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check of $1590. David was also second in open for total winnings for the day of $3495. Not bad for a $175 entry fee. Sunday to wrap things up was the
Merial Green and Limited Hunter under Saddle Futurities Mya Childers and Wisely Zipped up were winners in the limited winning $944 and Vicki Holt on All That Fancy won $2160 for the open championship. Leslie Lange also a win- ner! She won the ballon race for Sr. Hunter under Saddle exhibitors and packed up a 55” flat screen also. Throughout the week Garrett Cooper
and Cheney Huls hosted the Banks ranch giveaways dispersing over $5000 worth of electronics playing Lets Make A Deal, Minute to win it and pin the tail on the horse .Blue Ribbon Custom Tack and
Rios of Mercedes randomly gave away 26 pairs of Custom Sun Circuit limited edition Full Quill Ostrich Boots. For a complete list of giveaways and the won- derful sponsors who contribute so much to the success of Sun Circuit go to Sun
Circuit.com . Circuit Champions, All Around and special award winners as well are posted at the web site. Each weekend the Farnam free
clinic series featured many of the greatest horseman. Attendees were treated to an hour from each of the clinicians at no charge. The 2012 Sun Circuit recorded 15224
AQHA entries up from 13982 in 2011. Stalls were up by 160 and the Sun shined for all 12 days of the event.
22 . March 2012 .
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