1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 August Voice RS | Page 112

WALKING HORSE NOVICE: (I) HAYNES
BUSTER BROWN, J. E. Haynes, owner-rider,
Marshall, Texas; (2) NEW FLIGHT, Percy Moss
up for Willow Oaks. Prescott, Ark.; (3) MISS
HAP, Fred Montalvo, owner-rider, Baton Rouge,
La.
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING HORSE: (1) THE
SANDBLASTER, Kenneth Bolin up for John M.
Woodard, Taylor, La.: (2) MISS CONTINENTAL,
Percy Moss up for M. P. Gibson, Jackson, Miss.;
(3) EBONY’S MISTAKE, C. C. Williams, up
for Cypress Acres, Harlcton, Texas.
AMATEUR WALKING HORSE STAKE: (1)
GO BOY'S BLACK ANGEL, Mrs. C. M. Waters.
Jr. owner-rider, Alexandria. La.; (2) SUPREME
SURPRISE, Shelby Low up for Bill Harkness,
Texarkana, Tex.; (3) SHADOWS SWEETHEART,
Jim Sears up for Sears tables, Houston. Texas.
WALKING HORE STAKE: (1) SUN DUST
PRIDE, Percy Moss up for Hank Sheelv, Dallas,
Texas: (2) MIDNIGHT BONNEVILLE, Jack
Flandford up for Judith Coleman, Bossier City,
La.; (3) GO BOY M., C. C. Williams up for
L. H. McBcc, Tyler, Texas.
26th ANNUAL MID-WEST CHARITY
HORSE SHOW
Springfield, Illinois
WALKING HORSE, JUNIOR: (1) MIDNIGHT
MOON, Robert Bishop. Roval Aire Stables,
Clarksville, Tennessee; (2) STRUTTING SUNSET,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stuller. Springfield, Illinois;
(3) EBONY’S GOLDEN ACE, Thomas Ryder,
Mcdora, Illinois; (4) DEMAR’S SURPRISE, Ken­
neth Jones, Springfield, Illinois: (5) SHOT’S BIT-
O-HONEY, Dr. Wallace F. Strow, Springfield,
Illinois.
WALKING HORSE. OPEN: (1) MIDNIGHT
MOON, Robert Bishop, Royal Aire Stables,
Clarksville, Tennessee; (2) SOUVENIR'S BLACK
JACK, E. L. Bvard. Clarksville, Tennessee; (3)
MERRY ANN’S PRIDE. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith,
Trivali, Illinois; (4) STRUTTING SUNSET, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Stuller. Springfield. Illinois; (5)
PRIDE'S ROYAL FLUSH, Sam' Lancaster, Spring-
field. Illinois.
WALKING HORSE. JUVENILE (Rider): (1)
NUGGET’S WHITE CLOUD, Joe Haegle, Marine.
Illinois; (2) STRUTTING SUNSET, Bobby Oncy,
Springfield, Illinois: (3) ALLEN’S MR. ED. Patti
Janzen Springfield. Illinois: (4) SUN’S DUST
GLORY. Linda Onev, Springfield, Illinois; (5)
SHOT’S BIT-O-HONEY. Beth' Strow. Springfield,
Illinois.
WALKING HORSE, AMATEUR: (1) SUSIE’S
ROOSTER, Susan Wright, Russellvilc, Kentucky;
(2) SOUVENIR’S BLACK JACK, E. L. Byard,
Clarksville, Tennessee: (3) MARY ANN’S PRIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Trivali, Illinois: (4)
EBONY’S GOLDEN ACE. Thomas Rvder. Meodora.
Illinois; (5) GO BOY’S MIDNIGHT ACE, Wayne
Robbins. Salem. Illinois.
WALKING HORSE, STAKE: (1) SOUVENIR’S
BLACK 1ACK. E. L. Bvard. Clarksville, Tennes­
see; (2) MIDNIGHT MOON. Roval Aire Stables,
Clarksville. Tennessee: (3) SUZIE’S ROOSTER.
Susan Wright. Russellville, Kentucky: (4) MERRY
ANN’S PRIDE. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith.
Trivali. Illinois: (5) STRUTTING SUNSET. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Stuller. Springfield, Illinois; (6)
PRIDE’S ROYAL FLUSH,
Sam Lancaster,
Springfield, Illinois.
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SI B™“N Mo^headl (2), « «OY’S RAM;
LER Mose Oppcnhcimcr up for Hat old Fuel
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(3) BUD'S MAJESTIC JET, Berry Coffey up for
Delburt Burchett; (4). SHAKE-A-HAND, Bcnmc
Jamison Stables, Flcmmgsburg, k>., (5) bHAU
OW’S MAJOR, Jerry Mckcchmc up for John
Rose, Winchester.
