1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 September Voice RS | Page 53

TWO-YEAR-OLD walking
horse championship stake
qnTaAH .
U6U',H1 0 and Elmore Brock
divfcinn3 r.epe^1 of their earlier preliminary
JiarnMcWS by caPturIn8 the title for tw«J
monc ^' ,Elm0re and his ho«e were unani-
"ceived ?i?S °? 311 016 Judges’ cards- and
received the applause of the crowd for their
DELIVFRv’h BvUddy HUgh brought SPECIAL
«Sftn]|E|RY b3Ck m 87631 form t0 caPture the
Sme6°ndplace award. Buddy and his horse stayed
with Elmore all the way and received two votes
P7 f^°°d Piace- Yellow ribbon winner was
^ ij FLECT 0N S SHAD0W and Joe Martin. Joe
did a good Job exhibiting his home and the
judges apparently liked what they saw because
ey tied this sharp-looking young colt up
with the best.
FINAL
1. 487
2.
3.
4.
5.
812
1209
984
527
6 . 21
7. 458
8 . 666
9. 496
10. 612
H°RSE
DOUBLE DELIGHT 0 RIDER
Elmore Brock
SPECIAL DELIVERY
REFLECTION’S SHADOW-
TIGER BAY
THE MEDICINE MAN Buddy Hugh
Joe Martin
Bob Cherry
Benvis Beachboard
TUFF STUFF
C. A. Bobo
HIGH MACK’S MAJORETTE M. Carl Edwards
SETTING SON’S RAMBLER
Buddy Kirby
ANN’S ELDORADO
Steve Hill
INVASION’S INVADER
George Witt
JUDGE
WATTS
1. 487
2. 812
3. 1209
4. 458
5. 984
6. 496
7. 21
8. 538
9. 531
10. 527
JUDGE
ADAMS
1. 487
2. 812
3. 984
4. 527
5. 1209
6. 21
7. 458
8. 666
9. 496
10. 612
REFEREE
COFFEY
1. 487
2. 1209
3. 812
4. 984
5. 666
6. 21
7. 527
8. 496
9. 612
10. 431
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
458
554
538
1025
116
OWNER & ADDRESS
Ellis, Lowe & Lowe, Greensboro, N. C. &
Cookeville, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Sheely, Dallas, Texas
Payne, Martin & Wiser, Gallatin& Shelbyville
Kilpatrick, Harber & Cherry, Brentwood &
Beachboard & Matthews, Bell Buckle & Shel­
byville, Tennessee.
GLL Farms, Collierville, Tennessee
C. D. McClelland, Morgan, Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holder, McMinnville, Tn.
Ann Fagg, Nashville, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wash, Huntsville, Ala.
WALKING PONY CHAMPION­
SHIP STAKE, 58" AND UNDER
MIKE’S MIGHTY MAN and Pam Reed swept
the top spot on all three judges' cards in win­
ning the Pony title. This talented entry left
nothing for doubt as they made an impressive
show from start to finish. SETTING SUN’S
APOLLO and Lynn Doughty were in the bat­
tle all the way but they could not quite match
the winner. Lynn and APOLLO should con­
tinue to be one of the top pony entries in the
country. Third place award went to last year’s
champion, LITTLE BIT O'TROUBLE and Ray
Beech. Ray and his horse looked very good
and kept the pressure on the top two horses.
FINAL
1. 14
2. 167
3. 633
4. 1214
5. 573
6. 1670
7. 1180 HORSE
MIKE’S MIGHTY MAN-
SETTING SUN’S APOLLO
LITTLE BIT O’ TROUBLE
SHADOWS JET
GO BOY’S SPOOK
GO BOY’S INKSPOT
RED MAN. JR. RIDER
Pam Reed
Lynn Doughty
Ray Beech
Nancy Escue
Dick Peebles
Kenny Hale
Winky Groover
8. 200
9. 610
10. 1344 DEUCE BOY AGAIN
MACK K BLACK NITE
ECHO’S LITTLE MAN Judy Hensley
Jackie McConnell
Larry Martin
JUDGE
WATTS
1. 14
2. 633
3. 167
4. 1670
5. 1180
6. 1214
7. 573
8 . 200
9. 610
10. 1344
JUDGE
ADAMS
1. 14
2. 167
3. 633
4. 1214
5. 573
6. 492
7. 1180
8. 1670
9. 1344
10. 610
JUDGE
COFFEY
1. 14
2. 1214
3. 167
4. 1314
5. 633
6. 573
7. 2
8. 1670
9. 200
10. 1180
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
174
610
808
492
731
1013
259
OWNER & ADDRESS
Reed & Gallagher, Gastonia, North Carolina
Lynn Doughty, Mobile, Alabama
Ray Beech. Lewisburg, Kentucky
Nancy Escue, Hebron, Kentucky
Dick Peebles, Decatur, Alabama
Kenny Hale, Gallatin, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Clippinger, Signal Moun­
tain, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Brownie Williams, Bishopville
Longview Farms, Union City
Martin & Martin, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
OWNER/AMATEUR RIDERS
ON WALKING HORSES,
CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
GO BOY’S ROYAL HEIR and Candace Wil­
liams continued their winning streak as they
charged past their competition to win the am­
ateur championship. Candace and ROY ALHEIR
are a formidable team, to say the least, and
they seem to get better with every trip into
the ring Mrs. Frank Parnell and LADY GO-
DIVA never gave up while staying on t he
rad and doing a fine job in three gaits. The
reserve award was well-deserved by this great
entrv. Third place and the yellow ribbon was
won' bv Lloyd Wood and CLOWN’S SPUR.
This is'a new entry in the showring this year
and they will surely be back better than ever.
FINAL
1. 656
2. 831
3. 60
4. 156S
5. 1354
6. 1164
7. 1081
8. 1079
9. 448
10. 826
RIDER
HORSE
GO BOY'S ROYAL HEIR
LADY GODIVA
CLOWN’S SPUR
GUNSMOKE'S STAKL1G. i I
MACK’S COUNTRYSQt !R£ Candace Williams
Mrs. Frank Parnell
Lloyd Wood
Mrs. N. Turtentine
ALVIN r- r e .y-'ard
MY SUNDUST SENS '-
PRINCE ROYAL
GALA GO BOY
DARK MAGIC-
»'u»ic C?i«ncnl
JUDGE
ADAMS
1. 656
2. 60
3. 1164
4. 1081
5. 831
6. 1079
7. 1354
8. 448
9. 826
10. 1093
JUDGE
COFFEY
1. 831
2. 1568
3. 60
4. 656
5. 1354
6. 1671
7. 1081
8. 1215
9. 826
10. 1093
REFEREE
WATTS
1. 656
11. 11W
2. 1354
12. 1093
3. 831
13. 1671
4. 1081
5. 60
6. 1568
7. 826
8. 448
9. 1079
10. 1215
OWNER & ADDRESS
Candace Williams. Fayetteville, N. C.
Mrs. Frank Parnell, Newbern, Tennessee
Lloyd Wood, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Mrs. Newton Turrentine. Greenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Waggoner, Sr., Kingsport
pan me Clement, Hickory. North Carolina
y, T Barnard, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
.. .. re a it*, Franklin, Tennessee
!»:«• Cincinnati, Ohio
.
..ewbern, Tennessee
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