Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse - August 2019

A Mission Impossible

Sire: WGC Walk Time Charlie Dam: Margarita Miracle (Jose’ Jose’ x WGC Miracle At The Ritz)

Woodbury Lions Club
and Cornersville Lion Club
Yearling Colts Champion

Owned by Yearlings available to Breeder of World Champions
Denise & Steve Smith discriminating buyers!
Marty Warren, manager
Brentwood, TN 49 Brentwood, TN
615-218-6923

Owned by Christmas In July Trained by
Roy & Joan Wester • Tomcat, LLC Walking Stake Champion Jamie Lawrence Stables
Roy Wester, General Partner
Odenville, AL 2019 WGC Contender Vinemont, AL
256-385-0523

My Ticket To Ride

and Rae Shumate-Tysor

Christmas In July
Amateur Two-Year-Old Stallion Champion

Owned by Trained by
Sandy Shumate Jamie Lawrence Stables
Duluth, Georgia
Vinemont, Alabama
256-385-0523

And Rodney Dick

Owned by Belfast Lions Club
JoAnn Dowell and Pulaski
Powell, OH
Grand Champion

MANNY
PACQUIAO

And Susan Coleman

Owned by Liberty Lions Club
JoAnn Dowell Park Pleasure Amateur
Powell, OH
Specialty Champion

Lewisburg Park Pleasure Specialty
Champion with Jeff Laughlin

I’m Mayhem
and Rodney Dick
2019 World Grand Champion Contender

Your support would be greatly appreciated!

Owned by
JoAnn Dowell
Powell, Ohio

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Standing at PEDIGREE COIN’S HARD CASH PRIDES GOLD COIN PRIDE OF MIDNIGHT H.F.
Fantasy Farms GEN’S SILVER LINING PRIDES DONNA DELIGHT’S JOANNA
Beverly Burgess, owner LINED WITH CASH PRIDES GENERATOR PRIDE OF MIDNIGHT H.F.
351 Hwy 82 East ELDORADO’S STAR DUST SUN’S PRETTY DONNA
Bell Buckle, TN 37020 I’M MAYHEM PRIDE OF MIDNIGHT H.F.
931-703-5378 H.F. SPRITS NELL
[email protected] SHAKIN’ SUNS ELDORADO
MISTY QUEEN BINGHAM

I’M IN COMMAND A COMMAND PERFORMANCE PRIDE OF MIDNIGHT H.F.
POISON PEN COIN’S LUCKY PENNY SUN’S BUTTERFLY
POISON PRIDES GOLD COIN
55 CASH’S DREAM BOAT EBONYS MISS AMERICA W
THE PUSHOVER
HEART 109
EXTRA CASH
BEAM’S MERRY DELIGHT

& Bob Adcock TWHBEA Summer Sizzler
Amateur 50 & Over Champion

Owned by
The Bob Adcock Family

Lititz, PA

WC & RWGC

Money Tree Classic
Amateur Three-Year-Old

Stallion Champion

& Bob Adcock

WOODFORD

and Justin Harris

Owned by Woodbury Lions Club
Morrison Stables 15.2 & Under CHAMPION
Hattiesburg, MS
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WGC

and Tanya Strickland

We would appreciate all the JoPa fans
continued support as we make our way
toward Celebration honors in the Ama-

teur Stallion division.

Money Tree Classic

Amateur Stallions Champion

Owned by Red Gate Farm Ad Sponsored by Strickland Services, Inc.
Brian & Tanya Strickland Easley, SC
Easley, SC & Shelbyville, TN
Photo by Marty Barr - unretouched
Breeder of Australian Shepherds &
Miniature American Shepherds

A Celebration
World Championship
deserves permanent preservation
and no one does it quite like the Voice.

Long after the roses wilt and the colors fade from the championship ribbon,
the Voice magazine can bring back the excitement of your Celebration
achievement as if it just happened! You’ll be glad your victory is permanently
preserved in the Voice “Celebration Wrap-Up” edition, now and for years
to come.
Voice representatives will be available on the Celebration show grounds to
assist you, or you may call the numbers listed below to contact our office.

Carol Wakefield • 931-359-0590 • 931-993-6333
Paulette Ewing • 931-359-0593 • 931-993-4855

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Lujoso

& Amanda Manis

Amateur Three and Under
Country Pleasure
Champion

4 Money Tree Classic
4 Spring Fun Show

4 National Trainers’ Show
Celebration

This team will be riding for the
“Roses” in the Amateur
Three Years and Under
Country Pleasure WGC!

Owned by
Manis & Pope
Shelbyville, TN & Taylorsville, NC

Photo by Shane Shiflet

Letter to The Editor

Voice Magazine and TWHBEA Executive Director July 23, 2019
Mr. Rory Williams
250 North Ellington Pkwy
Lewisburg TN 37091

RE: Where Am I? Case of Missing Registration Voice June-July 2019

Dear Voice Magazine and Mr. Williams,

Let me suggest a portion of the lack registration may include poor health and death of the foal crop. An outreach cam-
paign on health care of weanlings to small breeders and TWH community should be part of TWBEAs goal. It would do
TWH and TN economy good.

