1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 December Voice | Page 52

SOUTH CAROLINA
OPEN GATE
The South Carolina Horse Show Association closed
its most successful year with an elaborate High Point
Award Banquet at the Wade Hampton Hotel, Colum
bia, South Carolina on October 26, 1968.
The head table was adorned with two white Walking
Horse heads mounted on tall wrhite containers using
white gladiolus, white chrysanthemums, and pampas
grass. Editors from the leading horse magazines were
guests of the Association and were seated directly in
front of the head table.
This has been a most successful year for the Horse
Show Association. After much work, this Association
has grown to be one of the strongest in the country.
Awards were given to horses for the most points
won during the year. The following were the winners
in the Walking Horse division:
PLANTATION PLEASURE: (1) LORD LARKSPUR,
Jimmy Slaughter, Orangeburg, owner; (2) PROUD TO
POLKA, Ruthie Slaughter, Orangeburg, owner.
WALKING PONIES: ( 1) TRAVELERS GYPSY, Ran
dy Lollis, Taylors, owner; (2) MIGHTY LITTLE RED,
Jimmie Reel, Edgefield, owner.
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING HORSE: (1) SUNS T
BIRD. Mr. and Mrs. Don Towery, Sumter, owners; (2)
MISTY’S SECRET, Arthur Foster, Honea Path, owner.
JUVENILE: (1) RAMBLIN ROSE, Diane Quinn,
Piedmont, owner; (2) BILLY’S HI FIVE, Guy White-
ner, Jr., Newberry, owner.
AMATEUR: (1) ROPER’S BLUE BOY, George W.
Roper, Easley, owner; (2) GO BOYS DOUBLE STAR,
Ralph Hensley, Edgefield, owner.
THREE-YEAR-OLD: (1) EBONY’S CHARGER, Ger
ald Welborn, Anderson, owner; (2) ROCKY BLUFF
REX, Dr. S. E. Burnett, Sumter, owner.
JUNIOR WALKING HORSE: (1) HEADMAN’S
HURRICANE, Mr. Neeley, Rock Hill, owner; (2) MISS
RHYTHM, Cissy Best, Barnwell, owner.
LADIES WALKING HORSE: (1) HANDSHAKERS
POLARIS, Nancy Cox, Greer, owner; (2) MIDNIGHT
HOT SHOT, Jimmie Reel, Edgefield, owner.
WALKING MARES: (1) GO BOYS AGAIN BAY
LADY, Carol Clary, Greenville, owner; (2) SHADOWS
SUMTER QUEEN, Mr. & Mrs. C. E. Hinson, Sumter,
owners.
WALKING STALLION & GELDING: (l)GO BOYS
SUNDAY BEST, Monroe Johnson, Aiken, owner; (2)
SHADOWS RED ROOSTER, Hamp Caughman, Lex
ington, owner.
CHAMPIONSHIP: (1) SILVER SHADOW’S REPLI
CA, Cissy Best, Barnwell, owner; (2) JET’S GO BOY
SOUVENIR, Mr. & Mrs. C. E. Hinson, Sumter, owners.
Division winners were: RAMBLIN ROSE, owner Di
ane Quinn, Piedmong; and TRAVELERS GYPSY, own
er Randy Lollis, Taylors.
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SALE OF SHOWRING CHAMPIONS
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Belfast, Tennessee
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PETE YOKLEY
Pulaski, Tennessee
Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse