TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING STALLIONS— B
The second division of walking stallions attracted everv bit as much of the crowd’ s attention as the top five horses staged a spirited duel for the honors. MISTER REE and Russell Pate won the ribbon after a strong show against plenty of competition. Russell received the first place vote of one judge. The reserve tie was pinned on EBONY’ S OLD CHARTER and Dickie Pate, making the first two places a Pate family affair. The third place honors went to Wallace Brandon and STERLING’ S BLACK SHADOW. Wallace received one vote for the blue ribbon from the judges. Mack Motes andSHADOW’ S ROYAL FLUSH also received a first place vote and tied
fourth.
Judge |
Judge |
Referee |
Goodson |
McChesney |
Shaw |
1. 1044 1. 1397 1. 1058 11. 1214 2. 1058 2. 1403 2. 1403 12. 970 3. 1214 3. 1044 3. 1203 13. 697 4. 1397 4. 1058 4. 1097 14. 681 5. 1403 5. 1097 5. 1397 15. 1467 6. 1203 6. 952 6. 1044 16. 952 7. 1097 7. 1214 7. 1484 17. 1563 8. 657 8. 681 8. 930 18. 742 9. 952 9. 1203 9. 760 19. 1630 10. 930 10. 1484 10. 657
FINAL HORSE RIDER
1. 1397 MISTER REE Russell Pate 2. 1403 EBONY’ S OLD CHARTER Dickie Pate 3. 1044 STERLING’ S BLACK SHADOW Wallace Brandon 4. 1058 SHADOW ' S ROYAL FLUSH Mack Motes 5. 1097 PERFECTION ' S PRESIDENT Marvin Wilson 6. 1214 LAST RAID Joe Martin 7. 1203 SHADOW’ S GO BOY Larry Lunsford 8. 657 MIDNIGHT SUNDOWN Tom Youree 9. 952 DELIGHT S DARK SHADOW Neil Robinson 10. 930 MAC K’ S FIRECRACKER Bill Gibson
OWNER & ADDRESS
Fashion Two-Twenty Cosmetics. Aurora, Oh. Clay. Keller & Pate. Collierville & Henning Fashion Two-Twenty Cosmetics. Aurora, Oh. Motes, Orrell & Lowe, Shelbyville & Cookeville Woods & Thompson. Shelbyville & Tuscaloosa Dr. & Mrs. Harold Mclver, Jackson Capt. & Mrs. Boyd Beveridge, Shelbyville Holt & Greenway. Goodlettsville & Donelson Rogers, Saunders & Robinson. Memphis Poteal & French, Jonesboro & Dandridge
JUVENILES( 16-17) RIDING WALKING MARES OR GELDINGS
Sara Hickerson and SHADOW’ S GAY LADY pulled out all of the stops in winning this competitive class with the first place tie of two judges. Sara has campaigned her horse all year and this victory was a fitting reward for her efforts and determination. The reserve horse was GO BOY’ S BLACK BARON and Jan Wright. Jan did a fine job of showing her horse and received one vote for first place. Mary Vann Jenkins and MERRY BELL tied third, making one of the best showings for this team all year. Fourth place honors went to BILLY’ S HI FIVE and Stuart Whitener.
Judge Judge Referee McChesney Shaw Goodson
1. 1187 |
1. 1187 |
1. |
32 |
11. 1085 |
2. |
19 |
2. |
32 |
2. |
19 |
12. |
158 |
3. |
32 |
3. |
113 |
3. 1187 |
13. |
212 |
4. 1393 |
4. 1085 |
4. |
514 |
14. 1393 |
5. |
514 |
5. |
19 |
5. 1127 |
6. |
212 |
6. |
514 |
6. |
784 |
7. |
158 |
7. |
804 |
7. |
113 |
8. |
113 |
8. 1393 |
8. |
527 |
9. |
247 |
9. |
784 |
9. |
804 |
10. |
784 |
10. 1127 |
10. |
247 |
FINAL HORSE RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
1. 1187 SHADOW’ S GAY LADY Sara Hickerson Sara Hickerson, Shelbyville 2. 32 GO BOY’ S BLACK BARON Jan Wright Jan Wright, Nacogdoches, Tex. 3. 19 MERRY BELL Mary Vann Jenkins Mary Vann Jenkins, North Wilkesboro, N 4. 113 BILLY’ S HI FIVE Stuart Whitener Guy V. Whitener, Jr.. Newberry, S. C. 5. 1085 GOLDFINGER Lindsey Apel Dr. Otto F. Apel, Jr., Portsmouth, Oh. 6. 514 GUNSMOKE’ S TRAMP Liz Kyle Jack Gardner Stables, Crossville, Al. 7. 804 PERFECT PRECISION- Yanette Kirkland Yanette Kirkland, Columbia 8. 1393 MERRY MELINDA Brenda Bramlett Brenda Bramlett, Oxford, Ms. 9. 784 SON ' S STAR PILOT Joe Fleming R. D. Keene, Orlando, FI. 10. 1127 SUN DUST JULIET Steven Dunn Buddy Bradford, Russellville. Al.
FOUR-YEAR-OLD WALKING MARES
Bill Bobo made his first show at the Celebration a great success as he won the class aboard EBONY ROSE beating some top contenders, including one ridden by his father. Bill is certainly one of the most promising young horsemen in the business and his success at the Celebration is the result of many hours of work at the barn. The reserve tie was won by HELLO DOLLY C with Harold Kilpatrick doing the riding. Third place went to the pre-show favorite, GO BOY’ S BRENDA LEE. and Buddy Black. Buddy made a good show and received the first place vote of one judge. This horse was later sold through the Sale of Champions.
Judge Judge Referee McChesney Shaw Goodson
1. 546 1. 2 1. 2 11 257 2. 779 2. 1158 2. 779 12. 328 3. 3 3. 546 3. 290 13. 1609 4. 2 4. 779 4. 1137 5. 74 5. 290 5. 3 6. 1137 6. 3 6. 1440 7. 1158 7. 1440 7. 1158 8. 118 8. 74 8. 546 9. 257 9. 328 9. 118 10. 328 10. 118 10. 74
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FINAL
1.
2
2. 1158
3. 546
4. 779
|
HORSE
EBONY ROSE
HELLO DOffLY C
GO BOY’ S BRENDA LEE
EBONY’ S DOLLY
|
RIDER
Bill Bobo
Harold Kilpatrick
Buddy Black
Bud Seaton
|
5. 290 GO BOY’ S WALKING PERFECTION Donald Paschal |
6. |
3 |
DAT’ S-DE-BABE |
Charlie Bobo |
7. 1440 |
BLACK CINDY |
Charles Martin |
8. |
74 |
MISSJEANIE |
Jimmy Holloway |
9.1137 |
MISS SENSATION |
Wink Groover |
10. 113 |
SUN DUST REBEL MAID |
Neil Robinson |
OWNER & ADDRESS Bill Tomlinson. North Wilkesboro, N. C. Clark Stables, Arab, Al.
& Mrs- B- 0. Grandquest, Eight Mile, Al. Billy Hale, Gallatin Roy Delbridge, Gallatin Bill Tomlinson, North Wilkesboro, N C Patton & Patton, Nashville Mr. & Mrs. Udell Stubbs, Jackson, Ms. Southern Newspaper Farms. Montgomery, Al. Sharon Terry, Cleveland, Ms.