I exported 8-month old colt from Tennessee to my home. Since receiving the animal, I have been steadily working with
my vet to catch up on her health. The animal I own was in the seller’s pen with two horses of similar status and I can
only imagine that they are in very poor health or deceased by now.

The animal had these conditions upon arrival:

• Skin fungus-this cleared up with grooming and nutrition after 8 weeks

• Worms-special concern with getting worms out without causing impaction colic. There were worms in feces found
for 6 weeks. Special care ongoing.

• Very poor nutritional status that has caused behind normal size and growth. Ongoing work with vet. Now she gets both
normal supplementation as well as additional calcium for catch up in the next year.

Although the joke here is that this is to be expected from horses from Tennessee, I love the breed and it should not be
this way. How much more could it possibly cost in time and effort to be sure that the animal is receiving enough food
to keep weight and worm them a few times. If horses are to continue to be an export and good for TN economy, there is
much room for improvement.

I had a basic health check for conformational flaws and Coggins by a vet in TN before she shipped. But the immediate
message back from the shipper was the horse was in poor health status and on poor pasture. Both assessments assured
me that the horse was bright-in-the-eye and with good character, so I proceeded with the purchase. The yearling brings
me much joy and I am very happy to have possession.

Just wanted to give you my two cents on the matter because I care.

Sincerely,

Tracy

Thanks Tracy, our Equine Welfare division is working hard to share care, health and wellness videos and
articles. Not only do we inform our member base on email and the website, but we also work with many state
agencies to that effect. I am sorry to hear that you have had some experience of receiving horses that were not
in premium condition when they got to your place. We would be happy to review any specific circumstances
and/or conditions if you would kindly alert us to them. Our division, consistent with the name, is concerned
with equine welfare. We are always, within our limitations, of course, happy to work with horse owners, sell-
ers and prospective horse owners to the goal that the horses involved are healthy, well cared for, and in good
shape.

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Gift Shop

Get All the latest
Tennessee Walking Horse apparel at

the TWHBEA Gift Shop located on
the Celebration grounds.

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TWHBEA World Versatility Championship Thursday, July 25th, 2019 was a big Worlof the competition on Thursday after-
nshipnight that wrapped up a long 48 hours noon, the competitors anxiously waited
for TWHBEA(TM)™. On Thursday to see who would be receiving the top
night TWHBEA(TM)™ hosted its in- honors for 2019.
augural Summer Sizzler show which
wrapped up the exhibitions for two days This year’s High Point Champions
of showing not only rail classes but all were as follows:
disciplines, classes and versatility of the
Tennessee Walking Horse©. Youth High Point – Rachel Cowles
Youth Reserve High Point – Rylee
On Wednesday and Thursday Eilerman
morning the annual TWHBEA™ World Adult High Point – Scot MacGregor
Versatility Championship© classes Adult Reserve High Point – Keaton
featured and showcased the Tennessee Thompson
Walking Horse© performing all events Elite High Point – Tracy Pinson
from english dressage to barrel racing. Reserve Elite High Point – Linda
This year’s judges were Ginger Simp- Starnes
son, Grace Gregory judging dressage, TWHBEA™ congradulates not only
and Carol Wakefield judging trail. The all of our High Point Champions, but
World Versatility Championship© we also thank all of you for your par-
draws participants from all over the ticipation and making the 2019 World
country and allows them to showcase Versatility Championship© great!
all the exceptional abilities of the breed
while fighting for that top spot of High TWHBEA
Point winner.
d Versatility Champio
This year the World Versatility
Championship had a total of 209 entries
with 32 horses competing. These are
some of the most versatile and well-
trained performance horses you will
see in the industry, not just competing
in one event or class, but competing in
multiple over the two days. At the end

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TWHBEA Summer SizzlerOn Thursday, July 25th, 2019, at 5:00 pm in
the Calsonic Arena in Shelbyville TWHBEA™
kicked off the inaugural Summer Sizzler© horse
show inviting both padded and flat-shod per-
formance disciplines. It was a full 34 class show
that featured 142 entries with 139 horses being
shown. Robbie Spiller tied the classes and hors-
es as the judge for the night. The show opened
with an invocation by our own Executive Direc-
tor, Rory Williams, the national anthem sung
by Jennifer Barr, and Crystal Deputy presented
the flag for Kimberly Walden riding Diamond
at the Ritz.
The show drew a crowd of over 300 on a Thurs-
day night in Shelbyville as everyone was anx-
ious to see how the Celebration judge would
be tieing the classes with the Celebration being
only a few weeks away. The classes were filled
with fantastic competition and did not leave the
crowd disappointed. From trail pleasure to Rid-
er’s Cup 3-year-olds the Summer Sizzler had it
all with high participation and excitement from
the participants about the inaugural show.
At the end of the night, after Dallas Eubank
called 33 classes and the judge had made her
decision, it was down to class 34, the Summer
Sizzler Stake Championship. Tthree partici-
pants answered the gate call and gave it their all.
Tyler Baucom riding Von Miller came out on
top of the placing order. Thursday night round-
ed off two great days for TWHBEA™, and we
thank all the trainers and exhibitors that came
out to support our inaugural show. We hope to
see you all again next year!

