VTWH December 2017 issue 11-22-17_low

OWNED BY: JO ANN DOWELL
POWELL OH
STANDING AT:

BEVERLY BURGESS, OWNER
BELL BUCKLE TN • 931-389-6983

931-703-5378 CELL

North Carolina
Championship

Riders’ Cup Two-Year-Old
Stallions Champion

Unanimously!

OWNED BY: JOE BARNES
PIGEON FORGE, TENNESSEE

DECEMBER 2017
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OH MY STARS AND LILLY RIDDLEY
North Carolina Championship
Youth 12-17 Specialty Grand Champion
Unanimously!

Youth 12-17 Specialty Champion
Unanimously!

Owned by: The Alan Riddley Family 22

Shelby, North Carolina
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Features Every Issue

22 DRESSAGE 36 HORSEMAN'S DIRECTORY
27 50 YEARS AGO IN THE VOICE 38 STALLION DIRECTORY
30 FOND FAREWELL 39 FOTO FINALE
40 ADVERTISERS' INDEX
Columns
Events/Horse Shows
4 FROM YOUR PRESIDENT
6 FROM THE EXECUTIVE 10 NORTH CAROLINA
CHAMPIONSHIPS
DIRECTOR
33 TWHBEA 18 TUNICA FALL CLASSIC

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Youth 6-11 Country
Pleasure World
Champion

Youth 6-17 Country
Pleasure Reserve
World Grand
Champion

OWNED BY: LINDA VAUGHN AND
JENNIFER HANKINS
VALLEY CITY, OHIO

FROM YOUR PRESIDENT

from the president

David W. Williams

As we prepare on our upcoming winter meetings at TWHBEA I want to invite all members past
and present to come by TWHBEA in what we are referring to as a Homecoming.
Like has been said many times before “your house is never as clean as when company is coming”.
Please take a tour of our iconic building and see it shine.

TWHBEA has had over the years approximately 84,000 unique members since 1935 and has registered
500,000+ Tennessee Walking Horses. We are now preparing for our future service for those and all the
new members to come. We are doing this through preparing and updating everything from our building, our
computer systems and our web presence. We still have in my experienced opinion the greatest equine for all
ages ever produced. Our old motto rings true “Ride one today, Own one Tomorrow!”

You will soon be able to see much of TWHBEA’s history from the past 55 years with the beginning of the
Voice of The Tennessee Walking Horse magazine. In December electronically archived Voice magazines will
be viewable through our website. We have “The 60’s” completed and will be adding each decade as they are
scanned and archived. The Voice Magazine is the History Book of our great breed and TWHBEA. For our
pedigree research professionals and for those who would like to see older horses from their own companions
pedigree, we are also compiling a “Research Version” of these scanned voices whereas you type in a
name and it will show each photo, each listing in a show result or news story and each ad ever run on that
particular, horse, person or place. As a self-described “Walking Horse Nerd” I can’t wait until it is completed.

We have had a wonderful year with many positive things happening in our show rings, our trails, in our
businesses and in our personal enjoyment of the Tennessee Walking Horse. Our Homecoming Festivities will
allow us all to discuss all the great things going on in everyone’s unique world of their Tennessee Walking Horse.

If I don’t get to see you, I want to wish each and every one of you a wonderful holiday season and a very
Happy and Prosperous New Year in 2018.

It has been my honor and pleasure to be your President.

David W. Williams 4
President TWHBEA

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Cutline: (left to right) Marilyn Walker, Rory Williams, Gloria Rambo
Diane White, Annette Rodgers, Christie Stephens

Paulette Ewing, Rickey Clardy, Kristen Corbin, Carol Wakefield

The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association

Wish Everyone a very Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year!

Thank you for a great year!

FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | GENERAL EDITOR

TWHBEA – Lewisburg

RORY R. WILLIAMS

Executive Director|General Editor

Happy holidays to everyone. This has been a good year with the shows and breeding
numbers up; it appears the gloomy days of uncertainty are behind us, but keep up your
guard. Always do what’s right, so that positive influence may continue in our industry.
The association met budget in registrations and memberships and exceeded expectations for mares
bred on the 2017 stallion breeding report metric. So, all in all, we feel very good about the year
and sincerely positive about the coming year, 2018. Horse shows were fantastic this year and I am
anxious to see them again this coming spring, summer and fall. I’m sure you all are ready for a short
break to recuperate with some downtime, some family time and big doings over the holidays!

The magazine production was off a bit from expectations but still did very well in 2017, being the
first whole year working with a new graphics and layout company, Open Look Business Solutions,
Inc. We appreciate the hard work they give us as we tax them with ever increasing complexity and
urgent turn-around times. Thanks to all our customers that purchased ads this year – without you,
there would not be a magazine at all. So, THANK YOU!! We are certain that 2017 editions will be
kept for years to come and referenced in the future for a look back at what a great year it was.

As we move into 2018 with predictions already being positive for foal registrations, we ask that
you help us grow even bigger and better. To keep costs down for purchasing ads, we need more of
them from typical AND non-standard entities and we need payment at point of sale. It only makes
sense, after all. Let’s all work together and find those businesses and people. Please remember that
we have multi-ad discounts available and other options for telling “your story.” We are thrilled at the
opportunity to feature your family, your barn/stables and your horses.

