Class No. 19 |
THREE-GAITED MARES OR GELDINGS, |
OVER 15.2 |
NO. |
HORSE |
OWNER |
1. |
( 1114) |
ACE’ S REFRESHMENT TIME.. Dixie Lily Farms |
2. |
( 944) |
STEELAWAY................................... Rebel Farms |
3. |
( 971) |
ELIZABETH DENMARK............. Windermere Farms |
4. |
( 243) |
PALM PARADE............................ Cathy Woodrow |
5. |
( 985) |
COMMANDER’ S ELEGANCE........ Homer Holland |
Class No. 18 |
WALKING MARES, FOUR-YEARS-OLD AND OVER |
GO BOY’ S LITTLE MYSTERY proved very much in solid form to win the blue with Steve Hill up. The vote was spread in this class of top contenders. LITTLE MYSTERY received first by the call judge, second by Judge No. 2 and fifth by the referee giving her enough combined points for first place. Second place went to Harold Kennedy on a marc with perfect rhythm and a crowd-pleasing“ way-of-going”... SHADOW’ S GAY LADY. His win came with one second nod and two fourths from the“ powers-that-be.” Albert Rowland, on GO BOY’ S MEG, proved strong enough to tie third and GOLD SUN GOLDEN GIRL, with Sam Paschal up, took the fourth place spot. This was one of the fastest mare classes ever and all contenders made a strong bid for top honors.
NO. HORSE
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1
2.
3.
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( 237)
( 38)
( 1074)
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GO BOY’ S LITTLE MYSTERY....
SHADOWS GAY LADY................
GO BOY’ S MEG..............................
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4.
5.
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( 6)
( 19)
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GOLD SUN GOLDEN GIRL.........
SUN’ S ZENITH..............................
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6.
7.
8.
9.
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( 468)
( 65)
( 368)
( 924)
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MAC’ S AMANDA D.......................
SUN’ S LIGHTNING ANN............
PRIDES APRIL LOVE....................
COLONEL ' S LOVE LADY.............
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10. |
( 857) |
UNTOUCHABLE........................... |
NO. |
1. |
( 1105) |
2. |
( 206) |
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3.
4.
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( 289)
( 831)
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5. |
( 577) |
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6.
7.
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( 197)
( 367)
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8.
9.
10.
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( 155)
( 1120)
( 856)
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HORSE SUN’ S JOE DIAMOND....... FRANK’ S PRIDE.................... MAID’ S MIDNIGHT DUKE. SECRET’ S HONEY BOY........ PERFECTIONS PIONEER.... GO BOY’ S FLAME.................. MR. RUFF................................. PRIDE OF PANOLA, JR....... LITTLE PEANUT................... JACK POT.................................
Judge Smith
1. 237 2. 38 3. 6 4. 19 5. 468 6. 65 7. 579 8. 857 9. 109 10. 628
Class No. 16 ROADSTER TO BIKE
September, 1963
NO. HORSE OWNER 1.( 215) SNAPSHOT............................. 2.( 892) CHEROKEE.......................... John Cooper 3.( 226) WILDFIRE............................ 4.( 116) WAYNE SCOTT,....... 5.( 798) MR. TENNESSEE PRIDE....- c. E. Jones’
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Judge
Ferrell
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Referee
Liles
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FINAL |
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1. 1074
2. 237
3. 6
4. 38
5. 65
6. 368
7. 19
8. 924
9. 857
10. 468
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1. 368
2. 19
3. 468
4. 38
5. 237
6. 1074
7. 857
8. 6
9. 65
10. 761
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1. 237
2. 38
3. 1074
4. 6
5. 19
6. 468
7. 65
8. 368
9. 924
10. 857
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11. 924 12. 486 13. 109 14. 628 15. 579 16. 251 |
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RIDER
OWNER Steve Hill up for W. C. Maclnnes Harold Kennedy up for Circle T Ranch, Inc. Albert Rowland up for Dr. W. L. Cooley Sam Paschal up for Dr. Arthur E. Glover C. A. Bobo up for Mr. and Mrs. Delk Mendenhall. Jack Warren up for Barnwell Production Co. Wallace Brandon up for Mrs. R. S. Barnwell, Jr. Larry Ewards up for Martin’ s Stables Wink Groover up for Jerry Armstrong. O. D. Carlton up for O. D. Carlton
Class No. 17 TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING GELDINGS In the strongly contested two-year-old gelding class, SUN’ S JOE DIAMOND, ridden by Neil Robinson for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton, Memphis, Tennessee, was declared the champion by virtue of his having received first place on the card of Judge No. 2, fourth place on the card of Judge No. 1, and seventh place on the card of the referee. Under the“ weighted judging” system this combination edged the placements of the other contestants and brought the blue ribbon to this promising young gelding. In Reserve position was FRANK’ S PRIDE, owned by Parnell and Robinson, Newbern and Whithaven, Tenn., and ridden by Phil Goodwin. MAID’ S MID NIGHT DUKE won third place for owners Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Good, Bay City, Mich., and trainer Robert Burris. Fourth was SECRET’ S HONEY BOY, with Clarence Goodson up for owners Goodson and Hampton, Galax, Va. Placing fifth was PERFECTION’ S PIONEER, ridden expertly by Joe Webb for owners Wolfe and Castleberry, Benton, Harbor, Mich. This horse received a first place vote from the
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Judge
Ferrell
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Judge
Liles
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1. 831
2. 577
3. 206
4. 1105
5. 367
6. 155
7. 197
8. 1120
9. 289
10. 856
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1. 1105
2. 206
3. 289
4. 831
5. 577
6. 197
7. 367
8. 104
9. 771
10. 1120
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referee, a second place vote from the call judge, and a fifth place vote from the other judge.
Referee Smith
FINAL 1. 577 1. 1105 2. 155 2. 206 3. 757 3. 289 4. 206 4. 831 5. 856 5. 577 6. 289 6. 197 7. 1105 7. 367 8. 197 8. 155 9. 831 9. 1120 10. 18 10. 856 11. 771 12. 367 13. 1120 14. 104 15. 1101 16. 676 17. 886
_____ OWINfcK Neil Robinson up for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton Phil Goodwin up for Parnell and Robinson Robert Burris up for Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Good Clarence Goodson up for Goodson and Hampton Joe Webb up for Wolfe and Castleberry Jimmy Waddell up for Jimmy Waddell Larry Edwards up for Martin’ s Stables Jimmy Holloway up for C. D. Maddox Stables George Livingstone up for Livingstone Stables Vic Thompson up for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townes
TEI^j ING H^RSE