1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 May Voice RS | Page 11

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MASTERPIECE ACE, Bill Crutcher for Paul Nelms,
Lewisburg; (3) TRIPLE IRISH, Fred Brake for Soli­
tude Stock Farm, Goodlettsville; (4) BIG STRIDE,
Jim Messenger for Billy Kerr, Hopkinsville, Ky.; (5)
RHYTHM ROUSER, Paul Whitehead for Kibler
Farms, Mt. Orab, Ohio.
THREE-YEAR-OLD
WALKING MARES:
(1)
HAWK’S FRONT PAGE, Pap Crutcher for James
Hawkins, Lewisburg; (2) PRIDE’S BAY GAL. John
Robbins for Dale Hollow Stables, Celina; (3) IN­
VASION’S FIRST LADY, J. T. Leech; (4) MACK
K’S PENNY, Buddy Black for Mrs. A. D. Killings-
worth, Tullahoma; (5) MAID’S MASTERPIECE. Bob
Reid for Bob Reid Stables, Lewisburg.
PLEASURE WALKING HORSES: (1) GOLDEN
BOY, C. C. Wheeler, owner-rider, Boaz, Ky.; (2)
SAND MAN, Barba Anderson for Sun Crest Stables,
Clarksville; (3) CHESTNUT JIMMY, John Sledge
for Jim Puckett, Murfreesboro; (4) PLEASURE
BOY, Mary Lynrt Walker, owner-rider, Murfreesboro;
(5) CAPTAIN, Otto Kemp, owner-rider, Gallatin.
WALKING MARES, FIVE YEARS & OVER: (1)
ROCK-A-BYE LADY, Marvin Wilson for Ann Dau-
gette, Gadsden. Al.; (2) ELDORADO’S TWILIGHT,
Steve Hill, owner-rider. Beech Grove; (3) GO BOY’S
WALKING PERFECTION, Donald Paschal for Roy
Delbridge, Gallatin; (4) MISS JEANENE. Jimmy
Holloway for Mr. and Mrs. Udell Stubbs. Jackson,
Ms.; (5) QUEEN’S ANNE. Marianne Leech.
TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING MARES: (1) MACK’S
LADY, Carl Young for Thompson Ranch, Edmon­
ton, Ky.; (2) IMPOSSIBLE DREAM, Frank McMann
for Molly Babcock Tallent, Columbia; (3) GO BOY’S
SILKY SUE, Huck Moss for Elbert Shuford; (4)
ANN’S DELIGHT, Herman Warren for Harold Free­
man, Nashville; (5) TOUCH OF PERFECTION, Lar­
ry Massey for M. L. Magnusson, Pulaski.
THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING STALLIONS AND
GELDINGS: (1) DELIGHT'S ROCK & ROLL, Jimmy
Holloway for C. D. Maddox Stables, West, Ms.; (2)
SUN GLO’S DR. NO, 0. K. Hege, owner-rider, Dun­
lap; (3) MR. UNVELIEVABLE, Buist Carr, owner-
rider, Goodlettsville; (4) HAWK'S MYSTERY. Pap
Crutcher for James Hawkins, Lewisburg; (5) SUN
DANCER, Tom Hayle for Capt. Austin Tucker,
Goodlettsville.
AMATEUR WALKING STALLIONS AND GELD­
INGS: (1) SUN DUST PRECISION. Dr. Otto Apel
for Jack Brewer, Florence, Al.; (2) PISTOL PETE
II, W. T. Baynard, owner-rider, Baton Rouge, La.;
(3) PEPPER SHAKER, Joe Hackney for Solitude
Stock Farm, Goodlettsville; (4) MYSTERY'S BIG
MAN, Donald Gibson, owner-rider. Charleston, WV;
(5) SUN'S TOP BRASS, Martha Dunigan for Lewis
Jenkins, North Wilkesboro, NC.
LADY AMATEURS ON WALKING MARES OR
GELDINGS (RIDERS 18 & OVER): (1) BRADSHAW’S
EBONY, Mrs. Thomas Brandon, owner-rider, Mur­
freesboro; (2) MERRY BOY’S GO-GO, Jewel Myatt
for Mr. and Mrs. R. Myatt, Fulton, Ky.; (3) BAN-
DOLERA, Jenny Foster, owner-rider, Waterloo, la.;
(4) LOOK AT ME, Laura Brandon, Hickory Hill
Farm, Franklin; (5) GOLDFINGER, Lindsey Apel,
owner-rider, Portsmouth, Oh.
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TWO-YEAR-OLD WALKING STALLIONS AND
GELDINGS: (1) MR. C. D., Jimmy Holloway for
Fashion Two Twenty Stables, Aurora, Oh.; (2)
May, 1969
AMATEUR WALKING MARES: (1) HONEYSUCK­
LE, W. T. Baynard, owner-rider. Baton Rouge, La.;
(2) PIN-UPS PANDORA, Karen Cooper for Ran-
JUVENILES ON WALKING HORSES. 14.2 to 15.2,
RIDERS 17 AND UNDER: (1) MY SECRET SUN,
Pam Clippinger for Southland Volkswagen, Chatta­
nooga; (2) BLACK THUNDER, Kathy Chitwood,
owner-rider, Lafayette; (3) SILVER SHADOW'S REP­
LICA, Cissy Best, owner-rider, Barnwell, SC; (4)
MISS SENSATION, Ann Short, owner-rider, Shelby-
ville; (5) GO BOY’S PAN-O-RAMA, Ronnie Stan­
field, owner-rider, Savannah.
JUNIOR WALKING STALLIONS AND GELDINGS:
(1) SHAKER’S BLACK DEVIL, Boyd Hudgins for
Carson Sands, Claxton, Ga.; (2) WAR EAGLE L,
L. M. Hilley for Drs. Lilly k Lilly, Huntington, WV
and Ashland, Oh.; (3) EBONY’S PERFECTION,
J. T. Leech; (4) HAPPY’S ROYAL SON, Jack Littrell
for Billy Stanfield, Savannah; (5) EBONY’S BAY
KING, Eugene Dorris, owner-rider, Westmoreland.
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