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COVERAGE Strides Against Cancer ................... 18 Walking For Cancer........................... 10 Walking For The Future.................. 50 WHOA Show Series........................... 31

VOLUME 22 ISSUE 7 MAY 7, 2018

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SHELBYVILLE, TN – The Walking For Cancer Horse Show was held on Saturday, April 21, 2018 at the Champions Arena in Shelbyville, Tennessee. The show staff did a great job putting on an excellent horse show with Iris Schumann directing as show manager. The Honorable Sam Sorrell marked the cards for the 30 class event. 144 entries were showcased. This show benefits the Bedford Cancer Foundation and was held this year in memory of David Howard. The Bedford Cancer Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit group that helps local families affected by cancer. It is important to know that all money raised from this group stays in the Shelbyville/Bedford County area. If you would like to make a memorial donation or volunteer with this charitable organization, visit their website at www.bedfordcancerfoundation.org. Each year one of the largest classes at this show is the Pink Ribbon Amateur Specialty class. Exhibitors ride in honor/memory of someone special that has battled cancer. Claiming the blue and the pink floral horseshoe as the 2018 Pink Ribbon champion was She’s Limitless and Molly Walters. A Cowboy Casanova and Sarah Coffee Burks took the reserve award. The final class of the night was the Walking Horse Stake class, and two outstanding entries made the gate call. Coming out on top of the class was He’s Unleashed with Chad Williams in the irons for Evergreen Walking Horse Farm. Reserve in this great class was Led Zeppelin and Scott Beaty for owner Abby Fox. The Scoop congratulates all participants and the show committee for putting on an excellent event for such a worthy cause. For more information on this show or upcoming events, visit our FREE website at www.thescooponline.com or visit us on Facebook.

Lujoso added another blue ribbon to his collection following his Two Year Old Amateur Trail Pleasure win with Amanda Manis. Page 10 / The Scoop

In a very competitive class, Nick Price and He’s Shady In Black claimed top honors in the Riders’ Cup Aged Open Specialty class.

COUNTRY PLEASURE ADULT & YOUTH Julie Carlson TONIC FRONT NINE Carter Gleghorn Andy Stooksberry THE VAQUERO MOCKINGJAY Thom Meek BLOWN AWAY Mary Morton

Julie Carlson Brookhaven Farms Andy Stooksberry Meek & Payne Mary Morton

TWO YEAR OLD TRAIL PLEASURE Joe Lester IM HARLEY QUINN PISTOLS SENORITA Jeff Laughlin HES ARMED AND READY Crystal Deputy SINGIN THE BLUES CF Jessica Hlebak

Renee Stasiewicz Vickie Penick Sarah Thomas Gleghorn & Dempsey

TWO YEAR OLD MARES & GELDINGS SOMETHING TELLS ME Jimmy McConnell MISS DIXIE FLYER Herbert Derickson Thomas McCormick ENYAS DEAL

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PRO AM A HOME RUN BY TED DANGEROUS TITLE THE PINK PANTHER ROETHLISBERGER GIN FUSION

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FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN JAXONS MASTER DESIGN Mike Overcast JOSE CALLOWAY Jimmy McConnell Charlie Green STRIKER R IM JOHNNY LEE Brock Tillman IM FREE AT LAST Scotty Brooks

Brenda Marmon Kelsey Andrews Candy Green Beth Lee Charles Mosley

15.2 & UNDER AMATEUR SPECIALTY Abby Fox PRO V 1 STEMWINDER LaRue McWaters JOSES FULL THROTTLE Lisa Enfinger Wanda Goodson JEFE EPISODE SHOWTIME Benton Pitts

Abby Fox LaRue McWaters Wayne Putman Wanda Goodson Benton & Gay Pitts

Ridgemont Farms Pam Williams LaRue McWaters Don Collins Archie Brooks

PARK PERFORMANCE AMATEUR PLEA BARGAIN Matt Penna

AGED MARES & GELDINGS (CANTER) FORTY NINER Bobby Hugh RUBY LIPSTICK Alan Price COUNTRY AND FAMOUS Jimmy McConnell THE FAMILY JEWELS Blaise Broccard JOSES RITZY HAWK Jeff Green

Rose Anstett Sarah Coffee Burks Rick & Marla Lovett Ann Marie Couch Evergreen Walking Horse Farm

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AMATEUR FIVE YEAR OLD MARES & GELDINGS THE WORLD CUP Nancy Hodges LINE EM UP Susan Coleman FLYING HIGH CC Sheryl Crawford AL DI LA Thom Meek WATCH ME DAD Christy Warner

Nancy Hodges Donna Thompson Sheryl Crawford Tony Neill Christy Warner

TRAIL PLEASURE FOUR & UNDER AMATEUR SPECIALTY BLACKLIST Kathy Zeis Steve & Kathy Zeis SNAPCHAT Patti Pollack S&P LLC HANDSOME ROB Ashley Wadsworth Ashley Wadsworth ABSOLUTE WARRIOR Dean Crawford Dean Crawford JAZZY BLACK HAWK Victoria Kalosis Ronnie Sapp

AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD ARUBA SKYLINE Gayle Holcomb RIPPIN STITCHES DOLLAR Dawn Farris BERETTA Olivia Bogles

Gayle Holcomb Farris & Barnes Ragan Hartman

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Champion Stables Alexis Nichols Counti Green Dr Curt Branch Audrey Hatmaker

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR Jason Myatt Jason Myatt HABANERO A GUILTY PLEASURE Patti Pollack S&P LLC AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD MARES & GELDINGS MISS STONES CASH Noel Botsch Noel Botsch Joanne Morgan Joanne Morgan MR RUMOR HAS IT SHES GOLDEN JOSE Jacob Baum Jacob Baum JAZZS LADY ANNE LuAnne Sigman LuAnne & Bob Sigmon Libby Doub McGee & Dickerson JOSES REBEL LADY AMATEUR PONIES AN AMERICAN THREAT DEFENDING THE TITLE BONJOUR TONY THE PONY IMA PISTOL PETE

Barbara Corbett Pam Williams LaRue McWaters Lucky Collins Archie Brooks

Will Derickson Alexis Nichols Counti Green Emily Lipert Audrey Hatmaker

TWO YEAR OLD STALLION AMERICAN TITLIEST Jimmy McConnell A MASTERS DEGREE W R M Kellett BENJAMIN DOLLAR Tim Smith LOOSE WALKING CHARLIE Kimberly Yokley HAWKS LINED WALKING Brad Beard

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THREE YEAR OLD MARES & GELDINGS MELANIA Tim Smith A STRONG STATEMENT Herbert Derickson A GIN CRAZE Fount Darnell ROWDY MAID R M Kellett

S&P LLC Glen Sisk Chester & Debbie Marbry G Wright & Son

SHOW PLEASURE AMATEUR JOHNNY FOOTBALL Kim Arnold Kim Arnold A FINAL CALL Wanda Goodson Wanda Goodson ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ Kimberley Wood Morrison Kimberley Wood Morrison IM A JAZZ MASTER Lee Ann Deaton Terry & Lee Ann Deaton WAITING ON PAROLE Lisa McMahan Lisa McMahan AMATEUR SPECIALTY Molly Walters SHES LIMITLESS A COWBOY CASANOVA Sarah Coffee Burks TEXAS JOE BLACK Kathy Zeis JOSES PRETTY PENNY Donna Byard KINGS SILVER COMMAND Lucky Collins

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AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS DIXIE WHITE SOCKS Linda Garrard MY ROCKSTAR Bob Roach Lucky Collins TARHEELS T TIME

Dr Linda Garrard Bob Roach Don Collins

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Bill & Darlene Harris Darrin Sisk

Darlene Harris Jeff Laughlin

TRAIL PLEASURE TWO YEAR OLD AMATEUR LUJOSO Amanda Manis HES ARMED AND READY Sara Thomas

Gary & Carolyn Pope Sara Thomas

THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS ITS OUR HONOR Larry Edwards Justin Harris SHOUT WALKIN MAGIC DRAGON Chad Williams EXTRA GUNN Bobby Hugh JOSE IN THE BLACK Herbert Derickson

Monty Veazy & Jon Been Keith Baker Ridgemont Farms Don Collins David & Libby Doub

AMATEUR FIVE YEAR OLD STALLIONS SISKO KID Gayle Holcomb IM 50 SHADES OF GREY Brenda Carlon TAYLORMADE Noel Botsch

Gayle Holcomb Brenda Carlon Noel Botsch

AMATEUR MARES & GELDINGS FIVE STARS JAZZMAN Henry Metcalf MANNING Taylor Walters C EST LA VIE LaRue McWaters SEVES 112 Jerome Cole ROSE COMMAND Linda Scrivner

Henry & Peggy Metcalf Kelsey Andrews LaRue McWaters Will Cole Linda Scrivner

AGED OPEN SPECIALTY HES SHADY IN BLACK Nick Price IM LOMBARDI Gary Edwards KING OF HEARTS Justin Harris IM HANDSOME JIMMY VALIANT Brad Beard JON SNOW R M Kellett

Nick Price Henry & Peggy Metcalf Bruce MacDonald Beth Reed Carrie Benedict

AMATEUR SPECIALTY EPIC Megan Davis PUTTIN CASH ON THE LINE Molly Walters

Shamrock Farms Chris Alexander

TWHNC CHAMPIONSHIP (CANTER) HES UNLEASHED Chad Williams LED ZEPPELIN Scott Beaty

Evergreen Walking Horse Farm Abby Fox

Top Recruit made a top-notch performance with Darlene Harris in the irons. This duo won the Park Pleasure championship.

