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Cornerstone Cowboy Challenge Series
www.cornerstonehorsemanship.com
Cornerstone Horsemanship announces the 2010 Cowboy Challenge Series at their farm in Reva, Virginia. The first Challenge of the series will be July 3, with a cookout afterwards. Cowboys and cowgirls will compete to prove their horsemanship skills against obstacles of all kinds. The course will be different for each event and made up of natural and manmade obstacles designed to challenge your skills and the skills of your horse. The Challenges are open for riders of all ages and for any breed of horse or mule. To keep the events competitive there are open, amateur, and youth divisions. Each individual event will have a 50% payback, and points will accumulate for year end trophies and prizes in each division. Open and amateur entry fees are $25, and the youth (18 & under) entry fee is $15. Participants must wear casual western attire and boots with heel. Western tack and a cowboy hat or a helmet is required. Horses over 5 years old must be ridden one handed with a shank bit.
The events will be held on the following dates: July 3rd, August 7th, September 4th, October 9th, and November 6th. Each will begin with a walk through of the course at 9:30 A.M. For more information contact Charles or Michele Pellham at 540-292-5213 or go to the website at www.cornerstonehorsemanship.com.
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