Student Showcase
Samantha Henricks
Season 7 Episode 8 | 2m 2s
Samantha Henricks competes and wins in equestrian events with her mule Rachel.
Samantha Henricks is 18 years old and has been riding and showing mules since she was able to walk. "My mule CR Rachel and I have won multiple buckles and medals in High School Equestrian Team (OHSET), Jackson County 4-H, Mule Shows, and Open Horse Shows. In May of 2013 I won the title of "World Champion Youth 14-17" at Bishop Mule Days on Rachel."
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Student Showcase is a local public television program presented by SOPBS
Funding provided by Peter Sage, long-time supporter and previous board member of SOPTV, Dr. John Unruh & Betty Unruh Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation and the Josephine County Cultural Coalition.
Student Showcase
Samantha Henricks
Season 7 Episode 8 | 2m 2s
Samantha Henricks is 18 years old and has been riding and showing mules since she was able to walk. "My mule CR Rachel and I have won multiple buckles and medals in High School Equestrian Team (OHSET), Jackson County 4-H, Mule Shows, and Open Horse Shows. In May of 2013 I won the title of "World Champion Youth 14-17" at Bishop Mule Days on Rachel."
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