Year end awards will be given in

 the Pee Wee & Youth Classes.

 The Open Class will not have

 year-end awards, but will have

 90% pay back every week.

 

 

 

200 Putnam Lake Road ·Kings Mountain·North Carolina

28086 ·704-477-6655

 

The   Double   HH   Ranch   is   located   in  scenic  Kings  Mountain ,  NC .                  

The   ranch   is   easily  accessed  from  Interstate  85  and  Highway 74,     

just  30  minutes  from  Charlotte,  NC, and approximately 30 minutes      

 from  Spartanburg,  SC.   The  Double HH  was established in 1998 and

has become  well  known    for  its  Tuesday  night  barrel  racing  series. 

The series starts up in  April and runs through November of each year.

 The  series  is  followed   by  a   Banquet   with  a  dinner  and an awards

presentation. The presentation  includes:  saddles,  trophies,  and  a  lot

of special awards. The banquet  is  held  in  the  spring  of  the  following

 year.   These  special   moments   are   all   captured   by  a  professional 

photographer     (photoforyou.net)  .    We   also   host   several   rodeo

 associations  such  as   the   NCHSRA   (North   Carolina   High   School  

 Rodeo  Assoc.) and  the  FYRA  (Foothills Youth Rodeo  Assoc.) We  also  host   shows   for  the   N B H A

( National   Barrel  Horse   Assoc. ) ,  events  and  educational  clinics  of  all  kinds .   Boarding   is   also

available. Our facilities include: a Warm up Arena, ( 150 foot round pen)  Show Arena , ( 100  X  200 )

 and Indoor Arena (80 X 80) that can be used to host any Equestrian event you might have in  mind. 

          

   Sponsors:  Windswept Hill Carriages* Huntersville, NC               West End Home and Garden* Vale, NC

                    Equicooling Systems* Mooresville, NC                       Chastain Fence Co.* Kings Mountain, NC

                    Plonk Tire* Kings Mountain, NC                                Hoke Signs and Designs* Lincolnton, NC

  

                                       

 

                                   

 

                                                                                                                                                         

Updated:

Wednesday, July

1, 2009