THREE-YEAR-OLD WALKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
Judge |
Judge |
Referee |
Hill |
Lindsey |
Mary |
1. 68 |
1. 68 |
1. 646 |
11. 541 |
2. 979 |
2. 646 |
2. 205 |
12. 1754 |
3. 646 |
3. 205 |
3. |
68 |
13. 943 |
4. 205 |
4. |
30 |
4. |
30 |
5. 426 |
5. 1754 |
5. |
63 |
6. 1030 |
6. 1030 |
6. 979 |
7. 1464 |
7. 1464 |
7. 426 |
8. 1451 |
8. 979 |
8. 1030 |
9. |
30 |
9. 426 |
9. 1464 |
10. 541 |
10. 541 |
10. 1451 |
The call to battle for the Three-Year-Old Championship was answered by 27 entries and the judges cut this group to 13 for the final judging. Making a powerful show and capturing the votes of both judges was Mack Motes and SHADOW’ S ROYAL FLUSH. This big-lick black stallion has improved steadily since his showring career began and if he continues to improve he will be near-impossible to beat in the years ahead. Albert Rowland and MISTER REE did not go down to defeat easily as they pressed Mack and his horse from the beginning. Preach Fleming gave his supporters something to cheer about: a consistent performance on SUNDUST JAMBOREE.
JE3NAL HORSE 1. 6S SHADOW ' S ROYAL FLUSH
2. 646 |
MISTER REE |
3. 205 |
SUNDUST JAMBOREE |
4. |
30 |
CALL OF THE WILD |
5. 979 |
GUNSMOKES FIREBALL |
6. |
426 |
PRIDE OF EBONY |
7. 1030 |
DELIGHT CAN DO |
8. 1464 |
SPIRIT’ S JUBILEE |
9. 1451 |
EBONY ' S MASTER COPY |
10. 541 |
MOON MAN |
RIDER Mack Motes
Albert Rowland Preach Fleming C. A. Bobo Ronnie Spears Elmore Brock
Sam Caldwell
Hershel Talley Jimmy Ellis James K. Taylor
OWNER & ADDRESS
Motes. Bailey & Chitwood; Eagleville, Jackson, Ms. & Resaca, Ga. Fashion Two-Twenty Cosmetics, Aurora, Oh. R. D. Keene, Orlando, FI. Bill Tomlinson, North Wilkesboro, NC Thompson & McDonald, Raleigh, Ms. Morrison & Bob Lowe, Cookeville McElroy & Musselwhite, Marshall, Tx. & Maitland, FI.
Lynwood Stables, Akron, In. W. R. Mitchell, Mobile, Al. James K. Taylor, Huntsville, Al.
JUVENILES RIDING WALKING MARES OR GELDINGS, CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
J udge |
Judge |
Referee |
Lindsey |
Mary |
Hill |
1. 2 1. 2 1. 2 11. 1667 2. 1024 2. 643 2. 643 12. 505
3. 643 3. 1024 3. 1024 13. 197 4. 98 4. 1417 4. 367 14. 1417 5. 197 5. 449 5. 449 15. 1724 6. 367 6. 1375 6. 98 16. 784 7. 350 7. 1010 7. 90 17. 1010
8. 1010 8. 784 8. 350 9. 784 9. 1061 9. 1375
10. 90 10. 90 10. 1061
HILI / S PERFECTION was just that- perfection— as he dominated this class to win the world championship and his second blue ribbon of the Celebration. Kim Lovette put on a masterful riding exhibition, keeping her horse on the rail and avoiding the always-present opportunity to race. The reserve award on a strong show went to Gregg Gochneaur and GREGG’ S PERFECTION. This young man had his horse just right and narrowly missed scoring one of the biggest upsets in years. Judy Tillette and UNTOUCHABLE lost the crown they had held for three years and finished third. Judy proved to be as much of a good sport in finishing third as she had been as a popular and hard-working champion.
FINAL HORSE RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
1. |
2 |
HILI / S PERFECTION |
2. |
643 |
GREGG S PERFECTION |
3. |
1024 |
UNTOUCHABLE |
4. |
98 |
JET’ S SECURITY |
5. |
197 |
MAGIC SATIN- |
|
6.
7.
|
367
350
|
SHADOWS GAY LADY
SUN ' S RED MAN
|
8. |
1417 |
THE SPOI1. ER K. |
9. |
449 |
PRIDE OF SPRING |
10. |
1375 |
GRAND JOY |
Kim Lovette Gregg Gochneaur Judy Tillett Debbie Felts Diane Quinn Sara Hickerson Mary McCammon Ken Kirchler Kem Henley Merrill Talbot
Kim Lovette, Wilkesboro, NC
Fashion Two-Twenty Cosmetics, Aurora, Oh. Judy Tillett, Shelbyville Mr.-Mrs. R. Frank Felts, Montvale, Va. Double Q Stables, Piedmont, SC Sara Hickerson, Shelbyville E. C. Nichols, Knoxville Ken Kirchler, Hueytown, Al. Kem Henley, Montgomery, Al. Fieldstone Farm, Macon, Ga.
JUNIOR WALKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE
|
Judge Mary
1. 511 2. 1108 3. 109-5
• 5. 1009 5. 787 6.-127
7. 143 8. 1746 9. 169 10. 1612
|
Judge Hill
1. 511 2. 1108 3. 143 4 427 5. 787 6. 1009 7. 1612
8. 169 9. 1746 10. 1094
|
Referee Lindsey
1. 511 2. 1108 3. 787 4. 427 5. 1746 6. 1612 7. 143 8. 1196 9. 1009 10. 1094
|
11. 200 12. 169 |
HANDSHAKER’ S DELIGHT and Donald Paschal
proved to be the delight of the judges and the crowd as this high-powered team walked their way to the victory circle with an extremely impressive show. This horse gives indications of being one of the all-time great horses of the breed, and the crowd of 19,162 cheered his greatness on this night. The reserve junior championship went to REFLECTION’ S SHADOW and Joe Martin, a strong finish guaranteeing their high placement. This horse was tied second on all three cards. The third-place honors were won by Sam Paschal and GO BOY ' S BLACK ROOSTER.
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FINAL HORSE RIDER
1. 511 |
HANDSHAKER’ S DELIGHT |
Donald Paschal |
2. iJOS |
REFLECTION’ S SHADOW |
Joe Martin |
3. 143 |
GO BOY ' S BLACK ROOSTER |
Sam Paschal |
4. 427 |
JOHNNY JR. |
Elmore Brock |
5. 787 |
EBONY’ S MR. POSSUM |
Huck Moss |
6. 1009 |
DELIGHT S PERFECTION |
Marvin Wilson |
7. 1612 |
WAR EAGLE L. |
L. M. Hillcy |
8. 1094 |
DELIGHT ' S CHANCE |
Billy Gray |
9. 1746 |
DELIGHT ' S MAGIC BAY |
Jack Johnson |
10. |
169 |
SUN ' S DELIGHT HONEY |
Pctie Warren |
OWNER &• ADDRESS
Dr.-Mrs. C. L. Sexton, Florence, SC
Payne, Mclver & Martin; Henderson, Jackson &
Shelbyville Capt. E. A. Self, Mobile, Al. Wyatt Terry. Fortson. Ga. Cissy Best, Barnwell, SC Brewer & Thompson, Florence. Al. & Shelbyville
Drs. Lilly & Lilly. Ashland. Oh. Mr.-Mrs. A. S. Dean, Murfreesboro Link & Mozelle Spainhour, N. Wilkesboro, NC Mr.-Mrs. John I. Borum. Ashland City
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