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30 Trail Rider www.TrailRider.com took down the woods as they found lines we mere mortals can never imagine, with Fred rolling into the checkered flag just seconds in front of Trampas. They both were high-fiving and all smiles as they visited a er the finish. It is a real pleasure and a sight to see these two world champions do what they do so well. Third overall was Ricky Parker, winning the PV 200 Expert class. Dennis Burne put in a great ride aboard his Honda, taking the Historic 200 Expert class, while Alan Drane won the Pre-Modern Open Expert class. And before he took out his knee for the weekend, Bob Bean won the PV 70+ Expert class. Saturday Cross Country – Post Vintage With Trampas out tending to promoter du es, Fred Hoess had smooth sailing, winning the PV Overall and the Open Expert class. Coming in second overall was John McLemore aboard his Yamaha to win the 50+ Expert class, and to round out the Saturday over- all PV podium was Neal Ragge winning the 60+ Expert class. Mark Reed put in a great ride, winning the Historic 200 Expert class on his IT175, while his running mate, David Rozell, came in right behind him, taking the Pre Modern Open Expert class win. And my hero, Robert Hicks, aboard his nice Husky, won the Pre Modern Intermediate class. The wom- en had a good turnout for the Saturday PV races of Suzy Moody, Stephanie Daniels, Danielle Ballard, Sheila Monk, and Kristen San Juan. Sunday Cross Country – Vintage Races Again, on a frigid and blustery morning, Mickey Sergeant had the Oklahoma woods figured out, winning the Sunday Vintage Overall.