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TWHBEA Summer Sizzler
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TWHBEA Summer Sizzler
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Riding The Papers

By Denise Rowland this is a basic susceptibility to disease. Lifespan is,
to a large degree, inherited in horses as in humans.
We’ve all been there. Selling a horse, or even just Temperament is a combination of heritage and envi-
talking about one, as you are pointing out the excel- ronment. Temperament includes those little idiosyn-
lence of your horse’s TWHBEA™ pedigree, the recip- crasies that we see in horses that are also shown by
ient of your knowledge looks at you with a jaundiced their offspring. Without a set of papers that record the
eye and states…. “You can’t ride them papers.” history of the animal, these factors are unknown. An
Well, just wait a minute there. After all, here is a per- un-papered horse is a one-dimensional picture, an
son who either owns or plans to own a horse that will unfinished story.
be referred to as a Tennessee Walking Horse©. You The owner of a registered Tennessee Walking Horse©
don’t see a lot of folks boasting about their grade gait- has many advantages. An owner has the IPEDS™ tool
ed horse, but it seems that any horse that does some- at their disposal. This program holds the records of
thing other than trot is a “walking horse”. The use every registered horse in the breed. It is continuously
of that description means that he is co-opting every being updated with new and expanded areas of infor-
single trait of the breed, and without a gold stamped mation. Through the usage of this information, you
seal of approval, it is not being done legitimately. can determine the lifespan of ancestors. You can track
A Tennessee Walking Horse©, is registered officially numerous areas of competition from the show ring to
at TWHBEA™ and recognized by the USDA™. Any- versatility, to hours and miles spent on the trail. So,
one who refers to his animal as a Tennessee Walking if you are even just interested in that gelding to ride,
Horse© is “RIDING THE PAPERS.” you can absolutely know how much trail experience it
This denigration of the registration papers and in has. TWHBEA™ has programs in which riders can log
fact the registered animal shows a lack of under- [and submit] those trail miles. IPEDS™ also gives one
standing of what exactly a pedigree is, and how it can the ability to contact previous owners.
and should be used. It shows an inability even when What about that favorite horse? You would love to
looking at the animal itself, to translate what is seen have another one just like him. You can get an edge on
and what is unseen into a coherent assessment of the that by having a registered animal whose close kin can
horse. be found, again using traceable, hereditary traits. You
Let’s talk about exactly what those papers do say. Be- can find horses that could fit the bill.
yond the obvious sire and dam listing, one must delve This brings us to the point of keeping the papers with
into the idea of heritable traits and genetics that those a registered horse throughout his life and let’s make
printed names represent. sure every foal is registered too. This responsibility
What good are genetics if you are just buying a geld- falls to the owners. TWHBEA™ urges all owners to
ing to ride? execute the transfer of the animal. The best way is to
The projectable length of usability first comes to mind build it into the selling price. In order to facilitate this
as the main concern. While the walking horse breed TWHBEA™ is moving towards online transfers/bill of
does not carry the debilitating inherited diseases of sale which can be transmitted immediately at the time
breeds like the Quarter Horse (GERD, and HYPP); of purchase.
other physical traits are inherited. Vigor is inherited, 70A horse with documentation of identity and own-

ership is a safe horse. A positive ID can be made by should be no stigma attached to the owner of the ani-
microchip or freeze branding which is linked to the mal at that time. The public must stop giving people a
registry. This is important in times of natural disaster reason to not send papers with a horse.
or in case of loss or theft. As it now stands TWHBEA™ does have limited ability
The equine world has now embarked on a new con- to trace the identity of an animal that was registered
cept, the “rescue” horse. No matter what situation the through its DNA. No registered animal should lose its
animal comes from it is unconscionable not to have identity and its value because of the loss of registra-
the animal’s papers accompany him when available. tion papers.
As it now stands because of the lax attitude towards Finally, there is pride in owning a registered animal.
registration and transfer many of these animals do not When you look at your horse you are seeing back to
have the correct identity of the current owner, even if Alan F1. You are a part of the continuing history of
the papers can be found. If the papers are available at the breed, by looking back you can move forward
the time of rescue, it is downright theft to allow a res- writing your story in a community dedicated to the
cue organization to withhold the registration papers Tennessee Walking Horse©.
they may have available from the new owners of the Help everyone become a part of our community by
animal. registering, transferring and telling the story of the
Note that an animal sold through a horse sale is not Tennessee Walking Horse©.
a rescue, it is a purchase. There should be no stigma So, go ahead and “RIDE THOSE PAPERS and RIDE
attached to a horse purchased through a sale, so there THEM WITH PRIDE!!”

