Thursday, October 6th 2022, 8:40 pm
Men and women of all ages from across the country are meeting in Oklahoma City to see how their Morgan horse competes against the best of the best at the Grand National and World Champion Morgan Horse Show.
This year’s competition marks 50 years, but the week of rides leaves many wanting to return.
“There are people in these stalls that are in their 70s that haven’t missed a Grand National yet,” Taylor River Farm trainer Sarah Gove said.
“It’s the family reunion for the Morgan family,” said C.A. Lee III with the Grand National and World Championship Morgan Horse Show.
Lee said there are over 1,000 horses signed up for the competition.
The event is free for the public to go out to the OKC Fairgrounds. You’ll be able to see many different disciplines riding on Saturday.
For more information on the show, click here.
Tevis Hillis, a proud Oklahoma native, anchors the weekend morning news. She also covers breaking news, education, and topics relevant to people in their 20s for her weekday audience. In addition to her on-air role, Tevis is an adjunct professor for OU Nightly, mentoring over 160 students each semester.
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