The season of giving is upon us; give thankful praise to the One that gave us salvation through
Jesus Christ’s birth. Be of a clean heart and right spirit. Honor the gift given to us and share His love
with your neighbor.

Here is the Christmas edition of the Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse™; we truly hope you’ll
enjoy our magazine.

Rory R. Williams 6
TWHBEA Executive Director

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WISHING EVERYONE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND

BLUE RIBBONS IN 2018!

OWNED BY:
STEVE AND PAT WILSON
STONEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

OWNED BY:
THE HAROLD ROBERTS FAMILY
VAN BUREN, MISSOURI

OWNED BY:
THE DR. JIM BAUM FAMILY

SHELBYVILLE, TENNESSEE

48TH ANNUAL NORTH CAROLINA CHAMPIONSHIP

48th Annual North Carolina
Championship Walking Horse Show

The Western North Carolina
Ag Center was the venue
for the 48th Annual North
Carolina Championship Walking
Horse Show held October 5-7,
2017 in Asheville, North Carolina.
Nathan Clark, Travis Craft and
Jason Hughes served as judges
for the 83 classes of world class
competition.

586 entries made the gate call
for this first class fall show. The
North Carolina Walking Horse
Association also hosted a dog
show which Will Derickson and
Pepper took home the grand
prize. Other events at this show
include special exhibitions by
several recently crowned world
grand champions, and the
awarding of the Michael H. Piet
Memorial Scholarship. This years
recipient was William Gilbert
Mosley, son of the late Ronald
Mosley and Teri Mosley.

Five competitors vied for top
honors in the championship stake
class with Razzle and Jazz and
Herbert Derickson claiming the
prize for owners the Alan Riddley
Family. Reserve went to The Iron
Door and Tyler Baucom for owner
Denny Russell and rounding out
the top three was Gen A Mighty
and Jimmy McConnell for Taylor
and Floyd.

Congratulations to the
North Carolina Walking Horse
Association on another great show
and to all the winners.

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OWNED BY: BURL DALE WALK AWAY FARMS
BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

RWGC

Deal Me
Aces JC

And Carol Missildine

NORTH CAROLINA CHAMPIONSHIP
AMATEUR SPECIALTY STALLIONS CHAMPION
AMATEUR SPECIALTY GRAND CHAMPION

WC and RWGC MP1

Sweet As And Carol Missildine
Strawberry Wine
TRAINED AT :
And Carol Missildine
OWNED BY:
NORTH CAROLINA CHAMPIONSHIP CAROL MISSILDINE AND
COUNTRY PLEASURE FOUR & RUSSELL ENTERPRISES
UNDER CHAMPION SMITHFIELD, NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTRY PLEASURE AMATEUR
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

TUNICA FALL CLASSIC
AMATEUR COUNTRY PLEASURE
FOUR AND UNDER CHAMPION

12

WGC and 4xWC

Dirty Sexy
Money

And Jeff Laughlin

TUNICA FALL CLASSIC
RIDERS’ CUP PARK PERFORMANCE
GRAND CHAMPION

WGC

The Iron
Door

And Tyler Baucom

ETWHA FALL CLASSIC GRAND CHAMPION
NORTH CAROLINA CHAMPIONSHIP
OPEN SPECIALTY STALLIONS CHAMPION
OPEN WALKING RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION

13

North Carolina Championship Tunica Fall Classic

Amateur Western Trail Pleasure Amateur Western Trail Pleasure
Champion Unanimously Champion

Amateur English Trail Pleasure
Champion Unanimously

OWNED BY: DOWELL AND COLEMAN
POWELL OH AND UNIONVILLE TN



North Carolina Championship
Experienced Trainers 36 and
Over Champion Unanimously
Tunica Fall Classic
Riders’ Cup Trainers’ 36 and
Over Champion

OWNED BY: JO ANN DOWELL

POWELL OH



TUNICA SHOW

6TH ANNUAL

TUNICA FALL CLASSIC

The Tunica Fall Classic was held
November 2-4, 2017 at the
Paul Battle, Jr. Arena in Tunica,
Mississippi. This was the sixth year
that the Tennessee Walking Horse
National Celebration presented this
event. Sam Sorrell, Robbie Spiller and
Leigh Stuart served as judges for the
406 entries that made the gate call
of the 62 classes. Numbers were up
slightly over the 396 in 2016.

One of the highlights of the show
was the Andy Adkins Memorial
Youth Championship with 13 entries.
All were wearing Boston Red Sox
hats in honor of the late Andy
Adkins. Thirteen entries were called
individually to the ring by announcer
Mark Farrar for one exciting class.
Jose’s Centerfold and Emma Wright
walked away with top honors with
Miss Ebony Rose and Ashley Cortez
claiming second.

He’s Shady in Black and Jimmy
McConnell were the Tunica Fall
Classic Grand Champions for owner
Richard Donner. He’s Shady in Black
is a two time world champion and two
time reserve world grand champion.

Congratulations to all the winners
and The Celebration on a great show.

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Tunica Fall Classic
Amateur Specialty Grand Champion

Unanimously
Amateur 50 & Over Champion

Unanimously

OWNED BY:
BRUCE AND ROBIN MACDONALD

BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA

Alabama Jubilee Charity
Grand Champion
Unanimously!

