1965-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1965 September Voice | Page 24

1965 TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE
NATIONAL CELEBRATION
PARADE OF CHAMPIONS
A VOICE SPECIAL ... for your additional enjoyment we present the Celebration Results in
complete form including a brief outline of the class, how the horses were tied and how they
placed. NOTE: Reproduction of Results NOT checked for clerical errors.
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Wink Groover captured the first blue rib­
bon of the 1965 Celebration with a strong
showing on his prize filly, Bel Aire's Merry
Me Wink worked his way to the head of
this seventy-horse class and walked off with
the top prize. Shadow's Country Girl and
Jack Moorman were near the top on all the
judges’ cards and placed second in the final
tally. Jimmy Waddell, no stranger to blue rib­
bons in this class, guided Shadow's Blue
Angel to the yellow ribbon in this lar^e class
of two-year-olds. The first three horses in
this class were closely tied as each one had
a first place on one of the judge's cards.
This widespread judging emphasizes the num­
ber of outstanding horses in this class.
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WEANLING FILLIES. OF 1 96 5 FOAL
Ebony's Dream repeated her earlier victory
in the Futurity by sweeping the top spot in
this 43 co!t ciass. Shown by Bobby Beech,
this little filly showed many desirable quali
ties for a young colt. Sun Dixie Delight was
the judges’ second choice and promises to
have a bright future for owner A. E. McEwen.
Our Go Boy's Missy, owned by Beech and
Fulton, tied third and displayed her excellent
breeding. This class had some of the best­
looking young fillies seen in a long time and
indicates a bright future for the breed.
FINAL
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2. 646
3. 629
4. 609
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6. 541
7. 845
8. 379
9. 1024
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HORSE
EBONY'S DREAM
SUN DIXIE DELIGHT
OUR GO BOY'S MISSY
IMPALA'S SHADOWETTE
PEARL BLACK ANGEL
CINDY'S DELIGHT
MASTERPIECE LADY
PLAY BOY'S PLAYMATE
SHADOW'S MERRY GIRL
SHADOW'S BAY GIRL
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HORSE
BEL AIRE'S MERRY ME
SHADOW'S COUNTRY GIRL
SHADOW'S BLUE ANGEL
SHADOW'S JET'S LADY
SHADRACK'S FIRST LADY
FLICKA'S SHADOW
SUN'S SEPTEMBER SONG
RHYTHM’S HOT PEPPER
GO BOY'S APRIL LOVE
GO BOY'S AUDREY
RIDER
Wink Groover
Jack Moorman
Jimmy Waddell
R. H. Posey, Jr.
Jimmy Holloway
Carlton Pitts
David Welsh
Paul Whitehead
Paul Smith
Johnny Coker
OWNER & ADDRESS
S. W. Beech, Jr., Lewisburg, Tennessee
A. E. McEwen, Williamsport
Beech & Fulton, Lewisburg. Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Carter, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Engle. Shelbyville, Tennessee
Dr. and Mrs. Dewitt Owen. Jr., Franklin. Tennessee
Clyde Jermgan. Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Cashion Farms, Shelbyville, Tennessee
Dr. R. E. Baney, Kansas City, Missouri
Woods & Endsley. Belfast. Tennessee
GET OF SIRE
Ebony Masterpiece, world's grand champion
in 1962, led five of his get into the ring and
captured the blue ribbon. Led by S. W. Beech,
Jr. and five identically-dressed helpers, Ebony
Masterpiece and his offspring made an im­
pressive picture.
OWNER & ADDRESS
Roy Davis, Calhoun, Georgia
Jack Moorman, Meridian, Mississippi
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Jones, Jackson, Tennessee
R. H. Posey, Jr., Flora, Mississippi
C. D. Maddox Stables, West, Mississippi
D'Leese Williamson. Jackson, Mississippi
Henry E. Snyder, Pittsford, New York
Kibler Farms, Mount Orab, Ohio
L. Frank Roper, Winter Garden, Florida
Martha Martin, Decatur, Alabama
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