1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 September Voice RS | Page 37

TENNESSEE STATE COLT SHOW
FEATURES TOP PROSPECTS
The Second Annual Tennessee State Colt Show
did what many thought was impossible - it improved
upon the initial show held last year. Sponsored by
the Tennessee State Colt Show, Inc., this fine show
for the future prospects of the breed has served to
stimulate interest in selective breeding, while pro­
viding owners an opportunity to exhibit their stock
against the best competition.
The six judges selected to tie the classes did a
commendable job and worked hard to afford the best
possible look at the horses being shown. At times
this made the show drag to a degree, but the crowd
and the exhibitors realized the need for such close
scrutiny. The three judges for each class were de­
termined by the spin of the wheel. Serving as judges
were Charles Brantley, George Henson, Hall McNabb,
Hodge Jordan, Walker Limbaugh, and Milton Alex­
ander.
The announcer for the show was Bob Jennings of
Nashville, Tennessee. Bob is one of the most well-
liked announcers in the South and he again did his
typical outstanding job. The music was in the cap­
able care of Jimmy Richardson and his traveling
organ. Any show that can get Jimmy to play can
rest assured they have the best
The attendance figures and the bulging entry list
emphasize the growth this show has experienced in
just two years.
Already many horse lovers interested in colts are
looking forward to next year’s show. The future for
this show is bright indeed, and it is refreshing to
see such an active interest on the part of the horse
community in the younger horses of the breed.
Complete results of the thirteen classes can be
found in the Horse Show Results section of this issue.
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