1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 September/October Voice RS | Page 48

1/ OWNER-AMATEUR RIDERS ON WALKING
HORSES, CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
Burt Daugetie and MOON GLOW JR. completed
a comeback effort that proved beyond a shadow
of a doubt the ability of this great champion­
ship team. Burt and her horse won the title
two years ago but failed in their effort last
vear. This victory capped off a spirited effort
to win again and Burt and her horse are cer-
tainlv deserving and representative of this breed.
HURRY SUNDOWN and Patti Reams were re­
serve, with LADY GODIVA and Mrs. Frank
Parnell winding up the top three winners. The
ladies dominated the top ribbons in this class.
FINAL
1. 1081
2. 239
3. 1488
4. 295
5. 912
6. 927
7. 490
8. 1686
9. 209
10. 526
Judge
Judge
McChesney Shaw
1. 1081
1. 1081
2. 239
2. 239
3. 1488
3. 1488
4. 295
4. 912
5. 912
5. 927
6. 927
6. 490
7. 526
7. 295
8. 209
8. 1686
9. 416
9. 209
10. 1686
10. 526
Referee
Goodson
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9.
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HORSE RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
MOON GLOW JR.
HURRY SUNDOWN
LADY GODIVA
GO BOY'S CHATTERBOX
GALA GO BOY
SUN'S PLAYBOY
MR. F. T. T.
MIDNIGHT TAR BABY
PRIDE'S HIGH & MIGHTY
SUN DUST QUEEN Burt Daugette
Patti Reams
Mrs. Frank Parnell
Candace Williams
Jacquie Kroll
W. B. Cherry
V. G. Gochneaur
Lynn Wood
Lynne Utter
J. D. Bush Burl Daugette, Gadsden, Al.
Patti Reams, East Point, Ga.
Mrs. Frank Parnell. Ncwbern
Candace Williams, Fayetteville. N. C.
Calico Farms, Inc., Cincinnati. Ohio
W. B. Cherry, Henderson
Fashion Two-Twenty Cosmetics, Aurora, Oh.
Lynn Wood. Gadsden, Al.
Lynwood Stables, Akron, In.
j' D. Bush, Gadsden, Al.
295
1081
490
1686
927
239
912
694
1488
209
11. 416
12. 1254
13. 526
GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP WALKING HORSE STAKE
It was everything it was supposed to be and
more as four horses were put on the rail for
the final gruelling workout. When the final
decision was made a deserving and proven GO
BOY’S ROYAL HEIR and Donald Paschal were
the champions, with THE ENTERTAINER and
Joe Webb reserve. Wink Groover, trying the
impossible and almost doing it, tied third on
ACE’S SENSATION with GO BOY’S BLACK
ANGEL and Charlie Bobo fourth. Bobo and his
mare proved a lot of people wrong by battling
the top three all the way and never giving an
inch. THE ENTERTAINER and ROYAL HEIR
both put out a great effort and the eight-year-
old black stud and amateur champion of 1968
was a deserving winner.
FINAL
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
S.
297
24 S
1142
5
1557
326
1623
1075
9. 441
10. 1674
Judge
Judge
McChesney Shaw
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10.
248
297
1142
5
1623
326
1075
441
1052
1674
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
297
248
5
1142
1557
326
441
1674
1623
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Referee
Goodson
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2.
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4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
297
1142
5
326
248
1674
1075
1557
1623
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HORSE RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
GO BOY'S ROYAL HEIR
THE ENTERTAINER
ACE'S SENSATION
GO BOY'S BLACK ANGEL
MAN OF RHYTHM
MR.GLO
SENSATIONAL SHADOW
WARLOCK Donald Paschal
Joe Webb
Wink Groover
C. A. Bobo
Boyd Hudgins
Elmore Brock
Wallace Brandon
Doug Wolaver SILVER SHADOW'S REPLICA
ROCK-A-BYE LADY Huck Moss
Marvin Wilson Dr. & Mrs. C. L. Sexton, Florence, S. C.
Chester Coon, Biggs, Ca.
Sugarloaf Farms, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. & Mrs.M. R. Corbin, Jr., Houston, Tex.
Mr. & Mrs. C.R.Hardage, Milledgeville, Ga.
Frank Metcalf, Sparta
Bel Aire Stables, Calhoun. Ga.
Frank Parnell & Milzi-Lcw Ranch, Ncwbern &
Eugene, Ore.
Cissy Best, Barnwell, S. C.
Ann Daugette, Gadsden, Al.
11.
12.
1052
441
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