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OPEN PLEASURE CLASS: (1) ^ MIST, Ann
Bogart, owner-rider, Louisville; (2) SUN TAN,
Jill Tones, Huntington, W. Va.; (3) SpARKIi G
WINNER. Judy Toohcv up for Piatt Steele, Lex­
ington; (4) FORESTER BOURBON, Prudic Ma­
son, Lexington.
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WALKING PONY STAKE: (1) SECRET LADY,
Charles Guyn up for G. Margaret Guyn Nicholas-
villc: (2) STAR LINER, Debbie Wells up for
Triple W Stables; (3) BLACK SATAN, Vickie
Hensley up for Hensley Stables: (4) SUN S DIABLO
Cindv Terry up for Harold Terry Stables, Up­
ton; (5) SUN DUST GLORY BEE, Debbie Roberts,
owner-rider, Nicholasvillc.
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING HORSE STAKE,
NO CANTER: (1) MACK’S MOVING MOTION
Melvin Dunaway, Hammcrsvillc, Ohio; (2) sUA o
SHADOW LADY, Jerry McKcchnic up for Dar­
nell Taylor, Winchester; (3) SUN DUST RE­
FLECTION, Fred Farris, Winchester; (4) HIGH
HAT BLACK BEAUTY, Jumbo Boyd up for Hens­
ley Stables; (5) BIG SHOT’S HALL ALLEN, Bcn-
,ir»
Trinlp W Stables. Carrolton,
Ky.
THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING STAKE, CAN­
TER REQUIRED: (I) LADIES BLACK JOE,
Harold Terry up for Mrs. Glcnmorc Stewart,
Warsaw; (2) GREEN BACK MERRY BOY, Doug
Whittamore up for Jim Day, Richmond; (3) SUN
FLOWER AT SUN-UP. R. J. Doyle up for B. C.
Cotton; (4) GO BOY SPECIAL, Berry Coffey up
for Bill Stephens, Grayson; (5) GO BOY’S ROCK­
ER, O. R. Hawkins, owner-rider, Flcmingsburg.
JUNIOR WALKING HORSE STAKE: (1) MID­
NIGHT RAMBLER, Bob McQucrry up for Three
T Farm, Lexington; (2) UI-KON, Jumbo Boyd
up for Hensley Stables; (3) MIDNIGHT STROLL­
ER. Carroll Doyle up for B. C. Cotton: (4) GO
BOY’S DEFLECTOR, Eddie Martin up for Claude
Brown: (5) DAVID’S MERRY BOY, Jerry Mc-
Kcchnie up for Van Bert Farms, Stanton.
AMATEUR WALKING HORSE STAKE: (1)
GO BOY’S SWEET DREAM, Fred Farris, Winches­
ter; (2) MISS SENSATION, Carrol Doyle up for B.
C. Cotton; (3) MR. SENSATION, Melvin Duna­
way, Hammcrsvillc, Ohio; (4) HIGH HAT’S
FASHION, Vickie Hensley up for Barbara Caudill;
(5) WICKED WITCH, Stephen Tutt up for Three
T Farm.
WALKING HORSE STAKE: (1) GO BOY’S
RAMBLER, Mose Oppcnhcimcr up for Harold Fuel
Co.; (2) SPURS BIG MAN, Jumbo Boyd up for
Barbara Caudill, Lexington; (3) MAJOR’S MER­
RY SUE, Eddie Martin up for Claude Brown, Morc­
head; (4) SUNDUST BLACK MAGIC, R. I. Doyle
up for B. C. Cotton, Dry Ridge; (5) SHADOW’S
RED ACE, Bob McQucrry up for Three T Farm,
Lexington.
FAYETTEVILLE LIONS HORSE SHOW
OWINGSV1LLE LIONS CLUB
HORSE SHOW
July 3rd & 4th, 1967
Judge—George Livingston, Shelbyvillc, Tenn.
JUVENILES 18 & UNDER RIDING WALK­
ING HORSES: (1) MIDNIGHT STROLLER,
Carroll Doyle up for B. C. Cotton, Dry Ridge.
Ky.; (2) WICKED WITCH. Steven Tutt up for
Three T Farm, Lexington; (3) MAJESTIC JET”fi
Dave Coffey up for Delbert Burchett, Grayson; (4)
MORNI NG BREEZE, Rick Waggoner up for Rick
and E. B. Waggoner, Paris; (5) GRAND SPORT,
Beverly Cummins up for Baker-Cummins, Berea.
W’ALKING MARES. ANY AGE: (1) B. MA­
JOR’S ANNIE, Bob McQucrry up for Three T
Farms, Lexington; (2) MAJOR’S MERRY SUE,
Eddie Martin up for Claude Brown, Morchead;
(3) HIGH HAT’S FASHION, Jumbo Boyd up
for Barbara Caudill, Lexington; (4) MISS SEN­
SATION, Carroll Dovlc up for B. C. Cotton; (5)
GO BOY’S DREAM, Fred Flarris, owner-rider,
Winchester.
