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OWNED BY: JO ANN DOWELL
POWELL OH

FROM YOUR PRESIDENT

from the president

David W. Williams

Spring is in FULL swing and we are seeing a multitude of Tennessee Walking Horse foals
birthday photos all over the social media sites. It’s a good time to be a horse breeder.
Our contacts at the breeding farms say it is looking like a much bigger year in breeding
from early indications. Many of our established breeders have told me they are breeding more
mares this year than in previous. I ask them, “What makes now different than then?” Their
response is that they are able to sell their foals and yearlings earlier and at very good prices.
Many at weaning and many sales are occurring after the foals are a few hours old. These are the
indicators that drive our breed and brings the value of a good broodmare up.

With the weather finally breaking to normal temps recently, the trails will be full of our weekend
riders. There may be no better pastime than to be on your trusty Tennessee Walking Horse, with
your best friends and your favorite refreshments for the day and enjoy the beautiful countryside.
To all our recreational riders “Be safe and have a wonderful time!”

Our show season is well underway and we are seeing many new faces on different horses. We
are also seeing many beautiful faces from past show ring years that are now coming back to
showing the wonderful Tennessee Walking Horse. Our horse is “infectious”. When you catch the
Walking Horse “bug” it is hard to shake. There is no cure for loving a Tennessee Walking Horse.

I wish you all wonderful experiences at the breeding barn, On the trails, and In the show ring!
It again, is my pleasure to serve as your TWHBEA President in 2018. Watch for even more
progress and growth coming from TWHBEA

David W. Williams
President TWHBEA

2018 Semi-Annual Board Of Directors Meeting
May 25-26, 2018

TWHBEA Headquarters, Lewisburg, Tennessee
See schedule on website

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APRIL/MAY 2018
VOLUME 57 | NO. 2

WWW.TWHBEA.COM

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Cover Features Events/Horse Shows

OMAHA 16 EQUINE EDUCATION DAY 10 50TH ANNUAL NATIONAL
Rider: BILL CALLAWAY TRAINERS’ SHOW
Owned by: Keith and Lorraine Rosbury 26 WHAT NEW TAX LAW WILL
MEAN TO HORSE INDUSTRY 20 FAST SPRING SHOWCASE
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31 NATRC 2017 HIGH POINT Every Issue
TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE
41 STALLION DIRECTORY
32 HORSE WORM FACE AND 42 HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY
DEWORMING 47 FOTO FINALE
48 ADVERTISERS’ INDEX
33 TWHBEA International High
Point Winners

37 TWHBEA Go Geldings High
Point Winners

38 TWHBEA Motivated Mares
High Point Winners

39 TWHBEA Versatility High Point
Winners

Columns 20

1 FROM YOUR PRESIDENT
7 FROM THE EXECUTIVE

DIRECTOR

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JOE FOSTEK
ROANOKE VA

OWNED BY
JOE FOSTEK
ROANOKE VA

OWNED BY
JOE FOSTEK
ROANOKE VA

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

TWHBEA – Lewisburg

RORY R. WILLIAMS

Executive Director|General Editor

Spring is in full bloom as are mares and foals are coming like pollen from a pine tree. But
we don’t sneeze at new foals rather; we welcome them with open arms. In the past two
months, there have been several changes around our place, most of which go unseen as
they are computer program alterations, personnel decisions, marketing meetings and strategies
for revenue sourcing, but we still hold our customer in as high esteem as we ever did. Your
business means the world to us; so, keep it coming.

Since the last magazine, the industry has seen some excitement as well. The first ever
W.H.T.A. Penalty Structure, for one, that made quite a stir and resulted in a very successful show
season start, Equine Education Day hosted by FAST and TWHYA, 50th Annual Trainers’ Show,
FAST Gala and Show to name a few things that have captured our attention. But, all of that is
just the appetizer. The main course is coming and promises to be full of meat & potatoes. Let’s
go, Exhibitors; Fill the stands with people coming to see the horses!!

In TWHBEA news, registrations are holding above 2017 numbers and budget projections.
That’s wonderful news. We know that nothing happens here till a foal hits the ground out there
and more foals means more business for everyone. Transfers are below average for this time of
year, and we hope they’ll pick up in the months to come; to my point, TWHBEA needs some
85 additional transfers right now to get on track with 2017 and 1,108 to meet budget for the
second quarter of FY18.

Now, to address memberships – everyone that had not renewed as of mid-March was sent
another letter, some for the first time in the mail, but otherwise a repeat from January. TWHBEA
is moving into the 21st century of communications, with email, video-teleconference meetings,
and we want to bring the association membership with us. Here’s all you need to do; accept
and sign-up for notifications from TWHBEA (you don’t have to read the repeats) which is a
notification coming soon on Facebook and email; and, add twhbea.com to your safe senders list
on your Outlook or other email platform. Coming as fast as we can bring it together, single touch
membership renewal – online transfers between current members – upgrades to iPEDS for ease
of use and function, plus many more items in the gift shop.

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TRAINED BY:

OWNED BY: DOWELL AND COLEMAN
POWELL OH AND UNIONVILLE TN

TRAINED BY:

OWNED BY: DOWELL AND COLEMAN
POWELL OH AND UNIONVILLE TN

50TH ANNUAL NATIONAL TRAINERS’ SHOW 50TH ANNUAL NATIONAL TRAINERS’ SHOW

50th Annual Tennessee Walking
Horse National Trainers’ Show

The Tennessee Walking Horse Trainers’ Association Broccard riding for owner Amanda Odom. Blaise became
celebrated its 50th anniversary of the National Trainers’ the first woman to win the championship stake at the
Show March 22-24 at the Calsonic Arena in Shelbyville, Trainers’ Show. Reserve went to Led Zeppelin and Scott
Tennessee. And what a show it was, an increase in the number Beaty for Abby Fox. And finishing out the top three was
of horses and large crowds with excitement in the air. Gen A Mighty and Jimmy McConnell for Donnie Taylor and
Mike Floyd.
Judges for the event were Jamie Bradshaw, Allen Forman
and Kenny Smith. 464 entries during the three nightly Congratulations to the Walking Horse Trainers’
performances was a 10 percent increase over the 421 Association on their 50th Golden Anniversary show being
entries from 2017. a huge success and starting the show season off with
enthusiasm and excitement.
The 2017 50th Anniversary National Trainers’ Show
Grand Champion was Reservation On Line with Blaise

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OWNED BY: HENRY AND PEGGY METCALF TRAINED BY:
BAINBRIDGE GA CARL EDWARDS AND SONS STABLES

DAWSON GA

TRAINED BY: “For God so loved the world that
that whoever believes in him shall
HANNAH MYATT


OWNED BY: THE JERRY MYATT FAMILY
ALVATON KY

he gave his one and only son, TRAINED BY:
not perish but have eternal life.”

-John 3:16

50TH ANNUAL NATIONAL TRAINERS’ SHOW 50TH ANNUAL NATIONAL TRAINERS’ SHOW

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OWNED BY: DENISE SMITH TRAINED BY:
BRENTWOOD, TENNESSEE
MANAGER, MARTY WARREN
615-218-6923

EQUINE EDUCATION DAY

Equine
Education

Day

On Friday, March 9th
approximately 2000 youth
from Bedford, Rutherford
and Williamson counties came to
the Calsonic Arena in Shelbyville,
Tennessee for the first Equine
Education Day. The day was
organized by FAST and TWHBEA
Youth Association along with
numerous volunteers. This program
was offered free of charge to give
the youth of Tennessee a better
understanding of the Tennessee
Walking Horse and the many
opportunities offered in the equine
industry. Throughout the day,
youth were able to talk with Equine
Riding Instructors, Veterinarians,
Farriers and Trainers. Horses were
on hand for viewing and students
could also observe a horse being
groomed, ridden, checked on by
a veterinarian or shod by a farrier.
Pizza was served to all attending.

Bobby Richards explained the
different gaits of a horse and what
judges look for in each division.

Thanks to all the volunteers,
those bringing horses and everyone
involved to make this Equine
Education Day a huge success.

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TRAINED BY:

OWNED BY: GARY AND CAROLYN POPE
TAYLORSVILLE NC



Omaha

We are pleased to announce the recent selection of World Champion
Omaha. The magnificent three-year-old stallion made his 2018 spring debut
at the trainers show with Scott Beatty in the irons. Scott and Omaha were
undefeated in their career, winning four blues including the Two Year Old
World Championship in Division A at the 2017 Celebration. Now Omaha has
joined the Callaway team and we are so excited to see what Bill Callaway
and this great Jose stallion can achieve together. Our sincere thanks to Scott

for the great success he and Omaha had together and to Joe Barnes for
selling Omaha to us. Keith and Lorraine

TRAINED BY:

OWNED BY: KEITH AND LORRAINE ROSBURY
MAPLE CREST FARM
BELL BUCKLE, TENNESSEE

FAST SPRING SHOWCASE

Fast Spring 20
Showcase

The second annual FAST Gala
was held April 12, 2018
kicking off the FAST Spring
Showcase held April 13-14. A silent
and live auction was held at the Gala
to benefit FAST with their mission to
protect and promote the Tennessee
walking performance horse.

