Legendary Las Vegas trio Trifecta to play during annual Cowboy Open House

LAS VEGAS - July 19, 2015 - PRLog -- Las Vegas trio Trifecta, featuring legendary local musicians Gary Powell, Bob Baker and Ron Gouge will give a free concert to wrap-up the Horses4Heroes third annual FREE open house, campfire and concert, Saturday, July 25.  The open house is from 9 to noon at the Horses4Heroes Community Equestrian Center, located within Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs, campfire and concert starts at 6 pm.  Park admission is $6 per car, free with Military ID.

"Over the past 60 years, the members of Trifecta have played with the best, including Bobby Vinton, The Platters, Vernell Brown, Jr., and Bill Bailey, and they are donating their time to play for the community and show their support for Horses4Heroes, our troops, veterans, First Responders, and their families," said Sydney Knott, Horses4Heroes president and CEO.

Free activities during the morning open house include stick-horse barrel racing, tractor races, barnyard visits, "panning for gold," Dress like a Cowboy, vaulting demonstrations, face painting, and butter-making in the Dairy Barn.  Half-price guided trail rides, $5 corral horseback rides and vaulting will be offered as well.  For information and directions call 702.885.1943 or visit www.theranchlasvegas.com.

Horses4Heroes is the nation's premier non-profit equestrian support group for the military, veterans, First Responders and their families.  Through its growing national network, the organization provides low-cost recreational and instructional activities for all ages and all riding levels and free health and wellness programs for veterans with PTS/MST/TBI, victims of domestic abuse and violence, at-risk youth, and foster children and teens.  The organization opened its flagship facility, the Horses4Heroes Community Equestrian Center at Tule Springs, in March 2014.

The National Day of the Cowboy non-profit organization works to contribute to the preservation of America’s cowboy and pioneer heritage, so that the history and culture which the National Day of the Cowboy bill honors, can be shared and perpetuated for the public good, through education, the arts, celebrations, gatherings, rodeos, and other community activities.  The NDOC flag flies in 30 states and 6 countries and flew to the International Space station and back aboard the Discovery Space Shuttle. It also flew above the barracks of 'Desert Cowboys' in Iraq and Afghanistan.