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Contributed by: Steve Shultz/YourHub.com on 8/10/2007

The Shiloh River Band, from Sedalia, played some toe-tappin' country rock Aug. 9 at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo in Castle Rock. The band warmed up the audience before the Bull Riders Pro Tour.

The Shiloh River Band are: Kaleigh Schriner, Bruce Hier, Mackenzie Schriner, Terry Schriner, Josh Schriner and Terry "Mitch" Mitchell on bass. SRB leader and founder Terry Schriner is father to Kaleigh, Mackenzieand Josh. Hier is Terry Schriner's cousin.

Read more about the band at their Web site.

There also was a carnival at the fairgrounds that evening. See more carnival photos here and here.
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