1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 September/October Voice RS | Page 23

CHAMPIONSHIP WALKING WEANLING
Judge
Judge
Beachboard Nelms
1.
1.
866
866
Rererec
Urquhart
1. 865 7. 1788
866 8. 1575
2. 1072 2. 1072 2. 3. 3. 865 3. 1785 4. 1788 4. 1072 10.
5. 11. 1789
865
4. 1788
5. 1687
5. 1787
556
9. 1787
898
6. 1687
FINAL
1. 866
2. 1072
3. 865
4. 1788
5. 1687
RIDER
HORSE
The Weanling ChampjorfsHip was dominated^*,-
the fair sex. as the first three places w-cmTio- fiT-~
- lies in'"ffie"'stnTTv--&rjlgi—tlu^-pT'eHm inary
cTas^T'Winning the championship was EBONY’S
MOON MAID forS. W. Beech of Lcwisburg. The
reserve champion was REFLECTION'S DOM, for
owners Lively and Rowland of Atlanta, Georgia
and Rockvale. The entry of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Bailey, SHADOW'S MISS SUNBEAM, was award­
ed the third place after receiving one first-place
vote from the trio of judges. A total of fifty-nine
entries conpeted in the two preliminary classes in
this division but only eleven entries came back
for this championship class.
OWNER & ADDRESS
S. W. Beech, Jr.. Lewisburg
Lively tk Rowland. Atlanta. Ga. & Rockvale
Mr.-Mrs. H. C. Bailey. Jackson. Ms.
Howard Arnold, Readyville
Herman Keeton, Red Bay, Al.
EBONY'S MOON MAID
REFLECTION'S DOLL
SHADOW'S MISS SUNBEAM
SHADOW’S DELIGHT
GO BOY'S SPITTIN IMAGE
JUVENILES, 1 1 YEARS AND UNDER,
RIDING WALKING MARES OR GELDINGS
J udge
Lindsey
1.
Judge
Mary
J 1 . 1010
2 . 1010 2.
40
3.
3
4. 1417
5. 449
6. 433
7. 1214
8. 730
9. 1724
10. 206
3. 1417
-J. 449
5 . 121-1
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
206
944
730
433
40
Referee
Hill
11. 1010
12. 1214
1J. 433
1. 449
2. 1724
3. 1453
4.
40
5. 206
6. 730
7.
3
8. 944
9. 1417
10. 408
This class features our too riders ol the future
and some of them already show ring savvy far
beyond their years. One in particular was Sammy
Short, riding COLLEGE BOV. as he won tile nod
of the judges over 12 other outstanding entries
in the final working. Gayle Brinkley and SUGAR
SACK kept the pressure on the winners by tying
reserve after receiving one first-place vote. Randy
Warren turned in a fine job of riding to tie third
on SHADOW'S FIRST LADY. COLLEGE BOV is
no newcomer to honors, having been shown for
years in all competition and consistently turning
in a top performance.
FINAL HORSE RIDER OWNER'& ADDRESS
1.
3
2. 1010
3.
40
4. 1417
5. 449
6. 1214
7. 206
8. 944
9. 730
10. 433 COLLEGE BOY
SUGAR SACK
SHADOW'S FIRST LADY
THE SPOILER K
PRIDE OF SPRING
EBONY'S OLD CROW
BELAIRE MASTERPIECE
IMAGE OF SUNDUST
CONFEDERATE CAMEO
CHANCE S GYPSY SON Sammy Short
Gayle Brinkley
Randy Warren
Ken Kirchler
Kem Henley
Joanne Childre
Lissa Walls
Craig Bacon
Diane Walker
Anna Holley Sammy Short, Shelbyville
Gayle Brinkley. Shelbyville
Frank's Cafe. Camden
Ken Kirchler, Huey town, AL
Kem Henley. Montgomery, Al.
Joanne Childre, Goldsboro, NC
Lissa Walls, Montgomery, Al.
Craig Bacon, Rockwood
Lt. Jerry Walker. Memphis
Anna Holley, Augusta, Ga.
THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING GELDINGS
Judge
Mary Judge
Hill Referee
Lindsey
1 . 448
2.
86
3. 1499
4. 1060
5. 15S
6. 1241
7.
56
8. 201
9. 236
10. 96S 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10. 56
2. 1499
3. 448
4. 968
5. 201
6. 159
7. 1060
8.
86
9. 1380
10. 158
56
448
1241
86
1499
1380
968
201
1060
742
1 .
11. 1241
12. 742
13. 236
14. 594
Jimmy Holloway and BLUE MAGIC turned back
the bids of 13 other horses and riders in the fin­
al workout to win this preliminary to the Three-
Year-Old World Championship. Tying reserve to
Jimmy was the determined Marianne Leech rid­
ing BIANCO. Marianne received the first-place
vote of judge Richard Mary but could not offset
the two first-place voles for BLUE MAGIC. The
third spot went to Wallace Brandon riding SUN'S
ROCKET MAN Buddy Hugh and WHIRLYBIRD
finished fourth in this highly competitive class.
FINAL HORSE RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10. BLUE MAGIC
BIANCO
SUN'S ROCKET MAN
WHIRLYBIRD
GO BOY'S CAT MAN
RALLY SPORT
BOUNTY
THE GRADUATE
BOMB’S BLUE BOY
BOSS MAN Jimmy Holloway
Marianne Leech
Wallace Brandon
Buddy Hugh
Bud Dunn
Petie Warren
Dickie Pate
Gene Batten
Boyd Hudgins
Ronnie Spears Pitchfork Farm, Hazelhurst, Ms.
Rodney Leech, Winchester
Dr.-Mrs. Fred Guilford, Houston, Tx.
Mrs. Berdie Raab, Redmond, Wa.
Lewis Biggerstaff, High Point, NC
Bethany Warren. Denver
Dr.-Mrs. Tom Nabors, Millington
Double Q Stables, Piedmont. SC
James Cash, Gainesville, Ga.
Mr.-Mrs. Gene Adams, Sandersville, Ga.
56
448
86
1499
1060
158
1241
201
1380
968
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