LADIES AMATEUR WALKING HORSES: (1)
SPUR'S BIG MAN, Barbara Caudill, owner-rider,
Pikevillc; (2) DAWN’S SHADOW. Vickie Hensley
up for Hensley Stables. Lexington: (3) GO BOY’S
LINDA. Sue Fagan up for Harold Fuel Co.; (4)
SUNDUST MARY GO BOY, Mrs. Janet Carlton,
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Fayetteville, Tennessee
Judge—Wink Groover
PLEASURE PONIES 52” AND UNDER. CHI
DREN 14 AND UNDER: (1) LITTLE JOE, V
up for Dickey Stables, Kelso, Tenncss.
(2j FURY, Beth Warren up for Delbert Doc
Petersburg, Tennessee; (3) SPOTTY, Lynn Pai
JiTiS? %es,c’ Fayetteville, Tennessee; (
STAR DUST, Nicky Scivally, owner-rider, F;
etievillc, Tennessee; (5) THUNDER, Scott W
Jpa«- _^ncr-ridcr Fayetteville, Tennessee; (
Tcrmesse ^3rry Shelton, owner-rider, Faycttcvil
PLEASURE PONIES 58” AND UNDP
RIDERS 17 AND UNDER: (1) MAC GIL
Warren CijH owner-nder, Petersburg, Tcnness,
U) L*TTLE DESTINE, Don Dickey up j
Dickey Stables, Kelso, Tennessee; (3) RED T
CANDY’ T,0Wnl5‘ridrrlJ Howe11- Tennessee;’ (
GANDY, Jane Mansfield, owner-rider, Faycttcvil
Tennessee; (5) CANDY, Jimmy Lewter, own
rit,r; Fayettevdle, Tennessee.
mystery ’GSu«nASATR^HORSES:
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'.•II mKY’ ^usaji Arnold, owner-rider. Shell
rtZfnncssee: f2) BLUE SETTING SUN Bi
1 hompson, owner-rider Franklin
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WHITE Y’S KENTUCKY * WONDER^ Bobby6 *Ch
4 TlYWnrGd\r’ Fatrvicw, Tennessee; (4) G/
LAm. Deborah Beatty, owner-rider Corncrsvi!
WnnT?C: (5) RED MOUNTAIN MAN, Dr v !
barn Thompson, owner-rider, Franklin, Tcnncss.
(6) BRANDY,
Shelton,
owner-rider
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Philip'
Sawcr, owner-rider, Fayetteville, Tennessee’.
LEAD LINE CLASS, RIDERS 6 AND UNDFP
( 1 ) THE UNTOUCHABLE, Teresa J0 Wake
field, owner-rider, Lcwisburg, Tennessee; (2) I T t "
TLE MISCHIEF, Kay Kirkpatrick up for Dchhv
Tate, Lcwisburg, Tennessee; (3) GINA’S DARK
MAN, Gina Anderson, owner-rider, Lcwisburg
Tennessee; (41 LOT OF TROUBLE, Diane Fulic?!
ton, owner-rider, Petersburg, Tennessee; (5) BLAPtr
JACK, Scotty King up for Cornell King, Corners
ville, Tennessee; (6) TINY, Melvin Good, Jr *
owner-rider, Fayetteville, Tennessee.
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TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING MARES- m
HANDSHAKER’S KIN, Doug Wolaver up fir
Forrest Margraves, Union, Kentucky; (2) nr
LIGHT’S ANN, Robert Reid up for Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Gracy, Fayetteville, Tennessee; (3) FR
ONY’S CAT BALLOU, Judy Martin up for Mrs’
Donna Wiser, Shelbyvillc, Tennessee; (4) MACK
K’S LOVELY DREAM Ralph Thomas up b
Foster and Roberts, Cullcock and Petersburg-
WINSTON’S BLACK GAL, Ed Hill up for P. Q.
Harrison, Lynchburg, Tennessee; (6) MERRY
BOY’S REFLECTION, Ray Holder, owner-rider
‘McMinnville, Tennessee; (7) MERRY LEGS
J. K. Taylor up for Taylor Stables, Huntsville’
Alabama.
