Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse

3xWC &
9xWC

In Ted’s Image&RonLawrence

Owned by O/A Gentleman’s Fine Harness
Ron & Carolyn Lawrence World Champion
Lenoir City, Tennessee O/A Fine Harness

World Grand Champion
Unanimously

She’s P itch Perfect

& Joey Manos

Owned by Yearling Reserve
Billy Knight World Grand Champion
Holly Hill, South Carolina
O/A Yearling
World Champion

WC
Jimmer’s Country Girl&JoshWattsWGC Jimmer Fredette
Congratulates his

winning daughter . . .

Owned by Two-Year-Old Mares Div. B Trained by
Lee & Carole Baxter World Champion Dale Watts Stables
Alexandria, LA
Summit, MS

in the OA Fine Harness class and Joel Johnson has shows across the nation, including the World’s Cham-
ridden IB Smokin Joe to both All Day Pleasure World pionship Horse Show at the Kentucky State Fair in
Grand Championships. Louisville. In addition to his son, Mr. Howell had one
daughter, Fern Howell Gibbons, who was the wife
Both stand ready to continue their sweeps in 2023. of longtime Celebration Horse Show Manager, Sam
Gibbons.

TWHBEA Youth were presented in center ring on
the first Saturday night.

MILESTONE TWHBEA Creative Contest winners.
Ben Howell Challenge Trophy Retired Youth Judging Contest winners.
One of the oldest challenge trophies offered at
the Celebration was retired this year by owners Billy TWHBEA Scholarship recipients.
& Debbie Woods. This marked the third time one
of their horses won the Two-Year-Old World Grand
Championship, thus retiring the trophy which had
been offered since 1954. I Am Jose’ won in 2011, Jose
Revival in 2018, and Look Who I Am, who is by I Am
Jose’, in 2022. Casey Wright rode all three to victory.
The first winner of the trophy was Setting Sun, ridden
by Gid Hackett and owned by Hackett & Woodward.
The ownership team of Binns & Rodgers came close
to retiring the trophy after back-to-back wins in 1961
with Cotton Queen’s Go Boy and 1962 with Perfec-
tions Carbon Copy, both ridden by Joe Webb.
The challenge trophy was originally donated by
Ben Howell & Son Saddlery out of Memphis, Ten-
nessee. Mr. Howell operated the nationally-known
saddlery with his son, O’Neil, until his death in 1973
at the age of 92. Born in 1880 in Friendship, Tennes-
see, he was one of the first trainers and promoters of
Tennessee Walking Horses in the breeds earliest days.
His horse, Pride of Memphis, won over 90 blues and
Mr. Howell is said to have introduced walking horses
to plantation owners and overseers in the Mid-South,
mainly for transportation before trucks and automo-
biles could be used in the fields. He was instrumental
in forming the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’
Association (now TWHBEA) in 1935.
O’Neil Howell was a popular announcer at horse







Mr. Fo Real
& Jimmy McConnell

Owned by Aged Geldings Canter
Paul & Tiffany Simmons World Champion
Orangeburg, SC

F ly Dragonfly&Dr.ShannonHarr

Owned by O/A Novice Shod by Mike Umberger & Co.
Dr. Shannon Harr World Grand Champion
Olive Hill, Kentucky
O/A Novice Men Stallions
World Champion

401 K
& Pam Betts

Owned by O/A Novice All Day Pleasure Div. A
Pam Betts World Champion
Union City, Tennessee
O/A Four & Five-Year-Old All Day Pleasure
Reserve World Champion

WC

& Heidi Mott

O/A Novice Show Pleasure What a dream come true!
First ride around the big oval,
World Champion
first world championship!
Previously owned by Thank you to Jerry and
The Mott Family
Maryville, Tennessee Jeremy Williams, my friends,
family and the entire barn
Photos by Shane Shiflet crew for all the help and
support this year.

Now Owned by
Pendleton & Green
Shelbyville, Tennessee

Queen Of Hearts D P&JaredCarrier

Owned by TWHBEA National Futurity
Dawn Payne & Jared Carrier Two & Three-Year-Old Country Pleasure
Burlington, NC & Gallatin, TN
CHAMPION

WC & RWC

Harley Quinn
& Beth Collins

Owned by O/A Ladies Mares
Beth Collins Reserve World Champion
Pilgrim’s Knob, Virginia

4xWC

& John Allan Callaway

Owned by Aged Mares & Geldings Canter
Dr. Barbara Moersch World Champion
Jacksonville, Alabama

All American Silver& Emily Kiser-Jackson

Owned by O/A Novice Show Pleasure
Colton & Jennifer Spivey & Reserve World Champion
Emily Kiser-Jackson
Tabor City, NC & Bristol, VA

Here’s To The Horse

TWHBEA host ag officials for elegant
gathering and fun night at the Celebration!

TWHBEA’s Here’s to the Horse event was held on
September 2, 2021, in the Hall of Fame room during
the last Thursday night of the Celebration. This
event brings together our industry partners, support-
ers, local and statewide politicians, the Tennessee
Department of Agriculture, and other supporting
Agriculture groups. TWHBEA’s goal is to bring ev-
eryone together on a special night which happens to
also be TWHBEA Night of the National Celebration.
This events success couldn’t be done without the help
of our special contributors.

Scott DesJarlais

Jack Heffington and Charles Gleghorn Jane and Raymond Stiles and Lynne Davis

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David and Tammy Crowell and Lisa and Roy Turner Jesse, Jaron and Sheron Dotson and Joe Link

Laura Leigh Harris and guest from Tennessee Farm Bureau Warren Wells, Delaine Freeman Smith and Mark Farrar

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2021 and 2022
World Grand Champion
Tennessee Walking Horse

The 84th Annual Tennessee Walk-
ing Horse National Celebration ended
with the crowning of Justified Honors
as the 2022 World Grand Champion
Tennessee Walking Horse.

