Roosevelt Standard | 1955-11-24 | Page 4 | Forrest Hancock's Young Mare Wins Top Spot Show

Forrest Hancock's Young Mare Wins Top Spot At Show Mary's Upstart, a registered quarter horse filly, belonging to Forrest Hancock of Pleasant Valley came home a blue-ribbon winner in the recent Golden Spike National Na-tional Stock Show at Ogden. Nearly Near-ly 200 horses from the Intermoun-tain Intermoun-tain states participated in the show. The young filly, Mary's Upstart, has been shown in five show.'; the past seven months. She received blue ribbons at the Vernal and Ogden shows, and the Duchesne County Fair. At the latter horse-show horse-show which was a part of the fair, Mary's Upstart was declared the1 grand champion of all cla, received a trophy as thT and over all breeds. At the LWlnmir i show last spring she rate (T ribbon, and at the state f.h,te Salt Lake, she was awarted -V" ribbon. u a red ',, Mr. Hancock, who is a Iful farmer and rancher in PuCeSs- j Valley, purchased Mary's i ?nt ' at the Denver National stocl T si rt ' last January at the a S ! i months. She ,s now 19 months old