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Declared Candidates for the International Board of Directors
(Term 2020-2022)

States Georgia Seats Candidates Sheryl Crawford
Tennessee 2 Bob Lawrence
4 Rollie Beard Ray Beech Peaches Searles Mike Floyd
Roger D. Richards, Jesse
Jeri Sue Arrighi DVM Allison Thorson Dotson
Thomas Clance Russ Thompson
Alabama 1 Donna Hill Beverly Burgess Dee Cantrell
West
Virginia Wilson Blaylock, Esq.

Kentucky 1 Raymond Stiles

Mississippi 3 Ronnie Vincent Sam Sorrell Keegan
North Meadows
Carolina
Washington Linda Starnes Catherine Cornwell

Missouri 1 Sonny Wadsworth

2 Lavon Tyson Chad Adams Kelly Peeler

1 Angela Patterson
Sydni H.

1 Abernathy

Regions Region 2 MI, WI 1-
IA, KS, MN, Cindy Endres
Region 5 NE, ND, SD
AZ, MEX, 1 (MN)
Region 6 NM, OK
Region 7 CO, NV, UT 1 Hugo Brito (Mex)
Region 8 ID, MT, WY 1 Ferd Allred (UT) Terry Manier (CO)
Region 9 1 Rick Wies (MT)
AL, CAN, HI
Kendel Sigurdson
1 (Can)

TERM AND ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. Directors shall be elected not later than the first day of November of each year. Their term of office shall commence at the annual December meeting of the
membership to be held as set out in these Bylaws. The method of election, the number of Directors to be elected, the notice to be given for said election, the nature and extent of any oath of office
which may be required and the methods of enforcement thereof, and all other matters relating to same shall be fixed by resolution of the Board of Directors, and the same rules and regulations
governing the said election shall be effective in each state or
region. Each Director shall be elected for a term of three (3) years. No person elected as a director in the United States shall be eligible to be a Director
for more than two (2) full consecutive terms; however, a person may serve more than two (2) non-consecutive terms as a Director.
Section 4. QUALIFICATIONS AND REMOVAL OF DIRECTORS.
Each Director shall possess the following qualifications:
(a) Each Director shall be a resident of the state or region from which he is elected;
(b) Each Director shall be eighteen (18) years of age or older at the beginning of the election period;
(c) Each Director must have been a dues-paying member of the Association for at least the past three (3) consecutive years;
(d) A Director may not be serving a USDA-initiated and finally adjudicated Horse Protection Act suspension of thirty (30) days or longer or have served any such HPA suspension in the last 365
days, nor be serving any HPA suspension of thirty days or longer from any USDA certified horse industry organization during the Director’s term or his/her term will be terminated;
(e) Each director must take and at all times conform to the oath of office extant at the time of the director’s election and as amended at any time during the term of office;
(f) Each potential Director must have had at least one horse duly registered with the Association for a period of one year, commencing as of August 1 of the preceding year to be elected, and must
keep at least one horse continuously registered throughout the duration of the election period and the term.
For horses registered in the name of a Corporation, the name of the owner of record on the registration form or on the transfer form will be honored. Partnership horses will not qualify any of
their owners for election. A horse owned by a married couple, either jointly or severally, qualifies either spouse for election, but only one spouse shall be eligible for election if the married couple
only owns one duly registered horse.
To ensure compliance with all required qualifications, a monthly audit may be made on all directors by the TWHBEA. If any director is found to be non-compliant there would be allowed a “grace
period” of 60 days to comply. At the expiration of sixty (60) days, and if no other horse was registered to that Director, that director would be removed and replaced with the next alternate from
his/her state or region.
A director may be removed from his office by the Board of Directors for just cause. “Just cause” shall be defined as a violation by the director of any By-Law, Rule or regulation promulgated
herein, or of any state or federal law affecting the Walking Horse breed and/or any show, exhibition, contest or competition, or sale relating thereto.

Declared directors are all partially validated at the time of editing this magazine. The official ballot will only
include those fully vetted candidates for each state and region.

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Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders & Exhibitors Association

Balance Sheet
9:04 AM

TWHBEA News07/31/19
Accrual Basis As of June 30, 2019

ASSETS Jun 30, 19
Current Assets
Checking/Savings 80.65
11001 · First Farmers Main 4537 3,459.00
11003 · Paypal 11,855.44
11006 · CB&S Main Operating Account 255 128,270.92
11007 · CB&S CC Receiving Account 248 68,895.00
11008 · CB&S Futurity 271 46,652.00
11009 · CB&S Member Reserve 263 150,000.00
12001 · Certificate of Deposit Lincoln 409,213.01

Total Checking/Savings 28,925.00
29,824.76
Accounts Receivable 58,749.76
13002 · Voice Accounts Receivable
13005 · Program Accounts Receivable 100.00
2,835.00
Total Accounts Receivable 15,000.00
6,900.00
Other Current Assets 8,057.25
12000 · Undeposited Funds 17,535.33
13001 · Registry Rec 3,750.00
13003 · License Plate Rec 54,177.58
13004 · USLGE Rec 522,140.35
14001 · Inventory- Gift Shop
15001 · Prepaid Expense- Insurance 121,636.25
15005 · Pre-Paid Advertising 580,554.34

