Trinity Boulger wins Supreme Champion at 2020 4H & FFA Halter Show
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Trinity Boulger had quite the day Monday at the Moffat County Fairgrounds.
Boulger and her horse won Grand Champion of the gelding division in the 4H & FFA Halter Show in the arena at the fairgrounds, before then going on to be named Supreme Champion of the halter show.
The shows were judged by Sandy Thurston, who made the trip to Moffat County for Monday’s show from Powderhorn. Thurston judged each horse in the halter show based upon its conformation, according to the official judging handbook for halter shows. Conformation is defined as the physical appearance of an animal due to the arrangement of muscle, bone and other body tissue.
Aside from Boulger’s exploits Monday, Torin Gray was named Reserve Champion in the geldings class, while Jolene Rhyne and Michael Voloshin were named Grand Champion and Reserve Champion, respectively, in the mare division.
Rhyne was named Reserve Supreme Champion.
In total, 10 geldings and four mares were shown Monday.
For more information on the upcoming schedule for the 2020 Moffat County Fair schedule, click here.
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Chance Knez leads his gelding into the arena Monday morning during the 4-H & FFA Halter Show at the 2020 Moffat County Fair.
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Torin Gray trots his gelding around the arena Monday morning during the 4-H & FFA Halter Show at the 2020 Moffat County Fair.
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Katie Jo Knez trots her horse around the arena during the 4-H and FFA Halter Show Monday morning at the 2020 Moffat County Fair.
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Trinity Boulger works with her horse through the 4H and FFA Halter Show Monday morning at the 2020 Moffat County Fair.
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Payton Voloshin eyes the judge during the 4H and FFA Halter Show Monday morning at the 2020 Moffat County Fair.
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