1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 September Voice RS | Page 57

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HORSE
SHOW
RESULTS
THE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL
TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE
NATIONAL FUTURITY
Shelbyville, Tennessee - August 24,1967
WEANLING DIVISION, 1967 FUTURITY (Fillies):
(1) STATELY’S SPRITE, Lyle Cashion Co., Jack-
son, Miss.; (2)KERCHIE’S BABY, Marie Musgrave,
Lewisburg, Tenn.; (3) EBONY’S DREAM MAKER,
S. W. Beech, Jr., Lewisburg; (4) ED’S BLACK
GAL, John R. Jones, Nashville; (5) THREATS
RADIANT LADY. Port Orange Stables, Daytona
Beach, Fla.; (6) SHADOW'S JUNE BRIDE, Otis
Endsley, Belfast; (7) O’ MY EBONY, J. R. Brantley
& Son, Wartrace; (8) ROYAL HEIRS BLACK AN­
GEL, Mrs. Harriet R. Clark, Beverly Hills, Calif.;
(9) GO BOY’S LIVING AIRE, Jimmy Hackett, Car­
thage; (10) SHADOWS MISS MIDNITE, Neil G.
Amos, Murfreesboro.
YEARLING DIVISION, 1967 FUTURITY (Fillies):
(1) MAID OF MASTERPIECE. Billy Hale, Gallatin;
(2) GO BOY’S ROYAL LADY, J. B. Woods & Otis
Endsley, Belfast; (3) HALE'S FIRST LADY, Billy
Hale, Gallatin; (4) GO BOY'S LADY MISS, W. R.
Nixon, Monoville; (5) SHADOW’S DOLLY NELL,
Bailey-Montgomery Stables, Shelbyville; (6) DE­
LIGHT’S MISS CINDY, Dr. and Mrs. Dewitt Owen,
Jr., Franklin; (7) MIDNIGHT’S MAE B.. J. R.
Brantley & Son, Wartrace; (8) SUNS GYSPIE PRIN­
CESS, Boyd R. Beveridge, Shelbyville; (9) SUN’S
SHADOWETTE, J. Mac Carter, Murfreesboro; (10)
BEAU’S BLACK BEAUTY, Lester Bradford, Lewis­
burg.
TWO-YEAR-OLD DIVISION. 1967 FUTURITY (Fil­
lies): (1) EBONY’S MARCH WIND. Frank Parnell.
Newbern: (2) EBONY'S DARK STAR. Frank Mus­
grave, Jr., Lewisburg; (3) SUN’S HI FASHION.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin, Shelbyville; (4) KER-
CHIE’S DOLL. Marie Musgrave, Lewisburg; (5)
SUN’S DIXIE DELIGHT. C, D. Maddox, West, Miss.;
(6) INVASION’S CHARM B., J. R. Brantley & Son,
Wartrace; (7) DELIGHT’S DEBBIE. L. 0. Ledford
Sales Agency, Rossville, Ga.; (8) EBONY’S ANGEL,
J. T. Leech, Belvidere; (9) MIDNIGHT HONEYDEW
H, Steve McKnight, Murfreesboro; (10) CASHION
FASHION, Lyle Cashion Co., Jackson, Miss.
WEANLING DIVISION. 1967 FUTURITY (Colts)
(1) GO BOY’S MAGIC MOMENT, Mrs. E. A. Self,
Mobile, Ala.; (2) SHADOW7 MIDNITE GHOST, J.
Mac Carter, Murfreesboro; (3) HILL'S BLACK BA­
RON, James Russell, Lewisburg; (4) SHADOW’S
DELIGHT A., S. L. Alexander, W oodbury; (5) HILL­
TOP HICKORY. J. C. Kimes. Shelbyville; (6) GO
BOY’S SUCCESSOR C.. J. A. Clay, Lewisburg; (7)
PLAYBOY QUICK SILVER, Lyle Cashion Co., Jack-
son, Miss.; (8) GO BOY’S MIGHTY SUN, Dr. W. D
Jones, Fayetteville; (9) PERFECT PACKAGE. James
L. Rowland, Rockvale; (10) PECK’S BIG SHOT.
J- D. Bush, Gadsden, Ala.