Tunica, Reserve
Two-Year-Old Champion

OWNED BY:
DONNIE TAYLOR AND MIKE FLOYD
ROCK ISLAND AND COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE
SHOD BY:
MIKE UMBERGER & CO.

We would like to thank Formac Stables
for all the hard work this year!

OWNED BY: BILLY MAX AND DEBBIE WOODS
LEXINGTON, TENNESSEE

TRAINED BY: WRIGHT STABLES
MICHAEL AND CASEY WRIGHT
REAGAN, TENNESSEE • 731-234-1712
SHOD BY JAMES ELLIOTT SHOEING

Off to the Western
Dressage World
Championships

When you pull your big horse trailer out of the
driveway loaded with everything you need
for the next week plus four horses, you never
know what adventures await you. We headed out to
Guthrie Oklahoma for the Western Dressage World
Championships at the Lazy E Arena with high hopes
and a year’s worth of practice and planning. It was
an easy trip and hordes of people were waiting for us
to arrive with leis and music. Like a bad episode of
Fantasy Island, we got stuck in the mud.

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DRESSAGE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Working that out we did find a beautiful horse show level. Western Dressage starts with introductory level, then
facility with ponds and paths under trees and huge arenas advances to basic level on up to first, second and finally third
with perfect footing for the horses to perform their best. level. My mom, Marilynne MacLeod, was really excited.
Everything packed must find a new place and the unloaded Winning is only dreamed about but the reality of your horse
horses must be fed and settled down for the night because becoming a world champion really impacts you emotionally.
first thing in the morning it’s show time! We cried.

Our first competitions on Thursday would be suitability Knight, my 13 year old stallion, whom I raised, was our
and equitation. Suitability assesses the horse and equitation final horse of the day competing at the highest level. Third
evaluates the rider and I had the honor of winning both. Belle level takes a decade of work to achieve. As a winning
(Banner’s Dixie Belle) a 14-year-old mare was found to be professional horse trainer, I took five years of lessons
most suitable in the contests of western dressage and I was at Roberson Equestrian Facility, here in Murfreesboro,
deemed a winning rider on Knight (All Around Midnight). preparing for this challenge. Can I become one moving body
with my trusted horse? Can we move through extremely
The second day, each horse would ride in their first hard maneuvers linked in trust and years of practice to
western dressage tests. We arrived for warm up and every achieve the heights of third level?
horse in sight was perfect! This is not normal at most horse
shows where there may be a few excellent horses and many We arrived at the doors of the main arena for the upper
average people packers (easy to ride horses). I was a little level horses. It was huge! This massive building held two 20
intimidated but my lower level horses were first to show x 60 meter arenas side by side and they only filled the floor
and they both performed well. My mom’s horse Belle was half way. The warm up area was immediately in front of us
next and she performed very well winning her test in basic using the front half of the building, then the competition

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DRESSAGE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

arenas, surrounded by many rows of seats. Walking in, we Knight and I had a great show winning equitation and all
rode under the largest American flag I’ve ever seen. Old three of our tests with our highest score being a 70.668
Glory prominently welcomed you to the big time. Now I’m which is great!
really intimidated!
Belle won suitability and basic level test 1 plus placing
In western dressage you are tested one at a time so there second in test 3 and 4.
aren’t many horses warming up at the same time. The
seven I saw were some of the best in the world and I was Rowdy Spirit, my introductory level horse placed second in
concerned that we might not be good enough. test 3.

Knight has been undefeated in Tennessee Walking Horse Money of Joy ridden by Sarah Beth Arnold won
dressage competitions for the last six years but this show is introductory level test 4 and placed second for overall high
for all breeds, trotting breeds compete against each other score champion where they average the scores on your two
and gaited breeds compete against each other separately but best tests.
as two halves of the same show. We warmed up great and as
my test time arrived, over the sound system was read, “Next Once in a while in life, something tickles your fancy and
will be gaited third level test 1 sponsored by the Tennessee you choose to do that thing. You read about it and work
Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association.” It is at it and seek professional advice on how to achieve your
hard to describe how proud it made me feel that my breed’s goal. Then you compete with other teams over the years to
registry and organization sponsored my division. I gave contest your ability. My thing was western dressage and my
Knight a pat and said quietly to him, “Let’s go show them team became world champions.
what a Tennessee Walker looks like.”

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Visit Marshall Co.
www.marshallcountytn.com

50 YEARS AGO IN THE VOICE

West Coast Walking Horse Stables Promotes “Day
for Families” as Art Center Fund Raising Project

