Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-07-12
Plan Horse
Show On
Sunday

Oullud/
Final plans are being for
mulated for the big 27 class
AHERA american HorS e
Exhibitors and Riders ASSoci-
atom Horse Show. The char
ity event will take place on
the G e aug a County Fair
grounds this Sunday, July IS.
Beginning at II am. the thrill
packed show will continue af-
ter dark and will be held rain
or shine.
Headlining the program as
Judge of the event will be FL
don j. Fairbanks of PaSad
ena, California. The we'll
known Judge has served in
this capacity at the American
Royal, Indiana State Fair
Colorado State Fair, N e W
Mexico State Fair, Arizona
State Fair, Oregon State Fair
Utah S t a t Fair. He was
Judge three times at the Nat
iOnal Western in Denver and
four times at the Los Angeles
international, Santa Barbara
Horse Show, Del Mar County
Fair, Indio County Fair, San
Ia Barbara All Arabian Show,
Nevada All Arabian Show and
the Junior Cow Palace Horse
Show. He also judged the Cal
itornia State HOrSeman Horse
Show. Other judging assign
mentS included the Sante Fe,
New Mexico Horse Show, Cal
gary, Canada Horse e Show,
Victoria, Canada Horse Show
and Ell PaSo, Texas Horse
Show.
He also selected the horses
for the Tournament of Roses
Parade for the past twenty
years and made their plac-
ingS in the parade.
Mr.. Fairbanks a man in his
fiftieS is a security broker in
Pasadena. He has been a sem
ior judge, recognized by All
SA since 1945
The "All Silver" show will
benefit the Geauga Commu-
nifty hospital building fun d
and is being sponsored by the
Women'S Auxiliary Of the Ge-
auga Community hospital.
Money prizes of $40, S., So,
and So will be given to all
classes Xcept equitation
classes. Championship Plac-
queS will be given in Class
eS 8 (Senior Posse Champion
ship Equitation (Men only)
and II (4-H Championship
Equitation, Englis h and
WeStern) to clubs with the
greatest amount Of points.
Rotating trophies will be a.
Warded to winners Of classes
"A (Western Equitation Jr.
(born 1914 and after and IS
(AHERA G h a m p o nShip
Equitation, English and West
ern). Medals will also be a.
Warded in the AHERA Cham
pionship Equitation cl a 5 S
with a gold medal for 1st
place, silver medal for End
place and a bronze medal for
3rd place.
Day and night stabling is
available for those who desire
it, and two persons will be
admitted free e with each
horse. One can of Geauga
County Maple Syrup will be
given to a lucky rider in each
class with 10 or more entries.
Home cooked food will be
served all day by the Geauga
Community hospital Women'S
Auxiliary.
Special featured attractions
during intermiSsionS will be
the Chagrin Valley Hunt club
horses and hounds and the AL
ader M j n i a ture Schnau
zer Drill Team from Chagrin
Falls.
Fred Austin, noted photo
grapher from Chardon will be
on hand to photograph a Ii
winning entries in color. 9th
er entries desiring a photo
graph can m a k e arrange
mentS with Mr.. Austin any
t m e throughout the day.
Photos C an be purchased
from the photograph either in
black and white or in color.
Box seats are still available
and can be reserved or pur-
chased through Mrs. Herbert
Craig, president of the Geau-
ga Community Hospital Wo-
mems Auxiliary.