After winning in 2021 as a four
year old, Justified Honors was such a
young horse and still progressing in
his training, John Allan knew he had
not reached his full potential. And
he did not disappoint, with another
outstanding performance in both the
preliminary and Grand Championship
classes.

Justified Honors is a big beautiful
horse that loves what he is doing and
seems to just keep giving.

Of course spectators are already
wondering if they will bring him back
in 2023. He will spend the year being
a great ambassador for the breed with
exhibitions and patiently taking all the
attention given from all young and old
fans he encounters.

The Dr. Jim Baum family a very
proud of their two time World Grand
Champion and thank everyone for all
their kind comments and encourage-
ment during this journey.

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“His momma will always be on the Little Red Wagon, from the Jacobs attended each lesson. It became
rail telling him how wonderful he is Family for Wylder to campaign. what Jacquelyn describes as a
doing at what they practice so hard The team saw immediate success, “family project” that has spanned
on,” says Jacquelyn. earning the blue ribbon in their the past two years.
“Wylder really listens for assurance charter show together, going “So many people had discouraged
that he’s doing well because he undefeated in 2021 and being voted us from getting Wylder’s hopes up
loves to please so much!” Readers’ Choice and Walking Horse that he could ride and compete at
Not only did those early shows Trainers Association Reserve Horse this level,” says Jacquelyn.
seal Wylder’s determination of the Year before a tragic accident “But we didn’t want him to be
to compete more often and necessitated Wagon’s euthanasia, limited or miss out just because
work toward a Walking Horse bringing Wylder’s journey to of his autism. We wanted to show
Celebration appearance, but his the Celebration with him to an him that he could overcome all
therapists began to see a marked unexpected halt. obstacles.”
improvement in his demeanor and A few months later, however, Wylder and Tin Man proved all the

behavior. Santa healed Wylder’s heart with doubters wrong as they began the
“I began to see Wylder grow so a special delivery in the form of a 2022 show season by picking up
much and become more mature sharp grey pony named Tin Man right where Wylder’s winning ways
and relaxed as a result of working Too. Wylder was eager to put on Wagon had left off. Not only did
with the horses,” says Amaya his dream of competing at the they debut to a unanimous victory
Estelle, registered Behavior Celebration back into motion, and at the Trainers show in March, but
Technician. “Participating in he worked hard all winter with Kim they also went on to rack up an
horse shows and being around Bailey of Creek View Stables to entire unanimous season, with a
the animals has been a great learn his new mount and perfect first-place tie from every single
motivation and hobby through their presentation. judge who saw them on their
which Wylder is able to express “They practiced multiple times a journey to the Big Oval in 2022.
himself.” week,” says Jacquelyn. “He has a Team Wylder and Tin Man Too
With the blessing of Amaya and drive no one could understand. He capitalized on their momentum
his other panel of therapists, Wylder runs nonstop on the ground, but with some inventive Wizard of
began taking riding lessons with he’s a statue on a horse, listening Oz-themed promotional campaigns
instructor Whitlei Green to polish carefully to all the instruction that during the Celebration, including
his leadline equitation and prepare he knows will help make him a a cleverly decorated golf cart,
for his first Walking Horse shows. champion.” photo shoots and meet-and-greet
And, in 2021, his family leased the And to maintain Wylder’s courage sessions with the entire cast of
reigning WGC leadline pony, My and confidence, the entire family Wizard pf Oz characters, which

thrilled horse show fans of all ages. time, that would be great!” horses that carries over into
Amidst the Celebration fun, And when the time finally came therapy, school and home,” says
however, Wylder and his sister to compete for the championship, Occupational Therapist Danielle
Jayden continued to practice every all of the practice, the promotion Kissane, MsOTR/L. “He has
day for their Big Oval performance. and the support came together demonstrated great success in
Jayden is a World Champion and paid off as Wylder and Tin improving the fine motor, gross
equitation rider and an experienced Man Too made another in a series motor, sensory and eye-hand
and successful handler, so she was of flawless exhibitions and were coordination skills needed to be
prepared to present her brother rewarded with a unanimous World independent in all areas of life.”
and his beloved pony to polished Grand Championship to finish out With those benefits and the pride
perfection. She was also prepared a season in which no judge who of realizing such a monumental
to be his rock in the ring, having looked upon them thought they dream, Wylder is looking forward
educated herself on autism since were anything less than the best. to a future of riding in the 11-Under
his diagnosis and going so far For that, Jacquelyn gives Kim division. Until then, he’ll be

as to apply and be accepted for Bailey a tremendous amount of watching his new horse, WC The
a position as an Autism Speaks credit. Megalodon, compete. Jacquelyn
Advocate. “Kim and her family and crew says Wylder will likely coach the
“I thank Wylder for that honor,” are the best,” she says. “She truly rider to “look between his ears and
says Jayden. “When we started sacrificed more than most would to put your heels down!” as he stands
his show career, the first thing I get Wylder to the top, and he has a ready to jump the rail to meet them
did was report on it at our monthly bond with her that’s indescribable.” in the winner’s circle.
advocacy community. Everyone in The rest is owed to the relentless “Horses have changed Wylder’s
the group is so proud of Wylder and encouragement and impeccable life,” says Jacquelyn. “Not only by
they’re all still invested in his show care Wylder has received from carrying him to a unanimous world
career.” everyone who loves him. And, of grand championship and the ribbon,
Wylder’s therapists were also course, to Tin Man Too, who not roses and trophies that go with
invited to come watch him practice only carried Wylder safely to a it, but by introducing him to the
for the Celebration. dream show season and World many friends and fans who have
“One of them told me she has Grand Championship but instilled in congratulated him, encouraged
never seen anything so magical as him skills and confidence that will him on social media and given him
the change in his behavior as soon benefit him far beyond the show high fives at the horse shows. Each
as he was aboard his pony,” says ring. and every one of those people
Jacquelyn. “She said if we could “Wylder has learned a sense have made Wylder feel special and
just keep him on a horse all the of responsibility from showing extremely proud of himself.”