The FAST Spring Showcase had
353 entries in 53 classes. Spencer
Benedict, Rollie Beard and Mike
Hilley served as judges for the show.
FAST awarded $500 to the trainer
showing the most horses and Joe
Lester and his team claimed this prize
showing 20 horses.

The final class of the show was
claimed by Masters Razzel And Jazz
with Herbert Derickson up for the
Alan Riddley family. Reserve went to
Lester H Burns and Ryan Blackburn
for Martin Cox. Uptight Jose and
Justin Harris rounded out the top
three.

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FAST SPRING SHOWCASE
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WHAT NEW TAX LAW WILL MEAN TO HORSE INDUSTRY

American Horse Council, NTRA Analysis: What
New Tax Law Will Mean to Horse Industry

(Reprinted from the web. © 2018, The Paulick Report. See note at bottom for entire reference.)

The Senate hustled early Wednesday morning, December 20 to pass the Tax Cuts and Jobs
Act of 2017 by a vote of 51-48. Although the House passed the bill Tuesday afternoon,
congressional budget rules required the Senate to return the bill to the House for a revote on
Wednesday to address technical changes. While details related to the 1,100-page conference
report on the final legislation continue to emerge, please see the below highlights from the
American Horse Council that will have the most direct impact on the horse industry:

Business Provisions

x Corporate Taxes: The new tax law reduces the corporate income tax rate from 35% to
21% and takes effect January 1. AHC members filing as “C corporations,” which are
generally identified by the suffix, “Inc.,” will see an immediate reduction in their official, or
statutory tax rate. AHC members filing as “C corporations” would include racetracks,
makers of pharmaceuticals and agricultural equipment, and large breeding operations
governed by officers and a board of directors, among others. While many policy experts
believe that the new tax code will be easier to navigate from a business perspective,
corporate taxpayers' effective liability will vary to the extent they are able to utilize the
new code's remaining deductions, some of which are outlined below.

x Small Business, “Pass-Through” Deduction: The Tax Cut and Jobs Act establishes a
20% deduction for the first $315,000 of joint income, or $157,500 for individual filers,
from “pass-through” entities such as partnerships, sole proprietorships and S
corporations. This new provision could benefit small businesses that generally report
incomes at or near the new threshold level. While various types of “pass-throughs”
constitute the fastest growing segment of AHC members, they also include ‘the majority
of U.S. farms.’ According to Department of Agriculture data, 85% of domestic agriculture
production comes from “pass-through” entities.

x Bonus Depreciation of Equipment: The House and Senate conference report includes
100% bonus depreciation – an increase from the current 50% rate – through December
31, 2022, for property placed in service after September 27, 2017. Beginning in 2023,
bonus depreciation is reduced from 100%, to 80% in 2024, then falls by 20% increments
each year through 2026. Farm equipment used in a business operation, breeding stock
and according to a preliminary review of the final language, race horses will benefit from
the robust deduction.

x Losses at the Racetracks: The final law preserves the deduction of losses “sustained …
on wagering transactions to the extent of the gains” realized “during the taxable
year.” However, the law clarifies that the “limitation on losses from wagering
transactions applies not only to the actual costs of the wages, but to other expenses
incurred by the individual in connection with the conduct of that individual's gambling
activity.” For example, the law subjects the deduction for travel expenses to and from a
racetrack to the cap established by the amount of the gains. Like many of the
deductions in the bill, the provision sunsets after 2025.

x Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) – The new law repeals the corporate AMT, ending the
need to calculate tax liability twice for a single filing.

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TRAINED BY:

OWNED BY: BRUCE AND ROBIN MACDONALD
ATLANTA GA AND SHELBYVILLE TN

WHAT NEW TAX LAW WILL MEAN TO HORSE INDUSTRY

Individual Provisions

x Estate Tax: The final law ultimately preserves the estate tax, but doubles the current
exemptions of $5.49 million for individuals and $10.98 million for married
couples. Raising the statutory threshold will reduce the number of farms and family
businesses subject to the tax. It will also spare many family-run businesses from
jumping over accounting hurdles to avoid the tax altogether.

x State and Local Taxes (SALT) – The tax law includes a significantly downsized, itemized
deduction for up to $10,000 of state and local property taxes. This provision – which
eliminates the unlimited, longstanding deduction for state, sales and local property taxes
– may pose challenges for AHC members who file returns in high-tax states next year.

x Mortgage Interest: The new law reduces the current $1 million cap on mortgage interest
to $750,000, which the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will apply to homes purchased
after January 1, 2018.

x Charitable Contributions: In cases of individual cash contributions, the final law
increases the percentage-limit deduction from the current rate of 50% of the donor's
adjusted gross income (AGI) to 60% of AGI.

Now the Real Work Begins

Tax policy experts predict that the [fast-moving] tax law will result in a lengthy bill in 2018 to
address technical corrections to clarify ambiguous provisions. The Internal Revenue Service
(IRS) will also begin a years-long process of promulgating regulations to implement the new
law. AHC recommends that members consult their accountants or other tax professionals to
begin assessing the new tax landscape for 2018 and beyond.

To view a 550-page copy of an explanation of the final conference report of the bill, please click
here: http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20171218/Joint%20Explanatory%20Statement.pdf.

For more information related to the new tax law and next steps, including technical corrections
and implementation, please contact Bryan Brendle, Director of Policy and Legislative Affairs,
at [email protected].

The National Thoroughbred Racing Association also released a statement on the new tax
law:

The Tax Bill cleared by Congress for President Trump's signature contains a number of
provisions beneficial to horse breeders and owners, according to an initial assessment by the
National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA).

The tax reform package benefits the horse racing industry by slashing corporate tax rates,
reducing most individual tax rates, doubling the estate tax exemption from $5 million to $10
million (indexed for inflation occurring after 2011), and generally providing special tax treatment
for certain pass-through entities (sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited liability companies,
and S corporations).

The package also includes significant and positive changes to depreciation and expensing of
yearlings, breeding stock, farm equipment and other qualifying depreciable property. These
include:

x Bonus Depreciation. An increase in bonus depreciation from 50 percent to 100 percent
for both new and used property acquired and put into service after Sept. 27, 2017, and
before Jan. 1, 2023. Bonus depreciation permits first-year, full expensing for purchases

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WHAT NEW TAX LAW WILL MEAN TO HORSE INDUSTRY

such as yearlings, breeding stock, and farm equipment. Current law provides for 50
percent depreciation on new property only. The new benefits will be effective at the 100
percent rate through 2022. Beginning with 2023, bonus depreciation will be phased out
at a rate of 20% each year until fully phased out after 2027.

x Sec. 179 Deduction. The maximum amount that may be expensed under this provision
has been increased from $500,000 to $1 million for new and used property. Additionally,
the phase-out threshold for the deduction has been increased from $2 million to $2.5
million. Both the maximum deduction and phase-out amount are permanently extended
and will be indexed for inflation.

x Farm Property. Machinery and equipment used in farming operations will be granted
accelerated depreciation with a useful life of only five years and depreciation using the
200 percent declining balance method. The current law provides for a useful life of seven
years and depreciation using the 150 percent declining balance method.

“At more than 700 pages, the tax reform bill and accompanying joint explanatory statement are
enormous in both size and complexity,” said NTRA President & CEO Alex Waldrop. “While the
overall impacts on ‘each individual’ will vary, in general many of the provisions should have a
positive impact on the economics of horse racing and breeding.”

For horseplayers – many of whom may benefit from the reduced corporate, individual, and
pass-through entity tax rates – the NTRA successfully worked to defeat a proposed amendment
that would have eliminated the itemized miscellaneous deduction for gambling losses entirely.
Consequently, horseplayers will continue to be allowed to deduct their losses from wagering
transactions (i.e., losing tickets) up to the amount of winnings. However, beginning January 1,
2018, through December 31, 2025, the limitation on losses from wagering transactions (up to
the amount of winnings) will apply not only to the actual costs of wagers incurred by an
individual, but also to other deductible expenses such as travel, and lodging incurred by the
individual in connection with the conduct of that individual's gambling activity.

Waldrop added: “The information presented in this release is not a comprehensive explanation
of the tax bill. The NTRA urges every industry participant with tax concerns to consult with your
tax advisor for information and planning advice applicable to your specific situation.”

2018. Paulick Report. https://www.paulickreport.com/news/the-biz/american-horse-council-ntra-analysis-
new-tax-law-will-mean-horse-industry/

TWHBEA NEWS Priscilla and Jason Horton of Morganton, North Carolina purchased a
Tennessee Walking Horse, approximately 10 years old, and did not have
VOICE • APRIL/MAY 2018 papers. Priscilla contacted TWHBEA headquarter and asked if we could test
to verify he was a Tennessee Walking Horse and who the parents were.

