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Jim Grech on Shining Boon Chick scorched the $1,000- added Novice Horse Non Pro Level 2 class with a 72. The toasty aſt ernoon tem-
David Hanson piloting Xtra Dream Step, owned by Buff y Trinchero.
peratures didn’t hold back the entries in the last class of the day, with nearly 30 riders entering the WCRHA Two-handed Bridle. The class went to Mike Boyle, riding his own Sunset Nite. Day two opened in the cool morning hours with the Novice Horse Open Levels 1 and 2. Padilla rode to the win in both classes on Tobyann Faingold’s Spangled Desire with a blister- ing score of 73. David Hanson placed close behind in both classes on diff erent horses with identical scores of 72.5. In Level 1, he piloted Xtra Dream Step owned by Buff y Trinchero and in Level 2, it was with Diane Saunder’s newly purchased mount, Okie Paul Coyote. As the day warmed up, so did
Steven Allen, Jr. won the Short Stirrup class on Fri Dee Nite Twist.
Boom Box Dancer and Kimball Griffi th carried away the blue ribbon in the Primetime Open.
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