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JULY 7, 2014
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The Scoop For The Walking Horse Industry equine obituary - Gold Coin Cash Gold Coin Cash, known to those who loved him as “Buster”, was laid to rest at Ballentine Farms on 06/30/2014. Buster was born Oct 30, 1990.Several years later he was purchased by the Jones family and trained by J&H Stables, where Brent Jones rode him to the1995 Walking Pony 12-14 World Championship, 1996 World and World Grand Championship honors in the Pony division and reserve honors in 1997. In May 1999 with the help of J&H Stables and Baucom Stables Buster was purchased by the Joel Davis Family of Graham NC where he quickly became a family member. A few short months later while being trained by Baucom Stables, Ashley Davis and Buster were crowned 1999 World Champion 12-14 Ponies. Buster remained in training with Chad and Baucom Stables for years where Buster, Ashley and Lauren had several more notable wins including Pony and 15.2 wins at the SC State Championship show. Buster then went to TN with Sam McLaughlin who also won several honors with Buster, Ashley, Lauren and Jordan Davis which included pony wins at the SC State Championship show. Around 2004, The Davis Family brought Buster home with the plans of retiring him, but Buster had other plans! After about 6 months Craig and Barry Baggerly talked the family into bringing Buster to Magic Oak stables and trying him Park Performance. After 6 days on these shoes and not being ridden in 6 months Craig entered the show ring in Dallas NC, he and Buster came out with the Blue in a class of 12! For the next several years Craig and Page Davis Brown directed Buster to victories everywhere they went. In 2005 he won the NC Championship show in the AmateurPark Performance with Page and the Open Park Performance with Craig. Also in 2005 Craig was crowned Reserve World Champion in the Park PerformanceOpen division and Page received 3rd in the amateur division. After a few years, Buster was taken to Ballentine Farms with Caroline and Nancy Elliott, with the plan to baby him and let him live his life out in retirement, but again Buster didn’t want that. For the past several years, Caroline
and Page took Buster to shows where he allowed them to look like they knew what they were doing. The 1st show after Caroline had Buster was the 2009 Lenoir show where Caroline and Buster placed 1st. Followed by The NC State Fair where Page won the Amateur Park Performance and Caroline won the Open Park Performance. This was just the beginning of multiple wins over the next several years including a win at the SC State Championship show in 2010! In total, Buster won 8 world, world grand or reserve world championships, multiple state championships and uncountable blue ribbons! Buster was such a sweet loving horse. He loved everyone he met and they loved him in return. He took many of us on our 1st ride, and you can believe he would give 110% every time someone threw a leg over his back. It didn’t matter if it was at the barn or in the ring! He gave everyone around him so much joy with his quirky ways, we often called him our high maintenance pony. The stories about him are never ending and will keep us laughing for years to come. Our wonderful memories will help ease the loss of a family member. Knowing Buster got to spend his last several years with his best friend and partner in crime, Caroline Elliott makes it all better. From the bottom of our hearts we would like to thank everyone who had a part in his life and his career as well as his many fans. Most pets are in your life, but Buster made our lives! He will forever be in our hearts and minds as our once in a lifetime horse! We could not have asked for a better match for our family! Thank you Buster for the wonderful memories; the awesome victory passes and for always taking care of us both in and out of the ring. You were a little horse with a heart of gold! It was an honor to know and love you; you will be in our hearts forever! Joel, Tonya, Page, Lauren, Ashley and Jordan
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Bedford County 4-H Spring Festival Horse Show Shelbyville, TN-The Bedford County 4-H Spring Festival Horse Show was held Friday, June 27th, 2014. This show was held at the Bedford County Agricultural Center in Shelbyville. This show was previously scheduled earlier in the year but was postponed due to rain. The Honorable Steve Dunn marked the cards for the evening. Congratulations to all of the winners from The Scoop. Be sure and check out our free website www.thescooponline.com for up to date news and results.
Cowboy On Parole and Dr. Jack Kwok, pictured with Jessie O’Dell, won the Country Pleasure Amateur Specialty class.
The Dixie Sky and Sister Milligan won the Two Year Old Amateur class. Sister and Tommy are the proud owners. Dick Peebles is the trainer and is very proud. Roseanna Cash and Charlie Green won the blue ribbon in the Two Year Old Mares and Geldings class for owner the Jimmy Smith family.
Henry Metcalf and Bobby Joe Jones posed for The Scoop camera.
A Pushover For Cash and Jeff Laughlin won the blue for owner Charlotte Williams. Pushover and Jeff won the Park Pleasure Eng/ Wes Specialty class. The Scoop / Page 15
Bedford County 4-H Spring Festival Horse Show COUNTRY PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY COWBOY ON PAROLE Dr Jack Kwok GROOVYS TEQUILA SUNRISE Derek Ulmer Kimberly Coult
Dr Jack Kwok Forest Shadow Walkers &
SHOW PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY A SPECIALIST Gail Walling Judy McDonald PEARL GUNN Jennifer Pendleton Fleck & Imler TWO YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS ROSEANNA CASH Charlie Green
Jimmy Smith Family
PARK PERFORMANCE SPECIALTY TEE BALL TED Patrick Thomas OLYMPIC ICON Jackie Byrom VERY RARE Jeff Green
Mr. & Mrs.Harold Roberts Julia Cole Bonnie & Rick Sullivan
TWO YEAR OLD AMATEUR THE DIXIE SKY IM DIXIE BLUE
Sister Milligan Lucky Collins
Sister Milligan Don Collins
PLEASURE ENG/WES SPECIALTY A PUSHOVER FOR CASH MISS CHEYENNE
Jeff Laughlin Patrick Thomas
Charlotte Williams Gordon Ezzell
TRAIL PLEASURE ENG/WES AMATEUR SPECIALTY VICTORIA’S GOT A SECRET Dr Jack Kwok Dr Jack Kwok CONFEDERATE JAZZ Kailin Kesselring Maureen Kesselring YEARLINGS I’M JOE COOL THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN A BLACK DIAMOND PUSHER RED SUNRAY JOSE’S IRISH DREAM MAKER
Beverly Lamp Keith Reed
Lorraine Rosbury Holly Lidell
Sylvester Skierkowski Sylvester Skierkowski
Mackenzie Morgan Laurie Toone Alice Klein Greg & Connie Frazier
FOUR YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS JAZZ BADAZZ Charlie Green JAZZ’S LATE NIGHT LADY Casey Mutter
Linda Garrard Lisa Baum
AMATEUR GENTLEMEN SPECIALTY IN TED’S IMAGE Ron Lawrence JACK POT CASH Henry Metcalf
Ron & Carolyn Lawrence Henry Metcalf
SAPPHIRE GIN
Dru McCormick
FOUR YEAR OLD STALLIONS/GELDINGS IM SKYY BLACK Charlie Green JOSE HAYBURNER Justin Harris
Dru McCormick Stone Manor Farm Keith Bower Family
TRAIL PLEASURE ENG/WES TWO & THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR SPECIALTY MY BLACK CADILLAC Mackenzie Morgan Laurie Toone LUV IN THE AIR Dr. Jack Kwok Dr. Jack Kwok LITE SHOD OPEN ENG/WES SPECIALTY A MOUNTAIN JAZZ Patrick Thomas CANDY CRUSH Jeff Laughlin
Jim & Debbie Nichols Dr. Jack Kwok
YOUTH PONIES HE’S PRIMETIME
Robert Cortner
Cortner & Smith
WHTA AUXILIARY MEMBERS SPECIALTY UNCLE COOT Dru McCormick
Dru McCormick
THREE YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS JOSE’S LADY LILY Jackie Byrom
Julia Cole
AMATEUR PONY SPECIALTY LADY VOL Linda Imler
Bob & Linda Imler
AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD STALLION/GELDING FIVE STAR’S JAZZMAN Henry Metcalf Henry Metcalf TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS/GELDINGS SLAMMING SAMMY SNEAD Tony Palamino GENS NOT KID N Dick Peebles SILVER PATRON Justin Jenne
Bobby Joe Jones Sister Milligan Greg Cass
AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS SPECIALTY GREENSPAN Mary Elizabeth Morrison Andrew Morrison LINED ROYAL CASH Dr .Jack Kwok Dr. Jack Kwok STAGECOACH MARY Leah Boyd Leah Boyd AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS MOSAIC MASTERPIECE Elaine Doxey Richard & Elaine Doxey
AGED MARES/GELDINGS/WHTA 2014 RIDERS CUP PAROLED AT SUNDOWN Jeff Green Nancy Clements DOLLAR’S ENCORE Justin Harris Charlotte Chrestman RUBY LIPSTICK John Allan Callaway Don Bulloch AMATEUR 50 & OVER SPECIALTY MORE OF THE MAJOR CASH IN MY DOLLAR RADICAL JAZZ
Ron Lawrence Julia Cole Mo Nisbett
Ron Lawrence Julia Cole Dr. Harry Nisbett
15.2 & UNDER OPEN SWEEP UP GOLD HE’S HOT AS FIRE
Charlie Green Justin Harris
Cedar Tree Farms Salt Lick Farms
YOUTH SPECIALTY E TRADE
Cali Mason
Buddy & Lynn Wilhelm
AMATEUR LADIES SPECIALTY ON PROBATION DON JULIO
Lori Mason Alie Napier
Buddy & Lynn Wilhelm Cindy Napier
Linda and Cliff Garrard came to see Charlie Green ride their new horse, Jazz Badazz in the Four Year Old Mares/Geldings class. Page 16 / The Scoop
Bedford County 4-H Spring Festival Horse Show
Cash In My Dollar and Julia Cole got reserve in the Amateur 50 & Over Specialty class. Julia is the owner/exhibitor. I’m Joe Cool and Beverly Lamp walked away with the first place ribbon in the Yearlings class for owner Lorraine Rosbury.
Wilsene and Jack Kwok make a very handsome couple.
Sweep Up Gold and Charlie Green won the 15.2 & Under class for Cedar Tree Farms. Charlie is not present.
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NEWS
The Scoop For The Walking Horse Industry Charles Mather Massey - Obituary
birth announcement
Friday, June 27, 2014 Charles Mather Massey, age 76 of Elkton, KY, formerly of Clarksville, TN, passed away Thursday, June 26, 2014 at his home surrounded by his loving family.
Emily Arden is proud to announce the birth of her son George Christopher Arden. Chris and Ginger Arden are the very proud grandparents. He weight was 7 pounds and 1 oz and he was born in Athens, Tennessee. The Scoop congratulates the Ardens on their new bundle of joy!
Charles was born September 23, 1937 in Nashville, TN to the late Helen and John Massey. Charles was a retired Tennessee Walking Horse Trainer, Thoroughbred Racehorse Trainer and adored father and grandfather. He was a member of the Air National Guard 118 Supply Squadron and a member of the board of directors for the Tennessee Walking Horse Trainers and Breeders Associations. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday, July 1, 2014 at 2 p.m. at Neal-TarpleyParchman Chapel with Pastor Byron Dumas officiating. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, July 1, 2014 from 10 a.m. until time of service at the funeral home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Justin Knight, Derek Brashears, Jesse Jenkins, Danny Kroeger, Jeff Long, Joey Long. Honorary pallbearers will be Steve Nelson, David Taylor and the Clarksville High School Class of 1957. Charles is survived by his three children, Jan Massey Swift, Parrish, FL; Kim Campbell, Elkton, KY; Matt Massey, Clarksville, TN; and former wife, Janet Hunt Massey of Clarksville, TN. Together they had 7 grandchildren, Taylor, Blair, Kyle, Mary Michael, Morgan, Rachael and Madison along with 7 great grandchildren. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Tennessee National Walking Horse Trainers Association Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 61 Shelbyville, TN 37162 931684-5866. Arrangements entrusted to Neal-Tarpley-Parchman Funeral Home, 1510 Madison Street, Clarksville, TN 37040. Online condolences may be made at www.nealtarpley.com.