It was explained to Priscilla of the testing process and that we had not positively
matched any horses to their papers using the DNA testing. They decided to try
the testing even with these odds. On November 3, 2017 TWHBEA was notified
of a match and the Horton’s horse was confirmed to be Two Feathers Windwalker
20703268. We contacted the last recorded owners and they were happy to help
the Horton’s get their papers.

On December 5, 2017 TWHBEA had its first success story with matching papers
to a horse with DNA testing. We will do anything we can to help so if you have a
problem let us see if we can help you.

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NATRC 2017 HIGH POINT TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE

GOODNIGHT’S MASTERPIECE
And Gary Clayton

2017 NATRC High Point Tennessee Walking Horse

Ihave been riding Goodnight’s ©Betsy Pearman ©Betsy Pearman
Masterpiece AKA Amos in NATRC ©Betsy Pearman
for the past five seasons. The first ©Betsy Pearman
year of competition I rode him in the
Novice Division. After a rough start
Amos settled down to win top horse
in the Division. During the next four
years Amos grew in the champion
horse he has become. He is now
one of the top horses in Region 5,
winning top horse in the Open Heavy
weight Class this year. Amos has also
emerged as one of the top horses in
the nation. He finished second in the
Open Heavy weight Class nationally
and has won many other honors
along the way. Those include four
National Championships along with
accumulating nearly 4000 competitive
trail miles, 2 top Tennessee Walking
Horse awards, and finished second
twice in high percentage with a 99.3
% this year. This means that Amos was
the top horse in the 9 rides this year
99.3% of the time.

Amos and I have become a close
team that works together and takes
care of each other out on the trail. We
have been in some real bad situations
where he stayed calm and we worked
our way out of them.

As for myself I did not discover
horses until I was 63 starting out
with Quarter Horses. I soon learned
that they were not the horse for me.
I transitioned over to gaited horses
and riding became my passion. Since
that time I discovered NATRC which
allowed me to spend quality time with
my horse out on the trail and learn
that there was more to riding then
just sitting on a horse. I have since
recorded nearly 10,000 competitive
trail miles primarily riding two
outstanding TWH’s. Both horses have
won many of the highest honors in the
nation.

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HORSE WORM FACE AND DEWORMING

Horse Worm Facts and Deworming

Schedule by ValleyVet.com

PINWORMS LARGE STRONGYLES (BLOOD
WORMS)
Pinworm eggs are picked up by Adult strongyles are found firmly
horses from contaminated feed, attached to the walls of the large
water, bedding, and may also be intestine, where the females pass
present on tail wraps, grooming large numbers of eggs into the
materials, and even fence posts and manure. These eggs hatch and the
stalls. The female pinworm deposits larvae climb blades of grass and
eggs around the anus, secreting a are swallowed. The larvae then migrate to the large arteries
substance which can cause intense itching. This may lead to which supply the intestines. As the artery walls are damaged,
tail rubbing and even injury to the tail and rump. Washing blood clots form and break away, causing colic.
the perianal region may help relieve the itching, but all
materials used should be discarded or washed in hot water Small Strongyles (Cyathostomins): Ubiquitous parasites,
with soap. Pinworms may be difficult to diagnose in manure infecting nearly all grazing horses. Relatively mild pathogen,
samples, but the eggs can usually be picked up on scotch except when present in large numbers.
tape pressed to the skin near the anus.

ASCARIDS (LARGE TAPEWORMS
ROUNDWORMS)
Difficult to diagnose, it is estimated
The adult stages of the large that 40% of the horses in the
roundworm is found in the small U.S. are affected. Tapeworms are
intestine, where the female passes contracted during grazing, when
large numbers of eggs into the the horse ingests the intermediate
manure. In about two weeks, these host, a mite found on plants. Once
eggs become infective and the horse infected, tapeworms contribute to
picks them up while grazing. The larvae migrate into the digestive problems, colic and malnourishment. Tapeworms
blood vessels and are carried to the liver and lungs. The are often undetected using normal fecal flotation methods.
immature worms are coughed up and swallowed, maturing
in the small intestine to complete the life cycle.

BOTS ROTATION DEWORMING
SCHEDULE ROTATION
Bots are the immature maggot
stages in the life cycle of the bot fly, • 1 January/February
the adult of which resembles the Pyrantel
honeybee in general appearance.
The females lay their eggs by • 2March/April
attaching them to the hairs of the Fenbendazole/Oxibendazole
front legs, throat, and under line. As
the horse licks itself, the larvae attach themselves to the lips • 3May/June
and tongue and burrow into these tissues. After about three Ivermectin
weeks they attach themselves to the lining of the stomach,
where they may remain for several months, causing • 4July/Aug
additional damage. Pyrantel

• 5Sept/October
Fenbendazole/Oxibendazole

• 6November/December
Ivermectin

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TWHBEA INTERNATIONAL HIGH POINT WINNERS

International Region 3 High Point Awards Driving Pleasure Open Open Aged Horse Performance Canter/
Weanling Open Twitter Tweet Ind Stake

The Girl’s Knight Out owner Eugene and Ruth Joyce Zimmerly On the Hotline
owner Kala Burgett AOT Country Pleasure owner Kathryn Rupert
Princess Power
Yearling Open owner Terri Smith Model Youth
Geronimo’s Pushin Alen AOT Trail Pleasure Tim Tam Slam
owner Jennifer Jacobson Reveal the Storm owner Helen Clemens
owner Tracie Grandstaff All Day Pleasure Amateur
Model Open AOT Lite Shod Ritz Margarita Girl
Don’t Tread on Me Jazz owner Kelli Gushert
owners Karen Burris, Tony Burris, Andrea owner Lori Snyder-Lowe All Day Pleasure Youth
Burris, and Rhett Burris AOT Park Pleasure Watch My Snowfire
Walkin Nine to Five owner David and Cara Williams
In Hand Open owner Sara Ostrum Driving Pleasure Amateur
Stone Cold Bandit Twitter Tweet
owner Margaret Ranft and Marianne Springer Youth 11 & Under Performance owner Eugene and Ruth Joyce Zimmerly
Amateur Country Pleasure Hefee All Day Pleasure Canter
Whoopi’s Promise Angel The Great Expectation
owner Wendy Kaufman owner Jessica Parsons owner Sally Frones
Country Pleasure Youth Youth 12-17 Performance Country Pleasure Canter
Mr. Jessie James
owner Ann Jameson Ego Perseus
Open Country Pleasure owner Phillip Curlee owner R. Neil Earl
Amateur Specialty - Tie Trail Pleasure Canter
Hotline Bling Return of the Tiger
owner Kristen Reichard owner Marvin Roderman Half-Cocked
Amateur Trail Pleasure owner Rose Baumgardner
Enjoy the Ride
Rowdy After Dark owner Spencer and Carrie Benedict AOT All Day Pleasure
owner Pamela Kay Vann Patches Boss Lady
Amateur 15.2 & Under
Trail Pleasure Youth Empowered with Pride owner Brenda Highfield
Patches Boss Lady owner Jim Morris Lite Shod Canter

owner Brenda Highfield Open Aged Horses Performance Specialty Spotted Allens Patches ES
Open Trail Pleasure It’s Gin Again owner Jennifer Lambert
Gen All Around All Day Pleasure Open
owner Virgil Dryden Excalibur’s Masterpiece
owner David and Elizabeth Lamb Open 3-Year-Old Performance Sharlene Beckham and Tiffany Crawhorn
Amateur Lite Shod
Rowdys Revenge Betcha International Region 4 High Point Awards
owner Michelle Lamb owner Wayne Legg Model Open - Tie
Park Performance
Youth Lite Shod - Tie Limelight’s Golden Angel
Vindicated Calamity Gen owner Dodi Speece
owner Marjorie Kline Rasing the Border
owner Phillip Jan Boring and Marsha Coffey Show Pleasure Open
Cinco Diego owner Corey and Brenda Williams
Santana’s Storm Amateur Country Pleasure
owner Phillip Jan Boring and Marsha Coffey Owner Richard Mitch Limelight’s Golden Angel
Open Lite Shod Country Pleasure 4 & Under owner Dodi Speece
Justifiable Country Pleasure Youth
Zahara Limelight’s Golden Angel
owner Amy Spinelli and Frank and Jenise owner Lori Snyder-Lowe owner Dodi Speece
Vicari Trail Pleasure 4 & Under Amateur Trail Pleasure
She’s Lined Dancing
Amateur Plantation Pleasure Jose El Amo owner Margo Urad
Extra Classic owner Phillip Jan Boring and Marsha Coffey Trail Pleasure Youth
High Headed Lady Y.F.
owner Margaret Ranft Plantation 4 & Under
Youth Plantation Pleasure Showboat Senorita owner Ronnie Blakely and Angela Burkhalter
Open Trail Pleasure
Showboat Senorita owner Phillip Jan Boring A Black Mamba
owner Phillip Jan Boring Lite Shod 4 & Under
Open Plantation Pleasure owner Barbara Chapman
Zazz Amateur Lite Shod
Extra Classic owner Lori Snyder-Lowe Walking to Heaven
owner Margaret Ranft Park Pleasure 4 & Under owner Monte Gibbs
Amateur Park Pleasure Youth Lite Shod
Cinco Diego Man Dressed in Black
Stone Cold Bandit owner Phillip Jan Boring and Marsha Coffey owner Dodi Speece
owner Marianne Springer and Margaret Ranft
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Youth Park Pleasure He’s Gin on the Rocks
Spotted Allens Patches Es owner Lorraine Rosbury
owner Jennifer Lambert
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Open Park Pleasure
Stone Cold Bandit