Pat Boone and Family Visit Old Friends at Blue Ridge Ranch

Various Art Centers are often the subject of “fund Sunbeam’s Producer, was the highlight of the show as
raising” projects as the many patrons of the arts Carolyn and Merlyn Lund and their daughter Felicia
require money to expand their particular center. showed what the amateur and juvenile can do with a
A most unique project was recently undertaken on behalf walking horse. Not to be outdone, however, Pat Boone
of the Fresno Art Center in California that involved our also participated in the riding. Pat is not a newcomer to
favorite breed, The Tennessee Walking Horse. walking horses, as he is an old friend of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Webb of Searcy, Arkansas, and at one time rode Rodgers
Carolyn Lunc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion B. Perfection on exhibition at the Little Rock horse show.
Edmonds, was recently selected as a queen candidate for
the Fresno Art Center, and as a patroness from the Clovis Mr. Marion Edmonds presented a brief history of the
area she developed the idea of having a “fun day for Tennessee Walking Horse which proved most interesting
families” at the Blue Ridge Ranch, now well-known for top to those in attendance and, by the time the day was over,
Walking Horses on the West Coast. a lot of interest had been created for our breed. As for
the overall results of the project, it was a great success.
October 15 was chosen for the event and the highlight Over 650 people were entertained with the exhibition and
of the day’s activities was to be the presence of Mr. Pat served a Hawaiian chicken dinner at the ranch after an
Boone, well-known television, movie and recording star, adults’ social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Holloway
and his wife Shirley and their four daughters. Pat and his and a children’s hour at the ranch.
family have been friends of the Edmonds’ for many years.
When the crowds began to arrive at the 80-acre Blue Ridge As an extra added attraction, the Edmonds gave away a
Ranch, it was quite obvious that Mr. Boone would have to registered Tennessee Walking Horse colt which was won by
share “star” billing with the Tennessee Walking Horse that a thrilled teen-ager, a young lady named Colleen Stewart
have made Blue Ridge famous on the west coast. from Aubury, California.

Bob Edmonds, a college student and accomplished To Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds, their son Bob, trainers
amateur rider, organized the day’s activities and, working Glen Miller and Red Henson, and Mrs. And Mrs. Merlyn
with trainers Glen Miller and Red Henson, managed to Lund, we would like to extend our thanks for such a fine
show the large crowd a sample of what the Tennessee impression for the breed. We need more people like them
Walker can do. Their undefeated champion mare, in the horse business.

27 VOICE • DECEMBER 2017



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FOND FAREWELL

Fond Farewell

Leona Rickey Equine Obituaries
Newton, North Carolina
Silverado Spirit
Barry Lee Baggerly, Sr.
Danville, Virginia Owned by Harper Grider
Columbia, Kentucky
Alice Marie Sledge Givens
Murfreesboro, Tennessee The Coach
2010 World Grand Champion
Albert Price “Sonny” Holt Owned by Dr. Barbara L. Moersch
Shelbyville, Tennessee
Jacksonville, Alabama
Judith Anne “Judy” Rockhold
Naples, Florida Royal Flirt
Owned by Toni and Stephanie White 
Eula Mae Maack
Goodson, Tennessee JFK
Owned by Fikes, Richards and Cranford
Virginia Chism
Arrington, Tennessee Hamilton, Alabama

Mighty Maxx
Owned by Jo Ann Dowell

Powell, Ohio

VOICE • DECEMBER 2017 30

The Coach FOND FAREWELL
2010 World Grand Champion
Owned by Dr. Barbara L. Moersch A Strong Need For Cash
Owned by Jim and Jeannie Roberts
Jacksonville, Alabama
Wildersville, Tennessee

Virginia Biddle Chism

Virginia Biddle Chism, 77, of Arrington, Tennessee passed away
November 6, 2017.

She was preceded in death by her father William E. Biddle and
mother Marion A. Biddle of Anniston, Alabama and a brother William
Michael Biddle of Temple Terrace, Florida.

She is survived by her husband of 53 years, Walter D. Chism of
Arrington, Tennessee, sons Russell W. Chism of Roswell, Georgia and
Leon T. (Karen) Chism of Glen Ellyn, Il. Granddaughters Katherine Ann
Chism and Kelly Elizabeth Chism and numerous nieces and nephews.

She was a graduate of Anniston High School and Samford
University where she participated in competitive diving and
synchronized swimming. She was a school teacher for many years,
a Sunday School Teacher, a 45-year survivor of breast cancer and
served on various boards and committees in her church. She was
a lifetime member of, and elected to the Board of Directors of, the
Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association.

In lieu of flowers the family request contributions to the National
Breast Cancer Foundation, 2600 Network Blvd, Suite 300, Frisco
TX 75034 or The Tennessee Walking Breeders Foundation P.O. Box
286, Lewisburg, TN 37091.

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TWHBEA NEWS

TWHBEA NEWS

Year end at TWHBEA Headquarters is always an So, we’ve been very busy around here for a staff of four
exciting time, busy and ear marked for long days in the registry, one in marketing, two in the voice, two in
finishing up the next budget and compiling the stats admin and an Executive Director. If it weren’t for the help
for the end-of-year financials to go to the auditor. Below and guidance of the Executive Committee all year long, I’m
you’ll find a year in review of the success of our association. not sure where we’d be.

