1965-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1965 September Voice | Page 48

Confederate Raider and Mrs. Robert Schlei
cher repeated their 1964 Celebration victory
in this class with a thrilling ride to the blue
ribbon. Raider is one of the great old geld­
ings of the breed and he shows no signs of
letting up. Magic Knight with Marjorie Gill
doing the riding tied the red ribbon over a
whole host of top contenders. Marjorie and
her horse were not spectacular but rather
they stuck right in there and performed well
in all gaits. Dr W. H. Hill had The Falcon D
flying high and flew away with the third spot
in this 51-entry class. This big class had all
the ingredients of a stake class and the riders
responded with a good show, much to the
delight of the crowd.
FINAL
1. 978
2. 75
3. 959
4. 955
5. 107
6
1179
7. 865
S. 7
9. 1257
10. 225
HORSE
CONFEDERATE RAIDER
MAGIC KNIGHT
THE FALCON D
PERFECT PRECISION
COLLEGE BOY
HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
GO BOY’S BLAZE
SUNDUST’S MAGIC
BALD EAGLE
SUN'S DIRTDOBBER
RIDER
Mrs. R. Schleicher
Marjorie Gill
Dr. W. H. Hill
W. T. Baynard
Charles Warren, Jr.
Paul Randolph
Ralph Deutsch
Kay McCoy
Carolyn Heinz Knight
Nan Tidwell
OWNER-AMATEUR,
WALKING GELDINGS. ANY AGE
JUDGE
WISE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
JUDGE
MARY
978
107
75
955
1179
866
7
1257
833
959
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
REFEREE
ORTON
1.
75
959
955
866
225
978
1355
7
199
531
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
955
978
75
959
1177
1179
107
7
199
531
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
866
1355
1257
225
833
OWNER & ADDRESS
Mrs. Robert Schleicher, Gary, Indiana
Marjorie Gill, Louise, Mississippi
Dr. W. H. Hill, Atlanta, Georgia
W. T. Baynard, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Charles Warren, Jr., Fayetteville, N. C.
Randolph Farms, Clearwater, Florida
Ralph Deutsch, Asheboro, North Carolina
Kay McCoy, Mobile, Alabama
Melvin C. Heinz, Selma. Alabama
Short Stables, Como, Mississippi
WALKING STALLIONS.
A unanimous choice on all three judges'
cards, Triple Threat gave the crowd a con­
vincing performance in all three gaits. This
big bay stud, with Doug Wolaver in the sad­
dle, proved to be just too much for the other
contenders as he swept his way to the blue
ribbon. Steve Hill piloted Go Boy's Royal Heir
to the number two spot in this class full of
talented stallions. Steve kept his horse in gear
and never faltered in tying reserve. Crowd
favorite Sam Paschal on high-stepping Johnny
Midnight put on a brilliant display to tie third.
Sam and Johnny Midnight really brought the
crowd to its feet when the judge called for
the running walk, as they flew by many of the
other horses with relative ease.
FINAL
1. 29
2. 1 HORSE
TRIPLE THREAT
GO BOY'S ROYAL HEIR RIDER
Doug Wolaver
Steve Hill
3. 10
4. 684
5. 825
6. 1192
7. 896
8. 246
9. 929
10. 503 JOHNNY MIDNIGHT
GUNSMOKE'S SON
GO BOY'S SUN DUST
CHAMPAGNE JET
MYSTERIOUS SHADOW
GO BOY’S BLACK JACK
OUR SHADOW
CITATION'S FIRST CHANCE Sam Paschal
Buddy Hugh
Bud Dunn
Boyd Hudgins
Buddy Black
Jimmy Waddell
Preach Fleming
Joe Webb
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FOUR YEARS OLD AND OVER
JUDGE
ORTON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
JUDGE
WISE
29
1
10
825
684
1192
896
246
929
503
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
REFEREE
MARY
29
1
684
10
825
503
896
1353
803
929
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
29
10
684
1
1353
825
318
57
246
929
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11.
12.
13.
14.
896
1192
503
803
OWNER & ADDRESS
Joe Wright, Nacogdoches, Texas
Clark & Duncan, Beverly Hills, California &
Inverness, Mississippi
Gribble & Eaton, McMinnville, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Barkley Brock, Clinton, Missouri
Janice Henry, Russellville, Alabama
Fieldstone Farm, Macon, Georgia
Mrs. Joe Baugh, Franklin, Tennessee
Capt. and Mrs. E. A. Self, Mobile, Alabama
R. D. Keene, Orlando, Florida
Jack McBrayer, Dothan, Alabama
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WALKING PONIES, 58” AND UNDER
Sun's Glory Boy, 1964 world’s champion
pony, carried pretty little Jan Wright to the
winner's circle with a sterling performance
before a large Celebration crowd. Jan cap­
tured the top spot on two of the judges’ cards
and showed her horse to perfection in taking
the blue. Stephen Dunn on Sun's Gold Dust
provided plenty of stiff competition for the
winners in this class as he tied second in
the 31-entry class. Gold Dust made a strong
run at the blue and drew the crowd’s applause
for a determined showing. Tying third with a
fine exhibition was Power Pack with Gene
Renfroe in the saddle as he kept the class
close through the final turn.
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FINAL
1. 756
2. 826
3. 1335
4. 688
5. 7 87
6. 855
7
1189
8. 332
297
9
10. 438
PONY
SUN’S GLORY 80Y
SUN'S GOLD DUST
POWER PACK
BLACK THUNDER
GO BOY’S LADY LOU
GO BOY S INK SPOT
GO BOY’S HOT SHOT
MIGHTY LITTLE FELLA
SHADOW’S IMP
BORUM5 GOLD BOND
RIDER
Jan Wright
Stephen Dunn
Gene Renfroe
Chuck Chitwood
Rusty Trapp
Kenny Hale
Merrill Talbot
Liz Kyle
Debbie Fowler
Bethany Warren
JUDGE
ORTON
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
756
855
1189
826
438
297
787
146
1288
688
JUDGE
WISE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
756
826
1335
688
787
855
332
1189
297
438
REFEREE
MARY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1189
1288
756
826
787
1335
688
146
332
855
11. 297
12. 250
13. 438
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OWNER & ADDRESS
Jan Wright, Nacogdoches, Texas
Charlie Williams. Brentwood, Tennessee
Gene Renfroe. Troy, Alabama
Chuck Chitwood, Lafayette
Rusty Trapp, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Kenny Hale, Gallatin. Tennessee
Fieldstone Farm, Macon, Georgia
L. K. Stables. Guntersville, Alabama
Debbie Fowler. Somerville, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Borum. Ashland City
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