owner Marianne Springer and Margaret Ranft

TWHBEA INTERNATIONAL HIGH POINT WINNERS

Open Lite Shod Walking Ponies Performance Yearling Open
Coin Makers Legacy The American Mobster The Lady Godiva
owner Rosalee Manning owner Deborah Dill owner Ella Kline
Amateur Classic Park Pleasure Show Pleasure Open
Girl Powered Model Open
The Power Hitter owner Debby Myers How Dare You
owner Barbara Chapman owner Darlene Buckner and Mildred Player
Open Classic Park Pleasure Country Pleasure 4 & Under Amateur Country Pleasure
High Headed Lady Y.F. Bella Belle Parole Patrol
owner Ronnie Blakeley and Angela Burkhalter owner Patsy Callicutt
Amateur Park Pleasure owner Fred and Lisa Weaver Country Pleasure Youth
Trail Pleasure 4 & Under Parole Patrol
Ted R Us owner Patsy Callicutt
owner Rick Roberson She’s Lined Dancing Open Country Pleasure
Mississippi Mob Boss owner Margo Urad Over Whelming Force
Lite Shod 4 & Under owner Marcia Hersh
owner Dot Rider Amateur Trail Pleasure
Open Park Pleasure Blacklist Good Til the Last Drop
owner Steve and Katherine Zeis owner James and Dawn Payne
Tex R Us Trail Pleasure Youth
Owner Rick Roberson Amateur Canter Down in Dixie
AOT Country Pleasure Silver Shiraz owner Larry Heiden and Debbie Wells
Open Trail Pleasure
Alamo Joe owner Carol Canerday Allen Gottaround
owner Mary Gillis Amateur Ladies owner Connie and Brittany Hall
AOT Trail Pleasure Silver Shiraz Amateur Lite Shod
Cash for My Baby
Juan Carlos owner Carol Canerday owner Paul Bryan
owner Fred and Lisa Weaver Show Pleasure Amateur Youth Lite Shod
Avengers Topsy
AOT Performance Hello Hello owner Thomas Cherry
Sweepstakes Cash Prize owner Darden Gladney Open Lite Shod
owner Michael and Chavigny House Park Performance Amateur Cash for My Baby
Youth 12-17 Performance owner Paul Bryan
Summer Light Amateur Plantation Pleasure
Wired For Cash owner John and Judith Dial Win My Affection
owner Terry Dotson Open Aged Horse Performance Canter/ owner Kathy Atkins
Amateur Specialty Open Plantation Pleasure – 3xTie
Ind Stake Seventh Inning Stretch
Wired For Cash Incredible Machine owner Jan Lambert
owner Terry Dotson owner Linda Stewart
Amateur 3-Year-Old Performance Prince Jose
Model Youth owner Grandy Tuck
Lottie Grace Limelight’s Golden Angel Oop’s Copper Coin
owner Ronald Carney and Bennie Moss owner Donald and Kelley Featheringill
owner Dodi Speece Open Classic Park Pleasure - Tie
Amateur 4-Year-Old Performance All Day Pleasure Amateur Carbon’s Triple Coin
A Kennedy Half Dollar owner Sharon Rice
owner Carole Baxter She’s Loose and Armed Twilight Reflection
owner Amanda Masholie owner Martha Child
Amateur 15.2 & Under Walking Ponies Performance Adult Amateur Park Pleasure
Jimmer Fredette
I’m a Specialist Late Night Caller
owner Carole Baxter owner Monte Gibbs owner Stephen McLaurin
Open Aged Horse Performance Specialty Country Pleasure Canter
Designer Champagne Youth Park Pleasure
Jimmy Johnson owner Perry and Kimberly Walden Banks
owner Harold and Sherry Roberts Trail Pleasure Canter
Open 2-Year-Old Performance Limelight Is Armed owner Daphne France
owner Rosalee Manning Open Park Pleasure
Rose Hill Classic Park Canter C’Mon Turn Me Loose
owner Carole Baxter Slammin Rammer owner Larry Heiden and Debbie Wells
YS Fly Like an Eagle owner Dave and Elaine Kapinos Showmanship at Halter
owner Bennie Moss and Ronald Carney Lite Shod Canter
Open 3-Year-Old Performance Undeniably Dangerous Pushed by Jose
Motown’s Undercover Boss owner Elaine Kapinos owner Jena Hayes
owner Otis Seaberry All Day Pleasure Open
Open 4-Year-Old Performance
Don’s Angel
Dixie Rita owner Dodi Speece
owner Debby Myers and J. Parker Watts
International Region 5 High Point Awards
15.2 & Under Performance Weanling Open
A Kingfish Misfire

owner Raymond and Jane Stiles owner Joe Stembridge
Park Performance
Summer Night

owner John and Judith Dial

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TWHBEA INTERNATIONAL HIGH POINT WINNERS

AOT Country Pleasure Walking Ponies Performance The Royal Dollar
All or Nothing Do More Jose owner Stacy Blackburn

owner Amanda Odom owner Larry McLaughlin Lite Shod Canter
AOT Trail Pleasure Show Pleasure Open Smart ‘N Wicked
owner William and Grace Cozart
Allen Gottaround The Doc Holliday Show Pleasure Youth
owner Connie and Brittany Hall owner Danny Kistler
Country Pleasure 4 & Under Parole Patrol
AOT Lite Shod Sweet as Strawberry Wine owner Patsy Callicutt
I’m Mr. Blues owner Dennis Russell and Carol Missildine All Day Pleasure Open
Trail Pleasure 4 & Under – Tie
owner Larry Heiden and Debbie Wells Parole Patrol
AOT Park Pleasure Blown Away owner Patsy Callicutt
C’Mon Turn Me Loose owner William Coley and Kasey Kesselring
International Region 7 High Point Awards
owner Larry Heiden & Debbie Wells Hashtag Weanling Open
AOT Performance owner Whitlei Green Exeter
I’m Gus McRae Lite Shod 4 & Under
owner Cindy Bryant owner Jack Heffington
Luck of the Ritz Yearling Open
Youth 11 & Under Performance owner John Harris
Willie Twilight Park Pleasure 4 & Under Most Wanted MCF
owner Lorraine Rosbury
owner John Callicut I Walk the Walk
Youth 12-17 Performance owner Bobby Jones and Roger Richards Model Open
Mystic Jazz
Oh My Stars Amateur Canter – Tie owner Ronnie and Angela Rushing
owner Terry Alan Riddley He’s Wild Eyed & Wicked In Hand Open - Tie
owner Stephen McLaurin Silver’s Elusive Dream
Amateur Specialty owner Melissa Marcum
An American Threat A Cowboy Casanova Walkin’ & Jammin’ CTF
owner Barbara Corbett and Lynn Hickok owner Wayne Putman owner Chet Mills
Amateur 2-Year-Old Performance Amateur 50 & Over Amateur Country Pleasure
Side Lined
Hollywood Nights Knock ‘Em Ted owner Harold Roberts
owner Steve Wilson owner William and Jannie Chapman Country Pleasure Youth
Amateur 3-Year-Old Performance Let’s Get Rowdy
Walk With Me WTC Amateur Ladies owner Michael and Annette Weber
MG’s Final Stand Open Country Pleasure
owner Kyle Bush owner Teresa Weese Miss Lady Antebellum
Amateur 4-Year-Old Performance Show Pleasure Amateur owner Gail Justice and Tory Baxter
The Doc Holliday Amateur Trail Pleasure
Lined In Diamonds owner Danny Kistler Etta James by TJB
owner Connie Hess Park Performance Amateur owner Steve Zeis
Amateur 15.2 & Under – Tie Trail Pleasure Youth
A Touche’ Artemis Fowl
Exclusive Jazz owner Jannie Chapman owner Claire Hankins, Claire Vaughn and
owner Gerald Wardlow Open Aged Horses Performance Canter/ Linda Vaughn
Open Trail Pleasure
Knock ‘Em Ted Ind Stake Magellan
William and Jannie Chapman Master’s Razzel and Jazz owner Alexander Johnson
Open Aged Horses Performance Specialty Amateur Lite Shod
owner Terry Riddley I’m Majestic
Warbird All Day Pleasure Amateur owner Karen and Jean Baum
owner Ginger Williams Youth Lite Shod
Open 2-Year-Old Performance Locked in Gold I Rish I Could
owner Martha Child owner Glenda Kirkland
Omaha Walking Ponies Performance Adult Open Lite Shod
owner Joseph Barnes Lil Wayne
Open 3-Year-Old Performance Prime Country owner Jeff Gillespie
owner Jerry Hewitt Open Plantation Pleasure - Tie
The Heartbeat All Day Pleasure Canter Famous at the Ritz
owner Rae Martin owner Jimmy Tillett
Open 4-Year-Old Performance Enchanter’s MG Black Devil is Armed
City Girl’s Dream owner Jo Boucher owner Blake Cammack
owner Louis and Valerie Goecker Trail Pleasure Canter
15.2 & Under Performance Allen Gottaround
A Cowboy Casanova owner Connie and Brittany Hall
owner Wayne Putman
Park Performance Amateur Park Canter
C’Mon Turn Me Loose
Tiger Blood owner Larry Heiden and Debbie Wells
owner Lisa Baum Pro-Am Performance
Park Performance
Conga Line
The Shut Out owner Delores Griffith
owner Cora Fish Am-Am Performance