Evan Hunter Claborn William Derickson

Evan Hunter Claborn, of Albany, Kentucky, plans to attend William Derickson, of Wartrace, Tennessee, plans
Eastern Kentucky University and study pre-veterinary to major in film production, and minor in business.
medicine. Upon earning his bachelor’s degree, it is his goal Growing up in the industry Will would like to help
to apply to Auburn University to earn a doctorate in veter- produce positive public relations videos for the
inary medicine. He hopes to go to work alongside some of Tennessee Walking Horse and the industry. These
the most well-respected veterinarians in middle Tennessee videos could be used to educate the public on our
to gain additional knowledge and expertise. Eventually he wonderful horse and the impact our industry has on
has plans to open his own veterinary clinic. the state of Tennessee and surrounding states.

Taylor Leigh Strickler Clara Jean Thompson

Taylor Leigh Strickler, of Kingsport, Tennessee, is attending Clara Jean Thompson of Cornersville, Tennessee is
Northeast State Community College in the field of Radiol- attending Clemson University to obtain her under-
ogy. She plans to earn a minimum of a Bachelors Degree graduate degree. Upon completion she will apply
in a medical field where she can care for those in need and to medical school with a focus on pediatrics. Her
serve her community. accomplished career goal will include doctorate level
work, residency, and internship with a children’s
74 hospital as a pediatric general surgeon.

TWHBEA &
The Glenn Dowell Foundation

Scholarship Recipients

The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association recognizes the impor-
tance of youth to this industry and the significance of supporting and encouraging tomorrow’s
leaders. The TWHBEA Educational Scholarship Program was established in 1993. In 2017 the
Glenn Dowell Foundation started contributions to this program. This year we have awarded
four $1,250 undergraduate scholarships. Congratulations to the recipients and good luck in
your continued education.

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The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and were for weanlings and two for yearlings.
Exhibitors’ Association and The Celebration Triple points were awarded to trainers that
worked together to merge the TWHBEA Nation-
al Futurity classes with the traditional Celebra- showed a futurity nominated horse for their plac-
tion classes and they were integrated throughout ings in the classes.
the show schedule. On the Wednesday evening
that was the traditions futurity night, four classes Congratulations to all the winners.
were specifically designated Futurity classes, two

National Futurity Park Pleasure Three-Year-Old/ WHTA Riders Cup
1. A STORMY NIGHT IN DIXIE, Laurie Toone for Brand Tate;
2. POISONS GOLD LADY, Jimmy Norris for Joey Manos;
3. BORN READY, Macy Woody for Hensley Hammond.

National Futurity Weanling Colts/WHTA Riders Cup
1. A CODE BLUE, Amanda Wright for Dr. George Wright Family;
2. HERE COMES CHARLIE, Robert Nelms for Lisa Teel;
3. FIRE M UP CHARLIE, Claire Hankins for Bruce Vaughn;
4. WITCH WAY BUT LOOSE, Lynn Womach for Jones and Richards;
5. THE MARK OF ZORRO, Keith Reed for Michael Chandler;
6. I AM LUTHER JAMES, Jaron Dotson for Jesse Dotson , Jr.;
7. BORADWAY MIRACLE, Marty Warren for Steve and Denise Smith;
8. I AM FRIDAY, Jackson Latham for Boyd Melton;
9. WC HANDY, Chase Williams for Char Johnson.

National Futurity Fillies/WHTA Riders Cup
1. CHARLENE DARLING, Robert Nelms for Teel and Washburn;
2. LA DIAMANTE, Karen Harden for Dale Steinmetz;
3. LADY OMAVOL, Rachel Dorris for Ricky and Lisa Atnip;
4. ME AND MRS HONORS, Lynn Womack for Jones and Richards;
5. JOSES SUGA MAMA, Jesse Dotson III for Jesse Dotson, Jr.;

6. MISS SASSYPANTS, Jaron Dotson for James and Rhonda Hatch;
7. TIME FOR GIN AGAIN, Ronald Morton for Mariella Fugger;
8. JOSEPHINES TIME, Russ Keyser for Terry Smith;
9. HALLELUJAH JOSE, Sarah Wilkinson Buchmann, owner/exhibitor;
10. LHB’S JAILBIRD, Dr. Steve Powers, owner/exhibitor.
National Futurity Yearling Fillies/WHTA Riders Cup
1. MY HOPES AND DREAMS, Amanda Wright for the Dr. George Wright Family;
2. A THOUSAND WISHES, Leighanne Tibbs for Leslie Collins;
3. SHES GINS BLACK ONYX, Robert Nelms for Tommy and Nancy Mills;
4. DANCIN WITH MY DARLIN, Lynn Womack for Jones and Richards;
5. GINGER SNAP COOKIE, Marty Warren for Denise Smith;
6. SHES PITCH PERFECT, Joey Manos for Billy Knight;
7. LADY SERENA WILLIAMS, Jaron Dotson for Dotson Brothers;
8. STAY IN YOUR LANE Chris Hazelwood for Jacoby Farm.
National Futurity All Day Pleasure Two & Three Year Old
1. LIGHT UP THE KNIGHT, Jennifer Bingham for Cater and Bingham;
2. LA BELLA, Donna Hill, owner/rider.
National Futurity Yearling Colts/WHTA Riders Cup
1. TEE MARTIN, Robert Nelms for Teel, Washburn and Pittman;
2. CHURCHILL DOWNS, Bobby LaCompt for Ella Kline.
National Futurity Lite Shod Two-Year-Old/WHTA Riders Cup
1. KISS THIS GIRL, Johnathan Baskin for Nic Linder;
2. TOPLESS, Laurie Toone for Hunter Morgan.
National Futurity Park Pleasure Two-Year-Old/WHTA Riders Cup
1. PRISSY MISS CASH, Laurie Toone for Jerry Knotts;
2. I AM A TOMCAT KITTEN, Joey Manos, owner/exhibitor.
National Futurity Two-Year-Old Mares/WHTA Riders Cup
1. I AM SWEET MAGGIE MAY, Jimmy McConnell for Beverly Sherman;
2. IM A DIXIE DOLLY, Tyler Baucom for Stephen and Nora Capper;
3. JOSES HELLUVA VIEW, Rico Bravo for Tommy and Nancy Mills;
4. SAWEETIE, Kayla Baucom for Ronnie Logsdon;
5. KYSSE, Michael Wright for Andrew and Linda Sisk;
6. ESPECIAL JOSE, Josh Wright for Lance Meisenheimer.
National Futurity Three-Year-Old Stallions/WHTA Riders Cup
1. JACKIE CHAN, Jimmy McConnell for Bill and Karen Bean.
National Futurity Two & Three Year Old Country Pleasure/WHTA Riders Cup
1. QUEEN OF HEARTS DP, Jared Carrier for Dawn Payne;
2. SENORA SOPHIE, Laure Toone for JW and Abby Crawford Watson.



