1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 September/October Voice RS | Page 19

YEARLING FILLIES, OF 1968 FOAL
Judge
Urquhart Judge
Referee
Beachboard Nelms
1. 901
2. 690
3. 902
4. 675
5. 258
6. 937
7. 1585
8.
48
9. 1091
10.
47 1 . 258
2. 690
3. 868
4. 675
5. 937
6. 901
7. 322
8.
47
9. 810
10. 1091
FINAL HORSE
1. 258
2. 690
3. 868
4. 675
5. 937
6. 901
7. 902
8. 322
9. 1585
10.
48 EBONY'S BELLE
KERCHE'S EBONY DREAM
EBONY'S MAID II.
DANNA DELIGHT
RHYTHM'S RIC RACK
MASTER'S SPICETTE
SPIRIT S LINDA BYRD
DELIGHT'S TOMMY T
EBONY'S GYPSY ROSE
SANDY E'S SHADOW
1 . 690
2. 258
3. 937
4. 868
5. 902
6. 322
7 675
8’. 810
9. 901
10. 1585
RIDER
11.
-IS
12. 1091
13.
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Competing for the trophy sponsored by the
VOICE magazine, the winner of this well-filled
class was EBONY’S BELLE for owner Billy Hale
of Gallatin. Billy, who owns the 1962 World
Grand Champion EBONY MASTERPIECE now
standing at stud, was justly proud of his entry
and her sire. The reserve tie went to KERCHE'S
EBONY DREAM for owner Mrs. F. C. Musgravc
of Lewisburg. This coll tied first last year in the
Celebration Weanling Filly Class. The third-place
winner was EBONY'S MAID H.. also owned by
Billy Hale of Gallatin. The three judges selected
13 horses for the final judging from the total
entry of over 70 horses.
OWNER & ADDRESS
Billy Hale, Gallatin
Mrs. F. C. Musgravc, Jr.. Lewisburg
Billy Hale, Gallatin
J. F Brantley Son. Wartrace
Valley Hill Farms; Xenia, Oh.
Mr.-Mrs. J. Mac Carter, Murfreesboro
Mr.-Mrs. Joe Cates, Readyville
Wade Alexander. Woodbury
J. T. Wood, Shelbyville
Charles Adcock, Christiana
YEARLING HORSE COLTS, OF 1968 FOAL
Judge
Judge
Beachboard Nelms Referee
Urquhart
1. 870
2. 325
3.
37
4. 1570
50
5.
6. 900
7. 639
8. 1142
9. 727
10. 1578 45
1.
2. 870
37
3.
4. 727
5. 88S
6. 741
7. 325
S. 639
9. 900
10. 1570
1. 870
2. 325
3. 900
4.
45
50
5.
6.
37
7. 1578
8. 1693
9. 1142
10. 888
. OWNER -S: ADDRESS
RIDER
FINAL HORSE
1. 870
2. 325
37
3.
4. 900
45
5.
6. 1570
7.
50
8. 639
9. 1578
10. 1693 GO BOY'S PRESIDENT
ROYAL HEIR'S SENATOR
TRAVEL IN MAN
DELIGHT'S BUMMIN’ AROUND
JOHNNY'S GO BOY E.
I’VE ARRIVED
EBONY'S ORPHAN
TAN OAK MACK
THE MISCHIEF MAKER
SHADOW’S SNIP
11.
50
12. 1693
13. 1578
14. 1142
GO BOY'S PRESIDENT proved to be a popular
winner of this class as he attracted two first-
place votes and one reserve tie. The coll is own
ed by C. L. Kline of Robbins and was selected
from the final workout of 14 horse s. Reserve
champion of this class was ROYAL HEIR'S SEN­
ATOR. owned by Sid Maddox of Cookeville. The
number three choice of the judges out of more
than 90 entries was TRAYEI.IN MAN, owned by
Lynch and Lasseter of Murfreesboro. The large
turnout of colls in this class emphasized the
growing interest in the exhibiting of the young
horses of the breed and the crowd responded
warmly to the efforts of the exhibitors.
C. L. Kline, Robbins
Sid Maddox, Cookeville
Lynch & Lasseter. Murfreesboro
Mr.-Mrs. John C. Mills, Murfreesboro
Thomas Eaton. McMinnville
Gran Pine Farm, Raymond, NH
Buddy Payne. Gallatin
Charles A Heffington, Lawrenceburg
Mr.-Mrs. Stanley McNabb, Murfreesboro
Herman Keeton. Red Bay, A1
MARE & FOAL - DAM 50% AND FOAL 50%
Judge
Judge
Beachboard Nelms
1. 1580
2. 871
3. 872
4. 741
5. 1695
6. 1251
7. 234
8. 463
FINAL
1. 1580
2. 872
3. 741
4. 871
5. 1695
6. 1251
7. 463
8. 234
HORSE
1. 872
2. 741
3. 871
4. 1251
5. 1580
6. 1695
7. 463
8. 234
Referee
Urquhart
1. 1580
2. 872
3. 741
4. 1695
5. 871
6. 463
7. 1251
8. 234
RIDER
GO BOY'S BLACK JACKIE and SHADOW'S BLACK JACK
MY MIGHTY SUNBEAM LM and SHADOW'S MISS SUNBEAM
OMA'S LOVELY LADY and PARADE STARLET
QUEEN OF COTTONWOOD and SHADOW’S ROYAL LADY
OAKWOOD'S LADY FANN and GO BOY'S SPITTIN IMAGE
MIDNIGHT HONEY GOLD and DELIGHT’S HONEY GOLD J.
KATE MASON’S BO PEEP and SUN’S GO GO GIRL
EASTER BOY’S SECRET and SHADOW’S NIGHT HAWK
This is one of the most popular classes with
spectators and a total of eight entries competed
for the honors. The judges picked GO BOY S
BLACK JACKIE and SHADOW S BLACK JACK
first for owners Mr. and Mrs. Hall McNabb of
Readyville. This entry received the first-place
vote of one judge and the referee. Reserve hon­
ors were won by MY MIDNIGHT SUNBEAM LM
and SHADOW'S MISS SUNBEAM for Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Bailey of Jackson, Mississippi. This
entry attracted the first-place vote of one judge.
Tying third were OMA'S LOVELY LADY and
PARADE STARLET for Ed Carothers, Franklin.
OWNER & ADDRESS
Mr.-Mrs. Hall McNabb, Readyville
Mr.-Mrs. H. C. Bailey, Jackson, Ms.
Ed Carothers. Franklin
Mr.-Mrs. Frank Parnell, Newbern
Herman Keeton. Red Bay, Al.
Jordan & Nelson, Lewisburg
Gill & Bennett. Huntsville
Hubert Vincent, Oakland. Ky.
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