1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 November Voice | Page 30

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Songwood Drive
Austell, Georgia
Ph. 948-2144
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194 Decatur Street
Atlanta, Georgia
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CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE
The Chattanooga Charity Horse Show
sponsored by the Circle C Saddle Club
was held October 15, 16, 17. Walking
Horse Judges for this event were Mr.
Rex Watts, Hudson, North Carolina; Mr,
Carl Jenkins, Atlanta, Georgia and Mrs.
Annie Cogwell, Milan, Mississippi. The
results are as follows:
Ladies Amateur Class — (1) GO
BOY’S FALCON, Mrs. Robert Hem­
bree up for Hembree Buick Co., Gun-
tersville, Ala.; (2) SOCIETY’S SUR­
PRISE, Pauline W. Rentz up for Paul
Wiener, Cedartown, Ga.; (3) MERRY
BOY’S SHADOW, Carolyn Stansbury
up for Riding High Stables, Knoxville,
Tenn.; (4) MIGHTY MAN’S SON,
Sonny Perkins up for Riding High
Stables, Knoxville, Tenn.; (4) MIGHTY
MAN’S SON, Sonny Perkins up for
Dellwood Stables, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mare Class — (1) PRIDE APRIL
LOVE, Albert Lee Rowland up for
Martin’s Grilled Meat Co. & Belaire
Stables, Gadsden, Ala., and Calhoun,
Ga.; (2) GYPSY WOMAN. Ralph Oldes
up for Oak Crest Stables, Marietta, Ga.;
(3) STELLA DALLAS, Billy Brantley
up for Claude Wade, Dalton, Ga.; (4)
MELODY, F. A. Henry up for Lake-
view Farms, Hickory, North Carolina.
Stud and Gelding Class — (1) PRIDE
OF DECATUR, Billy Brantley up for
W. Keith Kropp, Signal Mountain,
Tenn.; (2) SHAMROCK, Kenny Dick­
son up for Dr. Fred Mitchell, Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.; (3) SHADOW’S HEAD­
MAN, Wink Groover up for Lakeside
Farm, Hickory, N. C.; (4) MOONGLOW,
Bill Titus up for Hamilton Stables,
Rome, Georgia.
Two Year Old Walking Stallions and
Geldings — (1) SUN’S RAIDER, owner-
rider Johnny Stephens, Madisonville,
Tenn.; (2) MONEY MOTION, F. A.
Henry up for June Riggs, Athens,
Tenn.; (3) GO BOY’S LITTLE JACK,
owner-rider Mrs. W. R. Harper, Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.; (4) GO BOY’S BLUE
DUKE, Nelan Poteet up for Battle­
ground Stables, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.;
(5) HILLBILLY, Sam Hefner up for
Howard Hundley, Ooltewah, Tenn.; (6)
SUN’S ROCKET, Gineva Lee, Oolte­
wah, Tenn.
Two Year Old Walking Mares — (1)
GO BOY’S FIRST LADY, Billy Brant­
ley up for L. O. Ledford, Rossville, Ga.;
(2) GUNSMOKE JOSE, Wink Groover
up for Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Watt, En-
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