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Cow Palace Dates Have Changed; Other News



 

The Grand National Rodeo & Horse Show (Cow Palace), San Francisco, California, announces a change of dates to April 5-7, 2007. This is a special, truly unique, horse show experience for Saddlebred, Hackney, and Friesian exhibitors. Ten-thousand people attend the rodeo performances and will be there watching the horse show as well.

 

Several special incentives are being offered:

 

  • All who are showing in the parade class will get their entry fee paid for and a free stall.

§         Exhibitors showing at BOTH Cow Palace and Monterey with the same horse will be entered in a drawing for $2,000 while trainers will receive an entry in their own raffle for a flat screen TV for each horse that shows at both.

Steve Allred, Winston-Salem, N.C., will be judging Saddlebreds, Friesians and Hackney ponies.

 

Please plan to join us for everything great that this show offers:

 

  • All indoors—no weather worries.
  • Cowboys!  Cowgirls!  Bull riders, Buckin’ broncs, laser light shows, wonderful on-site shopping and……….Jumbotron!
  • World class dining, shopping, and tourist attractions nearby in San Francisco.
  • Great hotel rates.  See www.cowpalace.com
  • Facilities are available for those needing to layover before Monterey.
  • Free seating is available to exhibitors by presenting back numbers to the ticket office.  Or for box seats, you may contact the Cow Palace ticket office at (415) 404-4100.
  • The best hospitality room anywhere—plenty of eats, yummy snacks, goodies & the coffee’s always on.
  • A groovy prize if you win “the game”. No hints, you’ll find out when you get there.
  • The coveted Grand National belt buckles are awarded in most stakes classes.

Remember to bring your cowboy boots!

 

For more information please contact Dorene Will, horse show secretary at (415) 404-4100 or visit www.cowpalace.com.

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