Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse - June 2020

Honor My

Country
and Stephanie White

Columbia Spring Jubilee

Amateur Four-Year-Old Mare & Gelding Champion

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to participate. If you are not currently
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For information on the Creative Contests,
please contact Paulette Ewing at (931) 359-0593
or email [email protected].

Creative Contests
art • photo • creative writing

Capture the moment, paint a picture, and tell us a story!

RULES & ELIGIBILITY DEADLINE: August 1

1. You must be a TWHYASM member to participate. PHOTO
2. All entries must depict the Tennessee Walking Horse. • Judged 50% on visual effect and 50% on technique.
3. All entries must be the exclusive work of the TWHYA • Photos can be a maximum of 4” x 6”,

member submitting the entry. mounting is desired but not required.
4. All entries will become the exclusive property of TWHBEASM. • Limit of three (3) entries per youth member.
5. TWHYA members can submit more than one entry form,
CREATIVE WRITING
however one entry form must be attached to each submission.

ART Poems (50 word minimum)
Essay or Short Story (350-500 words)
• Judged 50% on creativity and 50% on technique. Theme for this year . . .
• Limit of three (3) entries per youth member. “TheTennesseeWalking Horse to me is . . . ” or“My favorite
experience with a Tennessee Walking Horse. . . “

• Judged 50% on originality of thought and ability

to convey message, 25% on creativity, and 25%

on grammar and neatness.

ENTRY FORM • All entries must be typed.
• Limit of one (1) entry per category.

Entries must be postmarked by July 26, 2019. Please print clearly. Fill out this form, attach to submission and mail to:
TWHYA Creative Contests, Attn: Paulette Ewing, P.O. Box 286 • Lewisburg, TN 37091

Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________

City: __________________________________ State: ___________________ Zip: _____________________

Phone: ________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________

Birthdate: ______________________________ Age as of January 1, 2019___________________________

Category: o Oil/Pastel/Watercolor Painting o Three-dimensional Art
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[Belfast Horse Show]

Belfast Horse Show
The Belfast Lions Club
canceled their show as did
many others due to the
Covid-19. Justin and Joni
Jenne’ decided that they would
take on the task and make sure
Belfast had a show. They made
lots of changes, one making
it a two day show. Another
change was having two and
three year old classes on Fri-
day and Saturday night. That
way trainers could show more

than one of their young horses. The weath-
er was perfect and the crowd came to see a
horse show.

The judge for this new show was Jamie
Bradshaw. 292 entries for the two nights was
the final tally. The show was over each night
by 10:30, which everyone loved.

The stake class with five entries brought
the crowd to their feet with We Will Rock
You and Philip Trimble walking their way to
Belfast Grand Champion honors for owners
Chris and Edwin Hutchinson. Chris Hutchin-
son rode him to the Owner-Amateur Novice
World Grand Championship last year and has
turned the reins over to Philip to vie for the
2020 World Grand Championship.

Reserve in the class went to Jose’s Red
Rock and Chris Helton for Jimbo Conner.

Congratulations to all the winners.

2020 World Grand
Champion Contenders.

and Philip Trimble

Belfast
Grand
Champion

Owned by
Chris & Dr. Edwin Hutchinson
Shelbyville, TN

Jose’s

Dixie Queen
with Ann Rea

Belfast

Amateur
Three-Year-Old
Mares & Geldings
Reserve Champion

Owned by Alex Rea
Ellisville, MS

SWtroanlkg

with Ashley Rea

Belfast

Amateur
Two-Year-Old

Stallions
Reserve Champion

Owned by Ashley Rea
Ellisville, MS

and Ashley Rea

Belfast

Amateur
15.2 & Under

Champion

Owned by
Barbara Smith
Columbus, MS

Florida
Georgia Line

and Tim Smith

Belfast
Show Pleasure Riders’ Cup Champion

Owned by Bruce and Robin MacDonald
Atlanta, Georgia and Shelbyville, Tennessee

Mr. Heisman

and Tim Smith

Belfast
Open Specialty Riders’ Cup Grand Champion

©Barr Studios

All smiles after their winning performances.

With Zyaire Trazie riding and Jaron Dotson at the lead.

Columbia Spring Jubilee and Belfast Leadline Champions

We would appreciate your support as we vie for
2020 Leadline Pony World Grand Championship honors.

Owned and Trained by
Dotson Brothers • Thompson Station, Tennessee

He’s Ritz
Jaron Dotson, handler
He’s Ritz & Cash salutes. . .

Belfast PEDIGREE A COMAND PERFORMANCE
Weanling Riders’ HE’S PUTTIN’ ON THE RITZ
Cup Champion HE’S RITZ N CASH
GEN’S LIVING DOLL

THE LADY OF CASH HARD CASH JR.
MY MIRCLE BABY

Owned by • Sid Baker • Shelbyville, TN HE’S RITZ
Trained by • Dotson Brothers • Thompson Station, TN
JOSE’ JOSE’ GEN.’S MAJOR GENERAL
JOSE’S PAPER ROSE THE PAPER ROSE STORMY’S RUBY
GEN’S ARMED AND DANGEROUS
He’s Ritz & Cash stands at Private Treaty BONNIE BLUE JUBILEE

[Belfast Horse Show]

He’s

Whiskey & Jimmy McConnell

Cavalier

Belfast

Four-Year-Old
Canter

Champion

Owned by Thanks for all the kind comments
Meadows & Myers and watch for Whiskey in Open &
Atlanta, GA & Shelbyville, TN
Amateur Divisions. We would
appreciate your continued support!

My Shockwave

and Karen Bean
Belfast

Amateur Stallions Champion

Owned by Karen Bean
Just Horsin’ Around Farm
Tomball, TX and Shelbyville, TN

TimefoHr onors
Ronald Morton, handler

©Barr Studios

Belfast
Yearling Riders’ Cup Champion

Owned by Trained by
Mariella Fugger Rummage Stables
Valton Rummage, owner

[Belfast Hore Show]

Knockin
Boots

and Joe Lester

Belfast
Two & Three-Year-Old
Trail Pleasure Champion

What a great debut performance!

Owned by
Phyllis Langley and
Brad & Leigh Anne Gregory
Scottsdale, AZ and Franklin, TN



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Saturday, August 8, 4pm • Versatility Classes
1. Costume Class 4. Water Glass
2. Lollipop Race 5. Ride A Buck
3. Poles 6. Egg & Spoon

Saturday, August 8, 6pm

S.W. Beech Memorial Horse Show Grounds • Belfast, Tennessee

1. Novice Model 16. Youth Park Performance
2. Equitation 11 & Under 17. Weanling Colts, Riders’ Cup
3. Youth Model 18. Youth Trail Pleasure
4. Amateur Model 19. Youth Yearlings
5. Equitation 12-17 20. 11 & Under
6. Model Mares, Riders’ Cup 21. Yearling Fillies & Geldings, Riders’ Cup
7. Youth All Day Pleasure 22. Novice Yearlings
8. Model Geldings, Riders’ Cup 23. Youth Riders 12-17
9. Weanling Fillies, Riders’ Cup 24. Model Stallions, Riders’ Cup
10. Youth Show Pleasure 25. Youth Lite Shod
11. Youth Weanling 26. Amateur Yearlings
12. Youth Country Pleasure 27. Youth Plantation/Park Pleasure
13. Novice Weanlings 28. Yearling Colts, Riders’ Cup
14. Youth Walking Ponies 29. Youth Medallion, Performance
15. Amateur Weanlings 30. Youth Medallion, Flat Shod

Entry Fees: No Entry Fee Except Riders Cup Classes 6, 8, 9, 17, 21, 24, 28 $40
No Premiums except Riders Cup and Medallion Classes
Premiums classes 6, 8, 9, 17, 21, 24, 28, 29 and 30
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
$75 $50 $40 $30 $20

Hotty Toddy Gosh A’Mighty
Gen A’Mighty X JFK’s Pushing Girl (The Pusher C. G.)
Jacoby Farm and
Georgia Katherine Hazelwood
announce the arrival of. . .

