1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 August Voice RS | Page 122

Three-Year-Old Walking Geldings will be eight in number, mares the same age will be 14 in number, and Walking Stallions which are four and over will have half-a-dozen. Gaited classes this first night will be for three-and-under fine harness horses, junior five-gaited horses, and fivegaited stallions or geldings— all are well filled. Fine harness ponies, road horses and a grooms’ class will complete the program.
Two-year-old walking stallions or geldings will compete Friday night in a ring with 24 entries. There are eight four-and-over walking geldings and 10 four-and-over walking mares
in two of the classes that are preliminary to the Grand Championship
Walking Horse Stake. A flock of good five-gaited ponies will be on Friday night’ s program, as will five-gaited mared, three-gaited horses and road horses to bike. This is the night for the showing of two-year-old futurity walking horses and the championship walking yearling colts. The big night is Saturday, September 5. In addition to the Grand Championship Walking Stake, to crown the " champion walking horse of the world,” there’ s the Junior Championship Walking Stake, the Champion Walking Stallion any age, Walking Ponies, Three-Year-Old Walking Stallions and Three-Gaited Ponies.
TROPHIES AT SHELBYVILLE: The NASHVILLE BANNER trophy, a handsome sterling silver pitcher, will be presented to the winner of the Junior Championship Walking Stake. The Boyd-Chevrolet trophy! will go to the winner of the Grand Championship Walking Stake. The Boyd-Oldsmobile trophy will be given to the winner of the Four-and-Over Walking Mare Class; the Celebration, Inc., donates the trophy for the Champion Yearling Walking Colt,
and Jess M. Talley of Nashville presents the trophy to the Champion
Weanling Walking Colt. The Nashville Tennessean trophy, a sterling bowl, will go to the winner of the Five-Gaited Championship Stake.
In addition to these trophies thej
cash prizes total $ 4,045 to class and I stake winners. And the ribbons are j heavy and handsome.
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SHELBYVILLE MISCELLAN-!
EOUS— The war has had its effect, on the naming of horses and colts. This applies both to Walking Horses! and Saddle Horses and Gaited Pon- i ies. Several entered on the Celebra-! tion Horse Show program are named!
General McArthur. Only one can have that name as is— the others are preceded by the name of the person who owns them. There’ s a
JEAN McARTHUR and a Jean Faircloth. Also, such names as FIRST
LIEUTENANT, TOP SERGEANT, and BUC PRIVATE. There’ s also a BOMBARDIER, a SLAP-A-JAP and a MR. DEFENSE STAMP. These are names that have bobbed up since Pearl Harbor.
And speaking of the last-named horse: All net profits from the Celebration Horse Show will be invested
in war bonds by the executive committee which is composed of Clyde Tune, chairman; Franklin Boyd, vice chairman; Phil Scudder, secretarytreasurer; and William Parker, finance chairman.
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( EDITOR’ S NOTE- The following
article appeared in the same issue of the NASHVILLE BANNER as did
the previous story. It is of current interest due to the fact that Steve Hill is one of our judges for the 1969 Celebration. We hope Steve had a successful sale that day back in September of 1942.)
STEVE HILL SALE-Fifty head of Tennessee walking horses will be offered to the highest bidder at the old fairgrounds at Murfreesboro on Thursday, September 3, at 10 a. m. The one-and-only Steve Hill of Beech Grove is putting this sale on and you can lay to it that he will have some quality walkers there. He has personally selected the horses of this
DON ' T MISS THIS FINE SOUTH GEORGIA SHOW SEPTEMBER 13, 1969
The Cairo-Grady County J. C. Horse Show
Cairo, Georgia
12 Walking Horse Classes
TWO PERFORMANCES 1:30 & 7:00 P. M.
Judge Hon. Sonny Parsons Covington, Tennessee lot which he did not breed himself. There’ s a honey in a two-year-old stud by WILSON’ S ALLEN 350075 which Steve thinks is a comer— he’ s
a knowing horseman who is a good picker. These half-a-hundred horses
are by such famous sires as MERRY BOY 350189, BRANTLEY’ S ROAN ALLEN JR., 350066, WILSON’ S AL­ LEN 350075, ROAN ALLEN AGAIN 390158, CURLEE’ S SPOTTED AL­ LEN 350194, and HILL’ S WILSON ALLEN 390458. In the lot are yearlings, two-year-olds, three-year-olds, brood mares and foals, stallions, and
top pleasure horses. There’ s your chance to get a good one at your own price.
TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES
STABLES
Route # 1 Carriere, Mississippi
Phone: 601 / 798-1631 Owner:
RAY GIBBINS Buras, Louisiana
G. G.“ Pete” Breeland, Trainer

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