1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 May Voice RS | Page 6

THE HOME TEAM—Surrounding their Celebration contender
GO BOY’S CHATTERBOX are Mrs. Mina Seaton, Trainer
Bud Seaton, Shirley Sharp and Mr. Frank Mason.
ANOTHER BLUE—Pictured receiving the Blue Ribbon cli­
maxing just one of his many victories is Bud Seaton on
CHATTERBOX.
Celebration but found that he had more ability, stamina
and guts than any horse he had ever ridden.”
CHATTERBOX hit the Celebration ring on Sat­
urday night as just another horse in contention with an
extreme crowd favorite. He had been tied third in the
Age Stallion Class on Thursday night. As the class built
up into a frenzy, involving several other horses of doubt­
less popularity with the crowd, experienced Walking
Horse observers forgot about the other contenders and
turned their attention to a show horse that was getting
better and better with every round. His trainer had stayed
on the rail, where he should have been, and showed his
horse to perfection. GO BOY’S CHATTERBOX, after
a grueling and hard fought workout, was still true in his
gaits and in perfect form as he made his last pass before
the big grandstand. It was only after the last workout
was almost over that the crowd was tempted to forget
the other events within the ring and notice the bay Stallion
that was “coming on strong.” But by then it was too late!
The show was over!
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