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the Cashion Farms in Shelbyville. LADY KIM is al­
ways at the top of the class and her showing in Nash­
ville labels her as a strong contender at the Cele­
bration. The Stallion and Gelding Class was won by
Carlton Pitts riding GO BOY’S BLACK ROOSTER
for Captain E.A. Self. Carlton had his horse looking
better than ever and the improvement in BLACK
ROOSTER in just one year is truly remarkable.
The Four-Year-Old division saw three separate win­
ners emerge and a big upset. The Mare Class was
won by GO BOY’S BRENDA LEE and Buddy Black.
Buddy gave this mare a real strong ride and she was
at her best in winning over good competition. BREN­
DA LEE keeps showing and winning and that is all
you can ask of a champion horse. The Stallion and
Gelding preliminary was won by the great EBONY’S
SENATOR and Marvin Wilson. This horse has also
been shown plenty this year but his performance at
Nashville was truly in the "great” category. The
Stake Class saw a big upset with GREGG’S PER­
FECTION winning over EBONY’S SENATOR. Wal­
lace Brandon went after the blue ribbon right from the
start on PERFECTION and Judge Moorman liked what
he saw. There was not a workout in the class as Wal­
lace and his horse worked hard from the start to gain
ThP Juvenile Class saw the defending World Cham-
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UNTOUCHABLE and Judy Tillett, capture the
P'on' . ,vith her typical outstanding show. July has
h rational talent‘at showing horses and UNTOUCH-
a RI e T s undoubtedly one of the greats of the breed.
ABLther winner out of the Vic Thompson Stables was
MOONGLOW, JR. and Burt Daugette This horse is
a former World Champion and is definitely a top con-
tender for the championship this year.
Ponv Class had a host of talented entries and
deserving winner was SETTING SUN’S LITTLE
MAN and Pam Hawkersmith. This young lady really
works at showing horses and her efforts were well
rewarded at this show.
The Amateur Stake Class was won by MR. FTT and
"Red” Gochneaur of Aurora, Ohio. Red had his big
strong stud doing three gaits with lots of style and
motion "Red” also won a preliminary class on FTT.
The Aged Mare Class saw the consistent and talen­
ted ROCK-A-BY-LADY win the top spot with Marvin
Wilson up. This great mare can go with the best and
is always at the top of her class.
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Congratulations are certainly in order for all of
those connected with this show. The excellent facili­
ties and hospitality of show committee members makes
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tnn chnws in the southeast.
the nod.
Two-Year-Old Walking ?%larcs:
TIGER LILLY. Bob Cherry up.
for Kilpatrick. Cole. Harbor and Cherry
Three-Year-Old Mares:
LADY KIM. Doug Wolaver up,
for Cashion Farms
Two-Year-Old Stallions and Geldings
THE DEACON. Paul Whitehead up,
TENNESSEE STATE HORSE SHOW
Four- Year-Old Stallions and Geldings:
THE SENATOR. Marvin Wilson up,
for L. L. Woods
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Four-Year-Old Mares:
GO BO^ S BRENDA LEE, Buddy Black up,
for Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Grandquest
Gentleman Amateur Class:
MR. F T. T.. V. G. Gochneaur.
owner and rider
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