Scenes from Lexington – Thursday
Friday, July 14, 2006

Check out Thursday Morning’s show results here and Thursday Evening’s results here.

The Gaited Gallery at the Lexington Junior League Horse Show offers oodles of temptations and goodies!

Offering artwork, fine and fashion jewelry, clothing ranging from cocktail dresses to t-shirts to furs, riding suits and accessories, interior décor, delectable sweets, and more, the Gaited Gallery is the perfect place to while away a bit of time during those pesky rain showers... or any time! Some of these vendors are familiar faces to regular horse show goers; some are unique to Lexington Junior League.

Here are just a few of those treats and temptations!

Corbett-Frame Jewelers

Regency Furs

Andy’s Equine Art – Andrea Hartmeyer Johns
the artist for this year’s official horse show poster

Frierson’s Custom Riding Apparel

Sweet Sensations – coffee cakes

EWS Thunder, LLC – rustic home décor

Paul DeLott Co. – personalized china, gifts, etc.

Parisienne – ladies fine apparel & accessories

Jessie Pettie Watercolors

Churchwell’s Jewelry

White Horse Jewelry

Junior League – official horse show logo items

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