Total Other Current Assets 6,226.88
19,630.97
Total Current Assets 152,836.62
74,678.18
Fixed Assets
16001 · Owned Land 7,691.36
16101 · Owned Building 963,254.60

16102 · Owned Furniture & Fixtures 70,833.36
70,833.36
16103 · Owned Machinery and Equiptment 1,556,228.31

16104 · Owned Improvements 6,364.74
6,364.74
16105 · Intangible Assets

16106 · Owned Miscellaneous

Total Fixed Assets

Other Assets
17101 · Horse Show Research Investment

Total Other Assets

TOTAL ASSETS

LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable
21001 · Accounts Payable

Total Accounts Payable

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04 AM Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders & Exhibitors Association

7/31/19 Balance Sheet
ccrual Basis
As of June 30, 2019

Other Current Liabilities Jun 30, 19
21004 · Sales Tax Payable
21005 · Property Tax Payable 57.86
2110 · Direct Deposit Liabilities 16,219.00
23001 · Unearned Rev- Membership Dues
23002 · Unearned Rev- Lifetime Member -1.05
23003 · Unearned Rev- Voice Sub 188,435.65
23004 · Unearned Rev- Ipeds Sub 103,141.04
23005 · Unearned Rev- Reg items on hold
23006 · Accounts Payable- DNA Lab Fees 12,744.47
23007 · Unearned Rev- Futurity Programs 24,759.73
23008 · Unearned Rev - Advertising 40,853.16
24001 · Lease Obligation 27,280.00
27001 · Payroll Liabilities 51,754.25

Total Other Current Liabilities 8,081.25
13,153.00
Total Current Liabilities
329.56
Long Term Liabilities
22001 · Notes Payble-Bank of Lincoln CO 486,807.92

Total Long Term Liabilities 493,172.66

Total Liabilities 39,299.18

Equity 39,299.18
31002 · Net Assets- Restricted
32000 · Retained Earnings 532,471.84
Net Income
43,152.50
Total Equity 1,021,127.84

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY -40,523.87

1,023,756.47

1,556,228.31

M & L Greenhouse
Loraine Sutton
199 Benford Road
Shelbyville, Tennessee 37160
931-684-5850 • fax 931-684-0903
Email: [email protected]
Like us on facebook @MLGreenhous

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Reprinted from the January 1966 Voice.
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Membership Application

Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association
Customer Service: 1-931-359-1574 or Join Online! WWW.TWHBEA.COM

ALL information must be filled in completely!

Name: DOB (dd/mm/yy)

Circle one: MR. MRS. Miss Dr. (Please provide all names & birthdates if purchasing family membership.)

DOB (dd/mm/yy)

Address: City/State/Zip:

Telephone: Email Address:

Enclosed is my payment for:

$125 Family Membership $1250 Lifetime Membership (age 49 and below)
(spouses 18 and over & children of household under 18) (age 70+ $650, age 60-69 $850, age 50-59 $1050)
$20Annual Youth Membership
$75 Annual Adult Membership 3 years $225 5 years $375 (17 yrs. & under)
(22 yrs. or older) Automatic Renewal
(Credit card on file in registry)
$75 Four-Year Young Adult Membership
(18-21 yrs.)

Check Credit Card Expires CCV

I am an:

WHTA trainer #_____________ trainer (other) breeder exhibitor owner other (4-H, FFA, vendor, friend, etc.)

and agree to abide by the By - Laws, Rules and Regulations of the TWHBEA, support its objectives, and comply with its standards of conduct.

Signature of Applicant: Date of Application:

Register now for your iPEDS Service!

iPEDS (Internet Pedigree System) is TWHBEA’s member-only on-line registry system.
Which iPEDS access would you prefer?

Premium - This option is available to all current TWHBEA members for an annual fee of $60.00. It offers everything in the Standard Access
option, but also includes pedigrees, production records and show records. Add $60 to your payment (TN residents add an additional

$5.55 for sales tax).
Standard - This is FREE to all current members and includes the names and registration numbers of over 500,000 horses contained in the
TWHBEA registry system. Standard Access also allows members to verify the status of a horse’s parentage verification.

To learn more about iPEDS, visit www.twhbea.com

SEND APPLICATION TO TWHBEA • P.O. BOX 286 • LEWISBURG TN 37091-0286

AUGUST 2019 SEPTEMBER 2019 .

