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William Jud

A Moment with the Clydesdales
By William Jud
May 4, 2009 - 12:54:19 PM

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Fredericktown, Missouri, almost had celebrities in the annual Azalea Weekend parade.
 
The Clydesdale horses and beer wagon frequently seen in Budweiser beer commercials came to town to be in the parade. Unfortunately, weather caused cancellation.
 
The horses were hitched and the wagon ready to roll when rain started. Quickly, the horses and wagon were returned to their trailers. It seems that the wagon would be damaged by water and surely would get dirty, so away it all went.
 
Fortunately, Judy and I arrived early and got several photos of the horses and wagon getting ready for the parade, and more photos of everything being put away.
 
Bill & Judy Jud
Fredericktown, Missouri










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