2020
Weanling
World Grand
Champion
Contenders

Owned by
Georgia Katherine Hazelwood

Judge: Afternoon: Leah Boyd
Evening: Aaron Self

Announcer: Dallas Eubanks

Organist: J. French Brantley IV

SHOW WILL BE CONDUCTED UNDER CURRENT COVID SAFETY ADVISEMENTS. Farrier:
PLEASE MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCING. MASKS MUST BE WORN IN WARM- Photographer: Barr Studio
UP AREA UNTIL YOU ARE ON YOUR HORSE. (SUBJECT TO CHANGE ) Show Manager: Denise Rowland
(931) 703-7597 leave message or text
Please enter online or by phone to limit contact per Covid advisements. You if no answer
will pick up entry packets at show office upon your arrival. Info: Stalls $15/RV $40 reserve ahead

Halter Show 1:00 pm J. RC Open Model Mare ALLOWANCE WILL BE MADE FOR
K. Amateur Weanling CHANGING CLASSES IN THE
A. RC Weanling Filly L. Youth Yearling HALTER DIVISION
B. RC Yearling Colt
C. Amateur Model M. RC Open Model Gelding
D. RC Two-Year-Old In Hand (3/8 x 3/4 max shoe)
E. RC Weanling Colt N. Novice Weanling
F. Amateur Yearlings
G. RC Open Model Stallion O. RC Open in Hand
H. RC Yearling Filly
I. Youth Weanling P. RC Broodmare In Hand (must have produced at least one Foal)

Q. Youth Model

R. RC Sire in Hand (must have produced at least one Foal)

HALTER SHOW DQP FEES : $30 /class EVENING SHOW Entry fee 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Classes $40 $75 $50 $40 $35
Entry Fee Reg Classes $40/ Rider Cup $50 —Entry Pleasure & Halter additional Reg $50 $75 $50 $40 $35
Fees will be Jackpot. Paybacks after deducting $10 classes $5 each RC $100 $300 $175 $125 $100
to TWHBEA with RC classes additional $10 deduc- Stake $0 $75 $50 $40 $30/$20
tion for WHTA; balance of $ for each class to be Medallion Classes $5 Medallion
divided between 3 places, 50%, 30%, 20%

Online Entries: Halter Show by Wednesday 5pm July 22

Evening Show by Noon Thursday July 23
entermywalkinghorse.com (available now)

For entry assistance by phone: 706-366-1011

EVENING SHOW 5:00 pm 19. Amateur Stallions
1. Amateur Fine Harness
2. Amateur All Day Pleasure 20. Youth 17 & under on Mares & Geldings
3. Amateur Trail Pleasure English
4. RC 2 yr. Old Mares & Geldings 21. Amateur Trail Pleasure Western
5. Amateur 60 & over
6. Youth 17 & under Pony 22. TWHBEA/FAST Youth Medallion Canter (Performance)
7. RC Trail Pleasure 3 & Under
8. Amateur 4 yr. Old 23. Amateur Ladies on Mares & Geldings
9. RC Country Pleasure
10. RC 3 yr. Old Stallions 24. TWHBEA/FAST Youth Medallion Canter (Pleasure)
11. Amateur 2 yr. Old
12. Youth Country Pleasure 25. Amateur Lite-Shod
13. Amateur Park Performance
14. Amateur 3 yr. Old 26. RC Country Pleasure 3 & under
15. Youth Trail Pleasure
16. RC Show Pleasure 27. Amateur Mares & Geldings
17. Amateur All-Day Pleasure 3 & under
18. RC 2 yr. Old Stallions 28. RC 3 yr. Old Mare & Gelding

All Classes specialty unless noted 29. Amateur Owned & Trained

30. Amateur Country Pleasure

31. RC 4 yr. Old Mares & Geldings

32. RC Trail Pleasure DOUBLE POINT
33. Amateur Canter

34. RC Specialty Mares & Geldings

35. Amateur Park Pleasure

36. RC Stake (Canter)

◆ Pleasure classes Optional Tack unless otherwise specified



In these times, it is difficult to plan ahead. We at TWHBEA strive to
make your participation in our Programs as easy as possible. Affiliate
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advance notice requirement.