01 - Declare Candidacy Deadline 01 - Mich State Fair & WHAM

09 - Voice Deadline Regional Futurity

10 - Bluegrass Pleasure Walking 02 - Labor Day; Office Closed

Horse Assn Show - Georgetown 07 - BGPWHA Horse Show

14 - Futurity Program Deadline Lebanon, TN

15 - Larry Weight Summer Classic 14 - BGPWHA Horse Show

16 - Larry Weight Summer Classic Georgetown

17 - Larry Weight Summer Classic 19 - Exec Cmte Meeting at

WHAO Summer Classic TWHBEA HQ

Ohio Regional Futurity 20 - WHTA Fall Classic

21 - TWHBEA National Futurity 21 - WHTA Fall Classic

22 - TWHNC Begins in Shelbyville 26 - Ballot Mailout Deadline

24 - TWHBEA All Youth Day 27 - WHAO Buckeye Fall

Horse Judging Competition Classic Horse SHow

29 - Here's To The Horse Invitational 28 WHAO Buckeye Fall

(POC Ashley Wadsworth) Classic Horse Show

29 - TWHBEA Premier Sponsor

Night

31 - Mich State Fair & WHAM

Regional Futurity

www.twhbea.com/events/

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STALLION REPORT ONE STALLION PER FORM! STALLION BREEDING REPORT

(Required on foal’s registration application.) (Use additional forms if needed.) 931-359-1574 • www.twhbea.com

Breeding Season Year: �������������������������������������� ANNUAL REPORTING PERIOD: September 1 - August 31
FILING DATE: On or before October 1*
Stallion’s REGISTERED Name: ��������������������������������
IMPORTANT: PENALTY OF $100 WILL BE ASSESSED FOR LATE FILING!
TWHBEA REGISTRATION #: ����������������������������������

The above named stallion stood at the following location(s) during this reporting period.

Farm/Stable Name: ___________________________________ City: ___________________________ State: ____________________ From: ____/____/____ To: ____/____/_____

PRINT OR TYPE THE MARE’S TWHBEA RECORDED OWNER(S) LAST DATE (MO/DAY/YR) ENTER A, FS, N, P, AUTHORIZE
TWHBEA REGISTERED REGISTRATION OF MARE MARE WAS EXPOSED. OR S* REGISTRATION
NAME OF MARE BRED
NUMBER (AT TIME OF SERVICE) IF PASTURE BRED, GIVE *SEE BACK OF FORM OF THE
DATES IN AND OUT RESULTING FOAL
OF PASTURE. ENTER “Y” OR “N”
*SEE BACK OF FORM

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

6)

7)

8)

9)

10)

CERTIFICATION: I do hereby certify that the above named mare(s) was/were exposed to this stallion on the day(s) recorded above.

___________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ____________________________ ____/____/____

WRITTEN signature of RECORDED OWNER (or) AUTHORIZED AGENT at time of service. Mailing Address: City/State/Zip Code Date

Payment: ❑VISA ❑MASTERCARD ❑CHECK ❑ MONEY ORDER ❑CASH

Exp.: ���� / ���� CVV: ��������
© 2017 TWHBEA
*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON REVERSE!

TWHBEA Youth

Medallion Class Standings
Pleasure
Gregory, Riley 35 Cowles, Rachel 9
Drane, Ani 30 Tucker, Morgan 9
Norris, Morgan 28 Kienast, Megan 9
Duncan, Emma 18 Waterbury, Haley 8
Duschel,Caitlyn 14 Nelms, Lexi 8
Mullins, Matthew 10 Hollis, Amelia 8
Vaughan, Cortney 10 Braxton, Parys 7
Rimanell, Marianna 10 Wood, Emma 6
Applewhite, Gavin 10
Scheib, Clara 10
Deal, Sydney 9
Langeberg, Taylor 9

Performance

Mackenzie Lawrence 10
Jayden Jackson 10
Morgan Norris 9

The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibi-
tors’ Association, in association with FAST, is proud
to announce the re-establishment of the Youth Me-
dallion Program. This class encourages youth riders
to learn and become 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 • Classes are for Flat-Shod and padded Perfor-
divisions, with the rider accumulating the most points mance Show Horses, performing all three gaits - flat
in each division receiving an educational scholarship walk, running walk, and canter.
valued at $500.00. Payout for Medallion classes are a • The rider, not the horse, accumulates points
medallion and money as follows $100, $75, $50, $40, awarded for placing and participating in the class.
$30. Therefore, riders are not required to show the same
horse throughout the season.
Guidelines for the Youth Medallion Classes:
• Open to all youth riders, age 17 and under
• (age as of January 1). Any horse show interested in offering medallion
Ownership of the horse is not required. Stal classes should contact TWHBEA at (931) 359-0592.
lions are not allowed. Affiliation forms are available at twhbea.com under
81 Youth Forms.

Hamilton
Riding Camp

By Lauren Hamilton
My father, Howard Hamilton started this
riding camp almost 30 years ago. Grow-
ing up I was a counselor, so to me, I feel
like I learned from the best! His goal
was to share his love of our wonderful
breed and has in turn brought many new
people into this industry. Now I am the
primary instructor with his assistance.
We always started from the ground up,
from the care and preparation right on
up to riding not just Pleasure but perfor-
mance horses as well. Everything we do
at camp is centered around horses, from
our art projects, to extra activities such
as bareback riding and horse relays. I
take around 15 campers and work solely
with them all week. We make Southern
Serenity our home for the week and wrap
it up with our camp horse show for par-
ents and friends to come see what they
have learned all week. This is my passion
and my hobby and I love to share it. I
think riding not only builds confidence
but instills so many wonderful values that
kids can take on and use in their day to
day lives.

