1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 September Voice RS | Page 26

JUVENILES, 12 YEARS & UNDER,
RIDING WALKING MARES OR
JUDGE
COFFEY
1. 1376
2. 621
3. 1136
4. 1617
5. 383
6. 384
7. 767
8. 184
9. 908
10. 948
GELDINGS
The younger exhibitors of this fine breed took
over ^the spotlight with this well-filled cla s.
Very talented Gail Brinkley rode her horse,
CHANCES GYPSY SUN. to the top spot. Gail
is a determined competitor and she did an ex­
cellent job of showing her horse in this class.
MERRY BLUE BOY and Ricky Rollins of Odes­
sa Delaware, representing the Sugarloaf Farms,
captured the reserve ribbon with a strong show­
ing in all three gaits. This young exhibitor
showed plenty of ring savvy as he guided his
horse to the red ribbon. The third place honors
went to GO BOY’S STORM CLOUD and David
Cagle of the Big Talk Stables, Atlanta, Georgia.
FINAL
1. 1376
2. 153
3. 3S4
4. 3S3
5. 1136
6. 621
7. 1617
S. 767
9. 1S4
10. 90S
HORSE
CHANCES GYPSY SUN
MERRY BLUE BOY
GO BOYS STORM CLOUD
ME AND MY SHADOW
COLONIAL’S CONTENDER
SPUR’S MR. GLORY
MR. JET
BORUM’S GOLD BOND
GO BOY'S DELTA QUEEN
SUN'S JOAN
JUDGE
WATTS
1. 153
2. 384
3. 383
4. 1136
5. 1617
6. 1376
7. 809
8. 1366
9. 184
10. 908
REFEREE
ADAMS
1. 1136
2. 383
3. 384
4. 1376
5. 153
6. 908
7. 767
8. 621
9. 948
10. 1530
11.
12 .
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
1366
937
357
184
945
1617
809
OWNER & ADDRESS
Gail Brinkley, Shelbyville, Tennessee
Sugarloaf Farms, Odessa, Delaware
Big Talk Stables, Atlanta, Georgia
Fashion Two-Twenty Cosmetics, Aurora, Ohio
Nancy Elliott, Raleigh, North Carolina
Beth Turney, Somerville, Alabama
Edward Breedlove, Buford, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Borum, Ashland City
Dr. Ben Shelton, Nashville, Tennessee
John Metzger, Lewisburg, Tennessee
RIDER
Gail Brinkley
Ricky Rollins
David Cagle
Gregg Gochneaur
Nancy Elliott
Beth Turney
Keith Breedlove
Bethany Warren
Ben Shelton III
John Metzger
THREE-YEAR-OLD
WALKING GELDINGS
JUDGE
COFFEY
1. 483
2. 381
3. 768
4. 1085
5. 1438
6. 1422
7. 1027
8. 1124
9. 1228
10. 229
The 7,923 paid admissions braved the steady
rain to see this talent-laden class. The ring
was pretty well chewed up but the horses did
an excellent job under trying circumstances.
Winning the top honors was GO BOY’S SPEC
with Richard Woods up for R. B. Powell of
Hickory Valley, Tennessee. Richard and his
horse just stayed on the rail with a solid,
steady performance in three gaits. The reserve
tie went to LITTLE