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Calendar of Events
Winter, spring, summer and fall, Farmer Brown is always doing something!
| 918 SR 92 N Tunkhannock PA 18657 leroyplows@yahoo.com 570-836-8004 |
Please Link to these great sites!
They are of interest in Draft
Horses at work and the
preservation of our planet.
They are of interest in Draft
Horses at work and the
preservation of our planet.
Jim fitting his new harness on Frosty and Bud.
This is a Bowmen Harness all leather.
This is a Bowmen Harness all leather.
www.southerndraftanimaldays.com
Bud and Frosty at SDAFD's 2010
Jim driving! This team is for Sale!
Jim driving! This team is for Sale!
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Attempt to break Guinness World Record
As part of the Horsepower events in 2016, there will be two attempts to
break Guinness World Records The first will be for the greatest number of
mules plowing simultaneously. This will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12.
The first will be for the greatest number of mules plowing simultaneously.
This will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12.
The second record attempt will be for the largest number of draft horses
plowing simultaneously. This event will be held on Saturday, August 13.Only
draft horses will be able to take part in this record. Participants will need to
register details about their animals and the plowing equipment being used.
In order to break the record, the furrow will need to be at least 6 inches
deep. The current record is for 84 draft horses plowing simultaneously for
one minute at an event in the UK held in February 2015. The horse
committee is hoping to have at least 100 draft horses plowing in the event
held during our show.
Anyone with questions regarding this or other Horsepower events may
contact Kelli Kraft at 712-299-4409. Pre-registrations are encouraged.
We will be here all wk. From August 9-15 stop in to say hello!
Update:
We did break the record buy not officialy a storm came in and the camra
man had to stop due to lighting.