Storm Damage At Tulsa Co. Fairgrounds Forces Pinto World Championship Show To End Early

Damage at the Tulsa County Fairgrounds forced a big horse show to end early.

The weekend storm, which left behind a trail of damage across Green Country, shattered some windows around some of the complexes at the Fairgrounds, and even tipped over a sign in front of the exchange center,

The Pinto World Championship show canceled the rest of its sessions following the damaging storm.

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Video captured by Osage SkyNews 6 shows damage to the roofs of the big barns, as well as some of the horse trailers.

Organizers say they closed early because of the damage and lack of electricity.

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Hundreds of thousands across Tulsa are still without power on Monday morning as crews work to restore service to large parts of the city