Barbara Corbett and An American Threat claimed the Amateur Pony win in a very competitive class.

Tim Smith and Melania trumped the competition in the Riders’ Cup Three Year Old Mares & Geldings class.

She’s Limitless and Molly Walters made a blue ribbon ride in the Pink Ribbon Amateur Specialty class. Page 12 / The Scoop

I’m Harley Quinn and Joe Lester took top honors in the Riders’ Cup Two Year Old Trail Pleasure division, making their debut show a debut blue.

Jaxon’s Master Design and Mike Overcast took their turn in the winners’ circle following their win in the Riders’ Cup Four Year Old Open class.

A Home Run By Ted was the Walking For Cancer Pro-Am champion. Sharing the reigns was Dee Broom Yoder and Tim Smith.

Julie Carlson was beaming a beautiful smile after she and Tonic claimed the first blue ribbon of the Walking For Cancer Horse Show. The duo took top honors in a large Country Pleasure class.

Meghan Davis and Epic made an outstanding performance in the Amateur Specialty division. They are joined in the winners’ circle by their large fan club.

Making their blue ribbon debut performance in the Riders’ Cup Two Year Old Stallions class was American Titleist and Jimmy McConnell. This win came as owners Rick and Marla Lovett celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. The Scoop / Page 13

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Strides Against Cancer Brodhead, KY AMATEUR THREE YEAR JUSTY NUFF GIN

Alexis Grant

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COUNTRY PLEASURE YOUTH 11 & UNDER Shane Smith DOWN IN DIXIE Clay Cash GOLD DIGGER

Cloia Smith Collins Clay Cash

TWO YEAR OLD MARES & GELDINGS LILAS SWEET CAROLINE Carroll Doyle

Dan & Susan Erwin

PLANTATION PLEASURE IM A BIG PUSHOVER FAMOUS AT THE RITZ

Joseph & Collins Bell White

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AMATEUR LADIES SPECIALTY A BLACK GIN HANGOVER Ronda McCoy AMATEUR NOVICE SPECIALTY Jacob West COOLER ONLINE

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Bruce Vaughn Hannah Varney Crystal Deputy Annette England Sydney Benedict

Hankins & Vaughn Hannah Varney Rick Roberson Simpson & England Sydney Benedict

YOUTH 11 & UNDER MASTERCARD OF JAZZ IM A TITLE ONE DOCS LITTLE SUNSHINE

Jamison Woods Harper Grider Rylan Hall

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TRAIL PLEASURE FOUR & UNDER ARTEMIS FOWL Claire Hankins Aaron Eldridge PIPPI LONGSTOCKING

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Claire Hankins Hannah Varney

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COUNTRY PLEASURE MY GIRL KITTY THE MAGIC BUTTON SOUL SHAKER GI GIS HALBERD JAZZ N JULEPS

Darrell Collins Sheila McDowell Syndey Benedict Libby Renner Dianne Wilson

Cloia Smith Collins Rick Roberson Robby Bradley Logan Hankins Dianne Wilson

15.2 & UNDER DOLLARS LUCK OF THE DRAW Donald Stamper Wesley Allen COACH CAL Shane Mullins THE REAL JOSE

Dana Yeager Lonnie Allen Floyd Ray Jones

COUNTRY PLEASURE YOUTH Claire Hankins BUSTLINE Allie Congleton ROCKIN RITA Hannah Varney HES CHILLY WILLIE Paige Cash AMAZING JAZZ

Vaughn & Hankins W T Congleton Hannah Varney Curtis Cash

15.2 & UNDER AMATEUR SPECIALTY Bruce Vaughn SPIRIT ON THE LINE ARMED RED AND DANGEROUS Scotty Moore ENCORES BLACK CHARGER Annette England SPOTTED TRAIL PLEASURE THE GHOST WALKER Dickie Gardner OPEN THREE YEAR OLD EVERYONE LOVES RAYMOND Ryan Blackburn Mike Oney BIG BAD BAM PRO AM JOSES KNIGHT

Vaughn & Hankins Scotty Moore Jason & Samantha Futrell

Dickie Gardner Family

Martin Cox Dave Cook

Donald Stamper & Dana Yeager Dana Yeager

COUNTRY PLEASURE FOUR & UNDER Allie Congleton ROCKIN RITA Gary McDowell SHES COACHABLE Monita Potter COTTONS MR GQ Robby Bradley SOUL SHAKER

W T Congleton Gary & Shella McDowell Scott Monita Potter Robby Bradley

TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS Ryan Blackburn IN HONOR

Ronnie Logsdon

COUNTRY PLEASURE & TRAIL PLEASURE CHAMPIONS Bruce Vaughn Hankins & Vaughn GI GIS LUNCH MONEY Crystal Deputy Dickie Gardner Family THE GHOST WALKER Dickie Gardner Gary & Sheila McDowell SHES COACHABLE FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN WASABI IN BLACK

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OPEN SPECIALTY STAKE IM DIALED IN IM A ROD

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OBITUARY- G.W. DUB Services for G.W. “Dub” Ivins, 85, of Maxwell, TX were conducted on Monday, April 30, 2018, in the Chapel of Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home, Marietta, OK, with Reverends Michael Hammond and Tom Estes officiating. Interment with honors presented by the Choctaw Color Guard will be in the Jimtown Cemetery, Jimtown, OK, under the direction of Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home & Cremation Services. He was born G.W. Ivins, but everyone called him “Dub”. To Know Him was to Love Him. Dub, the son of George and Oma Ivins, was born in Love County, OK on December 17, 1932. He was the fourth of five children: Melvin, Helen, Otis and younger sister Hattie Mae. Dub grew up working his father’s farm, where he developed a strong work ethic, as well as a love of horses. He left home at the age of 16 and moved to Ft. Worth, TX where he got a job working in a steel mill. He rented a room from an older couple, and before long he retrieved The South Central Ruritan Club Horse Show scheduled for May 5th in Chucky, his mare and kept her in the backyard. Dub was an excellent horseman and Tennessee has been cancelled. The HAWHA Spring Classic scheduled for competed weekly in rodeos with his landlords attending to cheer him on. At May 18th & 19th has also been cancelled. The Fall Classic will be held later age 18 he earned enough money rodeoing to pay cash for a brand new Ford. this year. Dub was drafted by the Army, serving in Germany and Korea. Shortly after returning home he married Quetha Smith, his sister Helen’s friend. They had two children, Roger and Rita, and years later Robbie Smith joined his family. The residence of Walking Horse trainer Dick Peebles was recently destroyed After trying a few different jobs, he was thrilled to learn he could earn a living by fire and smoke. With this event comes a great loss. If you would like to assist riding horses at Circle T Ranch in Lone Oak, TX, thus launching his lifelong the family by making a monetary donation, an account has been set up at First career and passion as a horse trainer. In 2002 he lost Quetha and in 2004 Community Bank in Shelbyville, Tennessee c/o Dana Thomas. Cards may also married Linda Wills, who shared his love of horses. Together, they owned be sent to the family at 115 Holt Avenue, Shelbyville, TN 37160. Happy Hill Stable in Azle, TX where Dub continued to train horses into his 80th year. In addition to his children; Dub leaves Linda; his stepdaughter, Kelly; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

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SHOW CANCELLATIONS

DICK PEEBLES’ HOUSE FIRE

MANCHESTER LIONS CLUB ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL CLASS

The Manchester Lions Club Horse Show has added Class 14A- Amateur Four-Year Old Specialty to their original class sheet. The show will take place on Saturday, May 5th.

OBITUARY- ROBERT R. SWAYNE Robert R. Swayne, 75, of Manheim passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, April 12, 2018 at Lancaster General Hospital. Born in Lancaster, he was the son of the late Donald and Margaret Reed Swayne. He was the loving husband of Victoria L. Edgar Swayne and they would have celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary in September. Robert owned and operated Swayne’s Farrier Service in Manheim. In his earlier years, he worked as a welder for Burnham Corp., Lancaster. He was a member of the American Farrier Association and TWHBEA. Thanks to God, Bob, a wonderful husband, father and horseman, will now be back to riding his Tennessee Walking Horses. We sincerely thank our friends and family for all the support through the years. Surviving in addition to his wife is a son, Robert R. “Bob” Swayne Jr. of Manheim, a brother, Richard husband of Shirley Swayne of Quarryville and two sisters, Mary Ann wife of Ron Rineer of Quarryville and Patsy wife of Don White of Pequea. A funeral service was held on April 19 at Buch Funeral Home. The Scoop sends our sympathy to the Swayne Family. Page 22 / The Scoop

Dub loved the Lord. He was raised in a Christian home, but fell away from organized worship in his midlife. In later years he returned to the church and had a hunger to study the written Word. Many mourn his loss, but we can rejoice in his dwelling with the Lord in Paradise.

OBITUARY- KENNETH JOSEPH WULFF

Kenneth Joseph Wulff passed from this life on Thursday, April 12, 2018 at his home. He was 66 years old. He was born in Jefferson City, Missouri and his parents were Victor J. and Coletta (Werdenhause) Wulff. Ken was a University of Missouri graduate and worked as a loan officer for Movement Mortgage locally. The big hearted soul was known to be an accomplished cook. Ken was a Tennessee Walking Horse enthusiast and an excellent horse trainer that had won numerous championships, as well as, being recognized by the Tennessee Walking Horse Association. He also loved sports, working on his landscaping and motorcycling. Ken is survived by his wife, Rita King Bishop; daughters, Candace Mills and Caresse Hyneman; son, Victor King; step-son, Ashley Bishop; step-daughter, Bonnie Paik; brothers, Robert Wulff and Don Brunnert; sister, Norma Hughes; and extended family members and friends. A Celebration of Life Service was held on April 20, 2018. The Scoop sends our warmest condolences to the Wulff Family.

WALKING HORSE OWNERS ASSOCIATION PRESS RELEASE

Calling all WHOA Service Horse members!! Time to make your reservations for the upcoming WHOA SERVICE HORSE SCHOOL! June 13 - June 17 This school is for those interested in Mounted Patrol, Search and Rescue, and using your horses in the service of others. It is also useful for those who train young horses or horses needing de-spooking and/or training for the show ring. Contact jdharber@gmail.com for specific questions not found in the forms on the link. To view the link, go to www.walkinghorseowners.com.

TWHBEA INTERNATIONAL HIGH POINT PROGRAM

NCWH A Youth Party

Make plans to attend the WHAO Spring Fling May 11-12, 2018 in Jackson, Ohio. The event will take place at the Henderson Arena. Show times are 2:00pm on Friday and 1:00pm on Saturday. For more information contact Mallory Maddox at 931-359-0592 or mmaddox@twhbea.com.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY Show Season is here. We are busy & looking for another person to work for The Scoop. The job would consist of working in the office, covering events, sale advertisements and editorial writing! Send your resume to: jacquelynelliottbrantley@yahoo.com

MONEY TREE CLASSIC RELEASES JUDGES’ NAMES The Walking Horse Trainers’ Auxiliary has announced the judges for the 35th Annual Money Tree Classic.

CANDID OF THE WEEK

The thrill of victory is Laura Brandon will mark the cards during the 4 P.M. session that will host 10 halter, model and pleasure classes. At 6 P.M., Jamie Hankins will take over the evident on the face of judging duties for the remainder of the schedule that includes performance, horse owner Cheryl Gruber, as she receives park pleasure, lite-shod and equitation classes. a congratulatory hug from The Auxiliary is looking forward to yet another great show and continues to do friend Deanine Moyer. their best in supporting every aspect of the industry as well as the handicapped Gruber’s entry, Something Tells Me, took home the riding programs, youth scholarships and many other great causes. blue in the Walking For The show will be held on Friday, July 6th, 2018 at Champions Arena in Cancer Two Year Old Mares/Geldings class with Shelbyville, Tennessee. trainer Jimmy McConnell. For more information on the show, to sponsor a class or to reserve a box seat, contact Jennifer Barr at 931-205-3493. The Scoop / Page 23

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PLACES TO

MAY

4-5- 33rd Annual SSHBEA Spring Horse Show Shelbyville, TN 5- Alabama Walking Horse Ladies Auxiliary Horse Show Priceville, AL 5- GWHEA Spring Show Hull, GA 5- Manchester Lions Club Horse Show Manchester, TN 11- West Tennessee Strawberry Festival Horse Show Humboldt, TN 11-13- SSHBEA High Knob Shawnee National Forest Trail Ride Equality, IL 11-12- Texas Spring Classic Lufkin, TX

12- MWHA Walking Horse Show Booneville, MS 18-19- NSSHA Spring Horse Show Murfreesboro, TN 18-19- HAWHA Spring Classic Springfield, MO 19- Smoky Mountain Classic Sevierville, TN 23- WHTA Board of Directors, General membership Meeting Shelbyville, TN 24-26- Spring Fun Show Shelbyville, TN 26- Pine Rock Show Series 2 Kittrell, NC 31-June 2- Columbia Spring Jubilee Horse Show Columbia, TN

12- Billie Lane King Cotton Horse Show Edison, GA

JUNE

2- Twin Cities Classic Horse Show Phenix City, AL 9- Cumberland County Open Walking Horse Show Crossville, TN 9- West Georgia Charity Show Franklin, GA 7-9- SSHBEA Buffalo River Camp & Trail Ride Waynesboro, TN 13-17- WHOA Service Horse School Franklin, TN 15- 19th Annual Liberty Lions Club Horse Show Shelbyville, TN 16- East TN Spotted Saddle Horse Club Pikeville, TN 16- East TN Classic Horse Show Gray, TN

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PLACES TO

16- WHOA Versatility Show Cookeville, TN

29-30- Chestnut Hill Charity Horse Show Chestnut Hill, TN

11- Adams County Fair Walking Horse Show West Union, OH

30- Northside Lions Club Horse Show Northport, AL

12-14- The Great Celebration Mule and Donkey Show Shelbyville, TN

23- Savannah Lions Club Horse Show Savannah, TN

30- WHOA Show Brownsville, KY

22-23- WHOA Pleasure Jamboree Murfreesboro, TN

30- July 1- Lincolnland Versatility Show Peoria, IL

13-14- SWVHA West Virginia State Walking & Racking Championship Show Danville, WV

16- WHAA Summer Classic Horse Show Arab, AL

22-23- West Virginia Summer Classic Cottageville, WV 22-23- Jackson County Summer Classic Cottageville, WV 22-23- Ohio Classic Region 2 Championship Sunbury, OH 23- Annual NSSHA Show Fayetteville, TN 23- East TN Trainersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Association Show Newport, TN 23- Ohio Valley Walking Horse Association Horse Show Stanford, KY

JULY

13-14- Gaited Rumble Region 6 Championship Waco, TX

1-3- Owingsville Lions Club Horse Show Owingsville, KY

13-14- Tollesboro Lions Club Horse Show Tollesboro, KY

1- WHOA Show Brownsville, KY

14- Mid-South Walking Horse Association Horse Show Jackson, TN

4-5- Christmas In July Horse Show Shelbyville, TN 6- Money Tree Classic Shelbyville, TN 7- Woodbury Lions Club Woodbury, TN 7- Pine Spur Horse Show Pine Spur, VA

14- Pine Spur Show Vinton, VA 14- Putnam County Fair Horse Show Cookeville, TN 14- Westside Beta Club NSSHA Show Woodbury, TN

7- Walking For The Future 23- Wisconsin Versatility Show Waynesville, NC Elkhorn, WI The Scoop / Page 27

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WHOA SHOW SERIES Brownsville, KY

WEANLINGS DREAMING OF FREEDOM A KNIGHT IN CAMELOT

Larry Wood Peggy May

Susan Wood May & Carter

MODEL GI GIS GOT SPOTS EAGLETISTICAL I B A SHADE OF BLUE PUSHERS GUARDED SECRET SHES ALL RITZ

Debbie Smothers Carol Camp Kevin Williams Scot MacGregor Sally Schauman

Debbie Smothers Carol Camp Kevin Williams DA McGovern Sally Schauman

TRAIL OBSTACLE DOLLY DUMAS VICTORY TRIP SWEET DIXIE DELIGHT BELLE OF ROCKY HILL VICTORY TRIP

TRAIL PLEASURE AOT ENGLISH & WESTERN FERDINAND Maggie Moore HE OWNS THE NIGHT Debbie Smothers WHAT A WOLFS SHADOW Louis Highfield COLOR IN MUD Cass Ponder VIPS QUEEN Quentin Elam

Ada Kitty Keen Dr Daniel Starnes Linda Starnes Linda Starnes Rachel Cowles

Ada Kitty Keen Dr Daniel Starnes Larry Starnes Linda Starnes Dr Daniel Starnes

CLASSIC PARK PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN SPECIALTY JOSES PRETTY LADY Scot MacGregor Martha Child AMPLE CASH DOWN Taylor Harvey Kelli & Taylor Harvey STORM WOLF Tammy Sapp Ronnie Sapp

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH SPECIALTY WICKED TIMES Mallory Johnson I GOT THIS Riley Gregory ELS A POPPIN Rachel Cowles THAT DARN CAT Ava Johnson DIEGOS MAXIMUM RPM Madison Williams

Vic Gernt Riley Gregory Rachel Cowles Ava Johnson Madison Williams

YEARLINGS SIR WALTER BLUE TITUS

C L Kline Farms Chad & Laura Ford

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LOCAL PLEASURE KENTUCKY RESIDENTS COCOAS DERBY ROSE Peggy May A KISS GOODNIGHT Debbie Smothers ONE HOT FLINTLOCK Dalton Goodman CHARCOALS RED GAL Randy Poland GI GI JOSE STAR Alana Northern

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ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT SPECIALTY MASTER LINEMAN Maggie Moore ENCHANTED WOLF Debbie Smothers A PHANTOM MASTERPIECE Victoria Kalosis HES PRETTY RECKLESS Angela Runnels WICKED TIMES Carolyn Gernt

Leek & Moore Debbie Smothers Victoria Kalosis Angela Runnels Vic Gernt

YEARLING FILLIES & GELDINGS TAKE BACK THE NIGHT ONE HELL OF A KNIGHT JOSES WOLF LADY PUSHERS BLUE DESIGN ITS A KNIGHT TO REMEMBER

Debbie Smothers Peggy May Susan Wood Joyce Augustine Jeff & Lisa Fisher

Debbie Smothers Peggy May Larry Wood Joyce Augustine Caylin Fisher

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN BUCK NAKED Jared Carrier COCOAS RED ZONE Caylin Fisher PISTOL PACKIN PRIDE Allie Hopper POWER TRIP N Cynthia Dickinson IVORY MOUNTAIN FEVOR Todd Butler

Bonny Carrier Tiffany Crawhorn William Allen Flowers Dr Nicole Dickinson Renae Giffin

LITE SHOD AMATEUR ENGLISH & WESTERN SHES TOP KNOCH Larry Wood LAST ATTACK Jan Rochester

Susan Wood Jan Rochester

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER OPEN SPECIALTY EXTRA DARING Scot MacGregor Pat Crouse JOSE IN DIXIE Douglas Ann McGovern D A McGovern FLAT SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN WICKED TIMES Mallory Johnson

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Vic Gernt

ELS A POPPIN I GOT THIS MORE THAN SMOOTH FATAL LADY

Rachel Cowles Riley Gregory Blake Johnson Jamison Woosley

Rachel Cowles Riley Gregory Vic Gernt Jamie Woosley Leek & Moore Debbie Smothers Louis Highfield Steve Ponder Steve Ponder

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR SPECIALTY HES PRETTY RECKLESS Angie Runnels Angie Runnels WICKED TIMES Carolyn Gernt Vic Gernt JAZZY BLACK HAWK Victoria Kalosis Victoria Kalosis STAR AT THE RITZ Meredith Thessen Meredith Thessen COINS RED GLOW Randy Poland Randy Poland LITE SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN FLINTLOCKS DARK SPIRIT Allee Hopper HAWK ATTACK Jamie Woosley

William Allen Flowers Jan Rochester

FLAT SHOD (CANTER) JOSES PRETTY LADY IM A FAIRYTALE DOLLY DUMAS ELS A POPPIN

Martha Child Lynn MacGregor Ada Kitty Keen Rachel Cowles

Scot MacGregor Lynn MacGregor Ada Kitty Keen Rachel Cowles

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD THE G KNIGHT KISS Jason Crawhorn John & Nettie Lay HES A BLUESMAN Ronnie Sapp Susan Wood FATALS DARK TOUCH Todd Butler Renae Giffin MIDNIGHT ATTACK William Massey Jan Rochester FODDER WING Cass Ponder Steve Ponder TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN EXTRA DARING Lynn MacGregor COCOAS POWERPLAY Peggy May JOSE IN DIXIE Scot MacGregor FLINTLOCK AND LOADED Allee Hopper COLORS BY PRESCRIPTION Larry Wood

Pat Crouse May & Carter D A McGovern William Allen Flowers Susan Wood

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR FINALS BIG BUM Randy Poland DOG ON GENERAL Quentin Elam SPREADING THE CHARM Cass Ponder WATCH MY SOCKS Kris Ponder

Randy Poland Steve Ponder Steve Ponder Bryan & Sharon Richert

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER AMATEUR JAZZY BLACK HAWK Victoria Kalosis Ronald Sapp GLAMOUR GIRL BY JOSE Bonny Carrier Jared Carrier I GOT THIS Caryn Hjelmstad Riley Gregory COCOAS DASH OF CLASS Caylin Fisher Jeff & Lisa Fisher KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK Dalton Goodman William Allen Flowers LITE SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER SPECIALTY HES STEPPINWOLF Scot MacGregor GRADY WOLF Ronnie Sapp

Scot & Lynn MacGregor Ronnie & Tammy Sapp

YOUTH 11 & UNDER ENGLISH & WESTERN FLAT SHOD I AM LEGEND Carver Woosley COACH SABAN Allie Ford

Joel Woosley Chad Ford

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT ROAN RANGER Maggie Moore MORE THAN SMOOTH Danielle Johnson TROUBLES TOUCH OF GOLD Steve Ponder EDITIONS SASSY THREAT Randy Poland GI GIS GOT SPOTS Debbie Smothers

Leek & Moore Vic Gernt Steve Ponder Randy Poland Debbie Smothers

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD OPEN FIRST KNIGHT OUT Leigh Gregory Riley Gregory COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER AMATEUR BUCK NAKED Bonny Carrier Bonny Carrier JOHNNY FLINTLOCK Allee Hopper William Allen Flowers TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH FIRST KNIGHT OUT Riley Gregory JAZZ ATTACK Carver Woosley

Riley Gregory Joel Woosley

VICTORY TRIP BELLE OF ROCKY HILL LIBERTYS KISS SWEET DIXIE DELIGHT

Rachel Cowles Linda Starnes Linda Starnes Linda Starnes

Dr Daniel Starnes Linda Starnes Larry Starnes Larry Starnes

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH SPECIALTY I GOT THIS Riley Gregory WICKED TIMES Mallory Johnson ELS A POPPIN Rachel Cowles THAT DARN CAT Ava Johnson DIEGOS MAXIMUM RPM Madison Williams

Riley Gregory Vic Gernt Rachel Cowles Ava Johnson Madison Williams

YEARLINGS MASQ OF HONOR SIR WALTER DARING GREATLY JOSE VIGOROUS STORM

Terry & Lisa Smith C L Kline Farms Johnston & Hurley Brian Baker

Kelly Richards Ella Kline Carla Hurley Jim Clark

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR MASTER LINEMAN Maggie Moore Moore & Leek RED ASTAIRE Leigh Gregory Leigh Anne Gregory PEARLS MAJOR PLATINUM Catherine Cornwell Catherine Cornwell LADY GI GI Danielle Johnson Vic Gernt SHE DANCES WITH WOLVES Victoria Kalosis Ronald Sapp

LOCAL PLEASURE KENTUCKY RESIDENTS ENGLISH & WESTERN COCOAS DERBY ROSE Peggy Byrd Peggy Byrd A KISS GOODNIGHT Debbie Smothers Debbie Smothers CLASSIC METALLICA Jackie Reeder Tiffany Crawhorn POWERS IVORY MOUNTAIN DEW Todd Butler Todd Butler FATALS FINALLY Jamie Woosley Jamie Woosley

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN HE OWNS THE NIGHT Debbie Smothers

Debbie Smothers

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH MORE THAN SMOOTH Blake Johnson JAZZS FATAL ATTACK Jamison Woosley COACH SABAN Kate Ford DIALED IN Shelby Ford

Vic Gernt Joel Woosley Chad Ford Chad & Laura Ford

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT SPECIALTY MASTER LINEMAN Maggie Moore RED ASTAIRE Caryn Hjelmstad Debbie Smothers ENCHANTED WOLF WICKED TIMES Vic Gernt A PHANTOM MASTERPIECE Victoria Kalosis

Moore & Leek Leigh Anne Gregory Debbie Smothers Vic Gernt Victoria Kalosis

LITE SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT SPECIALTY GIMME SOLIDARITY Angie Runnels PAPAS GOT THE BLUES Larry Wood MISS INDIGO BLUE Amy Woosley

Angie Runnels Susan Wood Jamie Woosley

COUNTRY PLEASURE OPEN BIG TIME CHARLIE COCOAS RED ZONE EMINENT DANGER

Dr John Gladney Tiffany Crawhorn Laurale Lowery

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD MAGIC SPIRIT Randy Poland Randy Poland RON SWANSON Vic Gernt Vic Gernt SHES A JAZZY WOLF Victoria Kalosis Ronnie & Tammy Sapp BLUE MOONSTONE Kate Ford Chad & Laura Ford OUTLINED IN NEON Chad Ford Chad & Laura Ford RACKING PLEASURE IM AN EXTRA OVATION PUSHERS GUARDED SECRET

Scot MacGregor Lynn MacGregor

Pat Crouse DA McGovern

Franklin, KY WEANLINGS IM A SHARPED DRESSED MAN DREAMING OF FREEDOM

Lynn Womack Larry Wood

Jones & Richards Susan Wood

MODEL HES STEPPIN WOLF GI GIS GOT SPOTS EAGLETISTICAL I B A SHADE OF BLUE STRONG BY HIS GLORY

Lynn MacGregor Debbie Smothers Carol Camp Kevin Williams Sally Schauman

Scot & Lynn MacGregor Debbie Smothers Carol Camp Kevin Williams Sally Schauman

TRAIL OBSTACLE VICTORY TRIP

Linda Starnes

Dr Daniel Starnes

John Gladney Jason Crawhorn Carla Hurley

LITE SHOD AMATEUR ENGLISH & WESTERN JOSE PHINA Susan Shemwell Randall SHES TOP KNOCH Larry Wood MISS INDIGO BLUE Amy Woosley

Lindy Holt Susan Wood Jamie Woosley

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER OPEN SPECIALTY LIGHT EM UP John Gladney Dr John Gladney CASHS MISS DIOR Jessica Hlebak Harold Roberts KOOL VIBES Alan Calender Lindy Holt ABSOLUTE WARRIOR David Mast Dean Crawford A SUPERFINE TIME THF Wayne Barnes Wayne & Sandra Barnes 4H YOUTH FLAT SHOD ENG & WES WICKED TIMES Mallory Johnson GENERALS BIG BROWN Conlie Cante ZIMS SILVER BULLET Will Warden FATAL LADY Jamison Woosley COACH SABAN Kate Ford

Vic Gernt Victoria Ragan Will Warden Jamie Woosley Chad Ford

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT SPECIALTY HE OWNS THE NIGHT Debbie Smothers FERDINAND Maggie Moore A SUPERFINE TIME THF Wayne Barnes WHAT A WOLFS SHADOW Louis Highfield PRESCRIPTION TO WIN Larry Wood

Debbie Smothers Leek & Moore Wayne & Sandra Barnes Louis Highfield Susan Wood

CLASSIC PARK PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN SPECIALTY JOSES PRETTY LADY Scot MacGregor Martha Child AMPLE CASH DOWN Jason Crawhorn Kelli & Taylor Harvey STORM WOLF Tammy Sapp Tammy Sapp ALL DAY PLEASURE AMATEUR ENGLISH & WESTERN SPECIALTY THE MELODY Lindy Holt Lindy Holt SPIRITS PUSHY Jackie Dean Jackie Dean JAZZY BLACK HAWK Victoria Kalosis Ronald Sapp STAR AT THE RITZ Meredith Thessen Meredith Thessen WOLF WITH OUT A DOUBT Dalaina Northern Glenda Kirkland

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WHOA SHOW SERIES Franklin, KY

LITE SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN JOSE PHINA Alan Calender HES STEPPINWOLF Lynn MacGregor LAST ATTACK Jan Rochester FLAT SHOD (CANTER) JOSES PRETTY LADY A FAIRY TALE THE GREAT SENSATION ELS A POPPIN EXTRA DARING

Lindy Holt Scot & Lynn MacGregor Jan Rochester

Scot MacGregor Lynn MacGregor Jessica Hlebak Rachel Cowles Hannah Crouse

Martha Child Pat Crouse Jessica Hlebak Rachel Cowles Pat Crouse

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD OPENHPS ANNIES SILVER DREAM Susan Shemwell Randall Dr Ann Johnson THE G KNIGHT KISS Jason Crawhorn John & Nettie Lay ONE BREATH AWAY Alan Calender Tiffany Calender HES A BLUESMAN Ronnie Sapp Susan Wood COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR BIG TIME CHARLIE Dr John Gladney EMINENT DANGER Laurale Lowery THE GREAT SENSATION Jackie Dean DIALED IN Shelby Ford FINALS BIG BUM Randy Poland

Dr John Gladney Laurale Lowery Jessica Hlebak Chad & Laura Ford Randy Poland

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER AMATEUR JOSE ON LINE Jackie Dean Harley Wadsworth THE MELODY ROAD Lindy Holt Lindy Holt N & A n & a n&a I GOT THIS Caryn Hjelmstad Riley Gregory FATALS DARK TOUCH Todd Butler Renae Giffin LITE SHOD PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER SPECIALTY HES STEPPINWOLF Scot MacGregor Scot & Lynn MacGregor JOSE PHINA Alan Calender Lindy Holt GRADY WOLF Ronald Sapp Ronald Sapp MOONSHINE BY BLUE Alana Northern Glenda Kirkland

FIRST KNIGHT OUT MR BENTLEY A SUPERFINE TIME

Leigh Gregory David Mast Wayne Barnes

Riley Gregory Ashley Wadsworth Wayne & Sandra Barnes

COUNTRY PLEASURE FIVE & UNDER AMATEUR BIG TIME CHARLIE Dr John Gladney GI GI JOSE STAR Alana Northern VIPS ONCE REVERED Kris Ponder DOG ON GENERAL JACKSON Quentin Elam

Dr John Gladney Glenda Kirkland Steve Ponder Steve Ponder

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH SPECIALTY FIRST KNIGHT OUT Riley Gregory BLUE MOONSTONE Kate Ford JAZZ ATTACK Jamison Woosley TWILIGHTS MERRY BOY Dalainia Northern

Riley Gregory Chad & Laura Ford Tommy Hendrick Rick Gregory

ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR JOSE ON LINE Jackie Dean Harley McClung MASTER LINEMAN Maggie Moore Maggie Moore RED ASTAIRE Leigh Gregory Leigh Anne Gregory THE MELODY ROAD Susan Shemwell Randall Lindy Holt SHE DANCES WITH WOLVES Victoria Kalosis Ronald Sapp TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR ABSOLUTE WARRIOR Dean Crawford KOOL VIBES Lindy Holt LIGHT EM UP John Gladney DARING AFFAIR Hannah Crouse JOSE IN DIXIE Douglas Ann McGovern

Dean Crawford Lindy Holt Dr John Gladney Pat Crouse D A McGovern

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH COCOAS RED ZONE Taylor Harvey GENERALS BIG BROWN Caroline Carter MORE THAN SMOOTH Mallory Johnson EMINENT DANGER Lydia Morrison NIGHT CASH ON BOURBON ST Alana Northern

Tiffany Crawhorn Victoria Ragan Vic Gernt Laurale Lowery Glenda Kirkland

Susan Wood Glenda Kirkland

YOUTH 11 & UNDER ENGLISH & WESTERN FLAT SHOD I AM LEGEND Carver Woosley

Joel Woosley

LITE SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT SPECIALTY PAPAS GOT THE BLUES Larry Wood I RISH I COULD Alana Northern

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT ROAN RANGER Maggie Moore REMEY MARTIN Wayne Barnes TROUBLES TOUCH OF GOLD Steve Ponder GI GIS GOT SPOTS Debbie Smothers MORE THAN SMOOTH Danielle Johnson

Moore & Leek Wayne & Sandra Barnes Steve Ponder Debbie Smothers Vic Gernt

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR ANNIES SILVER DREAM Susan Shemwell Randall Dr Ann Johnson ONE BREATH AWAY Tiffany Calender Tiffany Calender SHES A JAZZY WOLF Victoria Kalosis Ronald Sapp REMEY MARTIN Wayne Barnes Wayne & Sandra Barnes MAGIC SPIRIT Randy Poland Randy Poland

TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN TWO & THREE YEAR OLD OPEN CASHS MISS DIOR Jessica Hlebak Harold Roberts KOOL VIBES Alan Calender Lindy Holt

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RACKING PLEASURE IM AN EXTRA OVATION PUSHERS GUARDED SECRET

WHOA

Hannah Crouse Scot MacGregor

Pat Crouse DA McGovern

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IT’S ALL ABOUT APPEARANCE In the show horse world, being a fashion plate doesn’t earn you blue ribbons. But being correctly attired and accessorized could make the difference when all else is equal. Show season is here! It’s time to look forward to a new year of fun and enjoyment at horse shows. Though the economy overshadows us all, show ring competition will still be fierce and presentation will play as important a role as ever this year.

English Attire

English classes require an English riding habit (saddle suit), riding boots, optional English spurs, pant tie downs or underpasses, optional gloves, and optional hat (homburg, top hat, derby, snap brim or helmet). Hair must be neatly groomed and long hair should be styled so that it does not hide the back number. In the Ladies Auxiliary class, exhibitors are required to wear a snap brim hat or derby and hair cannot hang below the collar. Earrings should be small pearls, diamonds, or colored stones and under no circumstances should earrings dangle. Nice touches include a collar bar under the tie and either a very small flower or the more modern option of a small lapel pin. Keep your lapel pins at a reasonable size, and equine related pins are preferred.

Anything you wear must be fitted correctly. Finding a good tailor Do you find yourself getting confused before a big and investing in proper fit can do wonders for the appearance of any riding show when it comes to picking out the perfect combination suit. of suit, shirt and tie? If you are like most of us, the choices seem endless and the guidelines for what to wear and what not to wear slip from memory. You cannot let those last minute details escape your thoughts before a show because the judges come with a scrutinizing eye! You want to have the appearance of an experienced winner and be the envy of riders and audiences alike! This is where The SCOOP steps in and helps to pull your presentation together before the gate call. You should be acquainted with the rules and regulations of your local Horse Industry Organization (HIO) that governs attire. You can also garner valuable input from experienced apparel and tack merchants. First thing’s first. You must familiarize yourself with a valid definition for presentation. Webster’s dictionary defines presentation as “a symbol or image that represents something”. In this case, tack and apparel are the symbols or images that represent the rider. Wisely planning a good show wardrobe will not only help you make a good impression, but will also give you an extra bit of confidence each time you enter the arena, and save you time and aggravation in the long run. Invest in the best within your budget. Your apparel will last for years and still have good resale value if you plan, choose, and buy with long-term quality and durability in mind.

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It’s all about Appearance

Lead Line The Lead Line class showcases the future riders of tomorrow...our precious children and their cute little ponies! Matching English or Western attire for the handler and rider should complement the pony. Tack can be either English or Western but must be appropriate to the attire.

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Model / Handling Attire

Clothing for colt handlers can vary upon the time of day they are showing and the weather conditions at the show. Typical attire is an English riding habit minus the jacket. Formal attire is desired for Championship classes held after 6 PM. Handlers in the Model class can wear either English or Western attire, but the attire should be appropriate for the horse. If wearing English attire, the horse’s tack must be English. If wearing Western attire, the horse’s tack must be Western. (See checklists below.)

It’s all about Appearance Formal Attire Formal attire should never be worn at a one-night show. It is never appropriate to wear formal attire before 5 PM, even for Championship classes held during the day. During a multi-day show, even in a qualifying class after 5 PM, a day coat and suit are acceptable. Formal attire should be reserved for Championship classes after 5 PM. A new trend this year is a sequin formal coat or crystals around the collar to add more sparkel in the show ring. Formal attire includes: • Formal jods with a satin stripe can be worn with a day coat with shawl collar. They should be paired with a wing collar shirt, vest and bowtie or a cummerbund and bowtie. • A tuxedo jacket and jods should match. The jacket should have satin lapels and a satin stripe should follow the outer seam of the jods. The tux should be worn with a wing collar shirt, vest and bowtie or a cummerbund and bowtie. • White gloves are only appropriate if worn with a white wing collar shirt, vest and bowtie or a white cummerbund and bowtie. • A lovely top hat, steamed and brushed, should always accompany formal attire. • A wing collar shirt for ladies should have a smooth front. The shirt can have either a fly front or studs. Formal shirts can be made of cotton, but the most popular are silk. • Formal vests and bowties are preferred over cummerbunds and bow ties, especially for ladies out of adolescence and with mature figures. The vest helps keep a pulled together look and adds punch to the outfit. • Boots should be patent leather. Black works well with navy blue or black tuxedo or jods. To get your boots shining, clean them with Vaseline worked into a small, clean cloth. • Bows in the hair should not be overpowering; they should be small and subtle and complement the outfit.

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Saddleseat Consignment Shops Midwest Saddleseat Consignment www.midwestsaddleseatconsignment.com 612.598.2427 or 319.981.5406 Commotion www.shopcommotion.com 859-552-5983

Hats If you have a round face, a derby is not for you. You would look better in a small brimmed homberg steamed and shaped just for you. If you have a heart shaped face, you would look better in a derby steamed and curled. If you have a long slim face, a wider brimmed homberg would look best on you. If you are in a class where you must wear a tux, a top hat is a must; it ﬁnishes the look. Men should always show in a hat. You should always pick a hat color that goes well with your suit or if showing in a day coat, normally the hat matches the jods. If you choose to show without a hat, your hair should be very short or pulled back and put up and no strands hanging. This will ensure a very neat appearance.

Show Ring Outﬁtters www.showringoutﬁtters.com (920) 470-8381

The Good Habit www.thegoodhabitonline.com 502-253-0618 The PatchWork Pony www.thepatchworkpony.com (304) 552-7216 Well Suited Apparel www.wellsuitedapparel.com (888)416-0110 Victory Pass Clothes www.victorypassclothes.com 206-755-5602

There are several used show clothing pages for both English & Western attire available on Facebook.

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Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all about Appearance Western Attire To be eligible to show in Western classes, you must have western style long pants or jeans, western style long sleeved, collared shirt, a western hat, and western boots. Optional attire includes western style chaps, spurs, vest, jackets, and gloves. Western riders continue to have beautiful choices in colors and fabrics for their show apparel. Elaborately embellished clothes are always popular, but classic looks in quality materials and detailed tailoring are a wise investment that can be worn for years, not just a season.

For womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s western tops, the key is comfort and the palette is pretty. Tall collars and ornate cuffs on fitted bodices continue to be the preferred silhouette, with many riders wearing waist-length tops worn tails out over the waistband of chaps. Western clothing should coordinate with horse and saddle blanket. White hats are a new trend and look great paired with black chaps. Dale Chavez saddles are definitely taking over in the show ring this year.

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Fine Harness Division Fine harness attire requires men to wear a riding suit, formal suit or business suit with hat. Ladies must wear riding suits, formal or cocktail wear, or dress with appropriate top. Skirts and slits in dresses cannot be above the knee without the use of a lap blanket.

Equitation Appointments In Equitation classes, the judge shall penalize those exhibitors who do not conform to proper appointments. Appointment requirements are based on good taste, which is always in style and always correct. A solid color or conservative pinstripe saddle suit is correct both day and evening and should be worn with coordinating vest, four-in-hand tie, manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s style shirt, gloves, homburg, derby, or snap brim hat, and jodhpur boots. Underpasses are required, long hair must be styled above the collar and only small post earrings are acceptable. Semi-formal Equitation classes require a saddle seat tuxedo suit with one-button coat in dark blue, brown, gray or black, with the collar and lapels of the same color and matching jodphurs with a vertical satin stripe of matching color. A top hat, white formal tuxedo shirt, dark bow tie, cummerbund or pique vest, gloves, and jodhpur boots are also necessary. Formal attire for Equitation is the same as the semi-formal suit, except worn with a top hat and white accessories, including white bow tie, cummerbund or pique vest, and gloves. Underpasses are required. The formal suit is worn only after 6 PM.

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It’s all about Appearance Tips on caring for your show attire The following recommendations may seem redundant to a seasoned exhibitor but, with so many new exhibitors in the industry, we felt these tips would be beneﬁcial. Careful maintenance will lengthen the life of your quality apparel by years. •

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Always keep your show coat on a well padded hanger. A cloth bag is far superior to a plastic bag to protect your garments from dust and dirt. Plastic bags breed mold and dust and may dry out suede knee patches. Bring a lint roller to every show for quick touch-ups before entering the show ring. A soft bristle brush should be used sparingly due to the stress it may cause to some fabrics. Try to use the same pin holes for back number pins, as well as decorative pins worn on your coat lapel. Before and after showing, it is best to keep your garments away from the sunlight because the sun can cause damage to the fabric as well as fading. Keep a container of alcohol-free baby wipes in your tack box. When horse sweat gets on your coat (and eventually it will) use a few wipes and gently scoop away the sweat. Use the wipes as soon as your class is over so the sweat doesn’t set in the fabric. This practice will make the dry cleaner’s job a lot easier. Store your garments indoors in a well ventilated environment. It is best not to keep them in a tack room. Thoroughly and gently brush your garments after each show. Unless there are serious stains on any garment, it is not necessary to dry clean after each show. Frequent dry cleaning can be stressful to many fabrics and everyone’s budget. A quick steaming will remove wrinkles. Make every effort to develop a good relationship with a reputable dry cleaner, to protect your investment. Suggest that your garments be cleaned with fresh fluid. Used or old fluid will not remove some spots and/or stains, and may actually discolor many fabrics. Do not use club soda or nail polish remover. They can aggravate the stain making it impossible to remove. Never press a stain on any garment as the stain may become permanently set. A baby’s soft hairbrush will clean your hat, but the long handle on a real hat brush makes the job easier. Spots on felt hats can sometimes be removed by gently using fine sandpaper or an emery board. For straw hats, a soft brush whisks away dirt, and small stains can be removed with a dab of liquid soap on a soft cloth. Invest in a strong hat carrier. Don’t use a plastic bag to store your hat as heat and moisture can mildew or warp the hat. Heat is your hat’s enemy, so never store it in a horse trailer, car, or other area that may heat up. Always have on hand special rain gear for protection of your suit and hat. These plastic covers can be purchased at most any tack shop. Jod keepers are a great way to give your show pants a longer life. These jod keepers now come in fun colors and patterns. These have always been used in the Saddlebred breed and some walking trend setters are using them.

the horse shows have ended, it’s the friendships and adventures you’ll remember more than any award or judge. Best of Luck!

Hat carriers

Proper rain gear

Proper garment bag

Jod keepers

Where to buy locally Marsha On The Square located on the square in Shelbyville, Tennessee, offers many gorgeous items for sale. Items for men, women and children in saddleseat and western are for sale. Many items are available in their store, but mostly focus on custom tailored suits. Also, there is a consignment rack for suits. Marsha, along with her son, Scott Shepard, and his wife, Ashlea, love combining fabrics to give you a one of a kind look.(931) 684-3500 • www.marshadearriaga.com Tailored To Win is by appointment only and owner/designer, James Sigmon, has the special touch to customize a gorgeous ensemble to work for you and your horse. Being a championship rider himself, he knows what a rider should look like in the ring. Not only does he offer Saddleseat suits, but he has some unique bling items such as ties, whips and tie rings. 615-410-3038 • www.tailordtowin.com Victors Custom Tailors specializing in customized clothing orders for saddleseat apparel. They have an unlimited selection of quality samples to choose from and many ready-n- stock day coats, vests, ties and shirts. Victor has proudly served the TWH Industry for over 25 years. 615-838-3838 Bedford Tack has Saddles and tack, grooming and farrier supplies, driving and training, stable and barn, animal health, apparel, gifts and novelties, and much more are offered at Bedford Tack. Bedford Tack is conveniently located in Shelbyville, Tennessee, so when your’re in town for the shows stop by and stock up. www.bedfordtack.com • 1-800-523-4971 The Winner’s Circle Horse Supply is the largest selection of saddleseat equipment

Remember, you’ll never get a second chance to make a ﬁrst impression, in the world. The Winner’s Circle tack trucks visit all of the major horse shows. so be sure that you and your horse create the best possible impression each Their main store is conveniently located in Shelbyville for all of your shopping and every time you step into the show arena. Enjoy yourself! Years after needs. www.wcircle.com • 1-800-298-7398

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It’s all about Appearance Show Ring Accessories

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BED & BREAKFAST LANE STREET INN BED AND BREAKFAST Historic Mansion with 5 guestrooms on 3 acres. Located one block from Calsonic arena. Themed rooms, comfortable beds, free WIFI, TV in all rooms. View our rooms and rates at www.lanestreetinn.com. 508 East Lane Street, 931-6846226. CLOTHING/APPAREL MARSHA DeARRIAGA, LLC Equestrian riding apparel; ready made and custom western and saddle seats. “The Choice of Champions in Fine Equestrian Apparel.” Marsha Shepard. Located at 115 South Side Square, Shelbyville, TN 37160. Call 931-684-3500, fax 931-684-6544 or email marshadea@ msn.com. ROY ROGERS WESTERN WEAR 20% off Carhartt Outerwear. Located at 1708 Huntsville Hwy., Fayetteville, TN 37334. Call 931-438-4052. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8-5, Sun. 1-4. BLING TIE AFFAIR One of a Kind Swarovski Chrystal Enhanced Designer Ties. Contact Patti Pollack at 408-202-5752 or email wiphome@aol.com. 14500 Big Basin Way Saratoga, CA 95070 INSURANCE

horse-related businesses for over forty years. Whether you ride for pleasure or competitively, owning a horse is a substantial commitment. The horse people at Markel can help you protect the emotional and financial investment you’ve made. Coverage’s include agreed value horse mortality with optional medical/ surgical plans, farm pack and liability only policies, independent trainer/instructor liability and excess/ umbrella liability. P.O. Box 1094 Murfreesboro, TN 37133. Contact Bill Carrington at 615-890-1163 or Holly Liddell Sanders at 931-703-0267 or visit www.horseinsurance.com. PHOTOGRAPHERS BARR STUDIOS Marty & Jennifer Barr 1911 Bel Aire Dr. • Tullahoma, TN 37388 jennifer@barrstudios.com • www.barrstudios.com JACK GREENE, PHOTOGRAPHER Located at P. O. Box 33, Christiana, TN 37037. Call 615-893-3993 or visit www. jackgreene.com. JAMIE MCCOY PHOTOGRAPHY Now booking for horse shows. Also, portraits, action shots or conformation shots on location or at your farm/training barn. Other photography available, including senior and family portraits. Located in Corinth, MS. Call 662-808-0323 or email jmmccoy@frontiernet.net. Portfolio at http://photosbyjamie.photoreflect.com.

EQUIDAE INSURANCE Mortality • Major Medical • Farm • Liability Stacey Halloran, Managing Principal 304-346-1198. shalloran@equidaeinsurance.com Suzy Shiflet, Agent • 336-465-0650 sshiflet@equidaeinsurance.com Billy Jarrell, Agent • 859-509-1503 wjarrell@equidaeinsurance.com

PHOTOS BY NAT Natasha Douglas, Photographer. Offering extraordinary show horse photography in the ring and at the farm. Serving the eastern United States and beyond! Located at 2212 Frog Level Road, Ewing, VA 24248. Call 865-585-4083, email tasha@photosbynat.com. or visit www.photosbynat.com.

JONES EQUINE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Providing all types of insurance coverage for the horseman. Full mortality, major medical, prospective foal, farm & liability and workers’ compensation. Contact Bobby Jones at 1330 Moberly Road, Richmond, KY 40475. Phone 859-893-1097, fax 859-369-7952, or email bjonesins@bellsouth.net. Whitney McConnell Davis - phone 901-292-5598, fax 615-395-4152 or email whittermac23@msn.com.

PJ WAMBLE PHOTOGRAPHY View and order proofs online at www. pjwamble.com. Located at 1245 Cochran Cemetery Road, Lewisburg, TN 37091. Call or fax 931-359-6363 or call cell 931-9937353.

MARKEL INSURANCE COMPANY Providing coverage for horses and

SANDRA HALL PHOTOGRAPHY Located at RR 2, Box 111, Chesterfield, SC 29709. Call 843-623-6652. SHANE SHIFLET PHOTOGRAPHY Located at 2767 Lazy Pine Rd., Randleman, NC 27317. Call 336-318-2116, fax 336-318-2764 or visit www.shaneshiflet.com.

SID ABERNATHY PHOTOGRAPHY Specializing in equine photography, including horse shows, on the farm and stallion, family and senior portraits. Sid Abernathy, P. O. Box 12, Shannon, MS 38868. Call 662-767-8281 or 662-4010822, email Jsid46@bellsouth.net or visit http://www.sid.photoreflect.com. TERRY YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHY Located at P. O. Box 54911, Lexington, KY 40555. Call 859-264-8579, 859-2633623 or email terryyoung@prodigy.net. TLC PHOTOGRAPHY Booking horse shows now! Teresa Castle, P. O. Box 176, Means, KY 40346. Call 606-768-4221, 606-768-2457 or visit castlephotography.photoreflect.com. TOM OAKLEY PHOTOGRAPHY Horse shows, portraits and action shots. Will transfer your home movies, photos or slides to DVD. Located at 132 Mankin St., La Vergne, TN 37086. Call 615-2132931, 615-347-3835, email tomandelaine@comcast.net or visit www.tomoakley.com. RIDING INSTRUCTORS BALLENTINE FARMS RIDING ACADEMY Full-time riding academy, boarding, and sales facility. Lessons and summer camp. Gift certificates available. Producing North Carolina’s most accomplished riders. Located at 6921 Sunset Lake Road, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526. Call 919-552-3536. TACK BEDFORD TACK, INC. Manufacturers and importers of fine quality horse equipment at competitive prices (retail and wholesale). Large selection of English and Western attire. Call for catalog. Located 8 miles north of Shelbyville. Located at 148 Ebb Joyce Road, Bell Buckle, TN 37020. Order toll free at 1-800-523-4971, fax 931-437-221 or visit www.bedfordtack.com. ALABAMA BILL CANTRELL STABLE INC. (Walking Horses) Training Facility, Bill Cantrell, Trainer 110 Richardson Rd. Phoenix City, AL 36869 Phone Number 334-297-2771 Cell 706-366-9806 email birddogs@bellsouth.net

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INDIAN LAKE STABLES (Walking Horses) Training and Sales Facility. Brandye Mills, Trainer. Leon Averitt, Assistant Phone number 205-239-1938. Pinson, Alabama CHOOSE YOUR GAIT FARM A Full time Equestrian Center – specializing in Training, Breeding & Sales. Announcing Elysium: The South’s newest Multi-Function Facility located inside Choose Your Gait Farm. Plan to have your next event here! Danville, Alabama 256-426-0749 CALIFORNIA POLLACK’S SILVER SPUR RANCH (Walking Horses) Boarding, Training and Breeding Facility. Standing at Stud: Our Mr. Hollywood. Sherri & Patti Pollack, owners. Lindsey Luna, trainer. 14990 Columbet Ave. San Martin, CA • 95046. Phone number 931-205-2173 (Lindsey cell) 408-867-1080 (office) 408-867-7360 (fax) Email:rspwip@sbcglobal.net. RUSS THOMPSON STABLES Training, Boarding and Breeding Facility. 15231 Pine Lane, Chino Hills, CA 91709 Russ Thompson 909-226-9671(Cell) 909-880-3340(Barn) 909-597-1171(House) FLORIDA MONTEVERDE ACADEMY Located just 25 minutes from Orlando, we are an international, coeducational, independent college preparatory school for grades PK3-12, with our boarding program serving grades 7-12, and post-graduate studies. We are the only private school with a Tennessee Walking Horse program and offer an on-campus equestrian center with 38 stall barns, tack/locker rooms, and three all-weather riding arenas. For more information visit www.montverde.org or call 407.469.2561. GEORGIA CARL EDWARDS & SONS STABLES, INC (Walking Horses) Training and Sales Facility Larry and Gary Edwards 689 Horse Farm Road Dawson, GA 39843 229-698-3070