Franklin Junior Beaty - Obituary Franklin Junior Beaty age 75 of Old Hillcrest Drive in Byrdstown, Tennessee passed away Saturday June 21, 2014 at Pickett Co. Care and Rehab in Byrdstown. He was born Feb. 14, 1939 in Albany, Kentucky to Lee Bascom Beaty and Alma Edith (Holsapple) Beaty. He was a Veteran serving in the Army National Guard and was a farmer. Franklin is survived by his Wife:Elaine (Sells) Beaty; (1) Daughter: Rhea Ellen Webb and Husband:Link; (1) Son: Scott Beaty and Wife: Sherri; (4) Grandchildren: Kaitlyn and Morgan Beaty,Lane Webb and Cy Webb; (1) Great Grandchild: Zaylynn Dowdy; (1) Nephew: Rocky Beaty.Also Survived by other family members and friends. He was preceded in death by his Parents:Lee Bascom Beaty and Alma Edith Beaty; (1) Brother:Jimmy Beaty; (2) Half Sisters: Wilma Beaty Neal and Anna Vee Beaty; (1) Half Brother: Harold Beaty.
International Continues to Champion the Pleasure Tennessee Walking Horse Murfreesboro, TN The 2014 International Pleasure and Colt Grand Championship, scheduled for July 27 - August 2, 2014, promises to be the year’s greatest showcase for the flat-shod Tennessee Walking Horse. As is tradition, the show will be held at the Tennessee Miller Coliseum on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University at 304 W. Thompson Lane in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The show will feature a full compliment of classes with everything from the traditional rail and colt classes to versatility classes and classes that are simply fun for participants of all ages. In addition to exciting competition, this year’s event will feature a clinic by renowned gaited horse clinician Gary Lane. The clinic will start at 8 a.m. on Sunday, July 27 and will cover topics including the biomechanics of the gaited horse, gait scale and recognition, bitting for the trail or rail, and personal individual gait modification and training. While the spots for horse and rider clinic participants have been filled, there are still openings for those who want to come and watch. The cost to audit the entire clinic is $40 and applications can be printed from www.walkinghorseowners.com. Instrumental in the development and promotion of our breed’s Pleasure Horse Division from its very inception, the Walking Horse Owners’ Association (WHOA) is proud to build on tradition by continuing to grow what has commonly become known as the leading championship show for flat-shod Tennessee Walking Horses. In celebration of this ongoing endeavor, WHOA invites all trainers, exhibitors, and spectators to attend this year’s International Pleasure and Colt Grand Championship where the best of the best will be crowned and where everyone involved will know that they are helping to support and promote the world’s greatest and most versatile pleasure breed - the Tennessee Walking Horse. Be sure to visit www.walkinghorseowners.com to download the class schedule for this year’s International Pleasure and Colt Grand Championship. For more information email joinwhoa@aol.com or call 615-494-8822.
Memorial service will be held Thursday June 26, 2014 at 7:00 P.M. from the Brown Funeral Chapel with Pastor Fred Allred officiating. Special care is being provided by the Brown Funeral Chapel.
sponsor pulls support A major sponsor has decided to pull its support from the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration. Regions Bank will no longer be a Corporate sponsor of the Celebration.
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NEWS
The Scoop For The Walking Horse Industry THE THRILL OF THE RIDE I bought my first Tennessee Walking Horse by accident. I am a goal setter – even in college I wrote out short and long term goals. One that stuck was to purchase a horse when I got in practice. I had a patient and friend who owned the grocery store in a small town in northern Kentucky. He had several horses - two Saddlebred geldings and a Tennessee Walking Horse mare. I was invited on a ride with him and fell in love with the smooth ride provided by this mare. I begged him to sell her to me that day even though I had no place to keep her. He did, and I still think of many enjoyable days riding along those picturesque Ohio River trails in Warsaw, Kentucky. Next, there was a patient who took me to my first horse show to see their horse exhibit. As I walked around the show grounds, met their trainer and looked at all the beautiful stock, I could hardly contain myself. Later sitting in the stands watching the classes it came to me that I could ride in one of those classes. It would be several years before I went to my first Celebration and saw the greatest horse show on the planet, but I was hooked. Yes, it was my first show when I first saw a class of Tennessee Walking Horses strut around a little ring that a place in my heart filled up. I remember reading an article about the late Mr. Hamilton. He related that when he rode Ebony’s Princess it was like “a little bit of heaven”. It would be much later I could say the same thing about my ride. I was eager to ride a show horse so the next week I went up to Union to see Mose Oppenheimer at the Forest Margrave Stables. During that 30 mile trip I kept saying to myself not to buy another horse. Mose sold me my first show hoss that day! I went up to Union to ride all the time, then I traded for a better mount. “White Music” a solid white gelding by Midnight Sun. He had black eyes and I thought he was “real pretty”. I guess everyone wants a white hoss in the beginning. I tell people that “Music” is the reason Mary Ann went out with me. She was in college at Eastern Kentucky when I met her and asked if she ever came home on the weekends, she said “no”! Then I told her I had a horse. She did consent to a date if she got to ride the horse. Later I found out she had wanted a pony all her life. On that sunny fall day when she took “Music” around the ring, I think that secret place in her heart also filled up. We are still riding together after 46 years! There were no riding coach’s in those days, you just climbed up there and off you went. I rode all slumped over like Mose and the faster I went in the running walk the bigger the thrill. Most of the time I ran my hoss off his feet, and tied down, but I was having lots of fun! I knew from my first lab in Chiropractic College how important correct posture was, but I thought that poor riding posture was just how you had to ride a TWH. It would be three more years before we went to our first Celebration. We rented the upstairs of someone’s home in Shelbyville and when they did not have the baby crib they promised, our infant daughter (she has the hoss gene too), slept in the bottom draw of the dresser next to our bed. I remember sitting in the West grandstand hypnotized watching class after class while the greatest riders and horses in the world passed in front of me. Right away I picked out my favorite rider – Mr. Vic Thompson. He sat up so straight and never moved. His hands and arms were level with his chin slightly tilted up. He looked like the horse was riding him instead of him riding the horse. I started to think more about my posture and how the disks between the vertebra would be better served if I sat up straight. No one ever said “sit up straight Morgan” until I met Jimmy Carnathan in Tupelo, MS. Jimmy taught all of us (and our three kids) to ride and show. He tried to teach me to “feel” the square gait with my rear end. I never quite knew what he was saying. In fact, it took me twenty years of riding to really know what he was talking about. Jimmy was always fussing at me for going too fast. I wanted to be like Joe Webb and Carbon Copy and go around the ring 90 miles an hour like the barn was burning down! But only Carbon Copy could do that! Two things Jimmy never let up on – sit up straight and never come out of the show ring unless you are excused. I had no trouble with the second thing, as I always thought my class went by too fast. But, I had all night after the show to re ride my class in my head and dreams. I still do that pretty much. It was not until we moved to Georgia that it finally came to me that I could sit still and feel the gaits - my saddle seat had finally arrived. I still kept studying and picking out my favorite riders all along and settled on Ed Breedlove – my hero. Ed never rushed (still my big mistake) his mount and he never moved in the saddle. He always seemed to know where he was in the ring and saved the best of his horse for the judge’s viewing until last. Jimmy used to say I showed my best behind the judge! Even today I study good riders and what it takes to be a good showman. For twenty years I had to hear all our friends tell me I needed to get our daughter Amy to teach
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me how to ride. She had perfect balance, but mine came from years of practice and determination. I got my chance to ride in the Celebration and it took 40 years to reach my goal of winning a World Championship. Trouble on The Line was born right outside our kitchen window on Morgan Hill Farm. We got to watch him grow and develop every step of his career. It would be awhile before Gary Edwards would let me climb up on his back because of his “454 motor”. But I was getting better with my “seat” and anxious to ride. Gary taught me how to really show my horse. I know these Edwards have had a lot of riders come through their program but I bet they never had one that got as excited to ride as I do. So young riders – sit up straight, it not only helps develop healthy spines, it looks so much better to the fans. Find you a good riding coach – we have some good ones – and don’t get discouraged. Remember rule number one: make as many hoss friends as you can, and don’t let the judges determine your happiness. In the show ring, try to derive your fun and pleasure by grading your own ride. Lastly, remember to exercise and stay in shape to ride, study other riders, set your goals and try and have as much fun riding as possible. See ya at the hoss show! Dr. Tom Morgan
Protocol at Germantown WHOA Press Release WHOA Forms Emergency Hoof Band Protocol at Germantown The Germantown Charity Horse Show, one of the oldest and largest multi-breed events of the summer show season, brings together many of America’s foremost breeds in a weeklong celebration each June. This year, the USEF sanctioned, and WHOA affiliated event was deluged with record amounts of rainfall. On Friday morning, June 7, Mark Farrar, Germantown Show Manager, reached out to WHOA and the WHOA HIO for temporary relief from the no bands rule. He cited the fact that even though the Germantown show ring is one of the best all weather and all breed facilities in the nation, extreme rainfall had necessitated that exhibitors of every discipline make changes to accommodate the compromised arena footing. At that point, a one time exception to the hoof band rule was formed, along with an emergency protocol to accommodate Mr. Farrar’s request. Those exhibitors desiring to use hoof bands were restricted to the use of the official show farrier to attach the hoof bands under the oversight of the WHOA DQP Terry Martin. Other show officials were invited to oversee that process as well. During pre- and post show inspections, Terry Martin reaffirmed that the bands were correctly placed and used appropriately. WHOA is happy to report that there were no HPA violations at this show. “We feel that being included in the Germantown Charity Show is a great honor and opportunity to showcase the Tennessee Walking Horse in a multi-breed event,” stated WHOA President Dee Dee Miller Sale. “We appreciate the fact that the owners, trainers, and show management worked together to exhibit our horses with the other breeds and horse enthusiasts. A special thank you to everyone who took their Tennessee Walking Horses to compete at Germantown.”
TWHBEA Partners with BluePrint Marketing LLC to Produce Voice Magazine LEWISBURG, Tenn. – The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association (TWHBEA) announces that as of June 1, 2014, its Voice Magazine will be produced by BluePrint Marketing, LLC. As the official breed journal of the Tennessee Walking Horse, the Voice Magazine will continue to be the property of TWHBEA, but production will be outsourced to the Colorado-based company. “BluePrint Marketing has a long and successful track-record of producing high quality publications for agriculture-based, non-profit associations,” said TWHBEA Executive Director Tracy Boyd. “They have a tremendous reputation among their clients and we look forward to working with their talented, professional and experienced staff to produce the best possible magazine for our members.” Long-time Voice employee Paulette Ewing will remain at TWHBEA and serve as the staff liaison to BluePrint. Jane Moore and Carol Wakefield will continue to serve our customers’ advertising needs, and writer Sarah Gee will join the BluePrint team to supply editorial content.
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O.K. Hege Memorial Show Dunlap, TN-The OK Hege Memorial Horse Show was held Saturday, May 28th, 2014 at 6:30pm. The show was held at the Sequatchie Ball Park in Dunlap, Tennessee. The judge for this show was the Honorable Aaron Self. This show also contained Rider’s Cup classes which many trainers enjoy. When the last class was called, it was House Call At The Ritz and Scott Beaty that got the nod from Judge Self. House Call At The Ritz is proudly owned by Doug and Pam Hunt. Congratulations to all of the winners from The Scoop!
House Call At the Ritz and Scott Beaty are celebrating their blue ribbon win in the Walking Horse Stake class for owner Doug/Pam Hunt.
She Raves and Emily Preston are estatic after winning the blue ribbon in the Spotted Horse Youth 17 & Under class. Page 26 / The Scoop
Black Hawks Boogie Man and Linda Imler exhibitor/owner are enjoying the moment after winning the blue ribbon in the Show Pleasure Amateur Specialty class.
Bum In The Storm and Counti Green won the blue ribbon in the Youth 11 & Under class for owner Stewart Farm & Nursery.
Brubaker and Laura Cochran won the blue ribbon in the Amateur Three Year Old. She is joined by her husband Tim.
