Newspaper article:  "Local Girl Wins Illinois Futurity", Adams County, Wisconsin

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"Local Girl Wins Illinois Futurity"
News clipping / Adams County Times 
c. June 1993

Complete article available via e-mail from Erika Hall.

Summary of article:

Memorial Day weekend, 1993, Amanda Hall of Grand Marsh, Wisconsin, 
on May 29, 1993, rode "Brody's Gold" and won the Illinois Spring 
Kickoff Futurity at Pit Run Park near Bloomington, IL. Thirty-four 
nominations competed to place in the top ten in order to race in the
Futurity final. 

Amanda qualified Brodys Gold by setting the second fastest time of the 
day. At the Futurity final, Amanda won by nearly a full horse's length.
     
Amanda was a 1992 graduate of Adams-Friendship High School.  Her 
parents are George Hall of Grand Marsh and Carol Hall of Westfield. 
She attends Highland College as a full-time student with a major in 
Criminal Justice.