1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 September Voice | Page 60

CLASS 58 - OWNER-AMATEUR RIDERS ON WALKING HORSES, CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
Featuring some of the greatest Walking Horses of
the breed, the Owner-Amatetur Championship pro­
duced one of the fastest classes of the week. D’leese
Williamson, riding BOMB’S BALLY HOO, let loose
one of the finest exhibition of Amateur riding seen
in years. The big "BOMB” stayed in form through-
one of the finest exhibitions of Amateur riding seen
three cards. SUN’S CELEBRATION, a tried and proven
performer carried owner Joe Wright in fine form to
win second in this fast class. Third was GO BOY’S
HIGH MACK, trained and ridden by Pat Puckett who
also put on a fine exhibition of Amateur horse­
manship.
FINAL
1. 35
2. 62
3. 95
4. 68
5. 928
6. 588
7. 1295
8. 763
9. 1338
10. 257
HORSE
Bomb’s Bally Hoo
Sun’s Celebration
Go Boy's High Mack
Go Boy's Scooter
The Impala
Fascinatin Rhythm
Touche
Bald Eagle
Royal Sundust
Prince Royal
Judge
Bobo
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Judge
Hall
35
95
68
62
928
588
763
1295
970
1338
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
RIDER OWNER
D’Leese Williamson
Joe Wright
PatvPuckett
W. R. Mitchell
Kay McFarland
Dr. A. R. Dalton
Judy Knowles
Melvin C. Heinz
H. P. Sheely
Lewis Aita D'Leese Williamson, Jackson, Miss.
Lone Star Stables, Nacogdoches, Texas
Puckett Stables, Shellman, Ga.
W. R. Mitchell, Eight Mile, Ala.
Kay McFarland, Topeka, Kansas
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Dalton, St. Louis, Mo.
Judy Knowles, Jackson, Miss.
Melvin C. Heinz, Selma, Ala.
H. P. Sheely, Dallas, Texas
Lewis Aita, Franklin, Tenn.
Referee
Talley
35
62
588
928
95
68
1295
763
1338
257
1. 35
2. 68
3. 928
4. 62
5. 95
6. 588
7. 1295
8. 317
9. 763
10. 1338
11. 257
12. 970
13. 183
CLASS 60 - GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP WALKING HORSE STAKE
FINAL
1. 609
2. 41
3. 748
4. 485
5. 1084
6. 356
7. 714
8. 1252
9. 830
10. 754
HORSE
Perfection’s Carbon Copy
Triple Threat
Go Boy’s Sundust
Hill’s Perfection
Johnny Midnight
The Society Playboy
Spur's Big Glory
Champagne Jet
Mack K’s Big Story
Spur’s Commander
CELEBRATION GAITED HORSE
RESULTS
Pony Fancy Turnout—(1) RAINBOW
SONG—Phil and Mary Mullins for
Dr. L. M. Mullins, Fairview; (2) DE­
FENDER’S RED FLAME—Donna Yok-
ley and Jirn Bailey for Stammer
Stables. Chapel Hill; (3) MIDNIGHT
STRUM—Don and Anna Sisco for Ray­
mond J. Hessey, Nashville; (4) MEL­
ODY—Tommy Hart and Susan Brown
for Dr. L. M. Mullins; (5) HICKORY
HILL’S GALLANT DAN — Jimmy
Workman and Yolanda Potts for Potts
and Williams, Columbia and Mt. Pleas­
ant..
Roadster Pony 50" and Under — (1)
LITTLE BOMB SITE — Wayne John­
ston for L. M. Mayo Sausage Co., Nash­
ville; (2) THE LITTLE BOMB SIGHT
—Tony Waits, Owner—Columbia. Ky.;
(3) LITTLE BOB UP—Win Garth for
Winston Garth III; (4) RED BIRD—
GO
When the gate swung open and "Dixie" rang out Judge
Judge
Referee
from the Hammond Organ and those "big” horses Talley
Bobo
Hall
came in at a flat foot walk ... you could feel the
1. 609
1. 609
1. 609
surge of excitement over the packed stadium. All
2. 41
2. 41
2. 41
was relatively quiet until the call for the "runni