State teen wins national championships Downsville
16 year old Forrest Johnson of Dunn County earned national titles at the International Pinto Horse Show in Oklahoma City riding F.J. s Calomel. He claimed three championships and multiple ribbons across open and youth classes, with Mellie the Pinto mare contributing national points toward a supreme championship. The Johnsons juggle a beef ranch life and ongoing Pinto shows in Minnesota, maintaining a strong homegrown program and aims for more horse proficiency honors.
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Quarter Horse racing speed test outlined at state fair
A study presented by Doyle Wilson at the American Society of Animal Science meeting details a genetic method to predict beef sire superiority using racing performance and progeny data. Based on 182,636 starts from 1981 to 1983 across four distances, the method will expand to about 1.3 million starts since 1965. The Dunn County 4-H horse show is set for Aug. 23 at the Recreation Park with an Aug.16 entry deadline.
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