National Futurity Two-Year-Old Stallions/WHTA Riders Cup
1. WICHITA, Brandon Allshie for Silver and Barnes;
2. TEXAS RAIN, Josh Wright for Woods and Roberts;
3. SWEET BLACK GIN, Ryan Blackburn for Martin Cox;
4. COLD CHILLS MAJOR GENERAL, Sam Martin for Norman Williamson
5. CHARLIE’S ESQUIRE, Tyler Buacom for Tommy McGee;
6. LIONSTONE, Dan Waddell for Kim Lewis;
7. SIR, Jeremy Jeansonne for Jerry Harris.
National Futurity Two-Year-Old Trail Pleasure/WHTA Riders Cup
1. SWEET WALKING MATILDA, Laurie Toone for Margo Urad;
2. CASH KID, David Mast for Karen Doss;
3. MIAS GIN, Zach Parsons for Mike and Denise Charnes;
4. JUST SAY JOSE, Keegan Meadows for LeAnn Werner Osburn.

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Bell Buckle, Tennessee
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Loganville, Georgia

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Equine Obituary

DiMaggio
Owned by the
Louis Judd Family
Kick Start Jazz
Owned by the
Justin, Amanda
and Walker Manis

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

NOVEMBER Sumter, SC
5 Palmetto Saddle Club Horse Show(IHP) Tunica, MS
10-12 United We Stand Horse Show(IHP)
11 VOICE deadline for November/December Issue Liberty, KY
13 BPWHA Liberty(IHP,WS)

DECEMBER TWHBEA Headquarters, Lewisburg, TN
2 TWHBEA General Membership Meeting
2 TWHBEA Awards Banquet TWHBEA Headquarters, Lewisburg, TN
3 TWHBEA International Board of Directors Meeting TWHBEA Headquarters, Lewisburg, TN
3 Walking Horse Trainers’ Horse of the Year Awards Calsonic Arena, Shelbyville, TN

*Denotes IHP-International High Point Program, WS- World Series Double Point Program, MDL-Youth Me-
dallion Classes

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TWHYA Summer Splash

On Saturday, August 13, the Tennessee Walking
Horse Youth Association (TWHYA) held its fourth
Annual Summer Splash Horse Show at S.W. Beech Me-
morial Field, in Belfast, Tennessee. The show offers all
youth under-saddle classes as well as open, youth, am-
ateur, and novice classes in all halter divisions. Funds
raised at this show help to fund all TWHYA activities
throughout the year.

TWHYA members do all the work associated with
the show, such as soliciting sponsorships, selecting
awards, hiring officials, setting up the show, and clean-
ing up afterwards. TWHYA members even participate
as show officials. This year, Hardison Greene took over La Patrona and La Diamante.
the duties of announcing the show. Corbin Parker and
his equine partner, Obey My Command, presented the
American Flag. Tucker Johnson fulfilled the duties of
ring master. Leilani Landon did an excellent job coor-
dinating the night’s ribbon and trophy presenters.

Congratulations to all the winners.

Robert and Amanda Nelms with Lisa Teel.

Corbin Parker carried the flag. Alayna Arnold, Kasey and Bill Callaway and Ella Brook Call-
away.

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(includes spouses and minor children under 18 in same household)
(age 70+ $650, age 60-69 $850, age 50-59 $1050)

$75 Annual Adult Membership 3 years $225 5 years $375 $20Annual Youth Membership
(21 yrs. or older) (17 yrs. & under)

$75 Four-Year Young Adult Membership $150 Youth Time
(18-21 yrs.) (The span of a child’s youth up to 18)
$50 WHTA Licensed Trainer
(conditions apply: current on dues & in good standings)

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TWHBEA Youth Medallion Class Standing

Pleasure 37 Performance 56
35 48
Nelms, Lexi 30 Brooks, Finley Grace 16
Sharp, Alainna 25 Mullinax, Laney 10
Cowan, Kate 25 Burton, John Garret 8
Rasmussen, Skylar 23 Gregory, Riley
Braxton, Addie 17 Parker, Corbin
Good, Evelyn 17
Collings, Ruth 15 Finley Grace Brooks
Braxton, Parys 13
Twisdale, Hannah 13
Wood, Emma 10
Phillips, Kilie 10
Ellerman, Rylee 10
Wiley, Kaitlynn 10
Radocay, Owen 10
Williams, RaeLynn 9
Weber, Eve 9
Land, Haiden 9
Deal, Sydney 8
Swift, Evelyn 8
Winstead, Claire 8
Kienast, Megan 8
Malotke, Mya 6
Gyrion, Lilli 6
Gardner, Cheyanne
Morris, Koen

The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association, is proud to encourage youth
riders learning and becoming proficient at the canter. It is a great way for our industry to regain the
canter, and to reward our youth for achieving excellence at this level.