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CAKSEHEPFSOR

2000 World Grand Champion
1991 to 2019

Year-Old world grand champion, it brought the house down.
Soon enough, Keeps found a friend and partner in Gilmer as his
new trainer who picked up where Day left off and carried him
into continued success. Keeps was Brought to Gilmer on Dec. 29,
1997 and the team made their debut in 1998 at the Jackson, Mis-
sissippi show where they won both the preliminary and cham-
pionship. They went on to unanimously win more stake titles
that year and had a preliminary win at the Celebration and were
fifth in the stake. In 2000 the team showed only twice before the
Celebration. They won the stake at Lewisburg a reserve at Wood-
bury and a reserve spot in the preliminary at the Celebration. On
Saturday night the then nine-year-old stallion and his deter-
mined rider were primed and ready. Both Brawner and Gilmer
felt Keeps made a near-perfect performance on Saturday night in
the championship.
Cash For Keeps was a unique and well-loved world grand cham- After his victory ride and championship presentation in the
pion Tennessee Walking Horse that will be remembered by all winner’s circle Keeps was taken back to the barn, his reins turned
that ever had any contact with him. He was a rarity that contin- loose and fan after fan petted the gentle champion as he seemed
ued to compete even after receiving his world grand champion- to bask in the attention. “People talk all the time about how great
ship and wearing the big set of roses and also came back to win or how gentle their horse is that it’s almost cliché,” Brawner said.
another world grand championship in a completely different “I don’t know of anything bad, wrong, or aggressive that he ever
division. did. He was just perfect. I know I shouldn’t say that, but he was.”
Cash For Keeps, by Coin’s Hard Cash and out of Pride’s GA After a brief rest and retirement Cash for Keeps began preparing
Peach by Pride of Midnight, “Keeps” as he was fondly known with a new owner Morrison, who at the time of purchase had her
will be remembered not only for his fantastic show career but own goals and dreams for Keeps which he never failed to fulfill.
also for his pleasant personality. Owned and loved at the time
of his death at 28 years old by Jeanne Morrison of Hattiesburg,
Mississippi. In addition to the Morrison Stables family “Keeps”
was loved by many, including his long-time trainer, Ray Gilmer
of West Tennessee and his former owners Elridge and the late
Harrell Brawer.
After winning his first World Grand Championship with Gilmer
in 2000, in what many at the time called the best Celebration
stake class in many years, Keeps came back to earn the Planta-
tion Pleasure Lite-Shod World Championship in 2006, also with
Gilmer. After winning the title in 2000 for the Brawners, Gilmer
said Keeps had a motor that only got stronger with time.
Foaled in 1991 Keeps was started by Sammy Day and early on in
his career the two of them collected their fair share of top prizes
together, including 1995, Four-Year-Old World Grand Champi-
onship as well as the preliminary for stallions. Under Day’s guid-
ance, Cash For Keeps was the first horse to defeat. He was Puttin
on the Ritz at Pulaski in 1994. In 1995, the team was part of one
of the greatest showdowns in Celebration memory. No one who
saw it will forget the workout between Day and Keeps and Our
First Impression and Brad Dunn. When he was named the Four- 86

Fond Farewell Nashville Council Defends State Horse
David “Steve” Stephen Bolick
Hickory, North Carolina At 4:52 a.m. this morning, this writer was awoken by the
Reid Estess email alert tone chiming on his cell phone. Awakening
Magnolia, Mississippi only enough to review the sender and subject matter,
Martha Nelms imagine the surprise to learn that Nashville and
College Grove, Tennessee Davidson County had reversed their seemingly
H. Ross Perot unarguable stance on the Tennessee Walking Horse©
Dallas, Texas and banning it from any sales, shows or exhibitions
Kevin Penick (even transporting via the county) in Davidson County
Summerville, South Carolina and the greater Nashville Metropolitan. The adopted
James “Jimmy” Richardson resolution sent was a pleasure to read and the
Ooltewah, Tennessee realization of what it meant overall was even more so.
Brenda Tyree TWHNC CEO Mike Inman followed it later with emails to
Rocky Mount, North Carolina all that helped fight the ban.
Gen’s Picture Perfect
Owned by Ron Lawrence Good morning everyone,
Lenoir City, Tennessee
Generator’s Falcon First I would like to sincerely thank each of you that took the time to reach
Owned by Ray Gilmer out to the Nashville Metro Council in opposition of the anti -walking horse
My Rockstar ordinance written to ban the great Tennessee Walking show horse from
Owned by Sarah Coffee Burks Davidson County In a really UNPRECEDENTED action, in the early hours this
Cash For Keeps morning, the sponsor of the ordinance withdrew it from the council after two
Owned by the Andrew Morrison Family unanimous approval readings in early meetings. Baylor Swindell, lobbyist
Cut-A-Rug working on our behalf and doing a great job, commented on how the
Owned by Chloe Casteel outreach from advocates for our horse was instrumental in educating many
Command & Control of the council which contributed to a change in course. As a compromise to
Owned by Sheryl Crawford obtain withdrawing of the ordinance the Council voted to adopt a non-
binding resolution opposing soring of horses. More details on this action can
be found in the current news tab at the walking horse report website.

