1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 September/October Voice RS | Page 32

FOUR-YEAR-OLD WALKING GELDINGS
Judge
Lindsey Judge
Mairy Referee
Hill
1. 1009
2. 634
3. 759
4.
88
5. 949
6. 910
7. 173
8. 1343
9. 893
10. 204 1. 1009
2. 634
3. 759
4. 204
5.
88
6. 949
7. 173
8. 893
9. 815
10. 910 1. 634
2 1009
j! 204
4. 949
5. 910
6. 1543
7. 175
8.
SS
9. 759
10.
26
11.
12.
13.
815
27
893
Marvin Wilson riding DELIGHT'S PERFECTION*
and George Will riding DAN'S GO BOV bullied
neck-and-neck for the honors in this class. When
the final workout of 13 horses was ended, il was
Marvin and PERFECTION' who were declared
ihe winners. Marvin's horse got two first-place
votes and one reserve vote, while George and
DAN got a first-place tie and two reserves. It
was close all the way and both horses made ex­
cellent shows. Jack Moorman and DELIGHT'S
FREE 'X EASY kept the pressure on the first
two horses while turning in a solid show to
finish third. All three top finishers had strong
support along the rail and this class certainly
provided the spectators with plenty of thrills.
FINAL MOUSE RIDER OWNER ,V ADDRESS
1. !OiH)
2. G-J-5
Toll
i
JOi
5
88
0
949
7
'-in
s.
it :.
9
1.3-4.;
10.
893 DELIGHT S PERFECTION
DAN'S GO HOY
DELIGHT'S FREE 'X EASY
MERRY MARK
MISS AMOKET
DELIGHT S DELIGHT L.
SIWTH'ST MR. B. Marvin Wilson
George Wilt
Jack Moorman
Preach Fleming
Wallace Brandon
Bob Cooley
Alvin Roberts
Mann Ring
Everett Majors
Doug Wolaver Brewer & Thompson. Florence. Al. & Shelbyville
Beth Turney. Somerville, Al.
Ryan Motors, Inc.. Hattiesburg. Ms.
R. D. Keene. Orlando. FI.
Randolph Farms, Clearwater, FI.
Mr.-Mrs. Charles Lee. Madisonville
J. E. Bennett, I.eland, Ms.
Dr.-Mrs. W. E. Beaumont. Clarksville
Dr.-Mrs. T. L. Gorsuch, Waynesboro. Va.
Mr.-Mrs. Tom Ed Wright, Cornersville
thunder at midnight
MACK K'S APRIL FOOL
HANDSHAKER'S IMAGE
WALKING MARES, FIVE YEARS OLD AND OVER
Judge
Hil Judge
Lindsey Referee
Mary
28
1.
2. 509
3. 425
4. 1485
5. 1643
6. 1764
7. 783
8. 389
9. 929
10.
62 1.
28
2. 783
3. 509
4. 1160
5. 251
6.
62
7. 941
8. 950
9. 425
10. 389 2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
28
783
509
62
1160
251
1485
1643
425
1797
11. 950
12. 929
13. 530
14. 1764
15. 389
16. 941
17. 1308
18. 712
The most talked-about mare of all time. GO
BOY’S BLACK ANGEL, won an easy victory in
this preliminary to the Grand Championship.
Charlie Bobo rode his highly acclaimed contend­
er to perfection, not doing too much or wasting
her unnecessarily. Bobo and his horse received
the votes of all three judges for first place. The
reserve mare champion was MISS RHYTHM with
Huck Moss doing the riding. Donald Paschal
and TRIPLE TREAT were a real treat to watch
as they competed for the honors in the final
grouping of eighteen horses and tied third.
FINAL HORSE RIDER OWNER &: ADDRESS
1.
28
2. 783
3. 509
4.1160
5. 251
6.
62
7. 425
8. 1485
9. 1643
10. 1764 GO BOY'S BLACK ANGEI.
MISS RHYTHM
TRIPLE TREAT
AMY'S EVENING SUN
JET SET
MISS JEANINE
DEEP VELVET
MACK K'S NIGHT BLOSSOM
MAJURE'S QUEEN CITY
SPECIAL'S FAIR LADY C. A. Bobo
Huck Moss
Donald Paschal
Jack Litlrell
Joe Webb
Jimmy Holloway
Elmore Brock
Willard Tenpenny
Paul Smith
Don Galloway Mr.-Mrs. M. R. Corbin, Houston, Tx.
Cissy Best, Barnwell, SC
Frank Parnell, Newbern
Herman Keeton, Red Bay, Al.
Dr.-Mrs. Porter Rodgers, Jr., Searcy, Ark.
Mr.-Mrs. Udell Stubbs, Jackson, Ms.
Mr.-Mrs. Willard Chandler, Portland
Calico Farms, Inc., Cincinnati, Oh.
Paul Smith, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia
Dr. Billie Jo Caudill, Morehead, Ky.
WALKING GELDINGS, 15.2 AND UNDER, ANY AGE
Judge
Mary Judge
Hill Referee
Lindsey
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10. 1. 883
2. 1009
3. 891
4. 180
5.
91
6. 1372
7. 395
8. 290
9. 1765
10. 715 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1267
1009
891
91
180
139
883
1765
1682
531
891
1009
1267
883
180
91
290
1765
715
1682
11. 881
12. 1372
13. 395
14. 139
15. 531
In one of the most unusually-tied classes of the
1969 Celebration, Gary Edwards and MIDNIGHT
DYNAMITE won the blue before a cheering
crowd of 10,600 fans. One judge tied Gary first,
the other judge did not tie him, and the referee
placed him third. It all added up to a blue ribbon
for a very proud and happy fine young horse-
man. The reserve award went to Marvin Wilson
riding DELIGHT’S PERFECTION. Although the
judges were spread apart in their first-place
choices, Marvin was the unanimous pick for re­
serve. The third-place award went to Doug Wol­
aver riding GO BOY’S BLACK BARON. Buddy
Black and SIR GALAHAD held down the num­
ber four spot.
FI!\’AL
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1267
1009
891
883
180
91
1372
395
290
1765
MIDNIGHT DY!
DELIGHT'S PE
GO BOY'S BLA-
SIR GALAHAD
MIDNIGHT HA:
ACE'S GRAND
PRIDES LEG A
GO BOY'S KIN(
HAYNE S SUNT
GO BOY'S RAM
RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
Budd
Bob !
Walla
Boyd
Rex 1
Wayr
Mose Debbie Gerst, Albany, Georgia
Thompson & Brewer, Shelbyville & Florence, Al.
Jan Wright. Nacogdoches. Tx.
Hardy Graves, Hazelhurst, Ms.
3-T Farm. Lexington, Ky.
Roy & Bonnie Davis, Calhoun & Rome, Ga.
W. T. Ellison. Gainesville. Ga.
Carson Farm, Galax, Va.
Big Talk Stables, Douglasville, Ga.
Vicki Knauz, Harold, Ky.