YEARLING DIVISION, 1967 FUTURITY (Colts):
(1) GO BOY’S LADY’S MAN, S. W. Beech, Jr. &
G. E. Leslie, Lewisburg; (2) SATAN’S SHA­
DOW', Paul Smith, Lewisburg; (3) SHADOW’S A-
PACHE, Stanley McNabb, Murfreesboro; (4) EB-
ONAIRE KING, C, E. Ingram. Etowah; (5) BLACK
SHAKER G., Nelson E. Gibson, Brookhaven, Miss.;
(6) SUN’S GREAT GLORY, Cashion Farms, Shel­
byville; (7) SUN’S VOLUNTEER. Jimmy Hackett,
Carthage; (8) MIDNIGHT TROPHY. J. T. Nelms,
Nashville; (9) SUN’S LAST CHANCE J.T.N.. J T.
Nelms, Nashville; (10) KERCHIE’S GO BOY, Marie
Musgrave, Lewisburg.
Tw O - YEAR - OLD DIVISION. 1967 FUTURITY
(Colts); (1) GO BOYS BLACK ROOSTER. Mrs.
“•A- Self, Mobile. Ala.; (2) GO BOY’S RENDEZ­
VOUS, Marie H. Jeffcoat, Cordova; (3) EBONY’S
PAPER TIGER, BUI Hale & S. W. Beech, Jr., Gal-
iatin & Lewisburg; (4) DANCER’S SUNRISE, Doris
C- Taft, Taft; (5) DELIGHT’S BLAZER. Fray Escue,
Covington, Ky.; (6) GO BOY’S DICTATOR. Roy
Callahan, Charleston, Mo.; (7) SUNS MIDNITE
CHANCE, Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Miller, Xenia,
Warren, Springhilt no ch
Dr. Sara Womack, Shelb^SfeD
MA‘'C Herman
RINGM ASTER,
TENNESSEE STATE
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b MAGIC LADY, owner-exhib-
Bud Byron, Tullahoma; (4) JUNE DELIGHT
exhibited by Ben Harrell lir L. T Bowles Mur
freesb„ro; (5) PLAYBOY’S SILHOUETTEowner
BOBB n J anr ' Mh°K*,ShelbyVille; (6) WINSTON’S
ami M1? tANw’ exhlblted by Ray McEwen for Mr
MFR r V f RrmNn Ewen’ Lynchbur£ <7> WINSTON’S
t ! ii uE G0LD’ owner-exhibitor W. p. Millard
(8) SETTING SUN’S PRISS. owner
exhibitor Owen Layne, Murfreesboro; (9) PERFEC
TIONS DAYDREAM, owner-exhibitor Vic Thomp
5h®,byvUle- <10) SHADOW’S MIRACLE, ex
hibited by Gary Leverett for Mr. and Mrs. A M
Matuser, Shelbyville.
WEANLING DIVISION. 1967 FUTURITY (FIL
LIES): (1) EBONY’S SCAT LADY M. Mr. and Mrs
E. P. McFarlin, Mufreesboro; (2) Unnamed entry
Cashion Farms, Shelbyville; (3) Unnamed entry
S. W Beech, Lewisburg; (4) FANCY SPIRIT, Jack
Harney and Irvan Brown, Murfreesboro; (5) DUKE’S
SUN QUEEN, Kennie R. Nelson, Lewisburg; (6)
SHADOW’S MISS MIDNITE, Clyde Jernigan and
Neil Amos, Murfreesboro; (7) SPIRITS MISS CIN­
DY, Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt Owen, Jr., Franklin; (8)
Unnamed entry, Steve Hill, Beech Grove; (9) RAM­
BLIN' ROSE, Sam Lasseter and Donnell Baggarly,
Murfreesboro; (10) SCAT MAN’S JEWEL W, Paul
Wallace and Clyde Jernigan, Murfreesboro.
4-H CLUB WEANLING COLT: (1) FIERY SHAD­
OW. exhibited by John Harney for Harney & Brown,
Murfreesboro; (2) PLAYBOY’S SILHOUETTE, own­
er-exhibitor Charlie Moore. Shelbyville; (3) SPIRIT'S
LOVELY LADY, exhibited by Sherrie Tolbert for
Peggy Tolbert, Murfreesboro; (4) DELIGHT'S MER­
RY BOY. exhibited by Larry Osborne for Fair Oaks
Farm, Murfreesboro; (5) PALLIE’S PAL. owner-
exhibitor Miss Pallie Walker, Murfreesboro; (6) PID-
DLEY'S BIG DEAL, exhibited by Philip Mason for
Thos. Brandon, Murfreesboro; (7) FREDDY FLINT-
STONE, exhibited by Freddy Tenpenny for Suits-
Me-Farm, Murfreesboro; (8) DELIGHT’S SULTAN,
exhibited by Ricky Womack for Womack's Stable,
Murfreesboro; (9) MIDNIGHT’S ROCKETTE, owner-
exhibitor Charles Insell, Woodbury; (10) MIKE’S
SPIRIT, owner-exhibitor Mike Williamson, Brent­
wood.
