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Jackson wins prestigious horse show in bid against Vegas
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JACKSON - The Jackson Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) scored an equestrian coup when the 30,000-member National Appaloosa Horse Club decided to hold its prestigious annual 13day show in the Capital City, beginning in 2008.
The major show, expected to attract some 2,000 horses and their 4,000 handlers, is expected to boost the economy by $1 million per day and help attract bigger business from other notable equestrian shows. It represents one of the Mississippi Fairground's healthi...
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Jackson wins prestigious horse show in bid against Vegas.
Mississippi Business Journal
; JACKSON -- The Jackson Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) scored an equestrian coup when the 30,000-member National Appaloosa Horse Club decided to hold its prestigious annual 13-day show in the Capital City, beginning in 2008. The major show, expected to attract some 2,000 horses and their 4,000
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Jackson wins prestigious horse show in bid against Vegas
The Mississippi Business Journal
; JACKSON - The Jackson Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) scored an equestrian coup when the 30,000-member National Appaloosa Horse Club decided to hold its prestigious annual 13day show in the Capital City, beginning in 2008. The major show, expected to attract some 2,000 horses and their 4,000
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Seminole Wind Horse Club
Seminole Tribune
; Weeks, Judy Seminole Tribune 03-19-2004 For many years, the Seminole Tribe of Florida has practiced community awareness around their reservations. They have become involved in not only civic projects, but schools, clubs and sporting events. This has helped to develop an understanding relationship
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Horses strut their stuff at Expocentre show
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; Dena Kelly, the show's announcer, spoke into her microphone, telling the riders to jog, a command that brought the horses to a moderately fast walk and not the bouncy, thumping ride one might expect. Then Kelly told the riders in the sand-filled, fenced-in oval to lope, which turned out to be a
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Horse club family day to support riding ring repairs
Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
; WATERFORD - A local horse club is holding its first Fall Family Day on Sept. 29 to raise funds to repair a horseback riding ring at the Waterford World's Fair fairgrounds on Green Street. The day is set to begin at 10 a.m. at the Waterford fairgrounds, continue all day and conclude with a
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 "Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK)")
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Horse club set to mark half century.
Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK)
; ... information on the Oklahoma Arabian Horse Club. Copyright (c) 2006, The Daily Oklahoman Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Business News. For reprints, email tmsreprints@permissionsgroup.com, call 800-374-7985 or 847-635-6550, send a fax to 847-635-6968, or write ...
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4-H horse club to meet again Jan. 2
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; The 4-H Rough Riders Horse Club will hold its reorganizational meeting Jan. 2 at 7 p.m., at the Zion Church of Christ, New Providence. Children 8 to 18 years of age are welcome to attend and join. For more information, call Deb Anspach at 786-9324 or Cindy Fairchild at 394-5161.
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DeHass Won't Let Young Cowboys Grow Up To Be Babies
Seminole Tribune
; Kenny, Colin Seminole Tribune 04-14-2000 DeHass Won't Let Young Cowboys Grow Up To Be Babies By Colin Kenny HOLLYWOOD -- David DeHass puts three-year-old grandson Nicholas in the bucking chute on top of a 300-pound, two-year-old, horned bovine named "Baby Calf." The chute gate opens and out comes
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CITY COUNCIL AWARDS CONTRACT FOR WORK ON OVERHOLSER PEARL
The Journal Record
; A $296,170 contract for Phase I improvements to the Overholser Pearl in the String of Pearls project was awarded Wednesday to Southwest Paving Co. of Oklahoma City by the Oklahoma City Riverfront Redevelopment Authority. The item will be submitted to the Oklahoma City Council for concurrence, but
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Sushi Bandit is safe new site for young girls.(Family Times)(Webwise)
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; Young surfers can only reap the benefits of creative companies that flock to the Internet to showcase talents. Sushi Bandit uses the Internet to attract potential television producers to its brand of youth entertainment while providing children with a safe, interactive area on line. Sushi Bandit
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