Dunlap, TN YOUTH 11 & UNDER BUM IN THE STORM HEARTBEAT COUNSELOR
Counti Green Stewarts Farm & Nursery Maggie Beth Taylor Maggie Beth Taylor
TRAIL PLEASURE SPECIALTY BEDAZZLED BY JAZZ A COMMANDING ANGEL IM A JAYWALKER AVENGERS BALLERINA LADY
Lisa Baum Tyler Bailey Hayley Wisehart Polly Angel
Lisa Baum James & Kim Bailey Family Jason & Samantha Futrell Polly Angel
TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS GENS NOT KID N THE AMERICAN RITZ MY DYNAMO JOE
Dick Peebles Charlie Green Scott Beaty
Tommy & Sister Milligan Terry/Sabrina Matthews Fred Allred
PRO AM SPECIALTY DR PHILGOOD OOPS IM SPLASHED
AMATEUR SPECIALTY SILVERS SASSY SALLY WILLIE MAYS Farm TWHNC WALKING HORSE STAKE HOUSE CALL AT THE RITZ
Nick Price Nick Price Shelly Brooksher Kathy Owen & Double Springs
Scott Beaty
Doug & Pam Hunt
Aimee Goodson & Dickie Scrivner Aimee Goodson Pam Conklin & Jeff Green Conklin & Norris
THREE YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS LAST DATE Mickey McCormick Cortner & Smith MY MY MISS AMERICAN PIE Scott Beaty Jack Upchurch Family STROKIN RITZ Jeff Green Andy & Lynn Rippy JUST SHINE
Dickie Scrivner
QUALITY EXTERIOR THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS SPRINGFIELD Charlie Green TITLE BOUT Casey Mutter JETER Dickie Scrivner AMATEUR LADIES SPECIALTY SOPHISTICATED SLICE OF HEAVEN C ME PUSH A SILVER MAJOR
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Renee Carlton Renee Carlton Allison Stamper Allison Stamper Sister Milligan Tommy & Sister Milligan Sabrina Matthews Sabrina Matthews
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Stone Manor Farm Lin Davis Afia Rupard
SHOW PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY BLACK HAWKS BOOGIE MAN Linda Imler ON THE DOTTED LINE Nick Price MOTOWN FLASH OF GOLD Lori Griswold
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PARK PERFORMANCE THE LOOKOUT FETCH ME THE TITLE
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Kim & Bobby Parker are enjoying the show.
The Lookout and Aimee Goodson exhibitor/owner are extremely happy after winning the Park Performance class. Her trainer, Dickie Scrivner and friends are joining in to celebrate.
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Liberty Lions Club
Classic horse, The Golden Soverign, competed to take home the tricolor ribbon in the Walking Horse Championship class. Chad Williams, trainer and rider directed this beautiful stallion down victory lane.
Shelbyville, TN-The 15th Annual Liberty Lions Club Walking Horse Show was held Friday, June 20th, 2014. The show started promptly at 6:30pm. It was a hot evening at the Bedford County Agriculture Center where the show took place. The Honorable Paula Gambill Roddy judged the 32 class event. Bob Finney served as announcer while Brian Perry kept the crowd entertained with his organ playing skills. Eighty-five entries made the gate call when all was said and done. The Walking Horse Championship class was won by the gorgeous, The Golden Sovereign. Proofs from this show are available at www.jenniferbarrstudios.com. Congratulations to all of the winners, from The Scoop! Be sure and check out our free website at www.thescooponline.com for up to date news and show results. The outstanding team of Rise To Fame and Patrick Thomas took home the blue in the Park Pleasure Open Specialty class. Justin Manis and Claudio join the World Champion winning duo. Page 32 / The Scoop
Liberty Lions Club COUNTRY PLEASURE OH BUDDY IM MANHATTEN GEN DANDY BIG MAN BLUES COTTON DELIGHT RITZY CHICK SHES MAGIC TO THE BOYS FREE STOCK SPIRITS AMAZING GRACE
Jackie Osborne Mackenzie Morgan Emily Preston Taylor Gleghorn Evan Gleghorn Kaylee Hash Carter Gleghorn Ann Marie Couch
Jackie Osborne Sean/Tamara Hader Bill/Karen Bean Charles Gleghorn Charles Gleghorn John/Barbara Hash Charles Gleghorn Royce/Ann Marie Couch
WEANLINGS SHE MO ROWDY
Rachel Dorris
Harlinsdale Farm
PARK PLEASURE OPEN SPECIALTY RISE TO FAME Patrick Thomas DARK SPIRITS MACK DADDY Leigh Stuart
Steve Wilson Family Shirley Stuart
TWO YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA Rusty Carlton
Robbie Spiller
YEARLINGS HEY PRETTY GIRL IM JOE COOL
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Bobby Joe Jones Lorraine Rosbury
YOUTH 11 & UNDER JOHN F Ks PUSHER
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AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS MASTERS SHOWGIRL Lucky Collins SAVANNAH STEALS SUGAR Donna Kay Head QUEEN FOR TODAY Carol Lackey
Donald Collins David/Kathy Shaw Lackey Properties Inc
LITE SHOD OPEN SPECIALTY HIGH TREAD DOUBLE SHOT OF CASH VINDICATED THE PRODIGY
Deborah Parmer Sean/Tamara Hader Gordon/Lamar DePoyster Michael C Young
Patrick Thomas Laurie Toone Hannah Pulvers Michael C Young
TRAIL PLEASURE ENG/WES SPECIALTY JOSES FIRECRACKER Wayne Westbrook Wayne Westbrook JUAN CARLOS Miles Irby Fred/Lisa Weaver OOPS BABY FACE NELSON Mackenzie Morgan Laurale Lowery PARK PERFORMANCE OPEN SPECIALTY NINETY YARDS Herbert Derickson FAVORITE SON OF JFK Patrick Thomas HIGH AND MIGHTY MAXX Winky Groover MAKIN EASY MONEY Jeff Green
M/M Charles Brantley Jeff Duke JoAnn Dowell Donald Collins
TWO YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS AMATEUR SHES A PERFECT ROSE Susan Swaner GINS HAPPY HOUR Tina Graves ABSOLUTE SISTA Meg Callaway OK HERES THE DEAL Debbie Eichler
Albert/Susan Swaner Tina Graves Meg Callaway Rising Star Ranch
The World Champion team of Jackie Osbourne and O Buddy win the blue in the competitive Country Pleasure class.
Bobby Joe Jones was very pleased with Hey Pretty Girl’s win in the Yearling class with handler, Amanda Nelms. Friends and Family join after their win.
LITE SHOD TWO & THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR LIME A RITA Mackenzie Morgan Sean/Tamara Hader THREE YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS IM ZELDA Charlie Green Joe Rich Family JAZZ BY CHOICE Philip Trimble Merv Whittenburg DATELINED Mickey McCormick Lisa Baum IM LADY KATE John Allan Callaway Brenda Carlon TITLE PAGE Jeff Green Donald Collins PARK PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY YAO MING Nicole Coffey SURE CASH AT THE RITZ Lisa Baum
Nicole Kakassy Lisa Baum
The impressive, Landshark and Justin Harris won the Two Year Old Stallion class for Larry and Pam Russell.
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Liberty Lions Club TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS THE LAND SHARK MASTER OF HEARTACHE STYLE MASTER POWERFUL PERFORMANCE
Justin Harris Bill Callaway Brock Tillman Herbert Derickson
Larry/Pam Russell Ingraham Management M/M Howard Eastridge Tommy McGee
AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS WESTMINSTER Jennifer Heartman Jennifer Heartman QUALITY EXTERIOR THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS PUSHING THE CASH Herbert Derickson Jerry Swift BRUBAKER Casey Mutter Tim/Laura Cochran TITLE TOWN Bill Callaway Maple Crest Farms
Sheryl Crawford was all smiles after her big win with Command On Parole in the 15.2 and Under Amateur Specialty class.
15.2 & UNDER AMATEUR SPECIALTY COMMAND ON PAROLE Sheryl Crawford TOMMY LEE JONES Pam Russell IM STAN THE MAN Dr Lynda Brogdon MUCHO PAVO Kim Leonard 9 IN THE SKY Corri Knudson THE GAMBINO Paul Hankins
Crawford Colts Benjamin Bowen Ben/Dr Lynda Brogdon Scott/Kim Leonard Corri Knudson Paul/LouAnn Hankins
AMATEUR LADIES MARES/GELDINGS SPECIALTY A PRIVATE BENJAMIN Detha Yoder CLEMENTINE BY JFK Karen Bean SOX APPEAL Debbie Eichler BACARDI AND ME Nanette McInnes
Detha Yoder Bill/Karen Bean Rising Star Ranch Dr David/Nanette McInnes
YOUTH 12-17 SPECIALTY OUTRAGOUS ATTITUDE
Will Cole Rhonda Cole
TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS AMATEUR SEE YOU AT THE FINISH Erica Jenne BANDITS NORTHERN LIGHTS Kim Leonard
Erica Jenne Scott/Kim Leonard
SHOW PLEASURE OPEN/WHTA 2014 RIDERS CUP THE RITZ ZONE Jeff Green Conklin/Norris 15.2 & UNDER OPEN SPECIALTY THREAT ON PAROLE B Justin Harris Bill Broom GIN AND JUICE Mickey McCormick Rick/Marla Lovett
See You At The Finish and Erica Jenne take home top honors in the Two Year Old Amateur Stallions class. Justin Jenne, Chad Cotten, Meg Young and Kassi Miller join.
AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS LIPSTICK AND LEAD Lisa Baum JAZZ’S MAJOR TOUCH Stephanie Elliott SHES FEARLESS Barbara Kenehan
Lisa Baum James Vernon Jay/Barbara Kenehan
AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD STALLIONS GRETZKY Allison Thorson
Thorsport Inc
FIVE & OVER OPEN AMATEUR (CANTER) GEORGE W MCCLINTOCK Miles Irby Rick/Marla Lovett FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN (CANTER) KEEP YOUR CASH Herbert Derickson Tommy McGee SHOW PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY STEPPING JOHN TCH Joyce Franks
Charles Garner
FIVE & OVER MARES/GELDINGS SPECIALTY MASTER OF BOURBON STREET Justin Harris Bruce/Robin MacDonald LABELED AT MIDNIGHT Philip Trimble Joe/Betty Alvarez COUNTRY AND FAMOUS Mickey McCormick Rick/Marla Lovett
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AMATEUR SPECIALTY BISCAYNE BAY INTENSITY COMMAND & CONTROL
Ben Brogdon Howard Eastridge Sheryl Crawford
TWHNC WALKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP THE GOLDEN SOVEREIGN Chad Williams
Ben/Dr Lynda Brogdon M/M Howard Eastridge Crawford Colts Evergreen Walking Horse Farm
Liberty Lions Club
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Gallatin, TN
Claiming his second blue of the night, Walk Hard and Patrick Thomas walked their way down victory lane to capture all the glory in the Walking Horse Championship class. Tess Suiter owns this champion.
Gallatin, TN-The Sumner County Fair Horse Show was held Saturday, June 28th, 2014 at the Sumner County Fairgrounds. The Honorable Jerry Summers marked the cards for this 20 class event. A wide variety of classes were offered from yearlings to speed racking with many talented entries making the gate call for fair visitors to enjoy! Winning his second blue of the night was the championship winner, Walk Hard and Patrick Thomas for owner Tess Suiter. A great time was had by all! Be sure to make plans to attend this fun show next year! Congratulations to all of the winners from The Scoop! Joe Pa and Dwayne Cawthone made an outstanding show in the Three Year Old Open class to claim the blue. Family and friends gather after their big win.
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MCF Rosa Cantina handled by Beverly Owner Julie George greeted Billy Young and Lined Lamp walked their way to victory to With Delight after their Two Year Old Open win. claim the blue in the largest class of the show, the Yearling class.
The stylish team of Checking In At The Ritz and Kent McGary claimed top honors in the Amateur Show Pleasure class. McGary also owns this talented entry.
Just Borrowed Cash and Patrick Thomas rode to victory in the Lite Shod class.Jim Roberts is the owner of the entry.
Louis Judd and He’s A Jazz Thing picked up the blue in the Amateur Specialty class. Trainer Billy Young joins the duo.
It was a sight to see the speed racking horses compete and coming out of top was the quick team of Teagan’s Quest ridden by Misty Shouse.
Pusher’s Arc and Courtney Grider win the blue in the Trail Pleasure English class.Tommy Loid is the proud owner.
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CHARLIE GREEN WINS THE ANDY ADKINS MEMORIAL WALKING HORSE STAKE CLASS IN LAWRENCEBURG, TN
Power Force and Charlie Green won the blue ribbon in the Walking Horse Stake for owner Corina Weib.
LAWRENCEBURG, TN- The Lawrenceburg Lions Club Horse Show presented their Sixth Annual Tennessee Walking Horse Show located at the Rotary Park in Lawrenceburg, TN on June 13, 2014. The show started at 6:00 p.m. with the presentation of the flags and the invocation. The judge for the event was the Honorable Jamie Lawrence while Jack Greene worked hard in the center ring capturing the blue ribbon action shots. Show Managers Bobby Belew and Greg Johnston were pleased with the turnout. Everyone came out to support the show both horse folks and locals. The concession stands filled with homemade pies, white beans and corn bread and other yummy food really put smiles on people’s faces. The final class of the night, the Riders’ Cup Walking Horse Championship class was the Memorial Andy Adkins Stake class because that was Andy’s hometown show. Three entries went through the gate to compete for top honors. The Stake horse winner was Power Force and Charlie Green for owner Corina Weib. Reserve went to Forty Miner and Bobby Hugh for owners Larry and Rose Anstett. Third place went to Crooked Line with Dick Peebles for owner Benny Gray. For complete results and the latest news, please visit our FREE website at www.thescooponline.com. The Scoop wishes to congratulate all of the winners from the show!
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Lawrenceburg Lions Club HALTER YEARLING MS JOSE WALKS AGAIN Carla Hurley ANTONIO Karen McGee DARKS STORMY VENGEANCE Valton Rummage
Sister Milligan Lisa Washburn Mariella Fugger
COUNTRY PLEASURE A COMMANDING ANGEL RITZY CHICK FREE STOCK IM A SPECIALIST
Tyler Bailey Evan Gleghorn Carter Gleghorn Jessica Hallmark
James & Kim Bailey Charles Gleghorn Charles Gleghorn Stewart Nursery
YOUTH RIDERS 17 & UNDER ABSOLUTE BULLET PROOF A STRONG SEDUCTION CASHLOTTO BLACK TANQUERAY HES OUT A SIGHT
Jordan Dempsey Jesse O’Dell Colton Trimble Ashley Latham Makena Dempsey
Charles Gleghorn James Corlew James & Kim Bailey Family Mickey Groom Charles Gleghorn
HALTER WEANLING SWEEPAWAY DIEGO GOOD DEAL GONE BAD MOTO MOTO DARKS SECRET DREAM LETS GOT ROWDY
Beverly Lamp Lorraine Rosbury & Bobby Jones Lynn Womack Bobby Jones Hunter Fikes Michelle Cranford Valton Rummage Mariella Fugger Bobby Richards M/M Donnie Headrick
AMATEUR WALKING PONIES FRANKIE BLUE EYES NIGHTSHADES MAIDEN KHROME DOLLAR LADY VOL THE DIXIE LINE
Alan Bell Christy Mauney Bobby Simmons Linda Imler Dr John Lay
PARK PERFORMANCE RIDERS CUP GEN’S BLACK DIAMOND Patrick Thomas DIAMOND RIO Kert Lawrenceburg LATE NIGHT CALLER Charlie Green A CREME BRULEE Jeff Laughlin DUMAS BRIGHT STAR Brian Brewer
Jerry Bell Roger & Laura Mauney Jan Porter Linda Imler Dr John Lay Lorraine Rosbury Kert Lawrenceburg Fred & Diane Brown Laura Brandon The Larry Brewer Family
TWO YEAR OLD MARES & GELDINGS RIDERS CUP BUSY LINE David Latham Tommy Jowers WESTERN TRAIL PLEASURE SHE RAVES Emily Preston PONCHO’S GENERATOR Dalton Yates
Emily Preston Dalton Yates
AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS PAROLED FROM HARDTIME Sister Milligan MONOPOLY’S MEGA BUCKS Kathy Lewis MOSAIC MASTERPIECE Elaine Doxey LIVE STRONG Robert Hurley FINE ART LEGACY Shirley Vandygriff
Sister Milligan Kathy Lewis Richard & Elaine Doxey Robert Hurley Morris & Shirley Vandergriff
AMATEUR SPECIALTY GEN ON PAROLE JOSE’S NIGHT TRAIN JAZZ N EBONY
Michelle Schoenvogel Rod & Michelle Schoenvogel Sister Milligan Sister Milligan Jim Gilbert Jim Gilbert
TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS RIDERS CUP GEN’S NOT KID’N Dick Peebles MAN UP Philip Trimble PRO AM SPECIALTY BUM IN THE STORM LINEDS LADY MG WINKY KI YA YEA
Dick Peebles Brian & Amanda Wright
Candy Green & Charlie Green Derwood Stewart Kim Bailey & Clay Sanderson James “Beetle” Bailey Bobby Simmons & Koda Downs Doug Estes
THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS RIDERS CUP WEE WEE MAN Link Webb THE OLYMPIAN SPIRIT Keith Nance BILLY G AT THE RITZ Larry Latham COWBOY DEFENDER Charlie Green
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LSD Inc Charles Crane David Ford Bill & Karen Bean
THEY CALL ME KID ROCK
Mike Hannah
Cannon Ridge Stables
AMATEUR TWO YEAR OLD USHER GENERATED BY FOLSOM THE DIXIE SKY
Ruth Logsdon J Fred Johnston Sister Milligan
Joy Grant Nancy Dyer Sister Milligan
AMATEUR 15.2 & UNDER OOHH WEEE PAROLEE C ME PUSH THE SPLASH PATROL WILD THANG AT THE RITZ GETTING OUT ON PAROLE
Denise Garber Sister Milligan Alan Bell Barbara Nash Joanne Morgan
Denise Garber Sister Milligan Dr. Alan Bell Barbara Nash Joanne Morgan
FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN RIDERS CUP THE COACHS SON Charlie Green JOSES BRUJA DEL PANTANO Koda Downs
Don Broome Bobby Simmons
AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD ALL AMERICAN JAZZMAN AR-15 IT’S BUSINESS TIME
Riana Grout Richard & Elaine Doxey Mark Walling
Kasie Caldwell Kelly Dunn Heather Beard
15.2 & UNDER OPEN RIDERS CUP (CANTER) ADMISSION IS A DOLLAR Charlie Green
Pam Hendrickson
AMATEUR STALLIONS JAZZ MAN’S BABALU
Lynda Brogdon
Lynda Brogdon
PARK PERFORMANCE RIDERS CUP A PUSHOVER FOR CASH Jeff Laughlin SILVERADOS BLACK JACK Patrick Thomas ELEGANT ESCAPE Jack May
Charlotte Williams Herald Roberts Jack May
OPEN SPECIALTY RIDERS CUP JAZZHOUSE Koda Downs FLASH OF SILVER Dick Peebles MASTERPIECE BY JOSE Keith Nance GIN AT THE RITZ Andy Simpson
Don Hancock Benny Gray Barbara Nash Dan & Jae Crunk
THREE YEAR OLD MARES & GELDINGS RIDERS CUP PUSH TO WIN Link Webb Judy Case TONY TANGO Charlie Green Bill & Karen Bean NOVICE HORSE OR RIDER BLACK CASH DELIGHT J W Morgan ANOTHER IMAGE OF CASH Jessica Hallmark DOLLARS WHATCHAMACALLIT Renee Lowery KING OF MEXICO Kathy Lewis
J W & Joanne Morgan Jessica Hallmark Renee Lowery Kathy Lewis
AMATEUR FIVE YEAR OLD SWEETENER
Kasie Caldwell
Robert Brindley
SHOW PLEASURE OPEN FINALLY PERFECTION THE HARLEM SHAKE
Koda Downs Jeff Green
Bobby Simmons & Jan Porter Andy Rippy
ANDY ADKINS MEMORIAL WALKING HORSE STAKE RIDERS CUP (CANTER) POWER FORCE Charlie Green Corina Weis THE FORTY NINER Bobby Hugh Rose Anstett CROOKED LINE Dick Peebles Benny Gray THE CRIMSON SKY Link Webb Judy Case
Lawrenceburg Lions Club
Miss Jose Walks Again and Carla Hurley walked away with first place in the weanling class for owners Tommy/ Sister Milligan.
A Commanding Angel and Tyler Bailey took home the blue for the James “Beetle” Bailey Family. This combo won the Country Pleasure class.
Absolute Bullet Proof and Jordan Dempsey are celebrating their She Raves and Emily Preston rider/owner proudly walked to the winwin in the Youth 17 & Under for owner Charles Gleghorn. This ners’ circle in the Trail Pleasure Western class. win is their third year in a row.
Gen On Parole and owner/exhibitor, Michelle Schoenvogel pose for the camera after their win in the Amateur Specialty class.
Oohh Weee Parolee and Denise Garber take home the blue ribbon in the Amateur 15.2 & Under class. Bob, Denise’s husband are celebrating this joyous occasion. The Scoop / Page 53
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Sweetener and Kasi Caldwell had a great win in the Amateur Five Year Old class for owner Robert Brindley.
Anita and Huey Smith of Hampshire, Tennessee are at the show to cheer the horses on.
Sister Milligan and Mike Floyd seem to be having fun at the horse show.
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The Jazz House and Koda Downs were outstanding as they won the blue in the Open Specialty Riders’ Cup class for owner Don Hancock.
Buddy Dick and our own Michelle Schoenvogel.
Jack Heffington and Tommy Luffman are reminiscing old times.
Robert Hurley came up from Alabama to show his horse.
Debbie, Christopher, Kelsey and friends like posing for the camera.
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HOUSE CALL AT THE RITZ AND TODD CLABORN NAMED STAKE CLASS CHAMPION
House Call At The Ritz and Todd Claborn are celebrating the blue ribbon win in the Walking Horse Stake class for owners Doug/Pam Hunt.
CARTHAGE, TN-The South Carthage Civitan Club hosted the 50th Annual Smith County Horse Show Friday, June 20, 2014 at the Smith County Agriculture Center in Carthage, TN. The Honorable Paul Robbins judged the 28 class event. The club’s most outstanding project is its annual $500 and $1,000 college scholarships awarded to Smith County students, but they also work hard to raise money that they can contribute to organizations such as Little League Baseball, Girls Softball, Carthage and Gordonsville bands and other charitable organizations. The Master of Ceremonies for the event was Victor Gernt, of Allardt, Tennessee. The individual appointed to manage the show ring as ringmaster was Jim Broyles of Carthage, TN. Others that played an important role in making this show a success were Show Chairman Mike Lee of Carthage, TN, organist Wayne Nabors and treasurer Dewayne Wilmore. These fine gentlemen kept the show running smoothly throughout the evening. House Call At The Ritz and Todd Claborn made the gate call to compete in the Championship Stake class. There were no other entries in the class. House Call At The Ritz is owned by Doug and Pam Hunt. The Park Performance Specialty class had five entries, but it was The British Open who dominated the class with Travis Craft aboard for owner Jim Woodburn. The Amateur Ladies Open Specialty class had three entries who all battled it out for the blue and in the end it was Show Boat Chaparral with Betty Mosley who won this class. Another proud owner at the show was Charles and Betty Mosley as they watched Todd Smith guide Dancing For A Dollar in the Two Year Old Mares/Geldings Riders’ Cup to the blue. ` Congratulations to the winners of the Smith County Horse Show! For a complete list of show results, please visit the FREE website www.thescooponline.com .
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CARTHAGE, TN YEARLING HALTER OPEN SEMINOLE WIN SIMPLY DEDICATED COACH ALICE A PRODIGY RITZ’S SAT NIGHT SPECIAL
Ella Kline Keith Reed Christopher Givens Carla Hurley Rebecca Sampson
15.2 & UNDER OPEN SPECIALTY TED’S BUMIN AROUND MAGIC IN MY POCKET
Tim Smith Buist Carr
COUNTRY PLEASURE CRYSTAL LINING JACKIE MOON I’M SHAKE N BAKE BANDIT’S LUCKY CHARMS SHE’S BOLD ‘N SPICEY
Susan Coleman Allix Lowe Carlan Cotten Harley Goad Diane Wright
Vickie Pennick Maureen Kesselring Jeff Gillespie Harley Goad Diane Wright
TWO YEAR-OLD OPEN A TITLEIST MASTERPIECE
Scotty Brooks
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Kline & Mesimer Rising Star Ranch Harold Givens Hurley, Johnston, Lowery Rebecca Sampson
Winding Creek Stables Terry & DA McGovern
SHOW PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY BRONCO BILLY Betty Laughlin SPECTACULAR DUMAS Charles Craddock FINAL’S PUSHER Beth Sanford SANTANA’S STORM Richard Mitch GOLD SKY MC Eryka Friant
Joe Laughlin Charles & Connie Craddock Beth Sanford Richard & Sarah Mitch Luna Family
AMATEUR THREE YEAR-OLD WATCHIN’ JOSE SCORE ROGUE STATUS WI-FI
Jerry Swallows Rhonda Clendenon Amanda Randolph
Jerry Swallows Rick Clendenon Ervin Maxwell
YOUTH COUNTRY PLEASURE I’M SHAKE N BAKE JOSE’S HANNAH MONTANA BANDIT’S LUCKY CHARMS TOO HOT COPY OF RAGE
Emily Cotten Ashlyn Carlson Mackenzie Goad Matasis Goodwin Cassie Slagle
Jeff Gillespie Kathy Zeis Goad Family Hayley Wisehart Clay Black
LITE SHOD PLEASURE SPECIALTY REV’S FLASHBACK TEENIE BIKINI DAIL ME IN
Jeff Laughlin Joe Lester Garry Austin
Joe Laughlin Maureen Kesselring Mr. & Mrs. Gary Austin
PARK PERFORMANCE SPECIALTY THE BRITISH OPEN A CREME BRULE MOTOWN’S SNOWED AGAIN EXTRA IRS FED EX EXPRESS
Travis Craft Jeff Laughlin Jimmy Swift Ruth Tudor Rebecca Sampson
Jim Woodburn Laura Brandon Sandra Riffey Larry & Ruth Tudor Eddie Woods
YOUTH TRAIL PLEASURE CONTEMPORARY JAZZ MY RED CORVETTE I’M A JAYWALKER A SURE FIRE MACKS RAG DOLL
Emily Cotten Mackenzie Goad Matasis Goodwin Mary Kate Long Alexis Clark
Anne & Nancy Evans Goad Family Hayley Wisehart Andi Long Jim & Donna Sherrell
LADIES AMATEUR STALLION, MARES, & GELDINGS SPECIALTY SHOW BOAT CHAPARRAL Betty Mosley JUST SAY OLE Linda Scrivner ORIENT EXPRESS Lauren Robinson
Charles Mosley Family Linda Scrivner Sandra Robinson
THREE YEAR-OLD OPEN TEXAS JAZZ LINGERIE MY KIND OF PARTY
Paul Bertran Winding Creek Stables Benny Hoover
Rocky McCoy Tim Smith Kevin Gower
YOUTH 11 & UNDER MARES & GELDINGS SPECIALTY I AM A DIVA Evan Claborn HEARTBEAT COUNSELOR Maggie Beth Taylor FABLE’S BROKEN PROMISE Riley Long REBEL IN COMMAND Alyssa Edgerton
Evan Claborn Maggie Beth Taylor Andi Long Stanley Stewart
AGED MARES & GELDINGS OPEN SPECIALTY HOT DOLLAR Scotty Brooks CASH DATE Tim Smith
Sherri Pietz Ward Winding Creek Stables
FOUR YEAR-OLD AMATEUR SPECIALTY DANGEROUS DILLINGER Jennifer Kolwych BELINDA Beth Sawford A WINNING BET Brannon Randolph
Randy & Jennifer Kolwych Beth Sanford Stanley Stewart
PARK PLEASURE OPEN SPECIALTY JFK ALL THE WAY DISTURBIA JOSE’S BABY DOLL MR. JOSE WALKS MESSENGER
Dickie Scrivner Joe Lester Jeff Laughlin Kim Porter Ruth Tudor
Rebecca Chittenden Maureen Kesselring Doris Penick Bobby & Kim Porter Diane Wright & RuthTudor
SPEED RACKING SPECK’S DANGEROUS COPY
Jason Todd
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AMATEUR SPECIALTY PUTTIN IT ON THE LINE JAZZ N EBONY FABLE’S BROKEN PROMISE PUSHER’ S FAMILY TRADITION
Sherry Bonner Jim Gilbert Phillip Mullins, Jr. Mark Templeton
Barry Bonner Jim Gilbert Andi Long Rogers & Templeton
TWO YEAR-OLD AMATEUR OLYMPIC COMMAND PRISON LINE
Jim Woodburn Heather Beard
Christine Woodburn Mark Walling
TRAIL PLEASURE PUTTIN ON THE JAZZ I’M A JAYWALKER A SURE FIRE MY RED CORVETTE WATCH WITH CAUTION
Julie Carlson Hayley Wisehart Riley Long Harley Goad Allix Lowe
Julie Carlson Hayley Wisehart Andi Long Harley Goad Allix Lowe
TWO YEAR-OLD MARES & GELDINGS DANCING FOR A DOLLAR Todd Smith JOSE’S SECRET LADY Tim Smith WIN’S ONE HOT MAMA Todd Claborn MY OLYMPIC MEDAL Rocky McCoy ARMED CLASSY LADY Michael Burton
Charles Mosley Family Winding Creek Stables Larry Ford Joe Willett Jerry Swallows
OPEN AMATEUR (CANTER) PICC LINE MAN OF FORTUNE
Richard & Sarah Mitch Annette England
Richard Mitch Annette England
FOUR YEAR-OLD & UNDER PARK PLEASURE SPECIALTY JOHNNY DOLLAR Jeff Laughlin JOSE’S ELI Ryan Gannon SKY LADY Eryka Friant
Vickie Penick Mr. & Mrs. Keith Bowman Gage Randolph
FOUR YEAR-OLD OPEN SPECIALTY ROSE COMMAND MY BLUE HORIZON SHAKE DOWN IN GENERAL
Todd Smith Kim Arnold Scotty Brooks Gene Davis Tim Smith Winding Creek Stables
STYLE RACKING THE ROYAL FLASH
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Jason Todd
WALKING HORSE STAKE HOUSE CALL AT THE RITZ
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CARTHAGE, TN
Seminole Win and Ella Kline are taking home the blue ribbon for owner Larry Mesimer in the Open Yearlings class.
Crystal Lining and Susan Coleman are so proud after winning the Country Pleasure class for owner Vickie Penick.
I’m Shake N Bake and Emily Cotten are very happy after winning the blue ribbon in the Country Pleasure Youth class for owner Jeff Gillespie.
The British Open and Travis Craft are celebrating their win in the Park Performance Specialty class for owner Jim Woodburn.
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Dancing For A Dollar and Todd Smith took home the first place win in the Two Year Old Mares/Geldings Riders’ Cup class for owners Betty and Charles Mosley.
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NEWS
The Scoop For The Walking Horse Industry WHOA Response to Germantown Show An email was sent to the WHOA office today June 10, 2014 regarding the Germantown horse show. Below you will find the email received and a response from WHOA President Dee Dee Miller Sale. Dear WHOA, I can’t express to you how disappointed I was to learn that the Germantown show went against WHOA rules and allowed bands on flat shod horses at their show. What is the point of making rules if a show can just decide to disregard them? This is not fair to all other exhibitors throughout the year that show and follow the rules, no matter how bad the ring might be. Any points earned at this show should not be allowed as the show did not follow the rules set forth by WHOA. I would like to know what you intend to do about this situation. Also, last year I complained about the fact that I would have to pay for a subscription to Walking Horse Report in order to view my standings. I have no desire to support Walking Horse Report. I was told this was being changed but it has not. Can you please tell me why this is set up this way? If I pay for my WHOA membership, I should be able to view my standings for free. Looking forward to your thoughts on these two matters. Response from WHOA President Dee Dee Miller Sale: Thank you for your email to the WHOA office this morning. First, let me say that I appreciate hearing from you, and take your concerns seriously. I understand your anguish on the Germantown matter, and please understand that the decision we made was not made in haste or without a lot of discussion. I am enclosing a copy of the press release that will be issued today in this regard, however, I would like to share my thoughts on the decision with you as well. First, let me say that I fully support the new WHOA rules. I helped create them, I lobbied the BOD to support them, and I’m proud that WHOA can be seen as leader in doing what is right for the breed. Now, let me also say that there is always an exception to every rule. That being said, let me also state that there have been few, if any, shoes thrown at WHOA shows this year that I’m aware of under the new rules. This situation was unique, and there were pros and cons on each side, and believe me, we discussed them thoroughly in making the decision! All the TWH exhibitors came to Germantown with the expectation of showing their horses under the current WHOA rules. And they did just that on Wednesday and Thursday nights. While they all expected rain during the show and were prepared to continue showing under the rules, nobody could have predicted the extreme weather that occurred. On Friday morning, Show Manager Mark Farrar reached out to me to request an exception on the band rule for the TWH exhibitors. He explained the situation and described what other breeds and disciplines were doing to circumvent the problems. Remember that the USEF was present and presided over those breeds, all of which were making adjustments in their shoeing/footing strategies with the addition of hoof bands, calks, clips, and studs. Mr. Farrar reported that TWH exhibitors had lost two shoes on Thursday night, and several had been lost in pre-show preparation on Friday morning as the rain continued. Mr. Farrar worked with myself and a small group which also included input from a WHOA Board member who was on the grounds and a representative of the WHOA HIO. We discussed many factors, and the WHOA rules were foremost. We felt it was important to keep the TWH at the show and in the ring. As you are aware, in past years the TWH has taken heat at Germantown for the padded performance horse. Last year, the TWH was invited back to show as a sound, flat shod show horse. We felt this was a huge opportunity for the breed and were excited to show our horse in a multi-breed setting and to give those who had written the breed off another opportunity to see our horse in a new and better light. The last thing we wanted was to have the TWH not participate on the final two nights of the show and again become blacklisted from this event and the possibility of not being included in this and other breed shows in the future. To have had Championship Classes with no entries would have been disastrous for the progress we are trying to make for the sound and natural TWH. So, the group developed a protocol to allow those exhibitors who wanted to continue showing their horses a strict and very regulated way to compete. First, let me say that NO HORSE came on the grounds wearing hoof bands. The hoof bands were attached by the official show farrier (not a TWH breed specific farrier) prior to the beginning of the show. This was overseen by other show officials and WHOA DQP Terry Martin. Mr. Martin also reaffirmed that the bands were correctly placed and used appropriately during pre- and post show inspections. There were no HPA violations at this show, before or after the band protocol was in place. Please know that we did our best to follow the WHOA rules and mission statement. I hear a lot of our members talking about how we market our horse to the outside world and how important it is to exhibit at multi-breed shows. This week, we were blessed with the opportunity to be included in an important multi-breed event, but cursed with events beyond our control. We made a decision that was controversial, however used restrictions and controls to maintain a fair playing field while keeping the welfare of the horse our highest priority. Now....on to your second issue. I was not aware of this problem, but completely agree and validate your frustration regarding the high point standings. I have spoken with
Tommy Hall this morning on a possible remedy to this situation. He and I will follow up on this to make these standings available to our members through the WHOA website. As you know, we are currently working on updating/overhauling our website, and I will work to make your concerns a reality in the near future. I’ll follow up with an email to you as the process gets rolling. Apologies for this lengthy email, please don’t hesitate to contact me directly in the future. Thank you! Dee Dee Miller Sale
TWHBEA World Versatility Show Names Judge LEWISBURG, Tenn. – The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association (TWHBEA) will hold its annual World Versatility Show July 24-26 at the Tennessee Miller Coliseum in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Amy Cross-Nance of Franklin, Tenn., has been selected to handle the judging duties for the WHOA HIOaffiliated event. The TWHBEA World Versatility Show is the industry’s premier event for showcasing the all-around qualities of the Tennessee Walking Horse. Over fences, dressage, timed events, trail obstacle, halter classes and a variety of fun and game classes are included along with a full-slate of rail classes. Saturday night, July 26 will feature a $1500 Manna Pro Jackpot Versatility Class, where horses will have the opportunity to perform in an ultimate versatility showdown – one class featuring English 3-Gait, Western 3-Gait, a Precision Pattern and Texas Barrels. For more information, contact Kristen Stegall at 931-359-0592 or visit http://www.twhbea.com/programs/13WVSInfoPage.php
Judges for the 36th Annual International Pleasure & Colt Grand Championships Announced WHOA Press Release Murfreesboro, TN Walking Horse Owners’ Association would like to announce the Judges for the International Pleasure and Colt Grand Championships July 27th - August 2nd, 2014 at the Tennessee Miller Coliseum in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Honorable Judges for the event are: Linda Arnold, Gig Harbor, Washington Jason Bachert, Wildwood, Missouri Blair Knight, Princeton, Kentucky
WHOA Membership Fee To Increase Membership fees for the Walking Horse Owners Association will increase after June 30, 2014. Exhibitors who will participate in the WHOA 36th International Pleasure & Colt Grand Championship Show will be required to have a current WHOA membership. To join or renew members may apply on the WHOA website, or telephone the WHOA office Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pm CST. Please visit the WHOA website for membership or International information
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Master Card of Jazz and Derek Bonner win the Stake class for proud owner, Al Morgan.
Yadkinville, NC-The 16th Annual Surry County Foothills Classic Horse Show was held Saturday June 14th, 2014 in Yadkinville, North Carolina at the Lone Hickory Arena. This show is held in memory of John Kistler, father or trainer Danny Kistler from Statesville. All proceeds from this show benefit the North Carolina Walking Horse Assocation Trainer’s Incentive Program. The show featured 38 classes while the Honorable Mack Deckle of Shelbyville, Tn marked the cards. Some top entries were shown, including the classic Chance Of Cash. He is sire of Four Year Old Champion, Chance’s Valentine. Half brother, Flame’s Of Cash won the Two Year Old Open class as well. Fear Or No Fear and Jordan Dean once again returned to the ring to make a fabulous victory lap in the the North Carolina Walking Horse Member’s Only class for proud grandmother, Mona Dean. The new duo of Breaking News with Lisa Howard riding won a blue for Walking Miracle LLC. Gary Pope along with Kayla Baucom took several blue ribbon spins in the Country Pleasure division with On The Loose And Armed. The Three Year Old Amateur Champion was Lookout’s Pushover with Cliff Rivers in the irons. The final class of the night was the Walking Horse Stake Class. Five top entries made the gate call, coming out on top was Mastercard By Jazz with Derek Bonner aboard for proud owner Al Morgan. Congrats to all of the Yadkinville Champions! The Scoop looks forward to covering your next event in Dallas, North Carolina. See you at the gate!
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Foothills, NC AMATEUR ENGLISH TRAIL PLEASURE SPECIALTY PRINCESS POWER Terri Smith Terri Smith
ADULT PONY NORTH STAR PUSHING CASH Daphne France
OPEN ENGLISH LITE SHOD SPECIALTY SPIRIT’S CANDY MAN Grandy Tuck, Jr BOSSMAN’S ZEVA MaKenzie Niston
Angela Tuck Tommy Griggs
TWO YEAR OLD OPEN FLAMES OF CASH MEET YOUR MAKER
AMATEUR WESTERN TRAIL PLEASURE SPECIALTY GOOD TIL THE LAST DROP Kristen McWilliams James & Dawn Payne PRINCESS POWER Terri Smith Terri Smith EL MARIACHI Les Kolls Lucas Kolls
Kathy Manis Lester Auman
YOUTH 11 & UNDER JOSES SPECIAL EDITION
Eaddy Gamble
Steve & Connie Gamble
NCWHLA SPECIALTY OKEY DOKEY JOSE
Malaya Jester
Malaya Jester
Tyler Baucom Debbie Bonner
YOUTH TRAIL PLEASURE SPECIALTY PRINCESS POWER Kayla Baucom GOOD TIL THE LAST DROP Landon Callicutt
Terri Smith James & Dawn Payne
YOUTH PONY A SEA BISCUIT
Meme Anderson
Kayla Baucom
YOUTH COUNTRY PLEASURE ON THE LOOSE AND ARMED Kayla Baucom DYNA GOLD Landon Callicutt
Gary & Carolyn Pope Mary Ann Adams
TWO YEAR OLD AMATEUR BEACH BABE FASTBALL
Larry Mesimer Rom Folger
Kayla Baucom Stevan Dunsford
NCWHA MEMBERS ONLY SPECIALTY FEAR OR NO FEAR Jordan Dean MGS FINAL STAND Lisa Howard PROBATION OFFICER Rosemary Whitley
Mona Dean A Walking Miracle Farm LLC & Tom & Sissy Weese Rosemary Whitley
THREE YEAR OLD OPEN MARGARITA MIRACLE MR. MUCHO LOCO
Tyler Baucom Derek Monahan
Marvel Rom Folger
LITE SHOD YOUTH BOSS MANS ZEVA
Kayla Baucom
Tommy Griggs
AMATEUR 15.2 & UNDER TED’S ALL STAR CHANCE OF CASH
Makenzie Niston Joe Manis
Tom Shipman & Amy Abee Mary Manis
COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH ON THE LOOSE AND ARMED Gary Pope MY LAST LONELY DOLLAR Tara Rhoades LESTER Debbie Bonner
Gary & Carolyn Pope Tara Rhoades Gary & Judy Rose
OPEN WESTERN PLANTATION SPECIALTY PAROLED Sawyer Kolls Sawyer Kolls PARK PERFORMANCE SPECIALTY JAMMIN THE BLUES Yvonna Matthis CASH’S LITTLE LALIQUE Ronald Mosley THE ROCKDUSTER Daphne France ROCKY MARCIANO Anna Bartholomew SANTIAGO CASH Bryant Norwood
Abe Matthis Rachel Havens Clyde France Jill Peavy Jamie Norwood
THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR LOOKOUT’S PUSHOVER Cliff Rivers TURTLE MAN Sarah Leonard
Norma Rivers Deanna Polk
PARK PLEASURE WESTERN OPEN SPECIALTY A DREAM Daphne France GIRLS RULE Grandy Tuck, Jr
Clyde France Burl Dale
FOUR YEAR OLD AMATEUR BEAUJOLAIS I’M WIDESPREAD PANIC
Abe Matthis Phil Janke
Yvonna Matthis Phil Janke
Daphne France & Shannon Rennie
MEN”S AMATEUR SPECIALTY POWER OF KING MIDAS Tom Shipman
Tom Shipman
PARK PLEASURE YOUTH SPECIALTY A DREAM Austin Lyall
Clyde France
YOUTH 12-17 SPECIALTY AMERICAN COLORS
Skylar MacLeod
Lester Auman
FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN CHANCE’S VALENTINE
David Polk
Kelly Peeler
OPEN ENGLISH PLANTATION PLEASURE GEN’S DOUBLE ACTION Rufus Dale
Rufus Dale
OPEN SPECIALTY THE TITLE BOUT LIEUTENANT JOSE PUSHERS PSYCHO OOPS GENS REBEL
Rom Folger Larry Adams Eddie Tuck Steve Daniel
Derek Monahan Tyler Baucom Eddie Tuck Rick Abee
LADIES AMATEUR BREAKING NEWS Lisa Howard ON CREDIT Brenda Tyree MISS EMMA GRACE Sarah Leonard
A Walking Miracle Farm LLC & Tom & Sissy Weese Brenda Tyree Jeremy Polk
AMATEUR OWNED TRAINED MR. BOSSMAN Paul Robbins LINED WITH SILVER DOLLARS Clyde France SKYWATCHS MASTERPIECE Jerry Jester THE BLINDSIDE Bryant Norwood
Paul Robbins Clyde France Jerry Jester Bryant Norwood
COUNTRY PLEASURE WESTERN ON THE LOOSE AND ARMED Gary Pope MY LAST LONELY DOLLAR Tara Rhoades
Gary & Carolyn Pope Tara Rhoades
AMATEUR STAKE IM TWICE THE DELIGHT
Anya Bartholomew Anya Bartholomew
ENGLISH PARK PLEASURE SPECIALTY STAKE LINE UP Grandy Tuck, Jr . THE GENERAL IN BLACK Les Kolls
Grandy Tuck, Jr. Samantha Kolls
WALKING OPEN STAKE MASTER CARD OF JAZZ DOUBLE BOGEY BLUES A SUNDANCE KID WIRED TRANSFER A BOLD GENERATOR
Al Morgan Buddy Stasney Steve & Connie Gamble Danny Kistler Mary Ann &Larry Adams
Derek Bonner Tyler Baucom Bobby Kellett Danny Kistler Jonathan Bellamy
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Anya Bartholomew and I'm Twice the Delight win the Amateur Stake. Pictured are her parents, Ira and Vova Biadulin!
Chance's Valentine and David Polk won the Four Year Old Open class for Kelly Peeler, they are surrounded by special fans!
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Another big blue ribbon for On the Loose And Armed for Carolyn and Gary Pope.
It was a big win for Flames Of Cash in the 2 Year Old Open class, pictured with Joe Manis, Kelly Peeler, Tyler Baucom and Allison Becknell.
Jammin The Blues and Yvonna Matthis won the blue ribbon in the Park Performance Specialty class for Abe Mathis.
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FOOTHILLS JUBILEE HORSE SHOW
Ginger Hartlein, Frank, Ritz on the Corner, Sam and Stephanie Martin, Stake Winners
DALLAS, NC-The Foothills Jubilee Walking Horse Show was held Saturday, June 28, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. It was a beautiful weekend in Dallas, North Carolina. The judge was the honorable Dwayne Elliott. Exhibitors from North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and Virgina came to compete and show their spectacular horses. The classes were full and exciting. The stake horse class was won by Ritz On The Corner ridden by Sam Martin and owned by Ginger Hartlein. This great horse won over a tough field of championship horses. Naturally, the crowd was excited, as the owners and exhibitors took home championship honors. This was one of the best North Carolina shows this season. Congratulations to all the winners and all involved for a first class horse show.
Open Specialty winner Lieutenant Jose with trainer Tyler Baucom, is greeted by owner larry Adams and family.
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OPEN LITE SHOD ENGLISH SILVER’S MIDAS TOUCH GEN’S DOUBLE ACTION BOLD’S BOOTIE GIRL
Danny Kistler Rufus Dale Meme Anderson
Danny Kistler Rufus Dale Leon Rembert
TWO YEAR OLD OPEN SECRETS IN THE GIN COIN’S MEGA DOLLAR FASTBALL
Tyler Baucom Bobby Kellett Steve Dunsford
Chris Zahnd Steve & Connie Gamble Rom Folger
AMATEUR OWNED & T RAINED SPECIALTY LINED WITH SILVER DOLLARS Clyde France ROYAL FORTUNE Jeff Smith HEARTBEAT IN RYTHM Leon Rembert THE BLIND SIDE Bryant Norwood SKYWATCH’S MASTERPIECE Jerry Jester
Clyde France Jeff Smith Leon Rembert Bryant Norwood Jerry Jester
COUNTRY PLEASURE SPECIALTY AMBASSADOR FOR RFK THE RAZZ MAN GRANDY ANDY FANCY THIS & FANCY THAT SPOTTED ALLEN SUGAR BEE
Jamie Waddell Don Penick Madison Scarborough Madison Scarborough Laura Mauney Laura Mauney Kayla Baucom Danny Kistler McCoy Abee Bob Teachout
NCWHA MEMBERS ONLY SPECIALTY MG’S FINAL STAND COMMAND AGAIN STRONG & PUSHY PROBATION OFFICER
Lisa Howard Herschel Blessing Ginger Williams Rosemary Whitley
A Walking Miracle What A Blessing Farm Ginger Williams Rosemary Whitley
AMATEUR TRAIL PLEASURE SPECIALTY A MAJOR GOLD STRIKE Jamie Waddell NITE’S DESTINY Alex Sinden OUT THERE AND LOVIN IT Caroline Sinden
Doris Penick Lee & Bruce Sinden Lee & Bruce Sinden
YOUTH WALKING SPECIALTY SHE’S ELECTRIC A MAJOR UPRISING
Kayla Baucom Meme Anderson
Lou Goecker Leon Rembert
LADIES AMATEUR SPECIALTY BREAKING NEWS MASATI ENRIQUE GO AHEAD EVIL GOODY GOODY
Lisa Howard Danielle Ricker Brenda Tyree Pam Smith Harolene Willis
A Walking Miracle Ricker Family Eddie Tuck Pam Smith Rodger & Harolene Willis
LITE SHOD OPEN SPIRIT’S CANDY MAN
Angela Tuck
Angela Tuck
PARK PLEASURE ENGLISH SPECIALTY A DREAM JUBILEE ENCORE’S DREAM GIRLS RULE COLOR’S CLOWN SURVIVING HEART
Daphne France Grandy Tuck, Jr. Burl Dale Lori Renn Abbott Cathy Cummings
Clyde France Anne & Nancy Evans Burl Dale Lori Renn Abbott Cathy Cummings
AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD LOOKOUT’S PUSHOVER THAT’S MY TITLE
Cliff Rivers Stephanie Martin
Norma Rivers Johnny Hewitt
OPEN PARK PERFORMANCE ULTIMATE GOOSE COMMANDING GOLD CASH’S LITTLE LALIQUE THE ROCKDUSTER
Stan Tindal Kerry DeArmond Ronald Mosley Daphne France
Judy Griggs Ondra Blackwell Rachel Haven Clyde France
NCWHLA SPECIALTY OLE LA JAZZ’S ROYALTY
Madison Scarborough John Callicutt Ginger Williams Ginger Williams
LITE SHOD YOUTH PAROLED
Sawyer Knoll
Sawyer Knoll
AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD SPECIALTY EUPHORIC BLACK JACK RITZ
Beverly McLeod Allison Becknell
Ondra Blackwell Rhonda Baucom
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Granddaughter of Laura Mauney, Abigail Stephens warming up Grandy Andy for the Lead Line class.
Greg McMillan, Prince Charming and Noah McMillan are just about to enter the ring for the Lead Line Class.
Spotted Allen's Sugar Bee served as flag horse for opening ceremonies.
dallas, nc Breaking News and Lisa Howard win the Ladies Amateur class for Tom and Sissy Weese, trained by Rick Abee.
Stan Tindal and Ultimate Goose take the Blue in the Open Park Performance for owner Judy Griggs.
Youth Lite Shod winner Sawyer Kolls with Grandy Tuck Jr. and Paroled after their Blue Ribbon Ride!
Mr. Forbes and Kevin Overstreet are greeted by their biggest fan, Riley Overstreet after their win.
SC MEMBERS ONLY SPECIALTY MR. FORBES HE’S BLACK AS NIGHT
Kevin Overstreet Sarah Sheffield
Kevin Overstreet Tony Sheffield
OPEN LITE SHOD WESTERN BOLD’S BOOTIE GIRL
Leon Rembert
Leon Rembert
OPEN AMATEUR SPECIALTY LUCKY NUMBER SEVEN GENERATOR’S SANTANA PUSH JUMPIN’ THE BORDER THE POWER OF KING MIDAS COMMAND THE LINE
Dennis Abbott Joe Johnson Emma Lee Cannon Tom Shipman Gail Whitfield
Dennis Abbott Rhonda Baucom Emma Lee Cannon Tom Shipman Whitfield & Morris
OPEN SHOW PLEASURE SPECIALTY OUR LAST DOLLAR SANTANA’S BAMA BOY SWEEPSTAKE’S BY CHOICE THE RED BOMBER SANTIAGO CASH
Danny Kistler Tyler Baucom Eddie Tuck Connie Gamble Bryant Norwood
Danny Kistler Rhonda Baucom Eddie Tuck, Sr. Steve & Connie Gamble Bryant Norwood
OPEN THREE YEAR OLD TED’S LIVE ACTION TURTLE MAN
Sam Martin David Polk
Tommy & Sonya Shealy David Polk Stables
MEN’S AMATEUR SPECIALTY BERETTA MAMA RUSTY WALLACE
Kerry DeArmond Kip Looper
Rhonda Baucom Gore & Looper
PARK PLEASURE FOUR & UNDER GEN’S PRETTY WOMAN
Grandy Tuck, Jr.
Rufus Dale
OPEN WLKING SPECIALTY LIEUTENANT JOSE OOP’S GEN’S REBEL JOSE’S SPECIAL EDITION CAT DADDY RITZ JOSE’S POWDER KEG
Tyler Baucom Rick Abee Bobby Kellett Eddie Tuck Danny Kistler
Larry Adams Stephen Daniel Steve & Connie Gamble Ginger Williams Danny Kistler
AMATEUR TRAIL PLEASURE FOUR AND UNDER OUT THERE AND LOVIN’ IT Caroline Sinden CCR Robin Lovin EL MARIACHI Lucas Kolls
Lee & Bruce Sinden Robin Lovin Lucas Kolls
FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN SPIRITED HEARTBEAT CHUMLEE A PURSUIT OF PERFECTION NORTH STAR’S PUSHING CASH
Sam Martin Derek Monahan Bobby Kellett Daphne France
Larry McLaughlin Judy Jones Jerry Hewitt Daphne France
YOUTH WALKING PONIES TARHEELS PUSHER MO’S ROWDY REBEL A MAJOR UPRISING A SEA BISCUIT
Skylar MacLeod Riley Overstreet Luci Anderson Meme Anderson
Lester Auman Kevin Overstreet Leon Rembert Meme Anderson
15.2 & UNDER AMATEUR SPECIALTY CHANCE OF CASH THE CAROLINA GIRL HEART ATTACKS FAST BEAT TED’S ALL STAR EXCLUSIVE JAZZ
Joe Manis Billie DeArmond Danielle Ricker Makenzie Niston Judy Griggs
Rena Manis Ondra Blackwell Ricker Family Tom Shipman & Amy Abee Judy Griggs
PARK PLEASURE WESTERN SPECIALTY GIRLS RULE A DREAM SURVIVING HEART
Grandy Tuck Jr Daphne France Mike Rabon
Burl Dale Clyde France Cathy Cummings
WALKING AMATEUR STAKE PRIDE’S LADY DIA I’M TWICE THE DELIGHT
Beverly McLeod Anya Bartholomew
Ed McLeod Anya Bartholomew
WALKING STAKE RITZ ON THE CORNER DOUBLE BOGEY BLUES CASHIN’ IN AT DAWN WIRE TRANSFER A BOLD GENERATOR
Sam Martin Tyler Baucom Eddie Tuck Danny Kistler Jonathan Bellamy
Ginger Hartlein Buddy Stasney Carolyn Evans Danny Kistler Mary Ann Adams
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Jamie Waddell and Ambassador For RFK win the Country Pleasure class for the Penick family.
Vickie Penick with her boy, Ambassador for RFK after his Country Pleasure win with Jamie Waddell up.
Live Action and Sam Martin win the 3 Year Old Open for the Shealy's.
Leon Rembert and Bold's Bootie Girl win the Open Lite Shod Western Class.
Tarheel's Pusher is showing off his blue ribbon from the Youth Walking Pony class.
Beverly McLeod and Pride's Lady Dia with Ed McLeod after their Amateur Stake win .
Friends celebrating Our Last Dollar and Danny Kistler's big win in the Open Show Pleasure class!.
Sam Martin and Ritz On The Corner take a victory lap after winning the Stake class.
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WHAA Classic Horse Show
Another Nine Yards and Ronal Young are celebrating their win in the Walking Horse Stake class for owner Darby Oaks Stables. The Walking Horse Association of Alabama held their Summer Classic Horse Show on June 21, 2014. The show started at 5:00 pm despite the hot temperatures. The show was located at the Arab Horse Arena in Arab, AL. The Honorable, Link Webb of Lewisburg, TN had the tuff job of marking the cards. The show had 36 classes including Riders Cup divisions. Many top horses won blues in Arab including Estatic with Sarah Porterfield, World Grand Champion Miss Ebony Rose with Sudie Reed and Jannie Chapman who racked up and won with her great horses. The Show chairs, Brenda May and Nancy Hawkins were very pleased with the show. Wrapping up the evening, was the Walking Horse Stake Class Another 9 Yards with the classic Ronal Young up for proud owner Tracy Pinson. Ronal granddaughter Jessica won early in the night in the Youth 11 & Under Division aboard World Champion, Walk On Command so this was something special for this grandfather and granddaughter to both have a winning night. The Scoop congratulates everyone on a wonderful show and enjoyed covering the event. For more information on upcoming Alabama events visit our Free website at www.thescooponline.com.
A Commanding Angel and Tyler Bailey walked their way to the first place ribbon in the Gaited Pleasure class. Tyler Bailey owns the entry.
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MODEL RITZ ENTOURAGE HOT SILK HURRICANE DICKIE PRIDES MIDNIGHT FLAME
Beverly Lamp Jeff Laughlin Jennifer Broadhurst Melissa Rowell
Lorraine Rosbury Carole Hargett Jennifer Broadhurst Melissa Rowell
AMATEUR 15.2 & UNDER ECSTATIC SOX APPEAL OOHH WEEE PAROLEE GPS SKYWALK IN BRONZE
Sarah Porterfield Debbie Eichler Denise Garber Joe Burton Gary Smith
Rolling Hills Farm/Moersch Rising Star Ranch Denise Garber Joe Burton Finn & Smith
YOUTH 11 & UNDER WALK ON COMMAND COMMAND AT SUNRISE EXPRESSS FROSTY GIRL
Jessica Lowell Mary Francis Way Ashlee Norman
Jean Baum Fisher & Way Steve & Mary Norman
TRAIL PLEASURE WESTERN OH HAPPY DAY SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE JOSES CHAMP JOSE ON ICE SHE RAVES
Debbie Sanders Casee Bush Matt Lovelace Ashley Raby Emily Preston
Debbie Sanders Bush & Kemp Buddy Stasney Charles & Jane Crane Emily Preston
AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD GIMME A COMMAND ATOMIC RENEGADE BOSS MANS DOLLAR FIRESTONE BLACK RITZ
Kelly Stewart Jannie Chapman Joan Kemp Ray Solley
Glen Sisk Jannie Chapman Bob & Sudie Reed Ray Solley
OPEN SPECIALTY A HIGH DOLLAR CHARGE JOSES UNSTOPPABLE THEY CALL ME SABAN STREET BOSS SWEEPS SUPERSTAR
Jerry Collier Sonny Holt Jamie Lawrence Dick Peebles Justin Jenne
Lily Catherine Holland M & M Wayne Putman Ray Solley David & Rebecca Mullis Duke Ingram
LADIES AMATEUR HES MY MAIN MAN LABELED AT MIDNIGHT WINGS OF WAR STRONG SEDUCTION
Debbie Eichler Kasie Caldwell Mila Sachs Beth Lowell
Rising Star Ranch Joe& Betty Alvarez Richard Lawson James & Betty Corlew
PARK PLEASURE OPEN SPECIALTY I CANT IMAGINE Jeff Laughlin DEFING ALL ODDS Linda McCarley PRIDES MIDNIGHT FLAME Melissa Rowell
Carole Hargett Estate of Gilbert McCarley Melissa Rowell
SHOW PLEASURE AMATEUR BRAVO BRAVO Dianne Hasty I AM THE ROCK JR Jannie Chapman RARE COIN RITZ Cynthia Bush IN A DANGER ZONE Svanah Martin A RENDEZVOUS AT THE RITZ Roxy Reeves
Dwight & Dianne Hasty Jannie Chapman Chris & Cynthia Bush Kelly Martin Reeves & Spinks
COUNTRY PLEASURE MY GIRL KITTY DRAMA DRAMA DRAMA MAIN POWERS MY PADRE SPLASHED MASTERCRAFT
Joyce Smith Sue Hallman Payne & Hallman Bush & Kemp Bush & Kemp
Joyce Smith Kristi Payne Andy Stooksberry Casee Bush Chance Crocker
YOUTH PONIES IM ALL ABOUT CASH Ashley Cortez THE STRAWBERRY DOLLAR Anna Bigham KINGDOM Svanah Martin
Bush/Kemp Anna Bigham Fisher & Way
TWO YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS BUSY LINE David Latham DIXIES PISTOL ANNIE Jeff Laughlin LIT UP GAL Justin Jenne ALL CASH DEAL Winky Groover
Tommy Jowers Family Jannie Chapman Heaven Lee Farms Rising Star Ranch
AMATEUR FIVE YEAR OLD MISS EBONY ROSE NINOS CATEGORY FIVE CASH SWEEP
Sudie Reed Sarah Porterfield Ray Solley
Bob/Sudie Reed Rolling Hills Farm/Moersch Ray Solley
TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH TONIC SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE SHE RAVES
Beverly Lamp Casee Bush Emily Preston
Karen Bean Bush & Kemp Emily Preston
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I WANT MY PAPA BEAMS VENDETTA
Ashley Raby Melissa Rowell
Sheila Raby Melissa Rowell
PARK PERFORMANCE DIRTY SEXY MONEY AINT HE GRANDE HIGH AND MIGHTY MAXX DIAMOND RIO CLOUDS KEEPER
Jeff Laughlin Clay Sanderson Winky Groover Kent Lawrence Brandye Mills
Bill & Jannie Chapman Phyllis Heppenstall JoAnn Dowell Kent & Mamie Lawrence J D & Ginger Evans
TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS RAMMER JAMMER PURE GIN
Charlie Green Justin Jenne
Holland & Kilgore Duke Ingraham
YOUTH 12-17 ZETA RITZS JACKPOT SKYWATCH MAKES MAGIC DIAMOND RITZ A PROVACATIVE WOMAN
Lily Catherine HollandLily Catherine Holland Morgan Still Morgan Still Jesse Odell Raymond & Diana Popp Chance Crocker Bush & Kemp Chandler Armstrong Bruce Dempsey
15.2 & UNDER OPEN SHADY CASH
Clay Sanderson
Steve Driskell
TWO YEAR OLD AMATEUR JOSES PUSHING THE DREAM Ray Solley OK HERES THE DEAL Debbie Eichler SILVER PATRON Grey Cass DONT BREAK MY HEART Hillman Wright I WALK N TALK Jesse Odell
Ray Solley Rising Star Ranch Grey Cass Hillman & Jacque Wright Raymond Popp
AMATEUR 50 & OVER A BEELINE MP2 OUT IN THE WEATHER
Molly Walker Rising Star Ranch Bob & Sudie Reed
Molly Walker Debbie Eichler Sudie Reed
THREE YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS NEVERMORE John Allan Callaway Rolling Hills Farm & Moersch JAZZY MELODY Justin Jenne Heaven Lee Farms PUSHOVERS MONEY MAN Ronal Young Truman Volkart ALABAMA LADIES AUXILIARY SPECIALTY MORE HORSEPOWER Jannie Chapman BLACK TANQUERAY Mickey Groom REAL BAD & A LITTLE FIREY Joan Kemp
Bill & Jannie Chapman Mickey Groom Bush & Kemp
FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN JAZZMINE LADY
JoAnn Dowell
Winky Groover
AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD MY MAJOR OR DEAL Debbie Eichler MASTER OF INTIMIDATION Erica Jenne LIVE STRONG Robert Hurley
Rising Star Ranch Darrell Frazier Robert Hurley
LITE SHOD OPEN BLACKJACK HAS MAGIC
Jeff Laughlin
Raymond & Diana Popp
AMATEUR SPECIALTY DIMAGGIO A MAJOR TSUNAMI BLACK GINS HOT STUFF
Alexandria Holland Alexandria Holland Tony Lowe Tony Lowe Erica Jenne Duke Ingraham
QUALITY EXTERIOR THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS STEP IN LINE Dick Peebles Scott Green RESERVATION ON LINE Winky Groover Lloyd Cassidy BILLY G AT THE RITZ Larry Latham David/Pat Ford OPEN AMATEUR (CANTER) VINDICTIVE
Casee Bush
Bush & Kemp
SHOW PLEASURE OPEN/WHTA 2014 RIDERS CUP NINE DANGEROUS YARDS Alex Way Way & Way ADULT AMATEUR PONIES LINEDS LADY MG SMOOTH LIKE JFK
Kim Bailey Reeves Lane
TWHNC WALKING HORSE STAKE ANOTHER NINE YARDS Ronal Young HES INTIMIDATING Jamie Lawrence
James & Kim Bailey Reeves Lane Darby Oaks Stables Ray Solley
Ritz Entourage and Beverly Lamp took home the blue ribbon in the Model class for owner Lorraine Rosbury.