Registry Metrics: Registrations, Transfers and Memberships. Our database is currently in process of upgrade, and it is
All the associations in the National Pedigreed Livestock taking a few months to sort through the millions of files and
Council report their numbers each year to the secretary in data points to ensure a 100% accurate workflow once the
these metrics/ terms. old is turned over once and for all to the new system: an
IBM Power 8 in Louisville, KY. We also contracted for new
As of 17 November 2017 phones in the offices with a new service at a cost reduction
of nearly $6000 per year.
REGISTRATIONS: Budget 2250, Actual 2316.
There were more projects and tasks to attend to this year,
TRANSFERS: Budget 4023, Actual 3896 be assured. We raised the foundation, fixing a problem
initially caused by outside forces and made worse by poor
MEMBERSHIPS: Budget 3375, Actual 4047 drainage – here’s a nod to Tennessee Foundation Services
that did an amazing, albeit noisy, job raising the floating
** Adult Annual Memberships Only concrete slabs of our floors, in some places 2-3/4”. Next,
after a late spring hail storm, the roof had to be repaired.
Financial Report: To Be Published by VP Nancy Greene And, thanks to Denali Construction and Robby Black, it is at
last rainfall, leak free.
The numbers of mares bred is also an indicator of the state
of the industry and this year marks the second in a row that Most recently, and with the kindest benefactor
we’ve seen an increase in the numbers of mares bred on contributing, we took on the front office area in a few
stallion breeding reports. ways. Tile Unlimited fixed the broken tile in the main office
building and redesigned the entry way in elegant style.
Mares Bred – as reported to present date: 4,084 vs. Paulette Ewing supervised some needed upgrades in the
2016: 3,714. Gallery of Champions. Ashley Wadsworth re-designed the
layout of the key areas which totally changed the perspective
This can be somewhat confusing when examining the data of the lobby and overjoyed Mrs. Gloria Rambo by blending
on a month to month basis and comparing it to the year old elements in a new fashion. And, a thorough cleaning all
before, but it gives a very solid projection point for making around (to remove the tile saw-dust and accumulated detritus
the budget plans for 2018 on foal registrations, for example. of construction) gave the place a freshened-up look.

Please direct your steps to our front door and come see
the place. Together, TWHBEA, and all its’ loyal customers,
are making greatness again in the [TWH] industry.

33 VOICE • DECEMBER 2017

Work
Hard

Play
Hard

Live
Right

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HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY

ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS & FINANCING • RUSS THOMPSON STABLES -
REGISTRIES TRAINING AND BREEDING FACILITY
• FARM CREDIT MID-AMERICA, 2656 (B-S-T) Gaited pleasure horses for sale
• CELEBRATION, INC., P. O. Box 1010, US-43 Lawrenceburg, TN 38464; at all times. Russ Thompson and Jamey
Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/684-5915, 931/829-2178; website: https://e- Thompson, trainers, 15231 Pine Lane,
fax 931/684-5949, email: twhnc@ farmcredit.com. Chino Hills CA 91709; 909/880-3340
twhnc.com, website: www.twhnc.com. stable, 909/597-1171 res., 909/226-
HORSE EQUIPMENT 9671 Russ cell, website: www.
• SPOTTED SADDLE HORSE russthompsonstables.com.
BREEDERS AND EXHIBITORS • BEDFORD TACK, INC., 8 miles north
ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 1046, 2519 of Shelbyville in Deason, 148 Edd Joyce FLORIDA
Hwy 231 N, Shelbyville TN 37162; Road, Bell Buckle TN 37020. Order toll
phone 931/684-7496, fax 931/684- free: 800/523-4971, 931/437-2211 fax. • DARBY OAKS STABLES (B-BR-C-
