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able to bring raincoat, sleeping bag
or quarters and light cooking facili­
ties. Plans now are to serve noon
lunches on the trail. Some stalls are
available but be prepared to stake
horses out. The campground will be
open Friday, October 11. Rides will
leave at approximately 9:00 AM. A
nice swimming area joins the camp­
ground, so bring your bathing suit.
Carter Botkin, Sr. of Centerville
will be Host and Trail Guide. Your
ticket for the 1968 Roundup will be
one Tennessee Walker-bred mount
in the family. Out-of-state riders are
WELCOME!
CHARLES BOBO JOINS
JUDGES' CHOICE SALES TEAM
Charles Bobo of Nashville, Ten­
nessee has joined the Judges'Choice
sales team, according to Mr. V. G.
Gochneaur, president of Maw-Vack,
Inc., Aurora, Ohio.
Mr. Bobo is well grounded in the
horse business, having been asso­
ciated with Tennessee Walking Hor­
ses virtually all his life. His father,
C. A. (Charlie) Bobo, is a prominent
Walking Horse trainer with a stable
located in Shelbyviile, Tennessee.
Charles attended school in Greene-
ville, Tennessee and Thomasville,
North Carolina, where he graduated
: • 1962. He then attended David
Lipscomb College in Nashville, be­
coming the