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L O UI S T. B O W L E S of M a rl b o r o,
T e n n ess e e a n d ri d d e n b y t h e t al e n­
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W al ki n g P o ni es 5 8 ” a n d U n d e r Cl ass
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bl e, o w n e d a n d ri d d e n b y R A Y
B E E C H of B elf ast, T e n n. p r o v e d t o
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p o ni es as h e w al k e d off wit h t h e t o p
s p ot i n a n e nt h usi asti c all y- r e c ei v e d
s h o wi n g. G o B o y ’s VI P wit h o w n e r-
ri d e r D E L M E R L O W E of C h risti a n a.
T e n n ess e e i n t h e s a d dl e w as m u c h
i n e vi d e n c e as s h e ti e d s e c o n d i n a
d et e r mi n e d eff o rt. Bl a c k m a gi c w as
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y ell o w ri b b o n. T his cl ass h a d s o m e
of t h e fi n est W al ki n g P o ni es s e e n i n
a l o n g ti m e a n d w as r e all y a cl os e-
r a n k e d cl ass.
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