7215, email: [email protected], CT-E-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) Wayne Conkle,
website: www.sshbea.org. • NATIONAL BRIDLE SHOP, 603 trainer, 595 County Road 552, Bushnell
Evans Street, P. O. Box 926, Shelbyville FL 33513; 352/568-2001, fax 352/568-
• WALKING HORSE TRAINERS’ TN 37162; 931/359-3210, orders 3351, email: [email protected].
ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 61, 800/251-3474, Fax 931/359-8551,
Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/684- email: [email protected], website: IDAHO
5866, 931/684-5895 fax, email: www.nationalbridle.com.
[email protected], website: www. • FALLEN TREE RANCH (B-BR-C-PL-S)
walkinghorsetrainers.com. • THE WINNER’S CIRCLE, 603 Gale Burns, owner, 993 S. Round
Evans Street, Shelbyville TN 37160; Rock Ranch Road, King Hill ID 83633;
AWARDS 931/684-2912, 800/298-7398, email: 208/366-2257 res., 208/484-5115 cell.
[email protected], website: www.
• L & M AWARDS, “We make the awards wcircle.com. ILLINOIS
world champions wear,” Heather Beard,
owner, 619 Madison Street, Shelbyville PROPERTY • AZTLAN FARMS (AI-B-BD-BR-C-H-
TN 37160; 931/684-0010, 931/684- PL-S-SH) Brad Woodruff, owner, 18875
0011 fax, email: [email protected], • SETTLEMENT AT THOMAS DIVIDE, Atterberry Street, Petersburg IL 62675;
website: www.LandMawards.com. 234 Welch Road, P. O. Box 965, 217/652-6661, email: aztlanfarms@yahoo.
Bryson City NC 28713; 828-788-3648. com, website: www.aztlanfarms.com.
BUSINESS
STABLES/FARMS MICHIGAN
• LYNCHBURG CAKE AND CANDY
CO.,134 Cashion Road, Lynchburg TN ARIZONA • BRANAM’S TRIPLE OAK FARM
37352; 931-759-7441. (B-BD-BR-L-F-FS-H-S-SH-V) also gait
• ROCKAWAY HILLS RANCH, LLC consultation, 10469 Halsey Road, Grand
EQUINE APPAREL (B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PH-PL-S-SP- Blanc MI 48439; 810-694-0997; website:
T-V) Curt and Amy Rosemann, owners/ TripleOakFarm.com;
• MARSHA’S ON THE SQUARE, trainers, 5601 E. Yucca Rd., Cave Creek email: [email protected].
Custom and ready-to-wear riding AZ 85331; 408/488-3999, 480/998-
and driving apparel, both English and 2388, Amy cell, email: info@rockaway- MISSISSIPPI
Western; Marsha Shepard, owner; hills-ranch.com, website: rockaway-
Barbara Turner, manager; 115 South hills-walkers.com. • DALE WATTS STABLES (B-CT-S-
Side Square, Shelbyville TN 37160; SH-T) Dale, Josh, and Jonathan Watts,
931/684-3500; email: marshadea@msn. ARKANSAS trainers. Lucy Watts, manager. 4025
com, website: www.mdarriaga.com. Hwy. 51-N, Summit MS 39666; Dale,
• ARKANSAS WALKERS (B-BR-C-CT- 601/660-6194; Josh, 601/748-0148;
EQUINE FEEDS PL-S-SP-T-V) Jill Roberson, owner/ Jonathan, 601/810-2269; email:
trainer, Gravette, Arkansas. Raising and [email protected].
• ALLFEED/HILLSBORO FEED training well gaited colorful walkers. 479-
COMPANY, All Feed-No Filler; Safe 263-3550; [email protected]. MISSOURI
feed for your champions. Made with the
great walking horse in mind. Tennessee/ CALIFORNIA • 4-J LAND & CATTLE CO. AND 4-J
Joe Green, Sr. (931)310-0063, Email: BIG PINEY HORSE CAMP 19099
[email protected], Plant: P.O. • POLLACK’S SILVER SPUR RANCH Salina Road, P. O. Box 308, Waynesville
Box 125, Hillsboro,Alabama 35643 (AI-B-BD-BR-C-F-H-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) MO 65583; 573-774-2986, 573-
Wanda Pollack, owner, Lindsey Luna, 774-6879 or 573-774-2211; website:
EQUINE PUBLICATIONS trainer, 14990 Columbet Avenue, San www.4-J.net.
Martin CA 95046; 408/778-9745 stable,
• VOICE OF THE TENNESSEE 931/205-2173 Luna, 408/867-7360 MONTANA
WALKING HORSE, Official Breed fax, email: [email protected].
Journal, P.O. Box 286, 250 North • BREEZIE ACRES RANCH (B-BR-C-
Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg TN 37091; PL-S-SH) Marsha Wickman owner, 518
931/359-1574; website: www. County Line Road, Ft. Shaw MT 59443;
twhbea.com. 406/467-3750 phone/fax, 406/788-
5802 cell.

