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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