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BUDDY HUGH AND PATE BROTHERS
SWEEP MAJOR HONORS AT SEARCY SHOW
Buddy hugh pulled a "rabbit out of his hat” at the
recent Searcy Professional Walking Horse Show and
; produced
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now call
what people
now call "the best horse ana
he
has ridden since he won the Junior Championship
pmrl^en
Ch GSt- ^orse on
he
GUNSMOKE’S SON.” His mountwa!S?hip
mount was SUN’S HOLI­
on
DAY a fine black stud now own^t!.
S HOU-
DAY,
owned by S^N
Mr. and
Mrs.
Leo Baum of Ixonia, Wisconsin. This was the first
show that Buddy has made under the River Tree
Farms banner and the Baum family has reason to be
justly proud. SUN’S HOLIDAY was truly outstanding
in winning the class and shows promise of becoming
one of the big question marks for stake class compe­
tition later on this season. Tying second in this top
class was John Stroud (we understand that John was
injured rather severely the week following this show
— more on this later) on SUN’S BLACK SPECIAL
owned by Hervey Aycock. Third was CHANCE’S
SENSATION. Neil Robinson up for Jeffcoat Stables.
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the ladies* perform!nee;NTERTAINER relax after their exhibition an
d enjoy
the^To!!^^ J*£rse ^how, commonly referred to as
Despite throat ^^ow’” was again a roaring success.
exhibitedan^f® °f Iain’ which undoubtedly kept some
ord ZmLTof
at h°me’ the sh™ had a reC'
from severa 1 ItZ
With trainers and exhibitors
Civitan Club
JS;uSpoTnsored jointly by the Searcy
show was
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doe Wehb Riding Camp, the
some 10 non e ,re attraction of this little town of
looked as if fu60?6, *°r the weekend of April 13. It
There werp
whole town turned out for the show.
ing a fine vocal^rnhlgh[i-&hts of the evening, includ-
an exhibition u Sroup who sang for the audience and
World Chamn- J°yG and THE ENTERTAINER, 1967
t0PS and it
Junior Walking Horse. Both were
again be knnl S as 11 the Joe Webb Stables will
door.
n& at the Celebration Blue Ribbon
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