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HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY

NEW JERSEY • CARRIE MARTIN TRAINING (BD-BR- WYOMING
C-E-HA-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T-V) 3065 Old
• HABANERO HOLLOW (BD-PL-SH) Columbia Road, Lewisburg TN 37091; • MOUNTAINVIEW WALKING HORSE
Dr. Carol Lamberson and Mike Wallace, 352-242-7683, 931-703-9547, email: RANCH (B-BR-C-CT-E-L-PL-S-SP-
owners, 34 Toad Lane, Ringoes wlmailhtml:[email protected], T-V) Bill Maute, owner, Brook Curnow,
NJ 08551; 908/284-0231, email: website: [email protected]. trainer/manager, 119 Rd 1AB, Clark
[email protected]. WY 82435; stable/res. 307/645-3034,
• FOXFIRE FARMS (AI-B-BR-C-L-PL- fax 307/645-3337, email: brook@
OHIO S-SH-V) Donna Kerchinski, owner, mvhorseranch.com, website: www.
576 Jennings Lane, Shelbyville TN mvhorseranch.com.
• MAPLE CREST FARM (B-BD-BR-C- 37160; 931/684-0093, email: info@
CT-E-F-H-HSS-L-PH-PL-S-SP-TK-V) foxfirefarmstn.com, website: www. GERMANY
Joyce Moyer, owner, Terrance Moyer, foxfirefarmstn.com.
farm manager, 7009 Maple Avenue, • JOSEF’S WALKAWAY FARM (AI-B-
Castalia OH 44824; stable/residence • JENNE’ STABLES (B-C-CT-S-SH-T) BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PL-RH-S-SH-T-V)
419/684-9490, fax 419/684-5898, Justin Jenne’, owner, P.O. Box 723, Am Neuhau 17, D-86650 Wemding
email: [email protected], Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/224-2968, Germany; +49 9092 967011, fax
website: http://www.twhorses.com. website: [email protected]. +49 9092 967018; mobile +49 151
12050366, email: wlmailhtml:info@twhb.
• SHERRIE SZUCS STABLES (B-C-PL- • JERRY WILLIAMS STABLES at SAND de; website: www.twhb.de.
S-SH-T) Sherrie Szucs, owner/trainer, CREEK FARM (B-CT-S-SH-T) Jerry
7880 State Route 18, Bellevue OH Williams, trainer. 931/224-4191. NETHERLANDS
44811; stable 419/483-2563, residence
419/483-4389, fax 419/483-1521, • SAMARA FARMS (B-BR-S) • LITTLE AMERICA (AI-B-BD-BR-
email: [email protected], website: Dale Rowland, trainer. 2397 Ben C-CT-E-H-L-PL-RH-S-SH-T-V)
www.sherrieszucsstables.com. Williams Rd., Shelbyville TN 37160; MaryanZyderveld, Postbus 6055, 5960
931/703/7598, email: samara_farms@ AB Horst, Netherlands; phone 0031-
OKLAHOMA hotmail.com 681426903, email: mczyderveld@xs4all.
nl, website: www.littleamerica-twh.net.
• J’S WALKING HORSES (B-BR-C-S-SP) • SHADY CREEK FARM (B-C-S) A
Jeanette Strickland, owner, 5115 S 4178 full plantation facility with both lite CODES
Road, Chelsea OK 74016; 918/789- shod and heavy shod, western and
3536, email: [email protected], versatility. Bill Reed, owner/manager, AI-Artificial Insemination, B-Breeding,
website: www.jswalkers.com. 872 Allen Road, Murfreesboro TN BD-Boarding, BR-Broodmares,
37129, 615/785-4214 cell; email: C-Colts, CT-Colt Training,
OREGON [email protected]. E-Equitation, F-Farrier,
FD-Feed, FS-Foaling Service,
• GOOD SC-10-SC WALKERS (B-BR- • WAYNE DEAN STABLES (BD-BR- H-Hauling, HA-Horse Auctions,
C-PL-S) Ruth Good, owner, 40261 C-CT-HA-L-PL-S-SH-T-V) Full service HSS-Horse Show Supplies,
Providence Drive, Scio OR 97374; stables.3065 Old Columbia Rd., HT-Horse Trailers, I-Insurance,
541/451-5054, email: rwgood@ Lewsiburg TN 37091, 2 miles east of L-Lessons, PH-Photography,
centurylink.net. 1-65 exit 37; 931/703-9547; emial: PL-Pleasure Horses,
[email protected]. RH-Racking Horses,
• FRANK WHITE STABLES (B-BD-C- RE-Real Estate, S-Selling,
CT-F-H-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T-V) Frank White, TEXAS SH-Show Horses,
trainer, 39133 Plagmann Drive, Lebanon SP-Spotted Horses T-Training,
OR 97355; 541/570-5124; email: • GOOD AS IT GAITS FARM (B-BR-C-S) TK-Tack, TR-Trophy & Ribbons,
[email protected]. Daniel and Marsha Yzaguirre, owners; and V-Versatility
3434 Hwy 90 E, Hondo TX 78861;
TENNESSEE 830/741-8581; email: goodasitgaits@att.
net; website: www.goodasitgaits.com.
• BURCH FARM (BD-BR-C-F-FS-H-L-
PL-S) 6876 Arno-Allisona Road, College WEST VIRGINIA
Grove TN 37046; 615/476-2322; email:
[email protected]; • RIVERVIEW FARM, INC. (B-BD-C-
website: www.theburchfarm.com. PL-S-SH) Bill Wright, owner, Route 2,
Frazier Lane, Greenbottom WV (P. O.
• CAROL CAMP STABLES at New Box 1982, Huntington WV 25720); farm
Cannan Farm (C-CT-L-PL-S-T-V) Carol 304/762-2432, business 304/697-
Camp, owner/trainer, 697 Swamp 7083, mobile 304/633-4492, email:
Road, Eagleville TN 37061; 615-395- [email protected].
4936 home, 615-972-6483 cell; email:
[email protected]

