1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 September/October Voice RS | Page 30

JUVENILES RIDING WALKING MARES OR GELDINGS
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HILL'S PERFECTION
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MERRY BOY'S FIREBALL
SUN'S RED MAN
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One of the most eagerly-awaited classes of the
preliminaries, this class had everything litecrowd
expected. Kim l.ovelle and HILL'S PERFECTION
defeated the great champions. .Judy Tillett and
UNTOUCHABLE, for the victory and established
themselves as the favorites for the juvenile
title. Kim and her horse pul on one of the best,
if not THE best, show of their careers and were
popular winners. Kim was a unanimous choice
for first, while all three judges awarded UN­
TOUCHABLE the reserve lie. The third ribbon
went to MERRY BOY'S FIREBALL and owner-
rider Dee Bufford.
rider Dee Bufford.
RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
Kim l.ovelle
Judy Tillett
Dee Bufford
Mary McCammon
Cathy Chitwood
Jimmy Brandon
Earl Stacey
Nancy Williams
Brenda Bramblell
Pam King Kim Lovelle. Wilkesboro. NC
Judy Tillett. Shelbyville
Dee Bufford. Dyersburg
E. C. Nichols, Knoxville
Cathy Chitwood. Lafayette
Randolph Farms. Clearwater. FI.
Carlton & Maxwell, Shelbyville & Wartrace
Nancy Williams, Springfield
Brenda Bramblell, Oxford, Ms.
Pam King. Union City
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HORSE
HONEY
SIR WINSTON S BLACK GAL
HANDSHAKER'S LADY KIM
DELIGHT'S HEIRESS
DELIGHTFUL DREAM
WAYWARD WIN'D
SUMMER LOVE
LADY OF DELIGHT
SUN'S DELIGHT HONEY
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The large crowd of 10,466 spectators brought the
attendance up to the 36,644 mark for four nights
and the horses in this class certainly gave them
their money’s worth. Bud Seaton riding HONEY
proved to be too much for the other contenders
as he swept the first-place ties of the judges to
win the coveted blue. Bill Bobo did his usual
quiet but talented riding job to tie reserve on
SIR WINSTON'S BLACK GAL. Bill and his dad
were a formidable team in the ring throughout
the Celebration just as they have been all year.
HANDSHAKER'S LADY KIM and Doug Wolaver
rounded out the lop three with a fine show.
RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
Bud Seaton
Bill Bobo
Doug Wolaver
C. A. Bobo
Boyd Hudgins
Neil Robinson
Mack Motes
Judy Martin
Petie Warren
Harold Winkler Mr.-Mrs. Bill Coats. Huntsville. Al.
R. P. Hickerson, Shelbyville
Mr.-Mrs. M. L. Cashion, Jr., Shelbyville
Cebern Lee. Oaks Corners, NY
Mr.-Mrs. G. D. Sauls. Lawrencevillc, Ga.
Mr.-Mrs. T. A. Flowers, Horn Lake, Ms.
Mr.-Mrs. Jim Chapman, Williamslon, SC
Glen Loe. Tullos, La.
Mr.-Mrs. John I. Borum. Ashland City
Lynne Anne Stables. Evans, Ga.
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SHADOW'S DELIGHT
SUE
MR SENSATIONAL
THE FIXER
GO BOY S REBEL ROGUE
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Preach Fleming and SHADOW'S DELIGHT came
a long way from Florida to show, but their vic­
tory in this class made the trip well worth the
effort. Preach and his horse turned back a strong
bid by Wink Groover and SUE to win the blue
in the final workout ol 13 horses. Preach, who
had some difficulty in the two-year-old filly
class, must have taken special pleasure in this
victory. Wink and his horse had plenty ol sup­
port along the rail and narrowly missed the
victory. The number-three horse in the class
was MR. SENSATIONAL, with Bob Burris. Jr.
riding for Roy Davis of Calhoun.
RIDER OWNER & ADDRESS
Preach Fleming
Wink Groover
Bob Burris, Jr.
Fred Terry
Gene Batten
Buddy Hugh
Carlton Pitts
Jimmy Holloway
John T. Carter
Neil Robinson R. D. Keene, Orlando, FI.
Groover-Spears Stable. Etowah
Roy Davis. Calhoun, Ga.
Terry Brothers, Bullsgap
Double Q Stables, Piedmont, SC
Mr.-Mrs. Raymond Stevenson, Shelbyville
Mrs. llulan Ferrell, Cookeville
C. D. Maddox Stables. West. Ms.
Bradley Spcate, Gorpsen
Rogers. Robinson & Saunders. Memphis