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another judge may not see. This is one of the added attractions to the show horse world— Great anticipation and
expectation!!!
It may be of interest to our readers to know that youi Editor worked with a representative of the International
Arabian Horse Association regarding the details of this system and that they are in the process of adapting it foi
their official shows. It is their belief that this system lcpresents the most unbiased and open method of judging a horse show and that it gives each exhibitor the most fair
chance available to tie his horse.
“ I GAVE MY HORSE A COMB..” Free manc-and-tail comb from England is Merck ' s gift to horse owners who buy‘ Top Form’ Shampoo and Coat Conditioner during special offer. Comb and shampoo sell for $ 4.50, the price of shampoo alone.
Comb for the We!!-Groomed Horse Ss Gift with‘ Top Form’ Shampoo
An imported aluminum mane-and-tail comb is currently being offered as a free gift to horse owners who buy‘ Top Form’ Shampoo and Coat Conditioner.
Made in England, the comb will come attached to one-pint bottles of the shampoo for as long as comb supplies last. For the duration of the offer, comb and shampoo will sell for.$ 5.50, the regular price of the shampoo alone.
The Top Form’ Shampoo and Coat Conditioner is part of a line of Top Form’ horse care products manufactured by Merck & Co., Inc.
The comb offer marks the second time this year that Merck has wooed horse owners with free care and grooming aids. Two months ago, Merck offered a free hoof pick with each purchase of Top Form’ Hoof Dressing.
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.‘ Top Form’ Shampoo and Coat Conditioner, a mildly i antiseptic wash which contains lanolin, is intended to give horses a show-worthy gloss, control microorganisms j found on horses’ skin, and cut down“ horsey” odor. Un-! like most such products, it requires no rinsing afterward.
South Carolina Walking Horse News by Linda Scrivner
The Newberry County Shrine Club held their second annual horse show Saturday, July 8. There were a large number of horses present and the walking classes were full to the brim. The show had twenty-nine classes in all. The participants were well-dampened in body but this didn’ t seem to dampen the spirits. Everyone had a wet time but the ring was crowded with spectators who were braving the weather to see the many horses.
The results of the walking classes were as follows:
WALKING MARES: 1. GO BOY’ S SPRINGTIME ridden by Harold Winkler; 2. SHADOW’ S SUMTER OUEEN, Dudley Sledge up; 3. THE BAY LADY, F. W. Gregory 4. HANDSHAKER’ S POLARIS, Don Hudson; 5. WALK-A-WAY SOUVENIR, Dick Waldrop.
FOUR-YEAR-OLD WALKING HORSES: 1. SAV AGE SAM, Ben Long, Jr. up; 2. GO BOY’ S VARIETY, 3. LUMINAR’ S RADIANT LADY, F. W. Gregory; 4. BUCKS GO BOY, Huck Moss; 5. MIDNIGHT CHAM PAGNE, Norwood Boyse.
WALKING HORSE, LADIES ONLY: 1. GO BOY’ S NIGHTINGALE, Mrs. Ralph Hensley; 2. GUNSMOKES STARLIGHT, Mrs. Newton Turrentine; 3. BIG MAN’ S FURY, Linda Scrivner; 4. MERRY BLUE BOY, Mrs. Bruce Bishop; 5. MR. GLORY B., Cissy Bess.
WALKING HORSES, STALLIONS AND GELD INGS: 1. BILLY HI FIVE, Bill Sledge, Jr.; 2. SUN’ S BLUE BOY, Harold Winkler; 3. SHADOW’ S SNAP- BACK, Sonny Scrivner; 4. BLUE GO BOY, Mrs. J. Welborn; 5. PERFECTIONS SHEIK, Dr. J. H. Pearce.
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING HORSES: 1. SE CRET’ S BETTY LANE, Harold Winkler; 2. GO BOY’ S BOOGER GIRL, Nick Davenport; 3. DAN’ S KING ALLEN, Ralph Hensley; 4. REBEL’ S DEBONAIR, Don Hudson; 5. HIPPS SHADOW, Huck Moss.
THREE- YEAR- OLD WALKING HORSES: 1. GRISHAM STAR, Norwood Boyce; 2. OUR BLACK RAMBLER, Sonny Scrivner; 3. GO BOYS DISSECTOR, Dudley Sledge; 4. Entry from Lightning Gregory’ s stable; 5. EBONYS BIG MOMENT, Mrs. Ben Long, Jr.
JUVENILE WALKING HORSES: 1. DEUCE BOY AGAIN, Judy Hensley; 2. MR. GLORY B, Cissy Bess; 3. GO BOYS NIGHTINGALE, Crissie Hartnett; 4. MIDNIGHT’ S HOTSHOT, Nancy Reel.
WALKING HORSE AMATEUR CHAMPION SHIP: 1. SUN’ S GO BOY JR., Ed Usry; 2. SECOND TIME AROUND, Mrs. Newton Turrentine; 3. COUN TRY GENTLEMAN, Ralph Reynolds; 4. SENSA TIONAL SUNDUST, Cissy Bess; 5.' PATTY’ S SOUVE NIR, Raymond Caughman.
WALKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP: 1. JET’ S GO BOY SOUVENIR, Dudley Sledge: 2. GO BOYS SUNDAY BEST, Huck Moss; 3. MI TENNESSEE STUD, Lightning Gregory; 4. KING OF SPADES, Harold Winkler; 5. ROPERS BLUE BOY, Manning Jones.
The judge for the walking horse classes was James Rowland, of Rockvale, Tennessee.
Sonny and I made a quick trip to Mississippi this last weekend and we saw some mighty good horses at the stables we visited. Sonny Posey of Flora has a barn full of horses and an unusual number of good mares. Jack Moorman has a barn full of great horses at his Moorman wu • CS * n ^,° resb Miss. His stables is located on the hiteway Farm of Jim Lackey and it is a sight to behold.
VOICE of the Tennessee Walking Horse