Harper Bright, a second-grade student at Sloman Primary School in Marshall County, recently won the Vegas Tuffest Jr. World Championship in Las Vegas, bringing home a title and over $8,000 in prize money. Her parents brought her riding partner to school so she could show off her skills to her classmates, with her mom expressing pride in her hard work and dedication to the sport.
Bright’s success in horse riding competitions is a dream come true for her and her family, as she has put in countless hours of practice to reach this level of achievement. Her victory on the West Coast is a major accomplishment for the young student, who has shown exceptional talent and dedication in the sport of horse riding.
WAFF 48 congratulates Harper Bright on her impressive win and wishes her continued success in her horse riding endeavors. Her achievement at the Vegas Tuffest Jr. World Championship highlights her skill and determination, making her a source of pride for her school and community in Marshall County, Alabama.