Youth Medallion classes will be offered at various horse shows throughout the year. There will be
two divisions, performance and pleasure, each division with its own end-of-year award. Riders will
receive points determined by their placings in these two divisions, with the rider accumulating the
most points in each division receiving an educational scholarship valued at $500.00. Payout for Me-
dallion classes are a medallion and money as follows $100, $75, $50, $40, $30.

Guidelines for the Youth Medallion Classes:
• Open to all youth riders, age 17 and under (age as of January 1).
• Ownership of the horse is not required. Stallions are not allowed.
• Classes are for Flat-Shod and padded Performance Show Horses, performing all three gaits - flat

walk, running walk, and canter.
• The rider, not the horse, accumulates points awarded for placing and participating in the class.

Therefore, riders are not required to show the same horse throughout the season.

Any horse show interested in offering medallion classes should contact TWHBEA at
(931) 359-0592. Affiliation forms are available at twhbea.com under Youth Forms.

Tennessee Walking HoTrWseHBBreEeAdeNrsE&WESxhibitors Association

Balance Sheet

As of August 31, 2022

Aug 31, 22

ASSETS 110,923.78 9:23 AM
Current Assets 270,876.72 Accrual Bas
Checking/Savings
11006 · CB&S Main Operating Account 255 68,132.97
11007 · CB&S CC Receiving Account 248 145,956.99
11008 · CB&S Futurity 271
11009 · CB&S Member Reserve 263 1,100.00
11010 · Petty Cash 250,000.00
12001 · Bank of Lincoln County CD 250,000.00
12003 · First Commerce Bank CD

Total Checking/Savings 1,096,990.46

Accounts Receivable 23,289.50
13002 · Voice Accounts Receivable 14,896.00
13005 · Program Accounts Receivable

Total Accounts Receivable 38,185.50

Other Current Assets 4,230.00
13001 · Registry Rec 11,600.00
13003 · License Plate Rec
13004 · USLGE Rec 1,510.77
14001 · Inventory- Gift Shop 10,728.42
15001 · Prepaid Expense- Insurance 22,982.10
15004 · Prepaid Expense - Other
9,400.00

Total Other Current Assets 60,451.29

Total Current Assets 1,195,627.25

Fixed Assets 121,636.25
16001 · Owned Land
16101 · Owned Building -1,008,529.70
16111 · Accumulated Depreciation- Build 1,555,785.38
16101 · Owned Building - Other

TeTnotnale1s61s0e1e· OWwnaeldkBiunilgdinHgorse Breeders & Exhibitors Associ5a4t7i,o25n5.68

16102 · Owned Furniture & FixtBuraeslance Sheet -165,227.78
16112 · OAcwcnuemduFlautrendituDreep&reAFcsiiaxttoiuofrneAsu- gOuthsetr 167,503.07
16102 · 31, 2022

Total 16102 · Owned Furniture & Fixtures Aug 31, 222,275.29

16103 · Owned Machinery and Equiptment -178,215.31
16113 · Accumulated Depre- Machinery 226,694.73
16103 · Owned Machinery and Equiptment - Other

Total 16103 · Owned Machinery and Equiptment 48,479.42

16104 · Owned Improvements -286,593.53
16114 · Accumulated Depr- Improvements 423,901.27
16104 · Owned Improvements - Other

Total 16104 · Owned Improvements 137,307.74

16105 · Intangible Assets -126,515.14
16115 · Accumulated Amorization 208,260.85
16105 · Intangible Assets - Other

Total 16105 · Intangible Assets 81,745.71

16106 · Owned Miscellaneous -17,380.11
16116 · Accumulated Depreciation- MISC 24,430.31
16106 · Owned Miscellaneous - Other

Total 16106 · Owned Miscellaneous 7,050.20

Total Fixed Assets 945,750.29

Other Assets 88
17101 · Horse Show Research Investment

17111 · Accumulated Amoritization - HSR -60,833.30
100,000.00
17101 · Horse Show Research Investment - Other

Total 16105 · Intangible Assets 81,745.71

16106 · Owned Miscellaneous -17,380.11
16116 · Accumulated Depreciation- MISC 24,430.31

16106 · Owned MiscellTaneWouHs - BOtEheAr NEWS 7,050.20

Total 16106 · Owned Miscellaneous

Total Fixed Assets 945,750.29

Other Assets -60,833.30
17101 · Horse Show Research Investment 100,000.00
17111 · Accumulated Amoritization - HSR
17101 · Horse Show Research Investment - Other

Total 17101 · Horse Show Research Investment 39,166.70

Total Other Assets 39,166.70

TOTAL ASSETS 2,180,544.24

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Liabilities

TeCnurnreenst LsiaebeilitWiesalking Horse Breeders & Exhibitors Association
Accounts Payable
21001 · Accounts PayableBalance Sheet 28,293.28

sis Total Accounts Payable As of August 31, 2022 28,293.28
Page 1
Other Current Liabilities Aug 31, 22
21004 · Sales Tax Payable
21005 · Property Tax Payable -0.14
21007 · Youth Scholarships Payable 16,775.36
23001 · Unearned Rev- Membership Dues
23002 · Unearned Rev- Lifetime Member 5,250.00
23003 · Unearned Rev- Voice Sub 205,698.45
23004 · Unearned Rev- Ipeds Sub
23005 · Unearned Rev- Reg items on hold 70,417.09
23006 · Accounts Payable- DNA Lab Fees 13,229.35
23007 · Unearned Rev- Futurity Programs 34,589.41
Celebration 26,763.15
Center Ring Decor 38,040.00
Nominations
Sponsorships -7,500.00
23007 · Unearned Rev- Futurity Programs - Other -1,221.30
20,651.50
Total 23007 · Unearned Rev- Futurity Programs 15,750.00

