1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 November Voice RS | Page 6

TEXAS CHAMPION - Sam Caldwell and KAM-
BEEH'S BLACK BOV receive ihe awards following
iheir thrilling victory in the Championship Stake
in Texas. This horse, owned by H. S. Musselu
of Maitland, Florida, also won the Aged Stal
and Gelding Class earlier in the show.
STATE FAIR OF TEXAS HORSE SHOW
CLIMAXES SOUTHWEST SEASON
Walking Horse classes were held during the Stat
Fair of Texas Horse Show, Dallas, Texas, October .
through 7. The "nodders” were only a small part c
this gigantic affair that saw more than two weeks i
the horse show ring that included almost all breed
and all types of classes.
/lT^v^nty't^°ri.Walking Horse classes, including th
4th Annual Tennessee Walking Horse Futurity r
7 ex as, saw some of the finest representatives ofnU
breed assemble for competition.
The Walking Horse championship was wnn k , d a „
BLER’S BLACK BOY, with Sam CaldweU for Y ,A'V
Marshall, Texas, riding for H S M usrpi J^-* f°rrnerly c
Florida. This fine team also won the Stair * MSitIand
Class preliminary. The Amateur rt Sta,llon-Geidinl
won by Greg Musselwhite of Maitlan^^!?05^ wa
MASTER’S LADY. This was a
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tenders and they all showed well to mot °f t0p cor
exciting class. Both Mr. Caldwell and
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rode for Musselw'hite Stables TTnir*™ n ^ lusselwhit
The Junior Championship wastn ,
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"Bubba” Lewis, riding THF ct v^handily bv Lam*
ousel Stables, Mansfield. "
snowed his hors
well and defeated a fine class of junior horses.
The Three-Year-Old event saw SHADOW’S BLACK
RAIDER, with John Seabourne up for Mr. and Mrs.
John Sharp of Garland, take an impressive blue over
a good class. BLACK RAIDER lived up to his name
and the fancy black stallion indicated that he may
really have "top horse” potential.
Young Kim Sears, riding for Sears Stables, took
home two blues with SHADOW’S SWEETHEART, a
fine mare with a lot of class and bloom. She proved a
real sweetheart in the preliminary class and the Juv­
enile Stake.
Walking Mares showed a lot of class and it was
JETT’S REWARD, with Raphael Craft up for L. H.
McBee of Tyler, that took home the blue in this event.
The State Fair of Texas Horse Show has all the ear­
marks of becoming a major Walking Horse event.
Management is very interested in our breed and our
participation, and went all-out to provide the VOICE
with everything we needed. They also made an extra
effort to assist the exhibitors, so next year put this
one on your list.
Complete results are found elsewhere in this issue.
Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse