1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 September Voice | Page 39

CLASS 17 - GET OF SIRE
FINAL
1. 886
2. 73
3. 212
4. 402
HORSE
Ebony Masterpiece
Go Boy's Security
Sun's Masterpiece
Black Angel’s Midnight Sun
OWNER
Billy Hale, Gallatin, Tenn.
Dr. W. H. Anderson, Decatur, Ala.
Nelms Stables, Lewisburg, Tenn.
Kirk Haynes, Jonestown, Miss.
Judge
Hall
1. 886
2. 212
3. 402
4. 73
Judge
Talley
1. 886
2. 73
3. 212
4. 402
Referee
Bobo
1. 886
2. 402
3. 73
4. 212
CLASS 18 - THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING MARES
FINAL
HORSE
1. 859
Jet's Rockett
2. 780
Cindy’s Shadow
3. 363
Miss Marjurette
4. 190
Souvenir's Stuck-Up Girl
5. 39
Gunsmoke's Starlight
6. 340
Go Boy’s Black Angel B. R.
7. 443
Sun Dust Pride
8. 201
Special's Angel
9. 833
Majorette
10. 94
Shadow’s Sweetheart
Reproduction of results not checked for clerical errors!
One of the most interesting classes in
Judge
Judge
the show, this class proved to offer the
Talley
Bobo
most wide-spread judging of the week.
1. 363 1. 859
There were many leading contenders in
2. 992 2. 780
this class and few were clearly outstand­
3. 13
3. 190
ing. Getting the nod and the blue ribbon
4. 744 4. 39
was JET'S ROCKET with Wink Groover up.
5. 780 5. 340
This mare put on a good show and tied
6. 201 6. 363
first on Judge Bobo's card. CINDY'S SHA­
7. 190 7. 443
DOW was a close second with Donald Pas­
8. 222 8. 201
chal up. "CINDY" has been a highly
9. 651 9. 833
touted Junior Horse all season. J. T. Leech
10. 443 10. 94
tied third on MISS MARJURETTE after get­
ting the first place spot on Judge Talley's
card. Some good aged mares are in the
making here.
RIDER
OWNER
Wink Groover
Jerry Armstrong, Englewood, Tenn.
Donald Paschal
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Robinson, Chattanooga,
J. T. Leech
L. L Majure, Meridian, Miss.
Bill Loomis
Mario Farms, Port Republic, Va.
Jimmy V/addell
Pat Stringer, Memphis, Tenn.
Bud Seaton
Billy Hale, Gallatin, Tenn.
Wallace Brandon
H. P. Sheely, Dallas, Texas
Russell Pate
Marion Russell, Pigott, Ark.
Buddy Kirby
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Minniard, Slemp, Ky.
Gary Edwards
Puckett Stables, Shellman, Ga.
Referee
Hall
1. 833
2. 340
3. 39
4. 443
5. 222
6. 859
7. 780
8. 744
9. 363
10. 201
11. 190
12. 94
13. 651
14. 992
15. 13
16. 1246
Tenn.
CLASS 20 - TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING GELDINGS
SPUNKY DAY, ridden by Jimmy Waddell
came to the front fast in this class. This
fancy colt was shown to perfection by
Jimmy and showed the finest of the
"Waddell touch” that has won him many
blues in two year old classes. Second was
HANDSHAKER AGAIN with another good
maker of two year olds, Douglas Wolaver
up. Coming in third after receiving the
top spot on Judge's Tally's card, was
Jimmy Holloway on MYSTERY'S FIREBALL.
Right down the line, these horses were a
good match and every winner had to
work hard to place in the money.
FINAL
HORSE
1. 49
Spunky Day
2. 814
Handshaker Again
3. 151
Mystery’s Fury
4. 1069 Mr. Fireball
5. 898
Shines Hay Boy
6. 332
Sun’s Tune Up
7. 449
The Texas Beetle
8. 55
Ebony Treasure
9. 181
Moon Lit Mist
10. 1293
Mack Kay’s Reflection
Reproduction of results not checked for clerical errors!
RIDER
Jimmy Waddell
Doug Wolaver
Jimmy Holloway
L. M. Hilley
George Livingstone
J. B. Coker
Wallace Brandon
Sam Cecil
E. Digby Palmer
Clarence Goodson
Judge
Judge
Referee
Hall
Talley
Bobo
1. 151 1. 49
1. 49
2. 814 2. 814 2. 814
3. 49
3. 1069 3. 151
4. 181 4. 151 4. 898
5. 55
5. 898 5. 1069
6. 1069 6. 332 6. 449
7. 1293 7. 449 7. 1247
8. 1247 8. 55
8. 332
9. 660 9. 660 9. 661
10. 449 10. 181 10. 55
11.
12.
13.
14.
15. 83
1293
181
660
277
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16. 195
1163
450
912
832
898
OWNER
Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Day, Jackson, Tenn.
Frank Summers, Nacogdoches, Tex.
C. D. Maddox Stables, West, Miss.
Byron Farms, Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thompson, Brandon, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Howell, Hartselle, Ala.
Brandon & Mason, Grapevine & Dallas, Texas
Clement Stables, Hickory, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Norton, Hayward, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Frank Felts, Roanoke, Va.
CLASS 22 - THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING GELDINGS
Things got rough in this class when
MR. RUFF, with Larry Edwards up, took
off for the blue ribbon. Larry made a day
of it in getting the top spot on both
Judge Talley’s and Referee Bobo’s cards
to win the blue ribbon. Jimmy Holloway
was not far behind to tie second on
MERRY SECRET. This horse got stronger
and stronger as the class wore on and
made some real "aged horse" passes to­
ward the end. SECRET'S HONEY BOY. with
Clarence Goodson up, was tied first on
Judge’s Hall's card and got enough strength
here to tie third in the class. Some real
future contenders were spoted throughout
this class.
SEPTEMBER, 1961
Judge
Judge
Referee
Hall
Talley
Bobo
1. 1292 1. 249 1. 249
2. 605 2. 152 2. 152
3. 152 3. 1292 3. 139
4. 1163 4. 898 4. 1194
5. 450 5. 745 5. 605
6. 912 6. 1194 6. 1292
7. 832 7. 598 7. 986
8. 745 8. 139 8. 598
9. 139 9. 986 9. 745
10. 249 10. 832 10. 327
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