OPEN WEANLING HORSE COLTS: (1) GO BOY'S
MAGIC MOMENT, exhibited by Bobby Beech for
Mrs. E. A. Self, Mobile, Ala.; (2) HILL’S MERRY
GO BOY A. exhibited by Johnny Brown for Steve
Hill. Beech Grove; (3) STATELY'S BLACK SHAD­
OW, exhibited by Lonnie Messick for Lonnie and
Wiley Messick, Murfreesboro; (4) JOLLY RODGERS,
exhibited by Larry Gribble for Vic Thompson, Shel­
byville; (5) HUSTLER’S WONDER BOY, exhibited
by Sylvester Skierkowski for Leeswood Farms, Oaks
Corners. N. Y.; (6) MERRY BUDDY, exhibited by
Jimmy Collins for Suits-Me-Farm. Murfreesboro;
(7) EYE DOCTOR, exhibited by Aubrey Baskin for
R H. Baskin, Murfreesboro; (8) EBONY’S BLACK
HAWK owner-exhibitor Jimmy McKnight, Lascas-
sas. ,9.' GO BOY’S HIGHLIGHT, exhibited by Hor­
ton Elrod for Horton and Austin Elrod, Milton,
(10) SPIRIT'S ROAN BOY. owner-exhibitor Lanny
L^ANUNeGSbD°;viSION. 1967 FUTURITY (STAL­
LIONS) <1) SHADOW’S MIDNIGHT GHOST. Mr.
and Mrs. J Mac Carter, Murfreesboro; (2) Unnamed
‘ c xV Beech Jr.. Lewisburg; (3) Unnamed
r, r\»rV 'T iDies Murfreesboro; (/) PERFECl
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fame? I
Rowland, Rockvale; . 8 ) Unnamed
AGE, J-n.e.
entry. shelbyville; (9) EBON\ S
Murfreesboro; (10) SHA-
freesboro
4-H CLUo .f C0LT; (i} FLAME AT
y ^,^.c gUrns for Burns
L-Brandon- Mur-
MIDNIGHT.
Stabies,
exhibilor
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•>"R enee ’S DOLLY, owner-
s‘...v Murfreesboro; ( 3 ) SOU-
e-’i-ibiVor Linda Jennings,
THERN SHA DO .. o -
Murfreesboro,
OPEN YEARLING FILLIES: (1) GO BOY’S ROY­
AL LADY, exhibited by Bobby Beech for S. W-
Beech. Belfast; (2) MIDNIGHT DOLLY R, exhibited
by Roger Richards for Jack Richards, Nashville;
(3) MACK K’S PERSIMMON, exhibited by Bud
Byron for Jennings and Weaver, Tullahoma; (4)
SUE SUNDAY SUE. exhibited by Harold Dean Giv­
ens for Steve McKnight, Murfreesboro; (5) SUN’S
DELIGHTS LADY, exhibited by Bill Conner for
L. C. Fritzsche, Shelbyville; (6) MIDNIGHT JANE,
exhibited by Jerry Rogers for James Rowland,
Murfreesboro; (7) BLACK PEPPER, exhibited by
Bill Sledge for Aubrey McPeak, Christiana; (8)
DELIGHT'S HONEY BUN, exhibited by Melvin Wal­
lace for Forrest Margraves, Union City, Ky.; (9)
THE BAY LADY, owner-exhibitor Julia Haun, Wa­
tertown; (10) ELDORADO, owner-exhibitor John
Freeman, Morrison.
YEARLING DIVISION. 1967 FUTURITY (FIL­
LIES): (1) SWEET SPIRIT, C. H. Williamson, Brent­
wood; (2) DELIGHTS BONNIE, M. E. Carroll, Jr.,
Madison, Ala.; (3) SILHOUETTE, Baggarly and
Lassater, Murfreesboro; (4) Unnamed entry, Har-
linsdaie Farm, Franklin; (5) MERRY MIDNIGHT
A. O. H. Abernathy, Nashville; (6) SHADOW’S
ROSE MARIE, Womack Stables, Murfreesboro; (7)
DELIGHT’S MISS CINDY, Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt
Owen, Jr., Franklin; (8) SUN’S FINALE, Jones,
Williamson and Griffeth, Brentwood; (9) SHADOW’S
SOCIETY JAN, Stanley McNabb, Murfreesboro; (10)
SUN’S SHADOW MAID, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Car­
ter, Murfreesboro.
