1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 April Voice | Page 7

KNOXVILLE SHOW
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Armstrong and Dickson, of Evans
Stables in Athens, Tennessee, were
very active from one end of the
show grounds to the other. Owen
Fullen, President of the East Ten­
nessee Horse Show Association,
was busy going over the details of
various shows in their circuit with
horse owners, while both Kenny
Dickson and Kendal Armstrong
were busy with their horses.
Another very impressive and able
amateur rider has recently be­
come a member of the Evans Sta­
ble group. Bob Cooley, of Madison-
ville, Tennessee, has some excel­
lent horses in the making. Kenny
Dickson made an excellent show
on SUN DUST OF MIDNIGHT to
tie second in the Stallion and Geld­
ing Class on Friday night. The lit­
tle sorrel stud, which Kenny
showed successfully last year is
much improved and will be a con­
tender in all East Tennessee shows.
The Juvenile Class on Saturday
night provided the audience with
one of the most exciting classes of
the show. These avid young Walk­
ing Horse exhibitors are trying
their best from the moment the
gate opens. Debbie Pollard, rid­
ing for E. C. Nichols Stables (now
located at Beaverbrook Stables in
Knoxville) made a terrific show to
win the big blue on her DREAM
AT MIDNIGHT. She was pushed
hard all the way by two other ex­
perienced and determined juve­
nile riders in Chuck Isbill, riding
ALLENS BIG SHOT to tie second.
WALKING HORSE STAKE—HILL’S
PERFECTION, Steve Hill up for Mr.
and Mrs. Dwain Clark of Beverly
Hills, California. AMATEUR WALKING HORSES—
LIL’S MAJOR, Dr. W. D. Jones,
owner-rider of Fayetteville, Ten­
nessee.
JUVENILE WALKING HORSES—
DREAM AT MIDNIGHT — Debbie
Pollard up for E. C. Nichols of Knox­
ville, Tennessee. LADIES WALKING HORSES —
SHADOW’S JET, Judy Wiser owner-
rider of Shelbyville, Tennessee.
WALKING MARES — TROUBLE’S
MIGHTY MAID — Mike Jannaway
up for Roy Thurman of Maryville,
Tennessee. JUNIOR WALKING HORSES —
Wink Groover up for F. H. Harbin
of Knoxville, Tennessee.
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APRIL 1964
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TWO YEAR OLD WALKING
HORSES—SETTING SUN’S APOL­
LO — Billy Brantley up for Dr. and
Mrs. Eugene B. Sliger of Chatta­
nooga, Tennessee.