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One of the most impressive halter classes in Celebration history was captured by MERRY GO BOY. Owned by S. W. Beech of Lewisburg, Tennessee, this horse is one of the finest breeding stallions around. Mr. Beech and his fine assistants are to be commended for the fine manner in which they presented this entry. The reserve honor went to RODGERS PER FECTION for owners Short, Thompson and Gribble of Shelbyvllle and McMinnville, Tennessee. PERFECTION has recently moved to Middle Tennessee and is proving to be one of the most popular breeding horses in history. The third award went to 1965 World Grand Champion TRIPLE THREAT, owned by Koenig and Metzger of Daytona Beach, Florida. TRIPLE THREAT was a real favorite with the crowd and his future as a top sire looks bright
indeed.
FINAL |
HORSE |
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1.631
2. 13S3
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MERRY GO BOY
RODGERS PERFECTION
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3. 907 TRIPLE THREAT
OWNER & ADDRESS S. W. Beech, Lewisburg, Tennessee Short, Thompson & Gribble, Shelbyville & McMinnville Koenig & Metzger, Daytona Beach, Florida
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING FILLIES The second night of the Celebration got off to a rousing start with the first saddle class of the show. Winning the blue ribbon in impressive fashion was Doug Wolaver on HAND SHAKER’ S LADY KIM for owner Forrest Margrave of Lewisburg, Tennessee. This young filly battled all the way in gaining the nod of the judges. Reserve went to HIGH MACK’ S MAJORETTE M with Carl Edwards up for C. D. McClelland of Morgan, Georgia. The yellow ribbon winner was DELIGHTFUL LADY with trainer Russell Pate up for owner Brad Speight of Jackson, Tennessee. An intermittent shower fell throughout this class.
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JUDGE
COFFEY
1. 947
2. 458
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JUDGE
WATTS
1. 947
2. 45b
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REFEREE
ADAMS
1. 458
2. 947
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11. 117
12. 644
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3. 509 |
3. 699 |
3. 1120 |
13. 1014 |
4. 554 |
4. 1120 |
4. 787 |
14. 1323 |
5. 228 |
5. 554 |
5. 241 |
15. 228 |
6. 1205 |
6. 644 |
6. 1205 |
16. 1092 |
7. 1120 |
7. 1205 |
7. 645 |
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8. 787 |
8. 645 |
8. 699 |
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9. 645 |
9. 241 |
9. 554 |
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10. 1323 |
10. 509 |
10. 509 |
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FINAL HORSE RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
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1. 947
2. 458
3. 699
4. 1120
5. 554
6. 509
7. 644
8. 1205
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HANDSHAKER ' S LADY KIM
HIGH MACK ' S MAJORETTE M.
DELIGHTFUL LADY
REBEL’ S APRIL ANGEL
DELIGHT ' S ANN
SAGE FIRE
EBONY ' S DAMSEL
EBONY’ S CAT BALLOU
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Doug Wolaver
Carl Edwards
Russell Pate
Joe Urquhart
Robert Reid
J. W. Renfro
Carlton Pitts
Judy Martin
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Forrest Margrave, Lewisburg, Tennessee
C. D. McClelland, Morgan, Georgia
Brad Speight, Jackson, Tennessee
Joe Urquhart, Columbia, Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gracey, Fayetteville, Tenn.
J. W. Renfro, Troy, Alabama
Billy Mansel, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Mrs. Sonia Wiser, Shelbyville, Tennessee
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9. 645
10. 241
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WALLER’ S LADY PRIDE
DELIGHTED HEIRESS
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Donald Paschal
David Welsh
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Ollinger, Waller & Waller, Mobile, Alabama
Leeswood Stables, Oaks Corners, New York
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CHAMPIONSHIP WALKING WEANLING This championship class saw a repeat performance of the first night’ s Weanling Horse Colt class with the top winners tying in the same order. GO BOY’ S MAGIC MOMENT owned by Mrs. E. A. Self of Mobile, Alabama captured the blue ribbon and the title. The reserve honors went to SHADOW MIDNIGHT GHOST for owners Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Carter of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Tying third was STATE LY’ S BLACK SHADOW for owners Wiley Messick and Son of Murfreesboro. These three horses exhibited plenty of natural ability and bloom. The handlers did an excellent job of showing their stock and the judges did a good job of tying the class.
Judge Judge Referee Moore Limbaugh Miller 1. 624 1. 624 1. 1650 2. 1650 2. 1650 2. 895 3. 895 3. 913 3. 913 4. 913 4. 895 4. 624 5. 1419 5. 532 5. 1419
6. 532
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FINAL |
WEANLING |
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1. 624
2. 1650
3. 895
4. 913
5. 1419
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GO BOY’ S MAGIC MOMENT
SHADOW MIDNIGHT GHOST
STATELY’ S BLACK SHADOW
SHADOW’ S DELIGHT
M IDNIGHT GLAMOR GIRL
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Mrs. E. A. Self, Mobile, Alabama wLaA?! rf-, J- Mac Carter ' Murfreesboro, Tennessee ley Messick & Son, Murfreesboro, Tennessee!\ mHAi,' nfDder’ Woodbury, Tennessee Kimball Piano & Organ, Jasper, Indiana