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[TWHBEA News]

TWHYA Board and Officers
Working For The Association

The Chris Hazelwood, Youth Vice President has
worked really hard at keeping our youth active with
the association. Teaching them the importance of
giving back to the association, by helping out with
the many task of keeping the grounds and building
clean and in good repair.

Some of the TWHYA board members and of-
ficers, the ones living close, made a day of cleaning
up trash on the ground and giving the front garden
pavers a really good cleaning. This job had been bid
and would have cost the association $750 to $1000.

walkway and wallsThey worked really hard and made such a difference.
Thank you to our youth, great job.

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Executive
Notes

Rory R. Williams
26 June 2020

Wow, welcome back to horse shows! Wasn’t many talented horsemen and women that can work
Columbia fantastic??!! ~500 entries and we were with a horse and regardless of its’ natural “way”,
so pleased to see the crowd as full as it was around find it a half-dozen styles or utilities for show,
the arena too. Just wonderful. Belfast blew it up! work, trail, etc.
and many thanks to Justin Jenne’ and everyone that
helped put together a wonderful two-night show. Also, when it comes to exhibition, when the
Looking forward to the 50th annual Fun Show, and registration is pending, the horse may not show.
others coming up in short order. We anticipate “Yellow Papers” issued to identify horses pending
them to be just as plentifully entered and as excit- complete registration are not valid for show or
ing. The TWHBEA registered horses are getting breeding. There seems to be a major misunder-
better and better every year. standing about the function of the “Yellow Papers”
of our breed. It is only a receipt which states one
But there is something that is still happening has begun the registration process on that horse.
out there hurting the industry: showing un-regis- The registration process is not complete until the
tered and un-transferred horses under misleading par-entage is lab-verified by DNA and has been
numbers, names, or owners. If the horse is alive and pro-cessed by the office at which time [it] is issued
healthy, it deserves to be registered. That is all an official TWHBEA registration certificate.
there is to it, no wait and see “if it’ll make”. There
are so

A horse must have the official registration cer- horses like those that are coming now during the
tificate before that horse is eligible to show or late fee waiver period. So very many people have
breed. The only exceptions are weanlings showing taken advantage of the opportunity afforded the
at The TWHBEA National Futurity. The “Yellow community by our Executive Committee that we
Papers” do allow for transfer, though, but the are in fact 229 registrations above projected bud-
process must be completed, all the same. Similarly, get for June 30, 2020. We could not, and did not,
for ex-hibiting horses that have not been fully expect such an outpouring of positive reactions to
transferred to the correct and current owner and the late fee waiver!
regardless if you purchased the horse a day or ten
years ago, if the horse is not in your name to show, Looking to the Futurity this year – get those
transfer it. Keep it simple; do the right thing. weanlings and yearlings nominated before the 7th
NOW, THE POSITIVE GOOD NEWS. There are of August and entered in the show! There’s good
gains in mares bred being reported, TWH interest money in the Futurity and the public deserves to
is blooming again worldwide, requests for see a multitude of young horses parading the track
registration are coming in from very unexpected in time to the music. And there’s Jackpot class-
corners and marketing the breed is working – after es for 2 and 3-year old horses. It is going to be a
all the horse sells itself, in the end. AND by today’s wonderful night, we know!! Champagne toasts for
unanimous decision, the late fee waiver is being the winners, big prize money - makes it worth it!
extended – TILL THE END OF 2020!!!!
NOW IS THE TIME TO FIX THE TRANS-FERS, Enjoy the magazine, you all –GREAT HORSES!
GET IN THE OLD STUD REPORTS, AND
SUBMIT THE INCOMPLETE REGISTRATIONS!!

