THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
Wink Groover rode ACE ' S SENSATION * 0
The reserve award went to THE SUPER SPORT Ind Mack Moles. Mack drove his horse to a preat effort and captured a first-place tie on one of the judges’ cards. EBONY’ S OLD CROW, Two-Year-Old Champion of 1966, tied third in
this outstanding class with Donald Paschal doing the riding. OLD CROW was close to the top of all three judges cards with a fine performance from start to finish.
JUDGE JUDGE Referee WATTS ADAMS COFFEY 1. 1177 1. 1177 1. 1667 2. 956 2. 1667 2. 1177 3. 1667 3. 654 3. 654 4. 654 4. 956 4. 956 5. 537 5. 1035 5. 11 6. 1035 6. 118 6. 118 7. 11 7. 537 7. 1035 8. 608 8. 11 8. 537 9. 118 6. 608 9. 608 10. 735 10. 735 10. 735
FINAL |
HORSE |
1.1177 |
ACE’ S SENSATION |
2. 1667 |
THE SUPER SPORT |
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3. 654
4.956
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EBONY’ S OLD CROW
TRIPLE THREAT AGAIN
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5. 1035 |
MR. FREEWHEEL |
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6. 11S
7. 537
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SUN’ S CREATOR
DAT’ S DE BABE
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S. 11 |
RISING SUN |
9. 60S |
MARCH IN-ON |
10. 735 |
EBONY’ S MIDNITE |
DREAM |
RIDER
Wink Groover Mack Motes
Donald Paschal Doug wolaver Jimmy Ellis J. T. Leech jack Johnson C. A. Bobo Jimmy McConnell Lee Anderson
OWNER & ADDRESS Billy Hale, Gallatin, Tennessee Randolph Farms & Thompson, Clearwater, Florida and Shelbyville, Tennessee Gillen & Hale, Chesapeake, O. & Gallatin, Tn. port Orange Stables, Daytona Beach, Florida Ellis Farms, Orrville, Alabama Mrs. J. W. Tolbert, Waukesha, Wisconsin Bill Tomlinson, N. Wilkesboro, North Carolina Bill Tomlinson, N. Wilkesboro, North Carolina Story’ s Saw-Mill & Lumber Co., Inc., Troy, Ala. n- Tomoc M vinp Tullnhoma. Tennessee
FINAL |
HORSE |
1. 1386 |
UNTOUCHABLE |
2. 36 |
JET SECURITY |
3. 1351 |
TOP TALENT |
4. 706 |
MERRY MOTION MAKER |
5. 1207 |
SHADOW’ S GAY LADY |
6. 1033 |
PERFECT PRECISION |
7.701 |
MERRY M A LINDA |
8.261 |
SHADOW’ S TORNADO |
9. 823 |
GO BOY’ S JET |
10. 153 |
MERRY BLUE BOY |
JUVENILES RIDING WALKING MARES OR GELDINGS,
CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
Judy Tillett and UNTOUCHABLE were the unanimous winners of this championship stake as they staged a repeat of last year’ s victory. All three judges tied this outstanding entry first on their cards as she made a great show against top competition. The reserve award went to JET SECURITY and Jan Wright. Jan and her horse made a fine show but could not upset the 1966 champion. Brooks Piercy and TOP TALENT tied third in this class of tremendous juvenile horses. TOP TALENT has always been a winner and shows no signs of letting up. Brooks showed the horse extremely well.
RIDER Judy Tillett Jan Wright Brooks Piercy Bobby Ratton Sara Hickerson Lee Vanette Kirkland Brenda Bramlett Mark Hulsey Sherrill Marks Ricky Rollins
OWNER & ADDRESS
Judy Tillett, Shelbyville, Tennessee Lone Star Stables, Nacogdoches, Texas Brooks Piercy, Kingsport, Tennessee Bobby Ratton, Memphis, Tennessee Sara Hickerson, Shelbyville, Tennessee Colonial Chevrolet Co., Warner Robins, Ga. Brenda Bramlett, Oxford, Mississippi Frank Hulsey, Gadsden, Alabama Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marks, El Dorado, Ark. Sugarloaf Farms, Odessa, Delaware
JUDGE |
JUDGE |
REFEREE |
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WATTS
1. 1386
2. 1351
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ADAMS
1. 1386
2. 36
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COFFEY
1. 1386
2. 36
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11. 153
12. 1173
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3. 153 |
3. 706 |
3. 1063 |
13. 28 |
4. 1063 |
4. 1351 |
4. 1207 |
14. 621 |
5. 36 |
5. 1207 |
5. 1351 |
15. 688 |
6. 823 |
6. 1063 |
6. 1376 |
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7. 621 |
7. 701 |
7. 706 |
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8. 701 |
8. 261 |
8. 823 |
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9. 1207 |
9. 823 |
9. 261 |
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10. 28 |
10. 28 |
10. 701 |
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JUNIOR WALKING HORSE |
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CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
Joe Webb and THE ENTERTAINER made another near-perfect show in winning the Junior title from some top competition. Joe rode his usual masterful class and gained the top tie from two judges. The reserve award went to WARLOCK and John T. Carter. John T and his horse battled all the way but could not upset Joe and his horse. WARLOCK has lots of natural ability and is certainly one to watch in the next few years. The third-place ribbon was won by SUN UP R and J. w. Renfroe. This horse made another good show and received the nod for first place on one of the judges’ cards. J. W. and his horse mind their own business and stay on the rail walking all the time.
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JUDGE
ADAMS
1. 683
2. 1352
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JUDGE
COFFEY
1. 508
2. 1213
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REFEREE
WATTS
1. 683
2. 1178
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3. 1213 |
3. 56 |
3. 1352 |
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4. 508
5. 1178
6. 56
7. 1672
8. 1194
9. 62
10. 345
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4. 683
5. 1178
6. 1352
7. 1672
8. 62
9. 165
10. 830
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4. 508
5. 1213
6. 56
7. 345
8. 830
9. 1672
10. 62
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1375 1194 165
411
1622 1126
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52 |
FINAL
HORSE
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1. 683
2. 1352
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THE ENTERTAINER
WARLOCK
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3. 508 |
SUN UP-R |
4. 1213 |
REFLECTION’ S |
UNFORGETTABLE |
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5.1178
6. 56
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SENSATIONAL SHADOW
GO BOY’ S BIG SHOT
|
7. 1672 |
SUN’ S MAGIC MARKER |
8. 62 |
CLOWN’ S IMAGE |
9. 1194 |
GUNSMOKE’ S MINUTE MAN |
10. 345 SABRE’ S ROCKET S.
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RIDER
Joe Webb John T. Carter J. W. Renfroe
Joe Martin Wink Groover Jimmy Holloway J- T. Leech Hershel Talley George Livingstone
Bill Hutson
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OWNER & ADDRESS
Rodgers. Rodgers & Webb, Searcy, Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Russell Waggoner, Kingsport J. W. Renfroe, Troy, Alabama
W‘ Ser & Wiser- Shelbyville, Tenn. f n Calhoun & Rome, Georgia a a‘“ atdox Stab, es. West, Mississippi A A. Mabus, Phillips, Mississippi Mr ° a ' nCHra » Vf ° rd’ Monl8omery, Alabama viliefTennessee H ' B ° Wman 4 S ° n ' Shelby-
Mrs. Robert S. Barnwell, jr., Shreveport. La.
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