TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING STALLIONS TIGER BAY and Bob Cherry showed their 46 rivals plenty of motion, speed and heart in capturing the blue ribbon to the delight of the cheering crowd. The crowd picked up this colorful entry in the early going and never lost sight of them. Bob captured two first place votes and one second place tie on the cards of the three judges. Reserve award went to another great young horse, SPECIAL DE LIVERY. ridden by Buddy Hugh. Buddy captured a vote for first, second and third, and should provide plenty of competition in the championship class. Elmore Brock and JOHN NY JR. tied third with two strong gaits. None of the horses in this class were disqualified because of scarred feet and twenty horses were chosen for the final workout.
JUDGE JUDGE REFEREE ADAMS COFFEY WATTS 1. 984 1. 812 1. 984 11. 770 2. 812 2. 984 2. 612 12. 510 3. 462 3. 488 3. 812 13. 360 4. 666 4. 686 4. 666 14. 238 5. 612 5. 704 5. 488 15. 704 6. 538 6. 1324 6. 538 16. 1218 7. 704 7. 320 7. 1342 17. 1324 8. 840 8. 114 8. 840 18. 680 9. 770 9. 612 9. 462 19. 498 10. 1342 10. 1342 10. 114 20. 320
FINAL |
HORSE |
RIDER |
1. 9S4 |
TIGER BAY |
Bob Cherry |
2. 812 SPECIAL DELIVERY Buddy Hugh 3. 48S JOHNNY JR. Elmore Brock
4. 666 SETTING SON’ S RAMBLER Buddy Kirby 5. 462 SHADOW’ S SUPREME Carl Edwards 6. 612 INVASION’ S INVADER George Witt 7. 53S DELIGHT’ S MAGIC BAY Jack Johnson S. 704 HIGH NOON Russell Pate 9. 840 EBONY’ S HARVEST MOON Bud Dunn 10. 770 THUNDER AT MIDNIGHT Mann Ring
OWNER & ADDRESS
Kilpatrick, Harber & Cherry, Brentwood & Centerville, Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Sheely, Dallas, Texas Ellis, Cribble & Gribble, Greensboro, N. C. & McMinnville, Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holder, McMinnville, Tenn. L. C. Hall, Columbus, Georgia Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wash, Huntsville, Ala. Link & Mozelle Spainhour, N. Wilkesboro Burnett & Ratton, Memphis, Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Hulon Newton, Anderson, Sla. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Beaumont, Clarksville
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING STALLIONS DOUBLE DELIGHT O proved to be too much horse has he captured the blue ribbon with Elmore Brock up. This horse has been a popular winner all year and he showed the crowd that he could really get up and go. Elmore tied first on all three cards in a very impressive win. The reserve award went to TUFF STUFF and Charlie Bobo. Charlie and his horse showed plenty of ability to the crowd of over 10,000 paid admissions. THE MEDICINE MAN and Benvis Beachboard strolled to the yellow ribbon with two strong gaits. Two horses were disqualified from this class because of the new scar rule.
JUDGE |
JUDGE |
REFEREE |
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ADAMS
1. 487
2. 649
3. 527
4. 21
5. 431
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COFFEY
1. 487
2. 21
3. 527
4. 953
5. 1209
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WATTS
1. 487
2. 527
3. 21
4. 649
5. 1209
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11. 1037
12. 1189
13. 331
14. 1619
15. 197
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6. 1209 |
6. 1037 |
6. 555 |
16. 849 |
7. 1283 |
7. 1283 |
7. 431 |
17. 427 |
8. 785 |
8. 1121 |
8. 953 |
18. 1125 |
9. 1189 |
9. 827 |
9. 1283 |
19. 785 |
10. 849 |
10. 649 |
10. 1087 |
20. 827
21. 1121
22. 1621
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FINAL |
HORSE |
RIDER |
OWNER & ADDRESS |
1. 487 |
DOUBLE DELIGHT O |
Elmore Brock |
Ellis, Lowe & Lowe, Greensboro, N. C. & Cookeville, Tennessee |
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2. 21
3. 527
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TUFF STUFF
THE MEDICINE MAN
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C. A. Bobo
Benvis Beachboard
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GLL Farms, Collierville, Tennessee
Beachboard & Matthews, Bell Buckle & Shelbyville
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, Tennessee |
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4. 649
5. 431
6. 1209
7. 953
8. 1283
9. 1037
10. 785
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DELIGHT’ S DREAM
GO BOY’ S RENDEZVOUS
REFLECTION’ S SHADOW
HANDSHAKER’ S ECHO
BRONZE MASTERPIECE
HI HAT’ S WORTHY BOY
DOCTOR NO
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Donald Paschal
Neil Robinson
Joe Martin
Doug Wolaver
Darrel Vaughn
Bobby McQuerry
Buddy Black
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Mr. Ed Hunter, Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Jeffcoat Stables, Cordova, Tennessee
Payne, Martin & Wiser, Gallatin & Shelbyville
Alexander & McCarter, Savannah, Tennessee
Billy Hale, Gallatin, Tennessee
3-T Farm, Lexington, Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grandquest, Mobile, Ala.
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JUVENILES RIDING WALKING MARES OR GELDINGS
Debbie Church and FAIR WARNING B. won the blue over 32 other entries in a real good Juvenile class. Debbie is getting along exceptionally well with this great horse and they will be a difficult team to stop. Lee Vanette Kirkland and PERFECT PRECISION exhibited plenty of confidence and ability to nail down the second place ribbon. This horse can really come up when they call for the running walk and Lee Vanette knows how to ride as well as any juvenile. Tying third and looking better all the time was MERRY MOTION MAKER with Bobby Ratton up. These young riders showed plenty of ring savvy in exhibiting their horses. The final workout had 18 horses.
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JUDGE
WATTS
1. 539
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JUDGE
ADAMS
1. 539
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REFEREE
COFFEY
1. 1351
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11. 145 |
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2. 1063
3. 28
4. 688
5. 823
6. 1173
7. 1367
8. 58
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2. 706
3. 1173
4. 1351
5. 28
6. 1367
7. 1063
8. 823
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2. 1063
3. 706
4. 1281
5. 539
6. 823
7. 1173
8. 1367
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12. 688
13. 261
14. 386
15. 58
16. 408
17. 927
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9. 261
10. 145
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9. 261
10. 1281
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9. 28
10. 687
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FINAL |
HORSE |
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1. 539
2. 1063
3. 706
4. 1173
5. 1351
6. 28
7. 1367
8. 823
9. 688
10. 261
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FAIR WARNING B.
PERFECT PRECISION
MERRY MOTION MAKER
SUNDUST GAL
TOP TALENT
BILLY’ S HI FIVE
CONFEDERATE RAIDER
GO BOY’ S JET
D. DIAMOND LIL
SHADOW’ S TORNADO
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RIDER Debbie Church Lee Vanette Kirkland Bobby Ratton Camille Whittle Brooks Piercy Bill Sledge, Jr. Sheryl Schliecher Sherrill Marks Wilcene Moody Mark Hulsey
OWNER & ADDRESS Mr. and Mrs. Duane Church, N. Wilkesboro Colonial Chevrolet Co., Warner Robins, Ga. Bobby Ratton, Memphis, Tennessee Camille Whittle, Etowah, Tennessee Brooks Piercy, Kingsport, Tennessee Guy V. Whitener, Jr., Newberry, S. C. Sheryl Schliecher, Gary, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marks, El Dorado, Ark. WUcene Moody, Batesville, Arkansas Frank L. Hulsey, Gadsden, Alabama