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TWHBEA INTERNATIONAL HIGH POINT WINNERS

Open Classic Park Pleasure – Tied Open 4-Year-Old Performance Yearling Amateur
B B King’s Jazz A Pink Floyd Well Hello Darlin’
owner Bobby Jones and Roger Richards
owner Van Stephens and Steve Womack Owner Steve and Kathy Zeis
Hello I’m Johnny Cash 15.2 & Under Performance Model Youth
owner Sherri Pollack Victory Trip
Amateur Park Pleasure He’s The Lady’s Man owner Daniel Starnes
Gintastic owner Maisie McSwain All Day Pleasure Amateur
owner Bradley Patton Park Performance – Tie Diamond’s Black Beauty
Youth Park Pleasure I’m a Proud American owner Marion Pennington
Gintastic owner William Willams All Day Pleasure Youth
owner Bradley Patton Gi Gi’s Finally Friday
Open Park Pleasure Do Right Owner Claire Hankins and Clair Vaughn
Boston Bay owner Steve Wilson Fine Harness Amateur
owner Jeff Gillespie Walking Ponies Performance Lined Royal Cash
Driving Pleasure Open owner Wilsene Moody-Kwok
I’m Johnny Dollar Prime Poison Walking Ponies Performance Adult
owner Addie Harris and Bruce Macdonald Knock ‘Em Ted
owner Everett and Vickie Penick owner William and Jannie Chapman
AOT Country Pleasure Show Pleasure Open All Day Pleasure Canter
Trouble’s Touch of Gold Title Sweepstake Spirit’s Pushy
owner Jackie Dean
owner Stephen and Jill Ponder owner Wanda Pollack Country Pleasure Canter
AOT Trail Pleasure Diamond’s Black Beauty
Enchanted Wolf Country Pleasure 4 & Under owner Marion Pennington
Hey Charlene Trail Pleasure Canter
owner Debbie Smothers Ms. Understood
AOT Lite Shod owner Lindy Holt Owner Gay Dempsey and Carl Gleghorn
Trail Pleasure 4 & Under Amateur 60 & Over Performance
Pap’s Got the Blues Lined with Poison
owner Susan Wood Granted Parole owner Donald Collins
AOT Performance owner Harold Roberts Amateur 70 & Over Performance
Lite Shod 4 & Under Jose it Ain’t So
I’m Gus McRae owner Larry Russell
owner Cindy Bryant Moonshine by Blue Pro-Am Performance
Youth 11 & Under Performance owner Glenda Kirkland The Jazz Player
Park Pleasure 4 & Under owner Sarah Burks
Inception Am-Am Performance
owner Beth Beasley Grits in Dixie Willie Twilight
Youth 12-17 Performance owner Darrin Sisk owner John Callicutt
Lite Shod Canter – Tied
Benelli Fine Harness Lil Wayne
owner Will Derickson Bingo Time owner Jeff Gillespie
Amateur Specialty - Tie owner Sandy Shumate Roscoe Jenkins
Amateur Canter – Tie owner Susan Coleman
Be My Baby Evening at the Palm Show Pleasure Youth
owner Robert Deutsch owner Edward Johnson Blues For Santana
A Cowboy Casanova owner Dan and Janet Crunk
Gen’s Not Kid’n owner Wayne Putman All Day Pleasure Open
owner Martha Milligan Amateur 50 & Over Spirit’s Pushy
Amateur 2-Year-Old Performance owner Jackie Dean
Unreal
I am Mighty Jose’ owner Lisa Baum
owner Jason & Jerry Myatt Amateur Ladies
Amateur 3-Year-Old Performance
Gin Toddy
Walk With Me WTC owner Sue Irby
owner Kyle Bush Show Pleasure Amateur
I am the Rock Jr.
Amateur 4-Year-Old Performance owner Jannie Chapman
Maroon 5 Park Performance Amateur
Dirty Sexy Money
owner Luke Baum owner Carol Missildine
Amateur 15.2 & Under Open Aged Horses Performance Canter/
Ind Stake - Tied
I’m Stan the Man
owner Ben Brogdon Warbird
Open Aged Horses Performance Specialty owner Ginger Williams
Nino’s Category Five
owner Barbara Moersch The Land Shark
Open 2-Year-Old Performance owner Larry Russell
Weanling Amateur
I am Lolita’
owner Bobby Jones Side Effects
Open 3-Year-Old Performance owner Russell and George Wright

A Gin to Win Weanling Juvenile
owner Harold Roberts Crossroads

owner John Dorris

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TWHBEA GO GELDINGS HIGH POINT WINNERS

TWHBEA Geldings Opportunities Program Winners 2017

Performance Versatility

Senior Geldings Senior Geldings
1. An American Threat & Barbara Corbett 1. El’s A Poppin & Rachel Cowles
2. Vegas Ritz & Julia Livingston 2. Rev’s Treasure & Vic Gernt
3. The American Mobster & Deborah Dill 3. Enchanter’s MG & Jo Boucher
4. Tennessee Waltz’n in Frisco & Meredith Driskell 4. Ratchet & Danny & Wanda Reagan
5. Rodeo Drive & CCJK Enterprise
6. The Dixie Label & Heather Beard Junior Geldings
7. Black Gin’s Shadow Dancin & Taylor Strickler 1. Dangerous Da Vinci & Shelby Ratliff

Junior Geldings Recreational Trail
1. Sunny Foolish Dollar & CCJK Enterprise
2. Back to Back & Paul & Julia Livingston Senior Geldings
1. Traces of Grey & Roberta Young
Pleasure 2. Enchanter’s MG & Jo Boucher
3. Snow Dove & Jon Alexander
Senior Geldings
1. Rev’s Treasure & Vic Gernt Junior Gelding
2. Wicked Times & Vic Gernt 1. Saga & Jesseca Johanson
3. Enchanter’s MG & Jo Boucher
4. Jazz King’s Pushover & Catherine Cummings Endurance Trail
5. Cowboy on Parole & CCJK Enterprise
6. Bubba Blues & CCJK Enterprise Senior Geldings
7. Keystroke’s Red Man & Rhonda C. Ingle 1. Traces of Grey & Roberta Young
8. Tigre’ & Shea Sproles
9. Jose’ on the Bay & Susannah Borg/Keegan Meadows
10. El’s a Poppin & Rachel Cowles

Junior Geldings
1. Bad Moon’s Watchout & Danny & Wanda Reagan
2. Black List & Kathy Zeis
3. A Secret Agent Man & Sophia Borg & Keegan

Meadows
4. A-R 15 & Angela Patterson

Super Performance Gelding of the Year: An American Threat & Barbara Corbett
Super Flat Shod Gelding of the Year: El’s a Poppin & Rachel Cowles

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TWHBEA MOTIVATED MARES HIGH POINT WINNERS

TWHBEA Motivated Mare Winners 2017

Performance Versatility

Senior Mares Senior Mares
1. My Baby & Robert Deutsch 1. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes
2. Lined Royal Cash & CCJK Enterprise 2. Belle of Rocky Hill & Linda Starnes
3. Rose Command & Linda Scrivner 3. Sweet Dixie Delight & Linda Starnes
4. Extra Motion & Margo Urad 4. Blue Eyed & Blonde & Connie Graves
5. One Tuff Cowgirl & Terri Glonek
Junior Mares 6. Pistol Packin’ Annie & Morgan Hodge
1. Walk With Me WTC & Robert Deutsch 7. Liberty’s Kiss & Linda Starnes
8. A 24KT Masterpiece & Jo Boucher
Pleasure
Junior Mares
Senior Mares 1. A Threat of Autumn & Rachel Artman
1. Blue Eyed and Blonde & Connie Graves 2. Gen’s Enchanted Lady & Jo Boucher
2. Surviving Heart & Catherine Cummings
3. Victory Trip & Linda Starnes Recreational Trail
4. Pistol Packin’ Annie & Morgan Hodge
5. Det’s Star & Katie Wohlegemuth Senior Mares
6. A 24KT Masterpiece & Jo Boucher 1. One Extra Dollar & Connie Graves
7. Pushing for Parole & CCJK Enterprise 2. A 24KT Masterpiece & Jo Boucher
8. Etta James by TJB & Kathy Zeis 3. Belle of Rocky Hill & Linda Starnes
9. She’s American Jazz & Keegan Meadows 4. Liberty’s Kiss & Linda Starnes
10. Belle of Rocky Hill & Linda Starnes 5. Pride’s Apex & Jon Alexander

