1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 August Voice RS | Page 172

WHO IS GOING TO WIN THE CELEBRATION?
There are many variables in the selection of a World Champion
in any class at the Celebration.
On a given night and under ideal conditions, there are several
horses capable of winning each class at Shelbyville.
This uncertainty stirs the imagination and emotions of all Cele­
bration participants. If everything were “cut and dried,” the
world’s greatest horse show would be a miserable flop.
CARBON COPY
1964 WORLD GRAND
CHAMPION WALKING HORSE
STANDING AT
GLL FARMS
Any one of the following
colts is capable of winning
his class at the Celebration
this year. If you can pick
the precise one, you are an
excellent prognosticator.
9735 Holmes Road
COLLIERVILLE, TENNESSEE
Phone [phone]
THREE-YEAR-OLD STALLIONS TWO-YEAR-OLD STALLIONS
C C TRADEMARK, shown by Wink Groover
for Lenox & Keller
MISTER REE, shown by Albert Lee Rowland
for Fashion Two Twenty
CALL OF THE WILD, shown by C. A. Bobo
for Bill Tomlinson MASTER COPY, shown by Russell Pate for
Bill Tomlinson
WINK’S CHOICE, shown by Wink Groover for
Randall Rollins
COPY’S DEACON, shown by Odell McConnell
for Longview Farms
THREE-YEAR-OLD MARES
JUDGES’ CHOICE, shown by Albert Lee Row­
land for Fashion Two Twenty
CARBON COPY’S STAR, shown by Dude
Prestwood for W. H. Allen
COPY’S DANCER, shown by Carlton Pitts for
J. T. Nelms
TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLIES
CARBON’S APRIL LOVE, shown by Jimmy
Gilstrap for David Greer
COPY’S COQUET, shown by Jimmy McConnell
for Pace & McConnell
THESE OUTSTANDING SONS AND DAUGHTERS OFCARROI
THAN of
FIFTY
BLUE RIBBONS THI
COPY HAVE WON MORE
CAPABLE
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