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Silent Equestrian and Western Sunday: 1/09/11

Posted on January 9, 2011January 10, 2011 by Red Dirt Kelly

Thank you to  Jeanie Eaton and her Rural Expressions concept by Onetulsa.com for selecting some of her work to share with us this morning.  Her venues consist of, Lazy E Arena, Feather Creek Farm, Tulsa Expo , Claremore Expo and various Breeding Farms across the state.  The events consists of : Hunter Jumper, Dressage, Barrel Racing, Rodeo, Eventing, and Breed Shows.  Jeanie is the webmaster for Oklahoma Dressage Society and Co-Organizer for Tulsa Digital Photography Group. ~ Enjoy your Silent Sunday.

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Category: Art, Oklahoma culture, Photography

1 thought on “Silent Equestrian and Western Sunday: 1/09/11”

  1. Sam Chesnut says:
    January 10, 2011 at 10:58 am

    Excellent, beautiful pictures. Truely Oklahoma is a state of diverse, wonderful interests and opportunities. Thank you Ms. Eaton for your wonderful presentation. To quote a person far more elloquent than I, ” Is this a great state or what?”

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