1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 September Voice RS | Page 22

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Charlie Williamson brought in one of his many nice-looking young colts and walked away with the blue ribbon. Charlie is from Brentwood, Tennessee, and his colt’ s name is SWEET ppm IT The red ribbon indicating reserve honors was captured by MAID OF MASTERPIECE for owners Hackett and Hale of Carthage and Gallatin, Tennessee. The third place ribbon went to MIDNIGHT’ S MAE B, owned by J. F.

Brantley and Son. The opening night crowd of close to 4,000 was very receptive to this class and voiced appreciation of its favorites. Crowd reaction is usually mild in halter classes but the crowd on this opening night felt no such restraint.

FINAL HORSE 1. 266 2. 5S8 3. 720-L 2S1 5. 910 6. 880 7. 713 8. 219 9. 1306 10. 1437

SWEET SPIRIT MAID OF MASTERPIECE MIDNIGHT’ S MAE B. SILHOUETTE MIDNIGHT PEGGY JANE SHADOW’ S DOLLY NELL SUN’ S TYPSIE PRINCESS DELIGHT’ S MISS CINDY SUE SUNDAY SUE ACE’ S MIDNIGHT QUEEN

OWNER & ADDRESS C H. Williamson, Brentwood, Tennessee Hackett & Hale, Carthage & Gallatin, Tenn. j f. Brantley & Son, Wasco, California Baggarly & Lasseter, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Milton Alexander, Readyville, Tennessee Bailey-Montgomery Stables, Shelbyvilie, Tn. Flying B. Farm, Shelbyvilie, Tennessee Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt Owen, Jr., Franklin, Tn. Steve McKnight, Murfreesboro, Tennessee Ledbetter & Browder, Columbia, Tennessee

YEARLING HORSE COLTS OF 1966 FOAL This class was well-stocked with good-looking prospective show horses and really drew the interest of the crowd. Winning the honors was GO BOY’ S LADY’ S MAN owned by Beech and Leslie of Lewisburg, Tennessee and Troy, Missouri. The second award went to SHADOW’ S APACHE owned by Stan McNabb of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Stan brought many goodlooking colts to the show and APACHE was one of the best. The yellow ribbon went to EBONAIRE KING for owners Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hale of Gallatin, Tennessee. Mr. Hale owns a number of promising colts in addition to some of the best show horses around. He has captured many honors in the show ring and shows no signs of letting up.

OWNER & ADDRESS

Beech & Leslie, Lewisburg, Tn. & Troy, Mo. Stan McNabb, Murfreesboro, Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hale, Gallatin, Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Carter, Murfreesboro, Tn. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Richards, Nashville, Tn. Dale McDaniel, Millington, Tennessee Holt & Greenway, Goodlettsville, Tennessee J. F. Brantley & Son, Wartrace, Tennessee Messengers: Richmond, McMinnville, Tenn. James L. Rowland, Rockvale, Tennessee

MARE AND FOAL Always one of the most popular classes, this year’ s edition was that and more. Winner of the trophy was the entry of DAUGHTER OF MIDNIGHT and SHADOW MIDNIGHT GHOST for owners Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Carter of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. SHADOW MIDNIGHT GHOST had tied second in the Weanling Horse Colt class earlier in the evening. Reserve award and the red ribbon went to MIDNIGHT WON­ DER GIRL and GO BOY’ S MAGIC MOMENT, owned by Self, Woods and Ensley of Mobile, Alabama and Belfast, Tennessee. MAGIC MO­ MENT captured the blue ribbon in the Weanling Horse Colt class earlier. Third place tie went to STAR’ S ROCKET MAID and TOMCAT owned by Paul Nelms of Lewisburg, Tennessee.