Junior Mares Junior Mares
1. Gen’s Enchanted Lady & Jo Boucher 1. Gen’s Enchanted Lady & Jo Boucher
2. Miss Sarah Allen & Jennifer Batts
3. Abirene & CCJK Enterprise
4. Miss Southern Tide & Sophia Borg
5. She’s Lined Dancing & Margo Urad
6. Veto Power & Rachel Teague
7. Shadow of Shadow & CCJK Enterprise

Super Performance Mare of the Year: Be My Baby & Robert Deutsch
Super Flat Shod Mare of the Year: Victory Trip & Linda Starnes

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TWHBEA VERSATILITY HIGH POINT WINNERS

2017 Versatility Championship Titles Earned Hunter Hack
1. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes
Adult Supreme Awards Earned During 2017
Fancy Lil Power Play and Loretta Borden Timed Speed Events
1. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
Youth Superior Awards Earned During 2017 2. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
I’m Pretty Major and Sienna Gullickson for owner Nicole Hirsekorn 3. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider
4. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider
Adult Champion Awards Earned During 2017 5. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes
Fancy Lil Power Play and Loretta Borden 6. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott
7. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
Elite Champion Awards Earned During 2017
Blue Eyed And Blonde and Connie Graves Western Riding
Belle Of Rocky Hill and Linda Starnes 1. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes

Youth Champion Awards Earned During 2017 Showmanship At Halter
Sassy’s Golden Topaz and Rachel Artman for owner Kristy Artman 1. El’s A Poppin’ Rachel Cowles, owner/rider
Here Comes The Thunder and Keaton Thompson 2. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider
3. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes
2017 TWHBEA Versatility Youth High Point Awards 4. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
5. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
English Pleasure 6. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott
1. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn 7. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
2. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson 8. Ratchet, Patricia Crisp for Danny Reagan
3. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes 9. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman
4. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman
5. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott Equitation
6. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider 1. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider
2. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider
Model/Halter 3. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
1. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes 4. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes
2. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 5. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
3. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider 6. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman
4. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 7. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott
5. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
6. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson Judged Pleasure Ride
7. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider 1. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
2. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott
2-Gait TWH Pleasure 3. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
1. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider
2. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider Dressage
3. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 1. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider
4. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes 2. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
5. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 3. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider
6. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman 4. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Atman for Kristy Artman
7. Ratchet, Patricia Crisp for Danny Reagan
Untimed Game Events
TWH Over Fences 1. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider
1. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman 2. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider
2. Extreme/Sport 3. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes
3. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn 4. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
4. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 5. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott
6. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
Western Pleasure 7. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes
1. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn 8. Ratchet, Patricia Crisp for Danny Reagan
2. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott
3. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson 2017 TWHBEA Versatility Elite High Point Awards
4. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes
5. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider English Pleasure
6. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman 1. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider
2. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider
Basic Reining 3. Pride’s Trigger Finger, Helen Clemens for Janet Knight
1. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 4. Bad Moon’s Watch Out, Wanda Reagan, owner/rider
2. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman 5. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider

Trail Obstacle Model/Halter
1. Victory Trip, Rachel Cowles for Linda Starnes 1. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider
2. Victory Trip, Shelby Finch for Linda Starnes 2. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider
3. Here Comes The Thunder, Keaton Thompson, owner/rider 3. Bad Moon’s Watch Out, Wanda Reagan, owner/rider
4. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn 4. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider
5. El’s A Poppin’, Rachel Cowles, owner/rider 5. Keystroke’s Red Man, Rhonda Ingle, owner/rider
6. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott 6. Pride’s Trigger Finger, Helen Clemens for Janet Knight
7. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson
8. Sassy’s Golden Topaz, Rachel Artman for Kristy Artman 2-Gait TWH Pleasure
9. Ratchet, Patricia Crisp for Danny Reagan 1. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider
2. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider

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3. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider 2-Gait TWH Pleasure
4. Pride’s Trigger Finger, Helen Clemens for Janet Knight 1. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider
5. Keystroke’s Red Man, Rhonda Ingle, owner/rider 2. Alamo Joe, Mary Shave Gillis, owner/rider
6. Bad Moon’s Watch Out, Wanda Reagan, owner/rider 3. Ratchet, Wanda Reagan for Danny Reagan
7. Go Boy’s Regis, Christine Pepmeyer, owner/rider 4. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes

Western Pleasure TWH Over Fences
1. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider 1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
2. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider
3. Bad Moon’s Watch Out, Wanda Reagan, owner/rider Extreme/Sport
4. Pride’s Trigger Finger, Helen Clemens for Janet Knight 1. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider
5. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider
Western Pleasure
Basic Reining 1. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirskorn, owner/rider
1. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider 2. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider
2. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider 3. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Borden, owner/rider
3. Victory Trip, Linda Starnes, owner/rider
Basic Reining
Trail Obstacle 1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
1. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider
2. Victory Trip, Linda Starnes, owner/rider Trail Obstacle
3. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider 1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
4. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider 2. Sweet Dixie Delight, Linda Starnes for Larry Starnes
5. Go Boy’s Regis, Christine Pepmeyer, owner/rider 3. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider
6. Pride’s Trigger Finger, Helen Clemens for Janet Knight 4. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider
5. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Borden, owner/rider
Timed Speed Events 6. Ratchet, Wanda Reagan for Danny Reagan
1. Victory Trip, Linda Starnes, owner/rider
2. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider Hunter Hack
3. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider 1. 1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
4. Pride’s Trigger Finger, Helen Clemens for Janet Knight
5. Go Boy’s Regis, Christine Pepmeyer, owner/rider Timed Speed Events
1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
Western Riding 2. Sweet Dixie Delight, Linda Starnes for Larry Starnes
1. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider 3. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Borden, owner/rider
2. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider 4. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider
3. Pride’s Trigger Finger, Helen Clemens for Janet Knight
4. Go Boy’s Regis, Christine Pepmeyer, owner/rider Western Riding
5. Victory Trip, Linda Starnes, owner/rider 1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes

Showmanship At Halter Showmanship At Halter
1. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider 1. Sweet Dixie Delight, Linda Starnes for Larry Starnes
2. Victory Trip, Linda Starnes, owner/rider 2. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
3. Keystroke’s Red Man, Rhonda Ingle, owner/rider 3. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider
4. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider 4. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Borden, owner/rider
5. Bad Moon’s Watch Out, Wanda Reagan, owner/rider 5. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider

Equitation Equitation
1. Blue Eyed And Blonde, Connie Graves, owner/rider 1. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider
2. Keystroke’s Red Man, Rhonda Ingle, owner/rider 2. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Borden, owner/rider
3. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
Judged Pleasure Ride 4. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider
1. I’m Pretty Major, Sienna Gullickson for Nicole Hirsekorn
2. Finally Bustin’ Out, Alana Knott for Shelley Knott Competitive Riding
3. Painted Encore, Brooke Kylie Johnson for Kelly Johnson 1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes

Dressage Judged Pleasure Ride
1. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider 1. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Borden, owner/rider
2. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider
Untimed Game Events
1. Belle Of Rocky Hill, Linda Starnes, owner/rider Dressage
2. Dolly Dumas, Ada Keen, owner/rider 1. Alamo Joe, Mary Shave Gillis, owner/rider
3. Go Boy’s Regis, Christine Pepmeyer, owner/rider 2. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
4. Victory Trip, Linda Starnes, owner/rider
Untimed Game Events
2017 TWHBEA Versatility Adult High Point Awards 1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
2. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Borden, owner/rider
English Pleasure 3. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider
1. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider 4. Ratchet, Wanda Reagan for Danny Reagan
2. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes 5. Alamo Joe, Mary Shave Gillis, owner/rider
3. Fancy Lil Power Play, Loretta Dorden, owner/rider
4. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider

