Hayne Clifton and My Reason To Believe picked up the reserve win. She directed Spent A Fortune to the junior exhibitor win. Mallory Greaves took another five-gaited entry owned by her father to the winners circle. Laurel Nelson earned the reserve in the championship aboard Callaway's Annie C as well as earning the red ribbon in the qualifier behind Reneaux Collins and The Cunningham. Reed had her own victory pass to enjoy aboard Olympic Fire in the Amateur Five-Gaited Championship under the direction of the Kalarama Farm. Vickie Reed and her Callaway's Misha were the reserve winners in the class.
Dianna Rannells led Another Man's Treasure to the Ladies Five-Gaited title for co-owners Knight and the Jean McLean Davis Trust. George Knight Stables enjoyed a fantastic weekend of winners. The five-gaited competition may have ended with a somber moment, but the rest of the week was filled with excitement. Classes were filled with Louisville caliber entries and Don Judd and Maria Gilman had their work cut out for them to mark the cards. Brothers Gary and Mason were also in the crowd to witness the special family moment.Īll week long the Harrodsburg oval witnessed incredible horse after incredible horse. When Melissa met her sister in the winners circle to wish her congratulations, you could almost feel Tom's presence. The class was exciting with eight nice horses in the ring including the much talked about Adelita, owned by David Rudder and ridden by Larry Hodge. Melinda was on Mallory Greaves' five-gaited mount Lucrative, but she rode up the ramp like it was the reigning World's Champion. Daughter Melissa Moore was on hand to accept the accolades and daughter Melinda Moore was in the warm up ring, barely able to contain her emotions, as the announcer read the tribute. Saturday night just before the stake class, Moore was honored with a moving tribute to his many accomplishments in the American Saddlebred industry.
This year, his absence was felt by all in attendance, but most especially by his family. Another longstanding tradition in Harrodsburg is Tom Moore in the ring at the Mercer County Fair. The Mercer County Fair and Horse Show is a longstanding tradition in Harrodsburg, Ky.
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