes a jump during competition at the meet. makes pole bending look easy. AnnDee Adams shows top riding form at the meet. ;aura Wright competes in the senior division The Emery County Horsemanship competitions 4-- H ) Ben Toomer took first place, Dakin Allred came in seventh jmve come to a sliding stop for the year. There were 68 enroll-ee- s in the program in 2003, this being the largest number of Members in recent history. The Mate individual competition was held in September and Emery County shined throughout the two day event. Representing Emery County in the senior division were bailey Bolin, Jade Jensen, Jesse and Mandy Langston placed eighth; Trail; Dakin Allred placed fifth, Camie Whittle took seventh and Ben Toomer placed 10th. In the Judged Amy Langston and Laura Wright. The intermediate Jfiyision w as made up of AnnDee Adams, Tawny Conder, Jaeie fasselin, Tawn Jewkes and Cade junior Jensen, Whittle. Turning heads in the junior division were Dakin Allred, Meran Allred, Mandy Langston, Ben tanne Whittle. - Toomer and sc Vi 8 yisft. f. T ' y.O? r ' Jesse Jensen tears things up at the show. Out of 108 junior division competitors, the placings wrere as follows, in the Judged Events: Test; Dakin Allred took first place, Ben Toomer placed fourth and Camie Whittle placed seventh; Fittingand Showmanship; t J All-Arou- Events, Ben Toomer took second place, Dakin Allred took fifth and Meran Allred placed 18th. In the Speed Events: Quadrangle; Ben Toomer finished in fifth place. In Speed, Ben Toomer placed eighth. The winners (including, test, judged and speed events): Ben Toomer wmn the first place winner at State; Dakin Allred took fifth and Meran Allred placed 16th. With close to a 100 competitors in the intermediate division, Cade Whittle took first place in Trail, eighth place in the Judged events and ended up with a respectable 17th place for the (test, judged and speed events). With close to 100 competitors in the senior division: Judged Events; Amy Langston came in at ninth place for the Test, eighth place in the Western Horsemanship, fifth place in Trail and ended up in seventh place for the Judged events. Speed Events: Barrels, Jesse Jensen place seventh; Poles, Jesse Jensen finished in fifth place; Quadrangle, Amy Langston placed fifth; Speed, Amy Langston finished in seventh place, Jesse Jensen came in at ninth place and Jade Jensen finished 17th. For the senior All-Arou- All-Arou- ' Mandy Langston makes her move around the pole. ,4.1' -- v v Jade Jensen and his horse are in top form at the meet. rVr.' v' ' c "Si '5 t ' 4 " K'4 Ben Toomer shows off . VV j'iV nif: A V- - , T, s , his horse in i W A Tr s,'. ; ''M com peti tion. w colors of the flag. Fast times count for every- Cade Whittle took first place performance by receiving the blue ribbons in every event. Other Horsemanship sedivision nior members comat the Utah State Fair in peted the Team Competition. Emery County made up more than half of the region team and finished in second place. Those members were Bailey Bohn, Jade Jensen, Amy Langston and Laura Wright. 4-- H thing. Sit straight with heels down. the trail competion. Summer Horse Show in Fancy trailers and huge trucks. By LAURA WRIGHT Five shows come down to one Hot, dusty summer evenings. Large crowds in small area. big one. Long hours of practice. Late nights go to early morn- Shrill cries from worried horses. Saddles, bridles, halters and clothes. Concessions of drinks and foods. Judges watching every little move. Red, white and blue arent just Bailey Bohn and her competed at state. horse ings. Juniors, Intermediates and Seniors. Smell of horses, hay and competition. Friends are made easily. People helping each other. The wonder of the show ring. |