23008 · Unearned Rev - Advertising -386.70
23009 · Unearned Rev -Corporate Sponsor
23010 · Unearned Rev-Youth Membership 27,293.50
23011 · Unearned Rev- Disaster Relief
27001 · Payroll Liabilities 7,194.07
19,622.43
Total Other Current Liabilities
1,710.00
Total Current Liabilities 5,525.00

Long Term Liabilities 395.16
27100 · Notes, Mortgages, and Leases
472,502.83
Total Long Term Liabilities
500,796.11
Total Liabilities
61,911.93
Equity
31002 · Net Assets- Restricted 61,911.93
32000 · Retained Earnings
Net Income 562,708.04

Total Equity 25,790.25
1,440,553.93
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
151,492.02

1,617,836.20

2,180,544.24

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HORSEMANS DIRECTORY

ASSOCIATIONS, Roberts, 931-993-3127, Mike 37160; 931-684-2912, 800-
CLUBS & REGISTRIES Tibbs 931-993-4886. 298-7398, email: circle_w@
CELEBRATION, INC., P. O. bellsouth.net, website: www.
Box 1010, Shelbyville, TN EQUINE APPAREL wcircle.com.
37162; 931-684-5915, fax MARSHA’S ON THE SQUARE,
931-684-5949, email: twhnc@ Custom and ready-to-wear PHOTOGRAPHERS
twhnc.com, website: www. riding and driving apparel, both BARR STUDIOS, 1911 Bel-Aire
twhnc.com. English and Western; Marsha Drive, Tullahoma, TN 37388;
Shepard, owner; Barbara Turn- 931-205-3493. Email: Jenni-
SPOTTED SADDLE HORSE er, manager, 115 South Side [email protected], Marty@
BREEDERS AND EXHIBI- Square, Shelbyville, TN 37160; barrstudios.com; Website:
TORS ASSOCIATION, P. O. 931-684-3500; email: marsha- www.barrstudios.com.
Box 1046, 2519 Hwy 231 N, [email protected], website: www.
Shelbyville, TN 37162; 931- mdarriaga.com. DEBBIE BUSH PHOTOGRA-
684-7496, fax 931-684-7215, PHY 161 Hub Greer Road,
email: [email protected], EQUINE FEEDS Chesnee, SC 29323; 864-400-
website: www.sshbea.org. ALLFEED/HILLSBORO FEED 8133.
COMPANY, All Feed-No Filler;
WALKING HORSE OWNERS Safe feed for your champions. DEBBIE UECKER-KEOUGH,
ASSOCIATION, P. O. Box Made with the great walking 338 N. Cuyamaca, El Cajon,
4007, Murfreesboro, TN 37129; horse in mind. Tennessee/ CA 92020; 619-933-2730.
615-494-8822, website: walk- Joe Green, Sr. 931-310-0063,
inghorseowners.com. email: jgreen.allfeed@yahoo. PHOTOS BY NAT, Rt. 1, Box
com, plant: P. O. Box 125, Hills- 164, Ewing, VA 24248; 865-
WALKING HORSE TRAINERS’ boro, AL 35643. 585-4083. Website: www.
ASSOCIATION, P. O. Box 61, photosbynat.com.
Shelbyville, TN 37162; 931- EQUINE PUBLICATIONS
684-5866, fax 931-684-5895, VOICE OF THE TENNESSEE PJ WAMBLE PHOTOGRAPHY,
email: [email protected], WALKING HORSE, Official 931-993-7353; Email: pjwam-
website: www.wakinghorse- Breed Journal, P. O. Box 286, [email protected]
trainers.com. 250 North Ellington Pkwy.,
Lewisburg, TN 37091; 931-359- SHANE SHIFLET PHOTOG-
AWARDS 1574; website: www.twhbea. RAPHY, 336-318-2116; Web-
L & M AWARDS, “We make the com. site: www.shaneshifletphoto.
awards world champions wear,” com.
Heather Beard, owner, 619 HORSE EQUIPMENT
Madison Street, Shelbyville, TN BEDFORD TACK, INC., 8 miles REALTORS
37160; 931-684-0010, fax 931- north of Shelbyville in Deason,
684-0011, email: lmawards@ 148 Edd Joyce Road, Bell CRYE-LEIKE, Realtors, Ty Irby
gmail.com, website: www.Land- Buckle, TN 37020. Order toll - ALC, GRI, Accredited Land
Mawards.com. free: 800-523-4971, fax 931- Consultant; Murfreesboro, TN,
437-2211; website: www.bed- Office: 615-895-9518; Cell:
AUCTIONS fordtack.com. 615-663-2200; www.tyirby.com
HIGHWAY 43 AUCTION COM-
PANY, 1112 Highway 64W, THE WINNER’S CIRCLE, 603
Shelbyville, TN 37160; Dave Evans Street, Shelbyville, TN

