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2009 Kentucky State Fair
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The 106th World's Championship Horse Show at Louisville, KY, is the pinnacle of Saddlebred competitions. ASHA photographer Jen Corcoran gives you an inside look at the competitions, as well as the excitement outside the ring.
Photo by Jen Corcoran. Bono and Linda Fischer won the World’s Champion of Champions Five-Gaited Ladies/Amateur title.
Photo by Jen Corcoran. Call Me Regal and David Blevins lit up the Winner’s Circle for the National Futurity Finals, Three-Year-O
Photo by Jen Corcoran Peter Cowart takes a moment for a friendly exchange with a rail supporter before hearing his number called
Photo by Jen Corcoran Caroline Rose rode Billy Jewel to the $2,500 Five-Gaited Pony Championship.
Photo by Gayle Strickroot Lionel Ferreira takes his victory pass atop Marc Of Charm in the Five-Gaited Three-Year-Old Stallion/G
Photo by Jen Corcoran Alan R. Raun and It’s Dan The Man won the Fine Harness Junior Championship on Thursday night.
Photo by Jen Corcoran Judy McNeish and Invincible Summer speed through their victory pass in the $10,000 Roadster to Wagon Champ
Photo by Jen Corcoran Winners of the annual $20,000 raffle selected their randomly assorted checks at center ring on Thursday ni
Photo by Jen Corcoran Lace’s Last Tango and Priscilla Marconi won the Amateur Fine Harness Championship.
Photo by Jen Corcoran Soquili’s Georgia Kracker and Bob Brison took their victory pass in the $5,000 Junior Three-Gaited Champio
Photo by Jen Corcoran 2008 World’s Grand Champions Sandy Lilly, Peter Cowart and Mary Jane Marcum Orr signed autographs.
Photo by Jen Corcoran Auctioneer Jim Price led the live auction, which included a winning bid of more than $8,000 on a club hous
Photo by Jen Corcoran Auctioneer Jim Price led the live auction, which included a winning bid of more than $8,000 on a club hous
Photo by Marvin Berry Artist Gail Maslyk painted original works for sale during ASHA’s Youth Auction on Thursday.
Photo by U.S.M. James Strickland Scott Matton peruses the silent auction items on Thursday.