Special appreciation needs to be mentioned for the efforts of Jeffrey Howard
and Steve Smith for their meetings and presentations made to members of
the council.

Thanks again for coming together and helping to achieve such outstanding
results! You are so appreciated.

Regards,

Mike

Resolution RS2019-1868

A resolution condemning animal abuse in any form, including the soring and mistreatment of
horses, and recognizing the federal regulatory safeguards in place to protect horses.

WHEREAS, Nashville and its citizens are against any form of animal abuse, soring or the
mistreatment of any animal, including horses; and

WHEREAS, the Tennessee Walking Horse is the official horse of the state of Tennessee and
Nashville and Davidson County are committed to preserving its history and tradition as the only
breed of horse with the name of the state included in the official breed name; and

WHEREAS, Davidson County encourages any person with knowledge of any animal abuse,
including any abuse of horses, to contact the appropriate authorities.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE METROPOLITAN
GOVERNMENT OF NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY:

Section 1. That the Metropolitan Council hereby goes on record as expressing its opposition of
any form of animal abuse, soring or the mistreatment of any animal, including horses.

Section 2. Nashville recognizes that any horse must be inspected prior to showing at any
show, including any show in Davidson County by a licensed inspector under the Horse
Protection Act codified in 15 U.S.C. §§ 1821–1831 to ensure compliance with the Horse
Protection Act and that only sound horses are allowed in any show, sale or exhibition.

Section 3. Nashville recognizes and acknowledges federal law exists to regulate horses and
prohibits the use of items outlined in 9 CFR § 11.2.

Section 4. This Resolution shall take effect from and after its adoption, the welfare of The
Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County requiring it.

Sponsor(s) Nancy Van Reece, Sheri Weiner

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The
Ambaster

and Ella Kline

East Tennessee Trainers’
Walking Weanling
Champion

Owned by
CL Kline Farms • Robbins, TN

Trained by
Mike Janeway Stables at Kline Farms
Mike Janeway & Ella Kline, trainers
Robbins, TN • 423-539-2842

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Holmes Farm Walkers . . .. . .. . .. . ..92 The opinions and statements expressed in Carol Wakefield
Honor My Country . . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..19 articles and advertising are not necessarily the Sponsorship Recruiting
I Am Angelique .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..46 viewpoint or position of the staff or magazine. Jane Moore
I Am Vicki’s Secret .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..22 The Voice is not responsible for opinions
I’m A Proud American . .. . .. . .. . ..23 and statements expressed in articles and paid TWHBEA Executive
I’m Draco .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..30 advertisements. We reserve the right to refuse Committee
I’m Lock-N-Load . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..47 unsolicited material and advertising. Repro-
I’m Pushin N Line .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..12 duction of advertising or editorial material President
Jeronimo . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..13 without the permission of the publisher is David Williams
Joe Pa . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..59 strictly prohibited. Senior Vice President
Jose’ .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..48 The Voice, the Official Breed Journal, Stephen B. Smith
Jose’ Cold Hard Facts .. . .. . .. . .. . ..46 (USPS 663-040) (ISSN 0505-8813) Secretary
Jose’s Revival .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..46 Is published bimonthly by TWHBEA Walt D. Chism
Legend Of Zelda . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..36 250 N. Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg, TN Breeders Vice President
Lewisburg .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..92 37091. Carrie Benedict
Lujoso. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..61 Periodicals postage paid at Lewisburg, Owners/Exhibitors/International Vice
Machete. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . IFC, 1 TN and additional mailing offices. President
Manny Pacquiao . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..53 Canada Post International Publications Keegan Meadows
Markel Ins. Co.. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..93 Mail Product Sales Agreement #1189689. Training Vice President
Marshall Co. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..28 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Spencer Benedict
Marty McFly .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..14 The Voice, P. O. Box 286, Lewisburg, TN Equine Welfare Vice President
Mayhem . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . 54-55 37091 James Heiting, Esq.
Me And Pocahontas . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..35 Marketing Vice President
Minor Ordeal . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..33 TWHBEA Membership: Ashley Wadsworth
Mr. Bentley . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..39 $75 One-eighteenth which is for a Administrative/Fiscal/Audit Vice President
My Ticket To Ride .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..51 Denise Rowland
NATRC . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..92 Subscription to The Voice Performance Horse Vice President
Precious Memories Farm . . .. . .. . ..92 for the dues period. Robin Webb, Esq.
Pleasure Horse Vice President
Non-member subscription: Dr. Joe Leith
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Vice President
Three years: $90 Margo Urad
Canadians, add $10/year, residents of Member At Large/Youth Vice President
other foreign countries ad $20/year and Chris Hazelwood

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