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STABLES/FARMS STABLES, INC. Training and FARM (B-BD-BR-L-F-FS-H-S-
ARIZONA sales facility, Larry and Gary SH-V) also gait consultation,
Edwards, trainers, 689 Horse 10469 Halsey Road, Grand
ROCKAWAY HILLS RANCH, Farm Road, Dawson, GA Blanc, MI 48439; 810-694-
LLC (B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L- 39842; 229-698-3770, 678- 0997, email: cbranam@aol.
PH-PL-S-SP-T-V) Curt and 438-2190, 678-438-1535. com, website: www.TripleOak-
Amy Rosemann, owners/ Farm.com.
trainers, 5601 E. Yucca Road, IDAHO
Cave Creek, AZ 85331; 408- FALLEN TREE RANCH (B-BR- MISSISSIPPI
480-3999, email: info@rocka- C-PL-S) Gale Burns, owner, DALE WATTS STABLES
way-hills-ranch.com, website: 993 S. Round Rock Ranch (B-CT-S-SH-T) Dale, Josh and
rockaway-hills-walkers.com. Road, King Hill, ID 83633; Jonathan Watts, trainers, Lucy
residence 208-366-2257, cell Watts, manager. 4025 Hwy
CALIFORNIA 208-484-5115. 51-N, Summit, MS 39666; Dale
POLLACK’S SILVER SPUR 601-660-6194, Josh 601-748-
RANCH (AI-B-BD-BR-C-F-H- KENTUCKY 0148, Jonathan 601-810-2269,
L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) Patti and SPENCER BENEDICT STA- email: pioneerstables@hotmail.
Sherrie Pollack, owners, Justus BLES, Training, breeding and com.
Carter, trainer, 14990 Columbet sales facility,
Avenue, San Martin, CA 95046; Spencer and Carrie Benedict, MONTANA
stable 408-778-9745, fax 408- owners/managers. 345 Mat- BREEZIE ACRES RANCH
867-7360, email: rspwip@ thews MillRoad, Glasgow, KY (B-BR-C-PL-S-SH) Marsha
bcglobal.net. 42141; Spencer 270-590-5235, Wickman, owner, 518 Coun-
Carrie 270-590-5285, email: ty Line Road, Ft. Shaw, MT
RUSS THOMPSON STABLES [email protected]; website: www. 59443; phone/fax 406-467-
TRAINING AND BREEDING spencerbenedictstables.com. 3750, cell 406-788-5802.
FACILITY (B-S-T) Gaited plea-
sure horses for sale at all times. MYATT MANOR TRAINING OHIO
Russ Thompson and Jamey STABLES, Specializing in MAPLE CREST FARM (B-BD-
Thompson, trainers, 13213 flatshod Tennessee Walking BR-C-CT-E-F-H-HSS-L-PH-PL-
Ontario Ave., Chino, CA 91709 Horses, Hannah Myatt, trainer, S-TK-V) Joyce Moyer, owner,
and 2417 Midland Road, Shel- Bowling Green, KY; 503-871- Terrance Moyer, farm manager,
byville, TN 37160; Russ cell 5755. 7009 Maple Avenue, Castalia,
909-226-9671, website: www. OH 44824; stable/residence
russthompsonstables.com. ROCKY CREEK STABLES 419-684-9490, fax 419-684-
(B-BD-BR-C-H-PL-S-SP-V) 5898, email: joycemoyer@
FLORIDA Maurice Worthington, owner, thewavz.com, website: www.
DARBY OAKS STABLES, Adam Woolen, trainer, 972 twhorses.com
(B-BR-C-CT-E-L-PL-S-SH- Rocky Creek Lane, Whitesville,
SP-T) Wayne Conkle, trainer, KY 42378; 270-925-3485, 270- SHERRIE SZUCS STABLES
595 County Road 552, Bush- 231-7579, email: vickieworth- (B-C-PL-SSH-T) Sherrie Szucs,
nell, FL 33513; 352-568-2001, [email protected]. owner/trainer, 7880 State Route
fax 352-568-3351, email: 18, Bellevue, OH 44811; stable
[email protected]. 419-483-2563, residence 419-
483-4389, fax 419-483-1521,
GEORGIA MICHIGAN email: [email protected].
CARL EDWARDS & SONS BRANAM’S TRIPLE OAK

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TENNESSEE Casey Wright, trainer, Mt. Mor- dodifarms.com, website: www.
BRAD BEARD STABLES rah Road, Highway 19, Rea- mcdodifarms.com.
(Walking Horses) Training gan, TN 38063; 731-635-2237
and Sales facility, 111 Anthony or 731-221-0116. WYOMING
Road, Wartrace, TN 37183; MOUNTAINVIEW WALKING
931-797-5768; email: walking- RUSS THOMPSON STABLES HORSE RANCH (B-BR-C-
[email protected] TRAINING AND BREEDING CT-E-L-PL-S-SP-T-V) Bill
FACILITY (B-S-T) Gaited Maute, owner, Brook Curnow,
BURCH FARM (BD-BR-C-F- pleasure horses for sale at all trainer/manager, 119 Road 1
FS-H-L-PL-S) 6876 Arno-Allis- times. Russ Thompson and AB, Clark, WY 82435; stable/
ona Road, College Grove, TN Jamey Thompson, trainers, residence 307-645-3034, fax
37046; 615-476-2322, email: 13213 Ontario Ave., Chino, CA 307-645-3337, email: brook@
[email protected], web- 91709 and 2417 Midland Road, mvhorseranch.com, website:
site: www.theburchfarm.com. Shelbyville, TN 37160; Russ www.mvhorseranch.com.
cell 909-226-9671, website:
CAROL CAMP STABLES AT www.russthompsonstables. GERMANY
NEW CANNAN FARM (C-CT-L- com. JOSEF’S WALKAWAY FARM
PL-S-T-V) Carol Camp, owner/ (AI-B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PL-
trainer, 697 Swamp Road, Ea- SOUTHERN SERENITY RH-S-SH-T-V) Am Neuhau 17,
gleville, TN 37061; residence RANCH, Howard Hamilton D-86650 Wemding, Germany;
615-395-4936, cell 615-972- and Patrick Thomas, trainers, +49 9092 967011, fax +49
6483, email: ccamptosh@ 590 Parker Store Road, Cedar 9092 967018, mobile +49 151
yahoo.com. Grove, TN 38321; 731-987- 12050366, email: denisebad-
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Shelbyville, TN 37160; 731- (B-BR-C-S) Daniel and Mar- LITTLE AMERICA (AI-B-BD-
884-9135. sha Yzaguirre, owners, 3434 BR-C-CT-E-HL-PL-RH-S-
Hwy 90 E, Hondo, TX 78861; SH-T-V) Maryan Zyderveld,
DICKIE GARDNER STABLES, 830-741-8581, email: gooda- Postbus 6055, 5960 AB Horst,
Specializing in the training, [email protected], website: www. Netherlands, phone 0031-
sales and exhibition of Ten- goodasitgaits.com. 681426903, email: mczy-
nessee Walking and Spotted [email protected], website:
Saddle horses in all disciplines. MCDODI FARMS, walking, www.littleamerica.net.
Dickie Gardner, trainer, 415 racking and spotted saddle
Whitaker Road, Shelbyville, TN horses, Dr. Jim and Dodi CODES I - Insurance
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website: www.dickiegardner- arez, trainer, Kim Lewis, riding AI - Artificial In- PH - Photography
stables.com. instructor. We offer horses for semination PL - Pleasure
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STALLION DIRECTORY