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STALLION DIRECTORY

ILLINOIS BUM’S THREAT’S SUPREME 9710168 TRIP MY TRIGGER 923345 PA. By One
BA. By Final’s Threat’s Supreme, out of Golden Moment, out of A Gen & Tonic.
PESO DE ORO 20008959 CP. By Gee Golly Bum. Owned by Al and Kristy Owned by Jo Ann Dowell. Standing at
Hillbilly’s Bud Lite out of She’s Awsome. Artman. Standing at Walkers Of South 40, Fantasy Farms, Beverly Burgess Wood,
Owned by Brad Woodruff. Standing at P. O. Box 1443, 3370 Brophy Road, Eagle 351 Highway 82E., Bell Buckle TN 37020;
Aztlan Farms, 18875 Atterberry Street, Point OR 97524; 541/292-0175, email: farm: 931/389-6983, residence: 931/389-
Petersburg IL 62675; 217/652-6661, [email protected], website: 6981, cell: 931/703-5378, fax: 931/389-
email: [email protected], website: www.walkersofsouth40.com, Fee: $500. 6980. Fee: $650.
www.aztlanfarms.com, Fee: $350.
TENNESSEE TEXAS
EBONY EARTHQUAKE 20800472 BL By
Ebony’s Bearcat, out of Invader’s Bumin A STRONG DOLLAR 20012354 RR. RAF DUSTY’S ROYAL STETSON
Ebony. Owned by Michael Horstmann. By Generator’s Silver Dollar, out of Mo 21004153 BU. By Dusty’s Royal
Standing at Aztlan Farm info same. Stud Precious. Owned by OK Walking Horse Flush, out of RAF Cajuns Sunny Spirit.
fee $350. Farms, CurticeMcCloy. Standing at Rising Owned by Bill and Sandy Martin.
Star Ranch, David Williams, breeding Standing at Running Arrow Farm, 4230
MISSISSIPPI manager, 481 Snell Road, Shelbyville Hwy 83 N. (PO Box 271), Wellington
TN 37160; 931/680-0608 breeding, TX 79095; 806/205-1235;email:
GERONIMOS FIREBALL 20306959 BL 931/680-0897 office, website: www. [email protected],
TO. By Ima Fireball Too, out of Geronimos attherisingstar.com, Fee: $750 or 2 for website: www.runningarrowlonghorns.
Rose. Owned by Brad Maxcey. Standing $1250. com, Fee: $350 (Natural Service).
at Circle M Farm, 852 Strengthfore
Pleasant Grove Rd., Laurel MS 39443; I’M DARK VENGEANCE 950428 BL. COAT COLOR CODES
601/323-4828; email: By Pusher’s Doing Time, out of Priceless.
[email protected]. Fee: $500. Owned by Mariella Fugger. Standing at AC-Amber Cream Champagne,
Valton Rummage Stables, Columbia, TN; AM-Amber Champagne,
MONTANA 931-981-2210; Fee: $400 or 2 for $700. AR-Bay Roan, BA-Bay,
BL-Black, BN-Brown,
SKYE’S SAPHYRE STARLYTE21200786 MIGHTY MAXX 940352 BL. By Pride’s BR-Black Roan, BU-Bucksin,
BR, Sire Generator’s Dr Blue, dam Jose’s Beam, out of Fashion’s Promenade. CC-Classic Cream Champagne,
Bay Lay. Owned by Debbie Jeppesen. Owned by JoAnn Dowell. Standing at CH-Chestnut,
Standing at Walkers On Water, 170 Sun Fantasy Farms, Beverly Burgess Wood, CL-Classic Champagne, TV-Tovero
Prairie Road, Great Falls MT 59404; 351 Highway 82 E., Bell Buckle TN 37020; CP-Champagne, CR-Cremello,
406/799-2116; email [email protected]; farm 931/389-6983, cell 931/703-5378, GC-Gold Cream Champagne,
website: www.walkersonwater.com, Stud residence 931/389-6981, fax 931/389- GO-Gold Champagne,
fee $500 LFG, multi-mare discount. 6980. Fee: $625. GR-Grey, HR-Chestnut Roan,
LR-Blue Roan PA-Palamino,
NORTH CAROLINA SILVER EXPRESS 955308 GR. By PE-Perlino, RR-Grey Roan,
Power Of Persuasion, out of Backcourt SB-Smoky Black, SC-Smoky Cream,
JAZZ CRUISER20410275SO, Sire A Jazz Foul. Owned by Robert and Lisa Marbry. SO-Sorrel, SR-Sorrel Roan
Man, damMoments. Owned by Angela Standing at White Oak Farm, Sammy WH-White.
Tuck. Standing at Walk Away Farms, 277 Sanders, breeding manager, 10023
Strawberry Road, Reidsville NC 27320; Rosemark Road, Atoka TN 38004; COAT COLOR CODES
336-613-9138; email: atuck2triad.rr.com. 901/829-3303 stable, 901/458-4314
Fee: $500. office, 901/829-3333 residence, 901/458- OV-Overo, SA-Sabino, TO-Tobiano,
9792 fax, email: [email protected], TS-Tobiano/Sabino
OHIO website: www.whiteoakstallions.com,
Fee: $550. COLOR PATTERN CODES
GENIUS BOY’S LEGACY 20001188BL.
By Genius Boy Pride out of Classic Beam. STAY THE COURSE 20414603 HR. D-Dun, G-Grey, R-Roan, S-Silver
Owned by Joyce M. Moyer. Standing at By Seve, out of Stock’s Autumn Rose
Maple Crest Farms, 7009 Maple Avenue, (Quarterback’s Stock X Sound Of Fury
Castalia OH 44824, 419-684-9490, mare). Owned by and standing at
email: wlmailhtml:joycemoyer@thewavz. Samara Farms, 2397 Ben Williams Road,
com; website: www.twhorses.com, Fee: Shelbyville, TN 37160; 931/703-7597;
Private Treaty. email: [email protected]. Fee:
$300 LFG, multiple mares discounted.
OREGON
STEEL CONNECTION 951441BL. By
BANNER’S CHAMPAGNE PUNCH Clutch’s Sure Threat, out of Mark Plum
20509744 CP. By Champagne Banner, Perfect. Owned by Jo Ann Dowell.
out of Hawaiian Punch. Owned by Standing at Fantasy Farms, Beverly
Mary Semerak-Rennick. Standing at Burgess Wood, 351 Highway 82E., Bell
Aspen Hill Ranch, 31930 N.W. Smoke Buckle TN 37020; farm: 931/389-6983,
Ranch Rd., Scappoose, OR 97056, residence: 931/389-6981, cell: 931/703-
503/765-9362,email: aspenhillranch@ 5378, fax: 931/389-6980. Fee: $650.
yahoo.com, website: www.aspenhillranch.
com, Videos on “YouTube”aspenhillranch.
Fee: Private Treaty.

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