1965-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1965 July Voice | Page 42

NOW
. . .
YOU CAN SEE
WALKING HORSE
CHAMPIONS
in Action!!
SEE PAGE 58
TARHEEL REVIEW
THIS ISSUE!
by Elaine and Harold Thacker
Rt. 5, Winston-Salem, N. C.
On the 23rd, 24th and 25th of April, the Seventh
Annual Fayetteville Horse Show was held. The wea­
ther threatened all the time, but it didn’t keep the
show from going off perfectly.
Mr. GEORGE WITT from Athens, Alabama was the
honorable judge. He did a very fine job.
The Walking Horse Championship Stake was won
by C. A. BOBO on Go Boy’s Dark Knight. This fine
black stallion is owned by Dr. and Mrs. HUBERT
POTEAT of Smithfield, North Carolina.
Sun’s Sensation won Ladies Up on Walking Mares
and Geldings Class. Sensation was ridden by MAR­
THA BOBO, daughter of C. A. Bobo. She was riding
for Mr. C. M. WATERS, JR., Alexandria, Louisiana.
Again from the C. A. Bobo and Son Stables came
the winner of the Junior Walking Horse Class. It was
Miss BRENDA SMITH from Lexington, North Caro­
lina. Miss Smith rode Midnight Black Lady.
Midnight Jet Star won the Two-Year-Old Class. Jet
Star is owned by Dr. EDWARD JONES, Thomasville,
N. C., and was shown by Mr. KENNY PRICE.
Miss CANDACE WILLIAMS from Fayetteville,
North Carolina won the Juvenile Walking Horse Class
on Go Boy’s Ebony Angel. Candace also won the
Amateur Walking Horse Championship Stake in very
fine style on Mr. Chevrolet. Both Ebony Angel and
Mr. Chevrolet are owned by Sally Hill Farms of Fay­
etteville, N. C. and Florence, S. C., and were trained
by KENNETH BURK.
We received some good news from Sally Hill Farms —
they have purchased a new mare. Her name is Cindy’s
Shadow. Candace and Cindy should make a wonderful
team and we want to wish them a lot of success in
the coming months.
The High Point Lions Club held its Twenty-First
Annual Horse Show on May 29th at Albion Millis
Stadium in High Point, North Carolina.
The Ladies Walking Horse Championship Stake and
the Amateur Walking Horse Championship Stake were
won by Duke of Delina with MARGARET HUBBARD
up. Duke is owned by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. HUBBARD
of Sanford, North Carolina, and is trained by Mr. C. A.
Bobo.
The Two-Year-Old Class was won by King of the Road
withMr. KENNY PRICE up for Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES
BLACKBURN of High Point. This wonderful black colt
has been shown three times this season and has won
a biue each time. His first show was in Hickory, N. C.
withMr. DONALD PASCHAL, Woodberry, Tennessee,
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judging. His second show was High Point, with Mr.
PAUL SMITH, Wintergarden, Florida judging. His third
show was the Dallas, North Carolina show with Mr.
WINK GROOVER, Etowah, Tennessee judging. King
of the Road is yet to be defeated.
KENNY PRICE rode Sun’s Jim Mack to an out­
standing victory in the Stallion and Gelding Class. Jim
Mack is owned by Dr. and Mrs. BOB SNIDER of
Lexington, North Carolina.
Green Back Money Tree with Mr. CHARLES "Dude”
CROWDER up was the winning combination in the
Championship Walking Horse Class. Money Tree exe­
cuted three perfect gaits with plenty of speed and
form in the running walk and unbelievable motion.
Congratulations, DUDE.
Mr. PAUL SMITH, Wintergarden, Florida, was the
Walking Horse Judge. Congratulations, Mr. SMITH,
for a job well done.
Overall, the Walking Horse Classes have been the
best and largest this season than ever before.
As long as North Carolina has trainers like Mr. C. A.
BOBO, Mr. KENNY PRICE, Mr. "DUDE” CROWDER,
Mr. KENNETH BURK, Mr. JERRY DERRYBERRY,
Mr. CHARLIE SAPP and many others, there will be
better Walking Horses and larger Walking Horse classes
in North Carolina.
Keep those horses WALKING.
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