In its early years, the event would take place in the town district behind the school and old library. It truly was a community and social event, rich in tradition and southern charm. Like most small-town experiences, a place where families, children and friends would come together to enjoy the day and each other’s company. Homemade baked goods and crafts were brought in to share. Delicious Chuckwagon style meals were provided for the enthusiastic crowds and participants. Music, dancing, and singing featured by local groups and bands were enjoyed by all. For the sporting event itself, both horse and riders were all tested and measured for their skills and style. Starting in the early morning hours, it would continue thru out the day and into the dark of night. Truly a community event guaranteed to excite and be remembered!