Ecstatic and Sarah Porterfield are very excited after they won the Amateur 15.2 & Under class for owner Rolling Hills Farm/Moersch.
Walk On Command and Jessica Lawwell won the Youth 11 & Under for owner Jean Baum.
Gimme A Command and Kelly Stewart won the blue ribbon in the Amateur Four Year Old class for owner Glen Sisk.
He’s My Main Man and Debbie Eichler posed for the camera after they won the Ladies Amateur class for owner Rising Star Ranch.
I Can’t Imagine and Jeff Laughlin are taking home the blue for owner Carole Hargett after they won the Park Pleasure Open Specialty class. The Scoop / Page 91
Bravo Bravo and Dianne Hasty owner/exhibitor won the Show Pleasure Amateur class.
I’m All About Cash and Ashley Cortez won the first place ribbon in the Youth Ponies class for owner Bush and Kemp.
Miss Ebony Rose and Sudie Reed took home the blue ribbon in the Amateur Five Year Old class for owners Bob and Sudie Reed.
Dirty Sexy Money and Jeff Laughlin won first place in the Open Park Performance class for owner Jannie and Bill Chapman.
Jazzmine Lady and WinkyGroover won the Four Year Old Open class for owner Jo Ann Dowell.
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Lineds Lady MG and Kim Bailey exhibitor/owner are very happy that they won the blue ribbon in the Adult Amateur Ponies class.
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D. R. Remembering Mozeley, Sr D. R. Mozeley, Sr. “Dick” CHARLOTTE - D. R. “Dick” Mozeley, Sr., age 81, of Charlotte passed away June 10, 2014, at his residence. A service to celebrate his life will be at 12:00 noon Thursday, June 12th, at Christ United Methodist Church, Pastor Jim Humphries officiating. Visitation will be two hours prior (10:00-12:00 Noon) to the service. Interment will be in Pleasant Grove Memorial Park. Dick was born in Charlotte, November 27, 1932, son of the late James Ray and Velsie Christopher Mozeley. He was a charter member of Christ United Methodist Church, built the Educational Building of the church, member of Long Creek Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite Bodies and Oasis Temple of the Shrine, has served as Chief of the Pinoca Volunteer Fire Department and coached little league, pony league and colt league baseball. He founded D. R. Mozeley Construction Company, Inc. in 1958 and was a General Contractor. He was an avid saltwater fisherman, golfer, loved walking horses and owned five World champions and two World Grand Champion Tennessee Walking Horses. Surviving are daughters, Jennie Simmons (M. T.) of Gainesville, Ga. and Judy Brown (Derek) of Denver, NC; sons, David Mozeley, Jr. (Julian) of Denver, NC and Steve Mozeley and (fiance, Kim Thomas) of Stanley, NC; grandchildren, Amy Howard, Laura Maultsby, Emily McEwen and Megan Mozeley; greatgrandchildren, Caroline Jennie Howard, Makenzie, Katelyn, Ashton and John Ashley Maultsby, II; sister, Eleanor Plummer of Charlotte. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his devoted wife of 58 years, Phyllis Simpson Mozeley; brothers, Tom, James and Ray Mozeley. He was a very loving husband, father and grandfather. Pallbearers will be Mark Mozeley, Jay Mozeley, Chris Mozeley, Link Webb, Sylvester Coleman, Ken Howard and John Maultsby, II. Memorials may be made to Christ UMC Help Fund, 8020 Belhaven Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28216. Offer condolences through www.forestlawnwest.com. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/charlotte/obituary.aspx?page=lifesto ry&pid=171298445#sthash.28FTEKpp.dpuf
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18 Years Of Dedication In The Walking Horse Industry And Looking Forward To 18 More… Jennifer Brown Lee
Jennifer Brown Lee, age 35 is the daughter of Fred and Dianne Brown. She grew up and currently lives in Covington, Virginia with her husband, Forrest. Jennifer attended the Alleghany High School then went to Lincoln Memorial University and received an Associate degree in Veterinary Technology and Bachelor degree in Veterinary Science. She is the owner of Pampered Pets, Inc., a grooming, boarding and retail pet supply business Jennifer doesn’t normally take vacations other than ones associated with horses. Their vacations are the horse shows, due to most of them being eight hours from home. They also trail ride and have recently got into ranch sorting. Once a year they take a weekend trip to Chattanooga and crappie fish with her husband, Forrest’s family. The hobbies they do other than horses are owning a farm “Leeland Farm” where they raise Myotonic (fainting) goats. They also raise around 150 chickens and market free range chicken eggs. Their eggs are sold locally in supermarkets and in a high end resort. They also raise chickens and turkeys for meat consumption along with maintaining a vegetable garden that provides up enough food for an entire year. When not on the rails Jennifer can be caught on the trails. Forrest is the President and Jennifer is the Vice President of a local trail riding club called the Bordernier Riding Club. They are instrumental in planning club rides, having informational speakers at their meetings, putting together an all-breed horse show and host the Christmas Party at their house with a live band in their very own living room. Jennifer got involved in horses through her Grandfather because he always had horses on his farm and she was around them from the time she was born. Jennifer actually rode in the local labor day parade with her mother when she was 11 months old. They trail rode extensively and they attended and participated in local all-breed shows. The more Page 96 / The Scoop
she showed the more she wanted a registered show horse. When she was 15 her parents knew a man that had several for sale. Cecil Hinkle was the “go to” guy in their community for registered Walking Horses. So one day the family went there to look. He had several to choose from and Jennifer had a blast riding all the different horses. She quotes, “she was in horse heaven.” They spent most of the day there as he would get them out of the stalls one by one for her to ride. There was this little black gelding that caught her eye, but Cecil wasn’t sure if he was the right fit for her because he was “a little spunky” in his words. And of course he was the one she wanted. Jennifer still remem-
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Walking Horses about an hour from college. Her parents bought Jennifer a Plantation Pleasure horse from him and kept it in training. When she got home sick or just needed a friend, she would go to Paul’s and ride. Paul, his mother and father took her under their wing and treated Jennifer as a part of their family. After she had been exposed to the padded horses for the first time, of course she got the bug and wanted one! So again after begging and pleading with her parents, they bought her one. After she graduated college and moved back home we moved our horses to Steve Hankins Stables due to it being only two hours from home.
ber that day her dad saying “now if I buy you this horse you are not going to start running around with the boys or when you get your license in a couple months start running the roads and forget about it, are you? “ Her answer to him was “of course not”! Jennifer and her new mount “Doby” competed in Country Pleasure classes, winning numerous local shows and the West Virginia State Fair. She was in 4-H at the time and won on state levels, carried the flag at the Virginia State Fair in Richmond and even qualified to compete at the Regional 4-H Show in Baton Rouge, Louisiana against kids from 14 states. She won first in Showmanship and reserve in Country Pleasure.
The closest show to home is the Tazewell County Classic and Jennifer always look forward to showing there. They consider that their hometown show. One year, in 2001 when they had Prides Gold Millennium in training with Paul Livingston, he called Jennifer a couple days before the show and asked if it would be okay if he didn’t come to that particular show. Jennifer answered with “sure, if you will take me to Wartrace”. She had always for some reason wanted to show there. Paul took Jennifer to Wartrace where she won! That was her first win in Middle Tennessee on a very special horse. To this day, she still watches the video tape of the show they had made together. What Jennifer likes most about showing horses is the memorable time she gets to spend with her fam-
It was time for Jennifer to go to college and she selected Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tennessee. It was five hours from home and she knew no one. Mr. Hinkle introduced her to Paul Livingston who trained
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Jennifer Brown Lee ily. Her parents go to all the shows and support her unconditionally. Her dad says , “he is just the truck driver.” She also loves the competition and spending time with her horse show family. The family has met many people in the Walking Horse Industry and feels as though most are a part of the family. Of course the Celebration is the show that she looks forward to the most due to being able to ride I’m Steely Dan (Dan) and Late Night Caller (Caller). It gives them time away from the daily grind of life and a chance to see great horses compete, meet new people and catch up on the times with old friends. Currently the family owns I’m Steely Dan a top Four Year old Amateur Mare and Gelding contender. This horse won the Reserve World Championship in the Open ranks, in 2013. Jennifer and I’m Steely Dan have had a great show season claiming blues all over including wins at
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Jennifer Brown Lee Trainers Show, Fun Show, and Gulf Coast Charity Horse Show in Panama City Beach Florida. Late Night Caller is an Amateur Park Performance contender. These horses are both trained by Charlie Green Stables in Shelbyville, TN. Jennifer doesn’t have one single person as her biggest influence in the show ring. It started with her Grandfather and on to her Mother teaching her to ride and the love and respect of horses. Paul Livingston and Steve Hankins were both instrumental in teaching her how to ride padded horses. Charlie Green has been great in helping them find their newest horses which have been great fits for Jennifer and allowed her to be more competitive. Make sure to cheer Jennifer Brown Lee on when you see her hit the ring this year. She will be vying for World Championship honors in the Amateur Four Year Old Mares & Geldings divisions with I’m Steely Dan and Amateur Park Performance Championship honors with Late Night Caller. For the past 18 years Jennifer along with her family have been dedicated to showing the Tennessee Walking horse and will be equally dedicated in the years to come.
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