PRICE STABLES TRAINING FACILITY Trainers: Alan and Nick Price. Fairmount, Georgia Alan- 770-324-4685 Nick- 770-362-8931 KENTUCKY COTTONWOOD FARMS Walking Horse Training & Sales Facility. “Where Your next Champion is Made” Cotton Road Corbin, Kentucky. Contact us at 606-526-6946 barn or 606-4228897 Ryan Cell Quality Horses For Sale At All Times MYATT MANOR TRAINING FACILITY Specializing in Flat Shod show horses. Hannah Pulvers Myatt, Trainer Bowling Green, KY 503-871-5755 MISSISSIPPI PIONEER STABLES Full-service training facility for walking horses. Lucy Watts, Manager. Dale Watts, Josh Watts and Jonathan Watts, Trainers. 4025 Highway 51 North, Summit, MS 39666. Call the barn and residence 601-276-2641 or Dale’s cell 601-660-6194. NORTH CAROLINA ACADEMY at BAYFIELD FARM Tennessee Walking Horse Training. Riding Lessons available with 3 TWH Certified Instructors. Boarding, and Sales. School and Summer Camps. Located less than one hour from Raleigh. Standing at Stud WC Allen’s Avenger & WGC Dillon’s Law and Order, both Reg. TWH & SSH. 6025 Highway 96 North, Oxford, NC 27565 Kevin Gilliam, Trainer/ Instructor, 919-691-2569 BALLENTINE FARMS RIDING ACADEMY Walking and Spotted Saddle Horses - Full-time riding academy, boarding and sales facility. Lessons and summer camp. Gift certificates available. Producing North Carolina’s most accomplished riders. Located conveniently near Raleigh, NC at 6921 Sunset Lake Road, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526. Call 919-5523536. BAUCOM STABLES Training and Sales Facility. Tyler Baucom, Trainer. Monroe, North Carolina. 704-989-0788

TENNESSEE 4 THE GLORY FARM 131 Mullins Mill Road Shelbyville, TN 37183 Contact Herbert Derickson 931-607-9283 FORMAC STABLES Walking horse training and sales facility. Jimmy McConnell, Trainer. 731-8849135, Shelbyville, TN LEATHERWOOD FARM Full time Training and Sales Facility 2799 Finely Beech Road Lewisburg, TN 37091 931-224-2968 Do business where business is being done! MANE MOTION STABLES, LLC (Walking Horses) Breeding & Training Facility Located at 2362 Hwy 231 South Shelbyville, TN 37160 931-680-9893, 931-703-9997 WHITE OAK FARM Breeding, training and sales facility. Robert and Lisa Marbry, Owners. Standing at stud: Silver Express, Stud Fee: $550. Located at 10023 Rosemark Road, Atoka, TN 38004. Call the office 901-458-4314, barn 901-829-3303, fax 901-458-9792, email lbrock9526@aol.com or visit www. whiteoakstallions.com. WINDING CREEK STABLES Training, boarding, breeding, mare care. Mare and foals for sale at all times. Farm 865-376-4477. WISER FARMS/TRIPLE “M” FARMS 1112 Hwy 64 West, ,Shelbyville, Tennessee 37160. Ann McWaters- 334-7909653. LaRue McWaters- 334-797-1827 Performance Horses & Yearlings Limited RV Sites Available TEXAS McDODI FARM AND STABLES Training, boarding and riding instructions. Show and trail horses for sale. Dr. Jim and Dodi Speece, owners Marco Suarez, trainer Kim Lewis, riding instructor 817-614-0623 (Dodi) 817-896-7073 (Barn) Email mcdodi@mcdodifarms.com or visit our website www.mcdodifarms.com Located in Burleson, Texas The Scoop / Page 49

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Walking For the Future MODEL IM A JAYWALKER GI GIS GOT SPOTS THE ICECAPADE WISE MAN SUPREME CASH BLASTER

Annette England Debbie Smothers Cathy Minga Geraldine Thomas Mary K Deaton

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Alan Calender

THREE & UNDER PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN Bobby Richards ANNIES SILVER DREAM ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT SPECIALTY BAD ROMANCE Johnny Paul A KISS GOODNIGHT Debbie Smothers DANGEROUS AFTER DARK Susan Paul MY MY LIL Madison Pruitt COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH AMATEUR LIBERTY AND LEAD Pattie Pollack GENERATORS TENNESSEAN Annette England CASH BLASTER Mary Kathryn Deaton TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN ZENYA Shelly Herman TEENIE BIKINI Bobby Richards TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH AMATEUR ZENYA Sara Kate Long MAXIMIZER Kayte Daffron TEENIE BIKINI Susan Shemwell Randall IM A JAYWALKER Annette England ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH IM THE DIXIE LADY

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COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH GENERATORS TENNESSEAN Kadense Lund LITE SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER OPEN SPECIALTY MISS COMMANDERS CASH Bradley Richards ONLY IMAGINE Phil Snodgrass COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AOT THE WICKED WOLF Tami Steinbrecher IRRESISITBLE SATIN Elaine Estes TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN YOUTH SPECIALTY IM A JAYWALKER Grace Jones ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN 50 & OVER N/A N/A N/A N/A A KISS GOODNIGHT Debbie Smothers WISE MAN SUPREME Geraldine Thomas TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER OPEN SPECIALTY Shelli Mehaffey GREY CAT COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN LIBERTY AND LEAD Bradley Richards ONE BREATH AWAY Alan Calender THE ICECAPADE Phil Snodgrass SPOTTED COUNTRY PLEASURE THREE & UNDER ENGLISH & WESTERN GI GIS GOT SPOTS Debbie Smothers LITE SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN Shelly Herman JAZZ BY MOONLIGHT JOSES CASH DOCTOR Ken Estes SHEZA SKY LADY Annette England DANGEROUS WILLY Susan Shemwell Randall

COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR (CANTER) Tami Steinbrecher THE WICKED WOLF PARK PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR DANGEROUS WILLY Susan Shemwell CHIP OFF THE OLD STONE Kayte Daffron ALL DAY PLEASURE WESTERN BAD ROMANCE RITZS RIVERBOAT GAMBLER IM THE DIXIE LADY

Johnny Paul Sara Kate Long Susan Shemwell Randall

COUNTRY PLEASURE WESTERN AMATEUR LIBERTY AND LEAD Susan Shemwell Randall ONE BREATH AWAY Tiffany Calendar GENERATORS TENNESSEAN Annette England TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN (CANTER) HE OWNS THE NIGHT Debbie Smothers FROSTMARKS STORM CLOUD Phil Snodgrass COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER OPEN SPECIALTY ONE BREATH AWAY Alan Calender SHEEZ ECHOS ROWDY LADY Susan Shemwell Randall ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN (CANTER) Sara Kate Long RITZS RIVERBOAT GAMBLER LITE SHOD AMATEUR ENGLISH & WESTERN MISS COMMANDERS CASH Susan Shemwell Randall JOSES CASH DOCTOR Linda McNeese SHEZA SKY LADY Kadense Lund TRAIL PLEASURE WESTERN AMATEUR TUNDRA Tami Steinbrecher IM A JAYWALKER Annette England TEENIE BIKINI Susan Shemwell Randall MAXIMIZER Kayte Daffron ALL DAY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN FIVE & UNDER IM THE DIXIE LADY Susan Shemwell Randall CRYSTAL CONFETTI Ken Estes SPOTTED TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN SPECIALTY HE OWNS THE NIGHT Debbie Smothers COUNTRY PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN AMATEUR 50 & OVER IRRESISITBLE SATIN Elaine Estes CASH BLASTER Mary Kathryn Deaton THE ICECAPADE Cathy Minga PARK PLEASURE ENGLISH & WESTERN OPEN DANGEROUS WILLY Susan Shemwell Randall CHIP OFF THE OLD STONE Kayte Daffron TWH FLAT SHOD ENGLISH & WESTERN (CANTER) DANGEROUS WILLY Susan Shemwell Randall JAZZ BY MOONLIGHT Shelly Herman LITE SHOD YOUTH SHEZA SKY LADY

Kadense Lund

TRAIL PLEASURE AOT ENGLISH & WESTERN Tami Steinbrecher TUNDRA HE OWNS THE NIGHT Debbie Smothers BEST OF SHOW ENGLISH & WESTERN PLEASURE DANGEROUS WILLY Susan Shemwell Randall MISS COMMANDERS CASH Bradley Richards JOSES CASH DOCTOR Ken Estes ZENYA Shelly Herman ONE BREATH AWAY Alan Calender

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