KENTUCKY dam Champagne Lady Gen. JOSE’ COLD CHILLS
HE’S BLUE BLOODED Owned by Rachel Geerdes. 21200875 SO. Sire Jose’ Jose’,
21100251 LR. Sire He’s Blue Standing at Stone Ridge dam Crystal Lites Sunshine
All Around, dam Sheez Blue Walking Horse Ranch, 12594 MM. Owned by LaRuse and
Blooded. Owned by David M. McNeil Creek Road, Trail, OR Ann McWaters. Standing at
and Ann Marie Williams. Stand- 97541; 541-973-4317, email: Precious Memories Farm, Dan-
ing at Williams Walking Horse [email protected], iel Miller, owner, Bell Buckle,
Farm, Bloomfield, KY; 270-316- website: www.stoneridgewalk- TN; 931-294-2830, 931-703-
0184. Stud Fee: $500 lfg. inghorsesranch.com. Stud Fee: 5830. Stud Fee: $750.
$500.
20001188 BL. Sire Genius COAT COLOR CODES
Boy Pride, dam Classic Beam. TENNESSEE AC - Amber Cream Cham-
Owned by Joyce Moyer. Stand- ALLEN ALL AROUND 975414, pagne
ing at Maple Crest Farm, 7009 CH. Sire Commanding Delight, AM - Amber Champagne
Maple Avenue, Castalia, OH dam I’m A Doll. Owned by Lee AR - Bay Roan
44824; 419-684-9490, email: Ritter, Sr. Standing at R Gaited BA - Bay
[email protected], Ranch, Butch and Vicki Ritter, BL - Black
website: www.twhorses.com. 3100 River Road, Loudon, TN; BN - Brown
Stud Fee: Private Treaty. 239-872-6531. Stud Fee: $800. BR - Black Roan
BU - Buckskin
OHIO GEN A’MIGHTY 21103350 BL. CC - Classic Cream Cham-
GENIUS BOY’S LEGACY Sire Gen;s Black Gin, dam En- pagne
20001188 BL. Sire Genius core’s Magic Lady. Owned by CH - Chestnut
Boy Pride, dam Classic Beam. Mike Floyd. Standing at Sugar CL - Classic Champagne
Owned by Joyce Moyer. Stand- Creek Farm, 481 Snell Road, TV - Tovero
ing at Maple Crest Farm, 7009 Shelbyville, TN; 931-680-0897,
Maple Avenue, Castalia, OH website: www.sugarcreekllc. WantedCP - Champagne
44824; 419-684-9490, email: com. Stud Fee: $1,000
[email protected], CR - Cremello
website: www.twhorses.com. HE’S STEEL BLUE 21302033 GC - Gold Cream Champagne
Stud Fee: Private Treaty. LR. Sire Ole Blues From A GO - Gold Champagne
Distance, dam Ole Blues Red GR - Grey
OREGON Lady. Owned by David and HR - Chestnut Roan
BUM’S THREAT’S SUPREME Amy Dean. Standing at Lone- LR - Blue Roan
9710168 BA. Sire Final’s some Dove Stables, Dunlap, PA - Palomino
Threat’s Supreme, dam Gee TN, 423-949-3459, 423-883- PE - Perlino
Golly Bum. Owned by Al and 5696 cell. Stud Fee: $800 RR - Grey Roan
Kristy Artman. Standing at SB - Smoky Black
Walkers Of South 40, P. O. Box I’M MAYHEM 21001488 GR. SC - Smoky Cream
1443, 3370 Brophy Road, Ea- Sire Lined With Cash, dam SO - Sorrel
gle Point, OR 97524; 541-292- Shakin’. Owned by Jo Ann SR - Sorrel Roan
0175, email: twhofsouth40@ Dowell. Standing at Fantasy WH - White
yahoo.com, website: www.walk- Farms, Beverly Burgess, own-
ersofsouth40.com. Stud Fee: er, 351 Hwy 82 East, Bell Buck- COAT COLOR CODES
$500. le, TN 37020; barn 931-389- TDo-ADudnvertise Here Call
6983, cell 931-703-5378, email: G - CRGoraearynol
SPLASHED WITH CHAM- [email protected]. Stud R - Wakefield
PAGNE 20214015 CP TO. Sire Fee: $1,250 or 2 for $2,000.
Champagne Insignia Go Boy, S - 9S3ilv1e-r 359-0590 or

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