Model/Halter
1. Victory Trip, Daniel Starnes for Linda Starnes
2. Sweet Dixie Delight, Linda Starnes for Larry Starnes
3. Pistol Packin’ Annie, Morgan Hodge, owner/rider
4. A Strong Will, Nicole Hirsekorn, owner/rider

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STALLION DIRECTORY

Fond MISSISSIPPI SILVER EXPRESS 955308 GR. By Power
Farewell GERONIMOS FIREBALL 20306959 BL Of Persuasion, out of Backcourt Foul. Owned
TO. By Ima Fireball Too, out of Geronimos by Robert and Lisa Marbry. Standing at White
Oreon “Odie” Adcock Rose. Owned by Brad Maxcey. Standing at Oak Farm, Sammy Sanders, breeding manager,
East Petersburg, Pennsylvania Circle M Farm, 852 Strengthfore Pleasant Grove 10023 Rosemark Road, Atoka TN 38004;
Rd., Laurel MS 39443; 601/323-4828; email: 901/829-3303 stable, 901/458-4314 office,
Willie Cook, Jr. [email protected]. Fee: $500. 901/829-3333 residence, 901/458-9792 fax,
Braselton, Georgia email: [email protected], website: www.
Joseph Martin Finch MONTANA whiteoakstallions.com, Fee: $550.
Shelbyville, Tennessee SKYE’S SAPHYRE STARLYTE21200786
Bertram Philip Jones BR, Sire Generator’s Dr Blue, dam Jose’s Bay STEEL CONNECTION 951441BL.
Princetn, Kentucky Lay. Owned by Debbie Jeppesen. Standing at By Clutch’s Sure Threat, out of Mark Plum
Walkers On Water, 170 Sun Prairie Road, Great Perfect. Owned by Jo Ann Dowell. Standing at
Roger Nichols Falls MT 59404; 406/799-2116; email sptwh@ Fantasy Farms, Beverly Burgess Wood, 351
Mt. Airey, North Carolina mt.net; website: www.walkersonwater.com, Highway 82E., Bell Buckle TN 37020; farm:
Stud fee $500 LFG, multi-mare discount. 931/389-6983, residence: 931/389-6981, cell:
Karen Pendleton 931/703-5378, fax: 931/389-6980. Fee: $650.
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky NORTH CAROLINA
Kenneth Joseph Wulff JAZZ CRUISER20410275SO, Sire A Jazz TEXAS
Jefferson City, Missouri Man, dam Moments. Owned by Angela Tuck. RAF DUSTY’S ROYAL STETSON
Equine Obituaries Standing at Walk Away Farms, 277 Strawberry 21004153 BU. By Dusty’s Royal Flush,
Road, Reidsville NC 27320; 336-613-9138; out of RAF Cajuns Sunny Spirit. Owned by
Dragonfly email: atuck2triad.rr.com. Fee: $500. Bill and Sandy Martin. Standing at Running
Owned by Bob and Mary Medina Arrow Farm, 4230 Hwy 83 N. (PO Box 271),
OHIO Wellington TX 79095; 806/205-1235;email:
Skillman, New Jersey GENIUS BOY’S LEGACY 20001188BL. [email protected], website:
By Genius Boy Pride out of Classic Beam. www.runningarrowlonghorns.com, Fee: $350
Olympic’s Godfather Owned by Joyce M. Moyer. Standing at (Natural Service).
Owned by Tess Suiter Maple Crest Farms, 7009 Maple Avenue,
Clarksville, Tennessee Castalia OH 44824, 419-684-9490, email: COAT COLOR CODES
wlmailhtml:[email protected]; website:
www.twhorses.com, Fee: Private Treaty. AC-Amber Cream Champagne,
AM-Amber Champagne,
OREGON AR-Bay Roan, BA-Bay,
BUM’S THREAT’S SUPREME 9710168 BL-Black, BN-Brown,
BA. By Final’s Threat’s Supreme, out of Gee BR-Black Roan, BU-Bucksin,
Golly Bum. Owned by Al and Kristy Artman. CC-Classic Cream Champagne,
Standing at Walkers Of South 40, P. O. Box CH-Chestnut,
1443, 3370 Brophy Road, Eagle Point OR CL-Classic Champagne, TV-Tovero
97524; 541/292-0175, email: twhofsouth40@ CP-Champagne, CR-Cremello,
yahoo.com, website: www.walkersofsouth40. GC-Gold Cream Champagne,
com, Fee: $500. GO-Gold Champagne,
GR-Grey, HR-Chestnut Roan,
TENNESSEE LR-Blue Roan PA-Palamino,
I’M DARK VENGEANCE 950428 BL. By PE-Perlino, RR-Grey Roan,
Pusher’s Doing Time, out of Priceless. Owned by SB-Smoky Black, SC-Smoky Cream,
Mariella Fugger. Standing at Valton Rummage SO-Sorrel, SR-Sorrel Roan
Stables, Columbia, TN; 931-981-2210; Fee: WH-White.
$400 or 2 for $700.
COAT COLOR CODES

OV-Overo, SA-Sabino, TO-Tobiano,
TS-Tobiano/Sabino

COLOR PATTERN CODES

D-Dun, G-Grey, R-Roan, S-Silver

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HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY

ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS & FINANCING FLORIDA
REGISTRIES FARM CREDIT MID-AMERICA, 2656 DARBY OAKS STABLES (B-BR-C-CT-
US-43 Lawrenceburg, TN 38464; 931/829- E-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) Wayne Conkle, trainer,
CELEBRATION, INC., P. O. Box 1010, 2178; website: https://e-farmcredit.com. 595 County Road 552, Bushnell FL 33513;
Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/684-5915, fax 352/568-2001, fax 352/568-3351, email:
931/684-5949, email: [email protected], HORSE EQUIPMENT [email protected].
website: www.twhnc.com. BEDFORD TACK, INC., 8 miles north of
Shelbyville in Deason, 148 Edd Joyce Road, Bell GEORGIA
SPOTTED SADDLE HORSE Buckle TN 37020. Order toll free: 800/523- CARL EDWARDS & SONS STABLES,
BREEDERS AND EXHIBITORS 4971, 931/437-2211 fax. INC, Training and sales facility. Larry and
ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 1046, 2519 Hwy Gary Edwards, trainers. 689 Horse Farm Road,
231 N, Shelbyville TN 37162; phone 931/684- NATIONAL BRIDLE SHOP, 603 Evans Dawson GA 39842; 229/698-3770, 678/438-
7496, fax 931/684-7215, email: jprince@ Street, P. O. Box 926, Shelbyville TN 37162; 2190, 678/438-1535.
sshbea.org, website: www.sshbea.org. 931/359-3210, orders 800/251-3474, Fax
931/359-8551, email: [email protected], IDAHO
WALKING HORSE TRAINERS’ website: www.nationalbridle.com. FALLEN TREE RANCH (B-BR-C-PL-S)
ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 61, Shelbyville TN Gale Burns, owner, 993 S. Round Rock Ranch
37162; 931/684-5866, 931/684-5895 fax, THE WINNER’S CIRCLE, 603 Evans Road, King Hill ID 83633; 208/366-2257 res.,
email: [email protected], website: www. Street, Shelbyville TN 37160; 931/684-2912, 208/484-5115 cell.
walkinghorsetrainers.com. 800/298-7398, email: [email protected],
website: www.wcircle.com. KENTUCKY
AWARDS SPENCER BENEDICT STABLES,
L & M AWARDS, “We make the awards STABLES/FARMS Training, breeding and sales facility. Spencer
world champions wear,” Heather Beard, ALABAMA and Carrie Benedict, owners/managers. 345
owner, 619 Madison Street, Shelbyville TN BILL CANTRELL STABLES, 110 Matthews Mill Road, Glsgow KY 42141;
37160; 931/684-0010, 931/684-0011 fax, Richardson Road, Pheonix City AL 36869; 270/590-5235 Spencer’s cell, 270/590-5285
email: [email protected], website: www. 334/297-2771, 706/366-9806. Carrie’s cell; Email: [email protected]. Check us
LandMawards.com. out at www.spencerbenedictstables.com.
INDIAN LAKE STABLES, Training and
BUSINESS sales facility, Bradye Mills and Tim Smith, MYATT MANOR TRAINING STABLES,
LYNCHBURG CAKE AND CANDY trainers, 3442 Indian Lake Lane, Pelham AL Specializing in flatshod Tennessee Walking
CO.,134 Cashion Road, Lynchburg TN 37352; 35124, 205/239-1938 Horses, Hannah Myatt, trainer, Bowling Green
931-759-7441. KY; 503/871-5755.
ARIZONA
EQUINE APPAREL ROCKAWAY HILLS RANCH, LLC ROCKY CREEK STABLES (B-BD-BR-
MARSHA’S ON THE SQUARE, Custom (B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PH-PL-S-SP-T-V) Curt C-H-PL-S-SP-V) Maurice Worthington, owner,
and ready-to-wear riding and driving apparel, and Amy Rosemann, owners/trainers, 5601 E. Adam Woolen, trainer, 972 Rocky Creek Lane,
both English and Western; Marsha Shepard, Yucca Rd., Cave Creek AZ 85331; 408/480- Whitesville KY 42378; 270-925-3485, 270-
owner; Barbara Turner, manager; 115 South 3999, email: [email protected], 231-7579; [email protected].
Side Square, Shelbyville TN 37160; 931/684- website: rockaway-hills-walkers.com.
3500; email: [email protected], website: MICHIGAN
www.mdarriaga.com. CALIFORNIA BRANAM’S TRIPLE OAK FARM (B-BD-
POLLACK’S SILVER SPUR RANCH BR-L-F-FS-H-S-SH-V) also gait consultation,
EQUINE FEEDS (AI-B-BD-BR-C-F-H-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) Sherri 10469 Halsey Road, Grand Blanc MI 48439;
ALLFEED/HILLSBORO FEED and Patti Pollack, owners, Lindsey Luna, trainer, 810-694-0997; website: TripleOakFarm.com;
COMPANY, All Feed-No Filler; Safe feed for 14990 Columbet Avenue, San Martin CA 95046; email: [email protected].
your champions. Made with the great walking 408/778-9745 stable, 931/205-2173 Luna,
horse in mind. Tennessee/Joe Green, Sr. 408/867-7360 fax, email: [email protected]. MISSISSIPPI
(931)310-0063, Email: jgreen.allfeed@yahoo. DALE WATTS STABLES (B-CT-S-SH-T)
com, Plant: P.O. Box 125, Hillsboro,Alabama RUSS THOMPSON STABLES - Dale, Josh, and Jonathan Watts, trainers. Lucy
35643 TRAINING AND BREEDING FACILITY Watts, manager. 4025 Hwy. 51-N, Summit MS
(B-S-T) Gaited pleasure horses for sale at all 39666; Dale, 601/660-6194; Josh, 601/748-
EQUINE PUBLICATIONS times. Russ Thompson and Jamey Thompson, 0148; Jonathan, 601/810-2269; email:
VOICE OF THE TENNESSEE trainers, 15231 Pine Lane, Chino Hills CA [email protected].
WALKING HORSE, Official Breed Journal, 91709; 909/880-3340 stable, 909/597-1171
P.O. Box 286, 250 North Ellington Pkwy., res., 909/226-9671 Russ cell, website: www.
Lewisburg TN 37091; 931/359-1574; website: russthompsonstables.com.
www.twhbea.com.

