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Youth, adults both shine at Grant Berg Memorial


by sue carter / for the horsetrader


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EMECULA — The Southern California Reined Cow Horse


Association each year honors Grant Berg at its July show. The club focuses on youth rid- ers, and entry fees are waived for youth riders at this show. SCRCHA believes that by sup- porting our youth, it instills a love for the sport of cow horse and assures the sport’s health into the future. This year’s Grant Berg Memorial Show had a great turnout with some surpris- ingly moderate temperatures. July in Temecula can be bru- tally hot, so participants were pleasantly surprised with cool- er temps this year. The cuting, herd work and


Ruby Robbins rode Kelly Hannon’s Wreckless Rey to the Non Pro Spectacular title at the 2025 SCRCHA Grant Berg Memorial July 4-6 at Green Acres Ranch.


ranch classes took place on Friday, and were followed by a fun and well-atended barbe- que at the Rich Ranch, located about a mile from Green Acres


Hailey Harrison and Soula Shining Star took the Junior Youth Boxing title Alex Zingg and Uno Im Smart won Limited Open Bridle and Youth Fence.


Danger Dingo photo


Danger Dingo photo


Danger Dingo photo


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