The Executive Committee works for all our Major Rory Williams, MA, USA Retired
customers and the threats of COVID-19 causing TWHBEA Executive Director
major economic stress is something they under-
stand and desire to combat, for you.

Our budgeted metrics are maintaining Fillable Forms on www.twhbea.com for your use
positive numbers against what was predicted last 1. Fillable Transfer Form
year for 2020, and the necessity of conducting 2. Fillable Stallion Breeding Report Form
the Semi-Annual Board of Directors meeting via 3. Fillable Horse Name Change Form
Video-Teleconference was surprisingly smooth. 4. Fillable Membership Application
Perhaps technology is not so hard to embrace after 5. Fillable Sold Horse Acknowledgement
all… There are also fillable forms on our website for 6. Fillable Duplicate Certificate Affidavit
you all to use that have an email link directly on the 7. Fillable IHPP Application Form
form to submit the filled out and signed form to the 8. Fillable Futurity Nomination Form
registry.

It is very much helpful to the breed to regis- P.S. The Fun Show (50th Annual) was a great
ter every horse born. Let that resonate. In these deal of fun and we say THANK YOU to all the
times of economic turmoil, animal agriculture un- fans that brought their work to be completed in
der attack by “rights” activists, and the very fabric of the satellite office with Christie Stephens and me!
our industry being ripped at the seams from with-
in – the breed needs more people to register their

TWHBEA Business Request Appointment

Financial News – April 2020 Personalized Financial Strategies
Revenue: $63,997.04 Focus Areas
Expenses: $(80,160.78) •Estate & Legacy Strategies
Total: $(16,163.74) •Insurance & Annuities
Financial News – May 2020 •Retirement Income Strategies
Revenue: $82,3285.67 •Retirement Savings Strategies
Expenses: $(107,577.84) •Portfolio Reviews
Total: $(25,292.17) •Wealth Strategies
FY2020 (Dec 1, 2019 – May 31, 2020) Certifications
Revenue: $536,667.74 •AAMS®
Expenses: $(641,108.44)
Total: $(85,707.63) How We Work Together
As an Edward Jones financial advisor, I believe
In the wake of the COVID-19 economic it’s important to invest my time to understand
stumble, TWHBEA applied for and was granted a what you’re working toward before you invest
forgivable Payroll Protection Program loan (from your money. It's also important to understand
the Small Business Administration) of $89,060.75. the level of risk you're comfortable accepting
The forgiveness application is currently under when investing so we can balance it with the
review and processing. steps necessary to reach your long-term goals.

________________________________________ Steve R Lewis, AAMS®
106 2nd Avenue N.
Metrics used to Measure Success at TWHBEA™ Lewisburg, TN 37091
As of May 31, 2020, vs. May 31, 2019 931.270.9550 main phone
Members: 4,138 vs. 4,465
Registrations: 1,250 vs. 1,186
Transfers: 1,621 vs. 1,891

Mares Bred Last Five Years
(current as of 6/19/20)
2019: 4,690
2018: 4,933
2017: 4,878
2016: 4,940
2015: 5,000

[TWHBEA News]

Youth Project
Learning To Use Ipeds

Again Chris Hazelwood, Youth Vice President has worked really hard at keeping our youth active with the
association. This time giving them a project to teach them how to use Ipeds. They were told to research any
former show mares and see if they had produced any show horses. This was something for our youth to do
during this Covid-19 pandemic. Boy did they embrace the challenge. We got more then we can every print,
but we are going to highlight a few of the ones that they came up with. The youth are the future of our breed
and they are working hard for the association and to learn all they can about the Tennessee Walking Horse.
Another great job.