OPEN MARE AND COLT: (1) DAUGHTER OF
MIDNIGHT and SHADOW’S MIDNIGHT GHOST.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Carter, Murfreesboro; (2)
GO BOY’ S CINDY K and SPIRIT’S MISS CINDY.
Dr. DeWitt Owen, Jr.. Franklin; (3) DOUBLE MER­
RY GIRL and PEAK OF PERFECTION, Larry Grib­
ble & Vic Thompson, Shelbyville; (4) ZULA QUEEN
and DUKES SUN QUEEN, Kenny Nelson, Lewis­
burg; (5) BECTON’S LADY and SHADOW’S RE­
FLECTION, Baggarly and Lassater, Murfreesboro;
(6) GO BOY’S SILVER LACE and PLAYBOY’S
QUICK SILVER, Cashion Farms, Shelbyville; (7)
GO BOY’S MISS WONDERFUL and HUSTLER’S
WONDER BOY, Leeswood Farms, Oaks Corners,
N. Y.; (8) GO BOY’S DREAM and EBONY’S ECHO,
D onnell Baggarly, Murfreesboro; (9) MERRY MER­
RY MBC and MERRY BUDDY, Suits-Me-Farm, Mur­
freesboro; (10) SUN’S BRIGHT STA R and SHADOW’S
MISS MIDNIGHT, Jernigan and Amos, Murfreesboro.
OPEN YEARLING HORSE COLTS: (1) SUN’S
ROLLER COASTER, exhibited by James Rowland
for Hart & Greenway, Nashville; (2) JINKS BLACK
JACK, exhibited by C. H. Williamson for Hayes
& Williamson, Brentwood; (3) MIDNIGHT SUN’S
TRADE MARK, exhibited by Mike Jones for Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Smith, Murfreesboro; (4) SHADOWS
OF BLUE, owner-exhibitor Roger Richards, Nash­
ville; (5) DELIGHT’S PENNY CRICKET, exhibited
by Bud Byron for E. Poe, Tullahoma; (6) HALF
PAST MIDNIGHT, exhibited by Bill Alexander for
Harlinsdale Farms, Franklin; (7) SUN’S REMEM­
BRANCE. exhibited by Jerry Rogers for James
Rowland, Murfreesboro; (8) HEADMAN’S VELVET,
exhibited by Bill Cortner for Conner Stables, Shel­
byville; (9) PAT’S DELIGHT, exhibited by Clark
Maples for Ramsey Snell, Murfreesboro; (10) SUN
DUST SHAKER, exhibited by Bobby McDaniel for
Howard Nix, Cornersville.
YEARLING DIVISION, 1967 FUTURITY (STAL­
LIONS): (1) GO BOY’S LADY’S MAN, S. W. Beech,
Jr., Lewisburg; (2) SHADOW’S APACHE. Stan Mc­
Nabb, Murfreesboro; (3) MOUNTAIN FIDDLER,
Womack Stables, Murfreesboro; (4) GO BOY’S
MIGHTY MAC. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac Carter, Mur­
freesboro; (5) SUN’S GREAT GLORY. Cashion
Farms, Shelbyville; (6) SUN’S LAST CHANCE JTN,
J. T. Nelms, Nashville; (7) SUN’S CHANCE MAN,
John Sledge, Murfreesboro; (8) MIDNIGHT TRO­
PHY, J. T. Nelms. Nashville; (9) MIDNIGHT BLACK
DASH. Roy H. Delbridge. Gallatin; (10) DELIGHT’S
ROCK AND ROLL. A. E. (Rock) McEwen, Williams­
port.
CHAMPIONSHIP WEANLING: (1) GO BOY’S MA­
GIC MOMENT, exhibited by Bobby Beech for Mrs.
E. A. Self, Mobile. Ala.; (2) SHADOW’S MIDNIGHT
GHOST, exhibited by James Rowland for Mr. and
Mrs. J. Mac Carter, Murfreesboro; (3) STATELY’S
SPRITE, exhibited by Buddy Moore for Cashion
Farms, Shelbyville.
CHAMPIONSHIP YEARLING: (1) SHADOW’S AP­
ACHE. owner-exhibitor Stan McNabb,Murfreesboro;
(2) GO BOY’S LADY’S MAN. exhibited by Steve
Beech for Beech and Leslie. Belfast; (3) SWEET
SPIRIT, owner-exhibitor C. H. Williamson. Brent­
wood.
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