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HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY

MONTANA DICKIE GARDNER STABLES, WEST VIRGINIA
BREEZIE ACRES RANCH (B-BR-C-PL- Specializing in the training, sales and exhibition RIVERVIEW FARM, INC. (B-BD-C-PL-S-
S-SH) Marsha Wickman owner, 518 County of Tennessee Walking and Spotted Saddle SH) Bill Wright, owner, Route 2, Frazier Lane,
Line Road, Ft. Shaw MT 59443; 406/467-3750 horses in all disciplines. Dickie Gardner and Greenbottom WV (P. O. Box 1982, Huntington
phone/fax, 406/788-5802 cell. Crystal Deputy trainers. 415 Whitaker Road, WV 25720); farm 304/762-2432, business
Shelbyville TN 37160; 931/224-2730 Dickie, 304/697-7083, mobile 304/633-4492, email:
NEW JERSEY 540/830-8776 Crystal; Website: www. [email protected].
HABANERO HOLLOW (BD-PL-SH) Dr. dickiegardnerstables.com.
Carol Lamberson and Mike Wallace, owners, 34 WYOMING
Toad Lane, Ringoes NJ 08551; 908/284-0231, FORMAC STABLES Training and Sales MOUNTAINVIEW WALKING HORSE
email: [email protected]. facility. Jimmy McConnell, trainer, 214 Dixon RANCH (B-BR-C-CT-E-L-PL-S-SP-T-V) Bill
Road, Shelbyville TN 37160; 731-884-9135. Maute, owner, Brook Curnow, trainer/manager,
OHIO 119 Rd 1AB, Clark WY 82435; stable/res.
MAPLE CREST FARM (B-BD-BR-C-CT- FOXFIRE FARMS (AI-B-BR-C-L-PL-S- 307/645-3034, fax 307/645-3337, email:
E-F-H-HSS-L-PH-PL-S-SP-TK-V) Joyce Moyer, SH-V) Donna Kerchinski, owner, 576 Jennings [email protected], website: www.
owner, Terrance Moyer, farm manager, 7009 Lane, Shelbyville TN 37160; 931/684-0093, mvhorseranch.com.
Maple Avenue, Castalia OH 44824; stable/ email: [email protected], website: www.
residence 419/684-9490, fax 419/684-5898, foxfirefarmstn.com. GERMANY
email: [email protected], website: JENNE’ STABLES (B-C-CT-S-SH-T) JOSEF’S WALKAWAY FARM (AI-B-BD-
http://www.twhorses.com. Justin Jenne’, owner, P.O. Box 723, Shelbyville BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PL-RH-S-SH-T-V) Am Neuhau
TN 37162; 931/224-2968, website: www. 17, D-86650 Wemding Germany; +49 9092
SHERRIE SZUCS STABLES (B-C-PL-S- [email protected]. 967011, fax +49 9092 967018; mobile +49
SH-T) Sherrie Szucs, owner/trainer, 7880 State 151 12050366, email: wlmailhtml:info@twhb.
Route 18, Bellevue OH 44811; stable 419/483- SHADY CREEK FARM (B-C-S) A full de; website: www.twhb.de.
2563, residence 419/483-4389, fax 419/483- plantation facility with both lite shod and heavy
1521, email: [email protected], website: shod, western and versatility. Bill Reed, owner/ NETHERLANDS
www.sherrieszucsstables.com. manager, 872 Allen Road, Murfreesboro LITTLE AMERICA (AI-B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-
TN 37129, 615/785-4214 cell; email: L-PL-RH-S-SH-T-V) MaryanZyderveld, Postbus
TENNESSEE [email protected]. 6055, 5960 AB Horst, Netherlands; phone
SCOTT BEATY STABLES, P. O. Box 456, 0031-681426903, email: mczyderveld@xs4all.
Byrdtown TN 38549; 931/864-3716, 931/864- SOUTHERN SERENITY RANCH, nl, website: www.littleamerica-twh.net.
6506, 931/397-6506. Howard Hamilton and Patrick Thomas trainers,
590 Parker Store Road, Cedar Grove TN 38321; CODES
BURCH FARM (BD-BR-C-F-FS-H-L-PL-S) 731/987-3007.
6876 Arno-Allisona Road, College Grove TN AI-Artificial Insemination, B-Breeding,
37046; 615/476-2322; email: webbyburch@ TEXAS BD-Boarding, BR-Broodmares,
gmail.com; website: www.theburchfarm.com. GOOD AS IT GAITS FARM (B-BR-C-S) C-Colts, CT-Colt Training,
Daniel and Marsha Yzaguirre, owners; 3434 E-Equitation, F-Farrier,
DANNY BURKS & SONS STABLES, Hwy 90 E, Hondo TX 78861; 830/741-8581; FD-Feed, FS-Foaling Service,
3160 Hwy. 231 A, Shelbyville TN 37160; email: [email protected]; website: www. H-Hauling, HA-Horse Auctions,
931/607-7126. goodasitgaits.com. HSS-Horse Show Supplies,
HT-Horse Trailers, I-Insurance,
CAROL CAMP STABLES at New Cannan MCDODI FARMS, walking, racking and L-Lessons, PH-Photography,
Farm (C-CT-L-PL-S-T-V) Carol Camp, owner/ spotted saddle horses, Dr. Jim and Dodi PL-Pleasure Horses,
trainer, 697 Swamp Road, Eagleville TN 37061; Speece, owners, Marco Suarez, trainer, Kim RH-Racking Horses,
615-395-4936 home, 615-972-6483 cell; Lewis, riding instructor. We offer horses for RE-Real Estate, S-Selling,
email: [email protected]. sale, board, training and lessons. Located SH-Show Horses,
just 15 miles south of Fort Worth TX. 3812 SP-Spotted Horses T-Training,
RONNIE CAMPBELL STABLES, 106 CR 530 B, Burleson TX 76028; Website: TK-Tack, TR-Trophy & Ribbons,
Kinwood Avenue, Shelbyville TN 37160; 931- www.mcdodifarms.com; Email: mcdodi@ and V-Versatility
703-3453, 931/684-7573. mcdodifarms.com; 817/896-7073 barn;
817/614-0623 Dodi.
CARRIE MARTIN TRAINING (BD-BR-C-
E-HA-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T-V) 3065 Old Columbia
Road, Lewisburg TN 37091; 352-242-7683,
931-703-9547, email: wlmailhtml:cmar1170@
hotmail.com, website: carriemartintraining.com.

43 VOICE • APRIL/MAY 2018

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