We are starting off with a Hall of Fame mare Black Magic Woman, she producted Black Santana who pro-
duced Santana Woman (not pictured) who produced World Grand Champion Generator’s Santana.

Black Magic Woman
Black Santana

Santana Woman (not pictures)
WGC Generator’s Santana

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[TWHBEA News]

Next is Maxie Magic who produced Maxie Choice,
who produced Encore’s Magic Lady, who produced
Gen A’Mighty, Gin’s Shadow and Team Six Boots.
Maxie Magic

Maxie Choice

Maxie Magic

Gen A’Mighty Gin’s Shadow Team Six Boots

[TWHBEA News]

Miss Walking Miracle produced Miracle At The
Ritz.
Miss Walking Miracle

Miracle At The Ritz

Cash For Roses produced Gen’s Black Maverick
Cash For Roses

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[TWHBEA News]

Ebony’s Sun Lady produced My Magic Dream (not
pictured) and she produced Sweepstakes, The Lottery,
The Superbowl and The Stanley Cup. Ebony’s Sun
Lady also produced Splash Of Gen (not pictures) who
produced Major Splash, Marjor Splish Splash, Brother
Splash, I’m Splashed and Splotched (not pictured)

Ebony’s Sun Lady
My Magic Dream (not pictured)

Sweepstakes The Lottery The Super Bowl The Stanley Cup

Splash Of Gen (not pictured)

Major Splash Major Splish Splash Brother Splash I’m Splashed

Splotched also of the line
(not pictured)

[TWHBEA News]

TWHYA Board and Officers
Alexandra Schutt
I am Lexi, and I love horses. They bring a sense of calm to me,
that not much else does. I am from Dayton Ohio, and am 14
years old. I am a confident and kind person, and I love to cook
and bake.
What grade are you in and what school do you attend?I am
a freshman in high school and attend Chaminade Juliene school.

Favorite subject?
I enjoy science and math.
Favorite food?
Pierogi.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
A chef at my own restaurant.
What is something about you that people might be
surprised to learn? I love to cook and bake, and I am interest-ed
in making it my career.
If you could visit anywhere in the world, where would it be?
Definitely Italy
Do you have a goal for the year ahead (or beyond)? My goal
in life would be to open my own restaurant.
Do you have a personal motto or philosophy by which you
live? I do not have a personal motto, but I remind myself every
day to be confident and kind.
Who is someone that you look up to or admire? I love Julia child

because of all the amazing cooking she has done.
Who is someone in the horse business that you look up/
admire? I look up to Amber Marshall because she loves horses, and has a ranch on and off of the set of heartland
How did you get started in the horse business? When I was little I would always ask my mom for riding lessons. One day,
she and my aunt were talking, one thing led to another, and my aunt and I started lessons together.
Aside from horses, what is your favorite hobby or pastime? I love to cook and bake.
What is your favorite memory with a Tennessee Walking Horse? My favorite memory with a Tennessee walking horse was
the first time I rode a certain horse, her name was Bella. I hadn’t ridden English saddle in around a year and a half, so I was a bit
rusty, but as soon as I got on her I felt like I was floating. It was amazing.
Who was your first horse? I do not own a horse, but my first ride was on a walker named Maggie.
When/where did you win your first Blue ribbon? I won my fist blue ribbon at an obstacle class. I don’t remember where. If
you show, which division(s) do you show in? I show spotted horse, country pleasure, western classes, and sometimes I
show English.
Favorite horse? My favorite horse is Maggie May’s Spirit AKA Annie.
Favorite horse show? My favorite horse show was the first time I won a blue ribbon. They called my name and my jaw
dropped. I felt like I was floating on a cloud.
Does owning or riding a horse help you in school or in life? Absolutely! I ride on Wednesdays and Saturday’s and riding
just takes all the stress away. It also gives you something good to look forward to.
What is the best thing your horse does for you? The best thing horses do for me is just to be there.
Do you have a favorite horse movie? I love the heartland series.
What do you enjoy most about the horse industry? I enjoy going in to the barn early on a Saturday morning when it’s all
quiet, mucking stalls, grooming and riding.
Do you have a favorite horse show/Celebration food? I enjoy when they have lemonade at the shows.
If your horse was a human, what would his/her job be? If the horse I ride was a human, she would be retired, sitting on the
couch all day, eating chips.
Favorite TV show? Bobs burgers.
Favorite singer/band? Billie Eilish and Halsey.
Favorite season? Fall.

