AUGUST 1... Wartrace, Tenn. AUGUST 3-5... Palucah, Ky. AUGUST 5-6... Oxford, Miss. AUGUST 5-8... Blowing Rock, N. C. AUGUST 6-8... Madison County Horse Show, Richmond, Ky. Contact: Mr. H. E. Richardson, 1 Wellington Court, Richmond, Ky. AUGUST 6-8,.. Chattanooga, Tenn. AUGUST 7... Lynnville, Tennessee. AUGUST 7-8... Tupelo, Miss. AUGUST 8... Calhoun, Tenn. Contact: Owen Fullen, Athens, Tenn.
AUGUST 8... Waynesboro, Tennessee. AUGUST 8... Cumming, Georgia. AUGUST 13... Bells, Tenn. AUGUST 13-15... Amory, Miss. AUGUST 14-1 5... Anniston,-Ala Horse Show. Contact: Jimmy Seashole, or Mrs. Woodrow Garrett, Whitesburg. Georgia.
AUGUST 14-21.., Springfield, 111.( State).
AUGUST 14-15... Maryville. Tenn. Contact: Owen Fullen, Athens, Tenn.
AUGUST 15... Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.
AUGUST 15... Anniston, Alabama.
AUGUST 15... Cartersville Horse Show. Cartersville, Ga. Contact: Bartow County Saddle Club, Cartersville. Ga. AUGUST 21... Ashland, Miss. AUGUST 2 1... Pulaski. 111. AUGUST 22... Sweetwater, Tenn. Contact: Owen Fuller, Athens, Tenn. AUGUST 22... Ellisville, Miss. AUGUST 23-28... Des Moines, Iowa
( State). AUGUST 23-29... Sedalia. Missouri.
( State).
JULY 25-26... Palmyra, Missouri Horse Show. Contact Harry H. Milliar, 430 W. Line St., Palmyra, Missouri.
AUGUST 28... Jefferson County Horse Show, Jefferson City, Tenn. Contact: Lane Parkison, Jefferson County Fair Association, Danridge, Tenn.
AUGUST 28- SEPT. 7... Columbus, Ohio( State).
AUGUST 29-SEPT. 5... Shelbyville, Tennessee Walking Horse INationa Celebration.
EDITOR ' S COLUMN( Continued from Page 3)
seen), and the many others who have been actively judging this year and doing a creditable job.
BREEDING— The 1964 breeding season is beginning to taper off. Many of the stallions of the breed have a full book and others are very pleased at the increased business this year. Due to well planned promotion programs, planned breeding, better mares and more good looking colts on the ground by heretofore unproven stallions, the Tennessee Walking Horse continues to improve as a breed with continued emphasis being put on producing finer colts with more natural ability. Good stallions have been located and are being promoted in some parts of the country which previously have not had the benefit of top Walking Horse blood lines. Business is good!
GENERAL— From coast to coast we receive encouraging reports of increased activity with the Tennessee Walking Horse. As a breed we still have several problems which will be solved with time. One big problem is the need for more horses. Pleasure horses are continually in demand and of course the true exponents of the breed insist on registration papers even for their pleasure horses. As we all know, every horse is not going to make a top show horse and the best market for those that do not make it is for pleasure riding. The market is out there and they are ready and willing to pay the price! Regardless of your particular interest in the Tennessee Walking Horse, you should be proud of the breed and the progress we are
making! _______________
HORSE SHOW
RESULTS
CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE
The Pilot Club Horse Show was held April 25 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The Walking Horse Judge was Mr. Buddy Kirby, Kingsport, Tennessee. The results are as follows:
Two-Year-Old Walking Horses—( 1) SETTING SUN’ S APOLLO, Billy Brantley up for Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Sliger, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.;( 2) BIG BOY JOHN, Neal Branscum up for T. E. Holland;( 3) SHINES BIG TALK, Charles Martin up for Clyde Jernigan;( 4) BOY ' S BLUE BOY, Mike Janaway up for Roy Thurman;( 5) SHADOW’ S SOUVENIR. Jimmy McFarland up for Wiggins & McFarland;( 6) SON OF JET PARADE, Kenny Dickson up for Bob Cooley, Jr., Madisonville, Tenn.
