1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 March Voice RS | Page 39

WALKING HORSE AMATEUR:
Championship; SON’S PLAYBOY,
W. B. Cherry, Henderson, Tn. Re­
serve; GO BOY’S NIGHT PROWL­
ER, Janie Bramlett, Oxford, Ms.
WALKING HORSE, OPEN: Cham­
pionship; HAWK’S MEMORY, Dickie
Pate, Collierville, Tenn. Reserve;
BLACK SOUTHERN AIRE, Sharon
Terry, Cleveland, Miss.
Mrs. Carrie Neal Fox provided ex­
cellent entertainment during the ban­
quets. An extra bit of entertainment
was provided by a very talented
young lady from Searcy, Arkansas,
who presented a fine hour of vocal
and guitar music with taped accom­
paniment after the general dinner
meeting on Saturday night. Another
highlight of the meeting was an in­
troductory speech by Master of Cere­
monies Emmet Guy, Sheriff of Jack-
son County, who discussed the pros
and cons of "driving and drinking.’’
His approach was, "You mess up
and get caught doing both at the
same time and you’ll sit it out by
yo’self.” It was a fine meeting and
one that we will look forward to
again next year.
March, 1968
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