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Trail ride helps mark annual Helldorado Days

April 8, 2007 - 9:00 pm

As part of the Helldorado Days 2007 celebration, Silver State "Old West" Tours is presenting a trail ride through Red Rock Canyon on May 12.

The ride begins with refreshments at Spring Mountain Ranch at 9 a.m. before departing on a three-hour trail ride at 10 a.m. A western barbecue, live entertainment and activities are scheduled

Riders can join the trail ride for $50 or $100 for those who bring their own horse. Space is limited and proceeds from the Helldorado Trail Ride benefit University Medical Center's Trauma Center and the Elks Youth Scholarship Fund.

For details, call 870-1221.

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