Juvenile Walking Class—( 1) SUN ' S
PAPER DOLL, Raye Graham up for Darnell & Graham;( 2) ALLEN’ S BIG SHOT, owner-rider Chuck Isbill, Etowah, Tenn.;( 3) GO BOY ' S GREATER GLORY, owner-rider Amelia Allen;( 4) ROSE FOREVER, owner-rider Leann McCluen;( 5) DREAM AT MIDNIGHT, Debbie Pollard up for E. C. Nichols;( 6) BEL AIRE’ S FIRST SON, Bill Davis up for Bel Aire Stables, Calhoun, Ga.
Pleasure Walking Horse—( 1) SPUR’ S GENIUS, owner-rider, Virginia Ray, Chattanooga, Tennessee;( 2) CHAIR MAN, owner-rider Bailey Allen;( 3) SYCAMORE’ S PRIDE, owner-rider Linda Lee, Ducktown, Tenn.;( 4) LADY PRINCESS, owner-rider Don Cauble;( 5) SUN’ S DANNY BOY, Jimmie Hawk up for T. E. Penton;( 6) SOUVENIR’ S BLUE BELLE, Pegs Putney up for Albert Archer.
Walking Stallions & Geldings—( 1) BOMBS BALLYHOO, Donald Paschal up for E. E. Williamson;( 2) GO BOY’ S SUNDUST, Bud Dunn up for Dr. & Mrs. B. S. Henry;( 3) SUN’ S BLUE BOY, owner-rider Hubert Jones;( 4) GO BOY’ S PRICE REBEL, Raymond Wilson up for Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers;( 5) SUNDUST OF MIDNIGHT. Kenny Dickson up for Owen Fullen;( 6) SUN’ S TROUBLE MAKER, Mike Janaway up for Roy Thurman.
Amateur Walking Horses—( 1) PHIL’ S GO BOY, Raye Graham up for Darnell & Graham;( 2) MERRY BLUE BOY, Kenny Dickson up for Owen Fullen;( 3) MR. PIDDLEY, owner-rider Sam Hall;( 4) SON OF BELAIRE, Roy Davis up for Bel Aire Stables;( 5) MR. WILSON, JR., ownerrider Lee Wood;( 6) EASTER WHIR- LAWAY, Ronnie Lyle up for Lewis T. Bowles.
Walking Mares—( 1) LADY MAC BETH, Elmore Brock up for Dr. Clark, Livingston, Tenn.;( 2) SHADOW’ S SENORITA, Billy Brantley up for Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitfield, Dalton, Ga.;( 3) SETTING SUN SUPREME, Albert Rowland up for Dr. Cooley;( 4) SUN DUST MAID, John Price up for Dr. W. H. Anderson;( 5) BORUMS GOLD BOND, Mann King up for Mr. and Mrs. John Borum;( 6) SUN’ S IRIS, Fred Oliver up for Debbie Diehl.
Jr. Walking Horses—( 1) CINDY’ S SHADOW, Donald Paschal up for W. G. Robinson, Chattanooga, Tenn.;( 2) THE CONTENDER, Elmore Brock up for Brock & Terry;( 3) JET’ S COMMAN DER, Budd Dunn up for Allen Walker,( 4) HANDSHAKER’ S EAGLE, Jack Darnell up for Darnell & Graham;( 5) SUNDUSTER, Billy Brantley up for B & F Corp.;( 6) SHADOW’ S MERRY LADY, Powell Hines up for Buddy Digg.
Walking Championship—( 1) GALA GO BOY, Ray Tenpenny up for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pletzer, Eldon, Mo.;( 2) SUNDUST PERFECTION, Bud Dunn up for Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Henry;( 3) BOMB’ S BALLYHOO, Donald Paschal up for E. E. Williamson;( 4) MER RY BOY’ S JACK POT, Jack Darnell up for Darnell & Graham;( 5) COL LEGE BOY, Herbert Jones up for Hashe and Jones;( 6) SHADOWS CHEYENNE, Fred Chase up for Tommy Gasteiger.
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