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Oak Grove Girl Competing For National Barrel Racing Title
July 17, 2016
A North Escambia girl is competing this week for national barrel racing title.
Lelia Mason of Oak Grove, a fifth grader at Molino Park Elementary School, and her horse Scoot are in Perry, GA, to compete with 2,200 youth from across the country who qualified for the 2016 National Barrel Horse Youth World Finals. Scoot, the horse, is owed by Kathy Braddock of Century.
Mason, 10, said she promised to bring pride to the local community by exhibiting a Godly attitude, good sportsmanship and great horsemanship.
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3 Responses to “Oak Grove Girl Competing For National Barrel Racing Title”
GOOD LUCK & GOD BE WITH YOU,LEILA !
Leila has been working hard for this race. She is sweet, kind and very well mannered
We want her to enjoy this event & have a safe ride. She is a prime example of what every young lady should be
that is so wonderful.im to see a young girl do those kind of things.we wish her so well.if girls would do that instead of having babies at a young age they would be alot better off.so proud of you girl. shes got talent for sure.