WALKING PONIES NOT OVER 58”, RIDER
17 AND UNDER: (1) GO BOY’S INK SPOT,
Kenny Hale, owner-rider, Gallatin, Tennessee- (2)
DONNA’S MAC K, Billy Morgan up for Libby
Meek, Franklin, Tennessee; (3) SETTING SUN’S
LITTLE ANGEL, Beth Rambo, owner-rider, Fay­
etteville, Tennessee; (4) SUNDUST STRIP, Su­
zanne Bailey, owncr-ridcr, Columbia, Tennessee-
(5) GO BOY’S SPOOK, Dick Peebles, owncr-ridcr’
Decatur, Alabama; (6) GO BOY’S SUNSTROKE*
Robert Cunningham up for Harbor and Cherry
Stables, Centerville, Tennessee; (7) DONNA’S
GAYLADY, Donna Russell, owncr-ridcr. Lewis-
burg, Tennessee.
FOUR-YEAR-OLD WALKING MARES: (I) GO
BOY’S DARK LADY, Horace Young up for
Huber Construction Co.; (2) PIDDLEY’S BLACK
MAGIC. T. E. Holland up for James Hannah
Dechard, Tennessee; (3) MISS BOMB, Johnny
Cabc up for Mike Motes, Shelbyvillc, Tennessee.
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING STALLIONS OR
GELDINGS: (1) INVASION’S INVADER, George
Witt up for Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wash, Hunts­
ville, Alabama; (2) TIGER BAY, Bob Cherry up
for Kilpatrack, Harbcr and Cherry, Brentwood
and Centerville, Tennessee; (3) SETTING SUN’S
RAMBLER, Buddy Kirby up for Paul Holder,
McMinnville, Tennessee; (4) MERRY MARK,
Preach Fleming up for R. D. Keene, Orlando,
Florida; (5) SUN’S BOLL WEAVEL, Robert Reid
up for Bradford and Woods, Nashville, Tennessee;
(6) BUDDY’S SMOKE SCREEN, Calvin Sharp
up for Buddy Musgravcs, Farmington, Tennessee.
THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING MARES: (1)
MACK K’S HIGH HOPE, Bud Dunn up for
Verbon Jones, Florence, Alabama; (2) SUN’S
EASTER BIRD, Ralph Thomas up for Jim Beasley,
Athens, Alabama; (3) GRISSOM’S SUN DUST,
Robert Reid up for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haygood,
Florence, Alabama; (4) STATELY’S DONNA, Joe
Martin up for Clark Maples of Murfreesboro and
Elizabeth Mauley, Biloxi, Mississippi; (5) HELLO
DOLLY, Albert Roland up for Frank Clark, Arab,
Alabama; (6) LADY BLACK FORREST. Herman
Warren up for Tom Jones, Brentwood, Tennessee;
(7) HANDSHAKER’S DIAMOND. Howard Nix
up _ for Herbert Traubcrt, Follcnsvcc, West Vir­
ginia.
LADY AMATEUR RIDERS ON WALKING
MARES AND GELDINGS: (1) GO BOY’S LADY
ANN, Mrs. Lyle Cash ion, owncr-ridcr, Shclby-
villc, Tennessee; (2) LIL’S MAJOR, Dr. Helen
Jones, owner-rider. Fayetteville, Tennessee; (3)
SENSATION’S FASHION LADY, Ann House up
for Cashion and House, Belviderc, Tennessee; (4)
TROUBLE MAKER, Sandra Wilson, owncr-ridcr,
Murfreesboro, Tennessee; (5) KNIGHT’S RIDER,
Bonnyc Ann Pyles, owner-rider, Chaplc Hill, Ten­
nessee; (6) GO MAN GO, Edwina Lamb, owncr-
ridcr, Lcwisburg, Tennessee; (7) AGAIN GO SUE,
Ellen Metzger up for Port Orange Stables, Lewis-
burg, Tennessee.
FIVE-YEAR-OLD (AND OVER) WALKING
HORSES: (1) REPLICA’S PRIDE, Ralph Thomas
"P „ A. W. Kheoch, San Antonia, Texas: (-)
MISS TROUBLE. Albert Roland up for Marlin
Gadsden, Alabama: (3) SUE’S ANN
SHADOW, Bud Dunn up for Susie Beasley Day,
Orlando. Florida; (4) SHADOW’S PRIMROSE,
Preach Fleming up for R. D. Keene, Orlando.
Florida;_ (5) MISS BLACK MAGIC, Larry Massey.
TU*li^rycr’ Lawrenceburg, Tennessee: (6) BELL S
LADY M. Bill Moore up for Roy Johnson. L>v-
‘n*ston. Texas; (7) THE MERRY DUTCHESS
Mike Carpenter, owncr-ridcr, Pulaski. Tennessee.
JUVENILE RIDERS ON WALKING MARES
OR GELDINGS: (1) SHADOW’S CAVALIER.
«onn,c Wzteh. owner-rider, Huntsville, Alabama;
HURRICANE LADY. Sue Henderson up for
W. B. Henderson, Nashville, Tennessee; (3) CON­
FEDERATE RAIDER, Shirley Schleicher, owner-
VOICE of the Tennessee Walking Horse