1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 November Voice RS | Page 29

SACRAMENTO WINNERS (Top. left lo right) —
English Pleasure GOLDEN SLVS ALLERO. Bob
Pally for Mr. Mrs William Pally Park Pleasure
MERRY BOVS GRANDSON. J Powell Merrill, own­
er-rider. Amateur Championship SOUTHERN COM­
FORT, Curtis Schmelzla. owner rider. Show Novice -
SCARLET O HARA. Johnny Gunn for Mr Mrs.
George Welch. Two Year-Old Mares MERRY ROB
IN Glenn Miller for Blue Ridge Ranch. Two-Year
old Stallion Gelding KING GIOVANNI. Ray Rhoads
for Scotch Acres Walkers. Three-Year-Old Champ­
ionship SOUVENIR'S DON SHERWOOD. .Jim Pan
ders for Blue Mountain Ranch
Now w e know it CAN be done in Sacramento. Despite the skeptics, we
had a very successful show in every way. Well-deserved congratulations
to the NCTWHA members who contributed their ideas and time to put
this great show together!
(Continued from page 19)
Dear Sir:
Today I received September/Octo­
ber issue of the VOICE. In the Horse
Show results of the Kentucky Walk­
ing Horse Celebration, there is a
mistake in the yearling class. You
show HIDDEN VALLEY JEWELL
as second place winner. It should
be HIDDEN VALLEY BEAU, owned
November, 1969
by Marion C. Wilder of Fern Creek,
Ky. and shown by Troy Bailey. Hop­
ing you can make a retraction.
Sincerely yours,
MARION C. WILDER
Dear Mr. Wilder:
We appreciate your calling this
error to our attention.
THE EDITOR
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