1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 September Voice RS | Page 50

WALKING PONIES, 58" AND
UNDER (RIDERS 14 YEARS
AND UNDER)
Lynn Doughty and SETTING SUN’S APOLLO
proved to be too much as they won the blue
ribbon in impressive fashion. This horse has
been a consistent winner throughout his career
and Lynn does an excellent job of showing
him. The reserve award went to JUKE BOX
CHARLIE and Judy Tillett. Judy is no stran­
ger to blue ribbons and she went after the
award in this class in a very determined man­
ner. The third place tie was won by RED
MAN JR. and Winky Groover, son of profes­
sional trainer Wink Groover. This young man
is as fierce a competitor as his dad and shows
n,tnr(no ho has received.
RIDER
Lynn Doughty
Judy Tillett
Winky Groover
FINAL
1. 167
2. 1391
3. 1180 HORSE
SETTING SUN’S APOLLO
JUKE BOX CHARLIE
RED MAN. JR.
4.
5.
6.
7.
S.
9.
10. Ricky Womack
LADY’S MAN
Vicki Hensley
BLACK SATAN
Babs Taft
SON OF GO BOY’S SHADOW
Steve
Hawkersmith
MERRY BOY’S HANDSHAKER
Mike Locke
LITTLE SCAT
Hank Chitwood
GO BOY’S RED ROOSTER
Beth Rambo
SETTING SON’S LITTLE ANGEL
816
356
873
69S
742
174
SOS
JUDGE
COFFEY
1. 167
2. 816
3. 1180
4. 698
5. 356
6. 1391
7. 742
8. 1013
9. 610
10. 808
JUDGE
WATTS
1. 167
2. 1391
3. 1180
4. 816
5. 356
6. 873
7. 742
8. 174
9. 808
10. 1013
referee
ADAMS
1- 1180
2. 167
3. 356
4. 1391
5. 85
6. 816
7. 873
8. 174
9. 808
10. 698
11 • 610
12- 1554
13. 742
1013
15- 1629
OWNER & ADDRESS
Lynn Doughty, Mobile, Alabama
Judy Tillett, Shelbyville, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Clippinger, Signal Moun­
tain, Tennessee
Bobby Simpson, Bowling Green, Kentucky
Hensley’s Stables, Lexington, Kentucky
Babs Taft, Dawson, Georgia
Steve Hawkersmith, Tullahoma, Tennessee
Town & Country Food Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Chitwood Stables, Resaca, Georgia
Beth Rambo, Fayetteville, Tennessee
OWNER-AMATEUR, WALKING
MARES, ANY AGE
LADY GODIVA, veteran blue-ribbon winner,
and Mrs. Frank Parnell teamed up to win this
class of top entries. Mrs. Parnell always has a
good horse to ride and LADY GODIVA is a
very good horse. The red ribbon was won by
GUNSMOKE’S STARLIGHT and Mrs. Newton
Turrentine. Mrs. Turrentine and her horse put
on a good show and c