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Tucson Arabian Classic All Arabian Horse Show |
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The Tucson Arabian Classic Horse Show, formerly known as the Old Adobe Classic, will be held in April at
Rillito Downs Race Park. The show is being held in cooperation with the
Sabbar Shrine who are noted for their support of the national Shrine hospitals,
which provide leading edge service for young orthopedic and burn patients at
no cost. The show will begin on
Thursday, April 19th and runs through Saturday, April 21st. A variety of
premiums will be offered including cash prizes, custom made saddles and silver
belt buckles. A full range of Arabian horse competitions will be offered in
three separate arenas especially designed for this event. Breeding horse
classes, performance classes, Dressage, Cutting and Reining are being offered
along with a full schedule of English and Western classes. Call (520)
760-0682 for a premium book. On Friday, April 20th at 7 p.m.
the Sabbar Shrine will host a benefit dinner and dance with live
entertainment in the Rillito Clubhouse. The cost of the dinner is $18 per
person. Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling Sabbar Shrine at (520)
624-2509 or the Arabian Horse Owners Foundation at (520) 760-0682. Tickets
will also be available for purchase at the show office beginning Thursday,
April 19th. Immediately following the
dinner, the Black Stallion Literacy Project will be presenting an Equestrian
Extravaganza featuring Walter Farley's famous Arabian, the Black Stallion.
Everyone raised with the magic of Walter Farley's books such as "Little
Black, A Pony" and "The Black Stallion" knows how Farley was
able to excite the imaginations of children of all ages. Now, the Black
Stallion Literacy Project has combined the gift of hard cover copies of these
great books with the first grade "hands on horses" literacy program
and the fourth grade program, which encourages children to "stretch
their imagination into the arts." The magic of this celebration
begins at 8 p.m. with over 1,400 local students in an event to kick off the
Black Stallion Literacy project in their own schools. Enjoy this all ages
show with a live performance by the Black Stallion and many other specially
trained horses and their trainers. The show promises to be an evening of pure
entertainment and enjoyment for the entire family! General admission tickets
for the show are available through the Arabian Horse Owners Foundation at
(520) 760-0682 or at the show office beginning Thursday, April 19th. Admission to the horse show and
parking at the show grounds is FREE to all spectators. |
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