2nd Annual
TWHYA

HORSE BOWL
at The Tennessee Walking Horse
National Celebration

Saturday, August 29 • 1:00 P.M.
Calsonic Arena

Junior Division (4th-8th grades) Senior Division (9th-12th grades)
Awards given to top two teams and high point individuals in each age division.

Competition material will consist of 50% general horse knowledge and
50% Tennessee Walking Horse knowledge

Study material may be found at www.twhbea.com under youth programs.

Register by August 1, 2020

Contact:
Chris Hazelwood • (931)215-2255 • [email protected]

Paulette Ewing • (931) 359-0593 • [email protected]

2nd Annual TWHYA Horse Bowl
ENTRY FORM

Deadline: August 1, 2020

Team Name(if 4-H, County name)______________________________________________________________
Sponsor/Coach_____________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number_________________ Email Address________________________________________________
Circle Division: Junior(4th-8th grades) Senior(9th-12th grades)
Team Members (3 or 4 members)
___________________________________________ ____________________________________________
___________________________________________ ____________________________________________

Submit entry form to [email protected] or TWHBEA P.O. Box 286, Lewisburg, TN 37091

Time to place
your ad for the
Pre-Celebration
issue of the Voice.

It will be back in print for this August issue.

Call Carol 931-359-0590 office
931-993-6333 cell

or Paulette 931-359-0593 office
931-993-4855 cell

STALLION REPORT ONE STALLION PER FORM! STALLION BREEDING REPORT

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

Breeding Season Year: �������������������������������������� ANNUAL REPORTING PERIOD: September 1 - August 31
FILING DATE: On or before October 1*
Stallion’s REGISTERED Name: ��������������������������������
IMPORTANT: PENALTY OF $100 WILL BE ASSESSED FOR LATE FILING!
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The above named stallion stood at the following location(s) during this reporting period.

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

PRINT OR TYPE THE MARE’S TWHBEA RECORDED OWNER(S) LAST DATE (MO/DAY/YR) ENTER A, FS, N, P, AUTHORIZE
TWHBEA REGISTERED REGISTRATION OF MARE MARE WAS EXPOSED. OR S* REGISTRATION
NAME OF MARE BRED
NUMBER (AT TIME OF SERVICE) IF PASTURE BRED, GIVE *SEE BACK OF FORM OF THE
DATES IN AND OUT RESULTING FOAL
OF PASTURE. ENTER “Y” OR “N”
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CERTIFICATION: I do hereby certify that the above named mare(s) was/were exposed to this stallion on the day(s) recorded above.

___________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ____________________________ ____/____/____

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

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

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*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON REVERSE!

PenBrooke Farm

Breeders of Registered Tennessee Walking Horses, where

“The Future Begins with
the Mare”

PenBrooke Farm always has a Limited Selection of Horses for Sale at
the farm and professional training facilities. We’d be glad to help you
find that dream horse, whether it’s for pleasure, show or for your
breeding program.

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Membership Application

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

ALL information must be filled in completely!

