1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 March Voice RS | Page 7

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LEESWOOD
Largest Walking Horse Stable
in Northeast
OAKS CORNERS, N. Y. 14518
BOARDING • TRAINING
SHOWING • SALES
AT STUD:
GO BOY’S REBEL
JOE’S MACK K
TRAINER:
BILLY BOYD
OWNERS:
MR. & MRS. CEBERN LEE
Located Three Miles From Geneva
Exit New York Thruway.
PHONE: [phone]
COLUMBIA SPRING JUBILEE RECEIVES
MIDSOUTH ASSOCIATION’S
"HORSE SHOW OF THE YEAR” AWARD
One of the highest commendations of the Midsouth
Horse Show Association is the "Show of the Year”
Award. This award is made after tabulations of cards
from the membership and this year it went to the
Columbia Spring Jubilee, Columbia, Tennessee. The
"Jubilee,” as it is commonly called, is regarded as the
most influential Walking Horse Show in the nation,
second only to the Celebration in importance insofar
as show horses are concerned.
Managed by the Maury County Horsemens Associ­
ation, the 1969 Jubilee promises to again be a good
V. G. GOCHNEAUR RECEIVES
A. H. S. A. AWARD WITH
MR. F. T. T. -
1968 HORSE OF THE YEAR
One of the highlights of the annual
American Horse Shows Association
meeting is the naming of the A. H.S. A.
"Horse of the Year” award in the
Walking Horse category. The winner
for 1968 was MR. F. T. T., an out­
standing sorrel stallion owned and
shown by V. G. "Red” Gochneaur of
Aurora, Ohio, and trained by Albert
Rowland. Mr. Gochneaur is owner of
Fashion Two Twenty Stables and has
owned and shown Tennessee Walking
Horses for many years.
In amassing sufficient points to win
this highly competitive award, Mr.
Gochneaur showed MR. F. T. T. at
A.H.S.A. shows all over the nation,
including the deep south. He will
again be in the showring in 1969 in
Open and Amateur Classes.
March, 1969
show. It is our understanding that some much-needed
improvements are underway on the showgrounds fo