Name: DOB (dd/mm/yy)

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

DOB (dd/mm/yy)

Address: Country:
City/State/Zip: Email Address:
Telephone:

$125 Family Membership Enclosed is my payment for:

(other conditions apply, call office for details) $1250 Lifetime Membership (age 49 and below)
(age 70+ $650, age 60-69 $850, age 50-59 $1050)

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

$75 Four-Year Young Adult Membership $150 Youth Time
(18-21 yrs.) (The span of a child’s youth up to 18)
$50 WHTA Licensed Trainer
(for 2020 only - conditions apply: current on dues & in good standings)

For your convenience, and peace of mind, all memberships are henceforth placed in an automatic renewal status and will be billed to your credit card
each year as payment is required. Full payment information is not maintained by the TWHBEA but at the credit card processing company used to
transact your business and is scrupulously protected by an Enterprise Level security system. Opt out here denying the convenience of
auto renewal
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I am an:

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

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

Signature of Applicant: Date of Application:

Register now for your iPEDS Service!

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

Premium - This option is available to all current TWHBEA members for an annual fee of $60.00. It offers everything in the Standard Access option, but also
includes pedigrees, production records and show records. Add $60 to your payment (TN residents add an additional $5.55 for sales tax).

Premium Lifetime- This option is available to all current TWHBEA members for lifetime fee of $1000.00. It offers everything in the Standard Access option,
but also includes pedigrees, production records and show records. Add $1000 to your payment.

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

To learn more about iPEDS, visit www.twhbea.com
SEND APPLICATION TO TWHBEA • P.O. BOX 286 • LEWISBURG TN 37091-0286

[TWHBEA News]

TWHBEA CORPORATE RULE CHANGES
Enacted Date: 26 June 2020. • Effective Date: 25 July 2020.

Rule 1.04
Name of horse must not exceed 25 characters which include all alpha-numeric charac-
ters, punctuation marks, and spaces specific to the Roman Alphabet. Phonetically sim-
ilar names will be considered the same. All names must have a pronunciation. Profane,
vulgar, or sexually suggestive names will not be accepted. Any submitted names that are
in question of complying with the rules will be either accepted or denied by the official
Registrar of TWHBEA.
Rule 2
TWHBEA members who have purchased a multi-year membership are entitled to reg-
ister one foal free each year their dues are paid, provided the dam of said foal is record-
ed in said member’s name on the date of the foal’s birth. This free registration must be
requested at the time the application for registration is submitted. The DNA kit is not
included in the free registration. Lifetime members may choose to use their benefit for
transfer but not both a registration and a transfer in a single calendar year.

The Voice Magazine Staff

General Editor Rory Williams• [email protected]
Ad Sales Carol Wakefield • 931-993-4855

Sales Support/Graphics Paulette Ewing • 931-359-0593

The opinions and statements expressed in articles and advertising are not necessarily the viewpoint or position of the staff or magazine.
The Voice is not responsible for opinions and statements expressed in articles and paid advertisements. We reserve the right to refuse
unsolicited material and advertising. Reproduction of advertising or editorial material without the permission of the publisher is strictly
prohibited.

The Voice, the Official Breed Journal, (USPS 663-040) (ISSN 0505-8813) Is published bimonthly by TWHBEA 250 N.
Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg, TN 37091. Periodicals postage paid at Lewisburg, TN and additional mailing offices. Canada
Post International Publications Mail Product Sales Agreement #1189689. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The

Voice, P. O. Box 286, Lewisburg, TN 37091
TWHBEA Membership:

$75 One-eighteenth which is for a Subscription to The Voice for the dues period.
Non-member subscription: One year: $36 • Two years: $65 Three years: $90

Canadians, add $10/year, residents of other foreign countries ad $20/year and submit U. S. funds.

TWHBEA Election Announcement

TWHBEA - Lewisburg, TN
26 June 2020

The Executive Committee confirmed the positions of directors from states and aligned regions for the
coming election this October. There are 29 seats to fill from the following states and regions.

Tennessee - 10
Kentucky - 3
North Carolina - 3
Ohio - 2
Texas - 2
Alabama - 1
Florida - 1
Indiana - 1
Mississippi - 1
Virginia - 1
Region 1 (see below) - 1
Region 2 (MI, WI) - 1
Region 3 (CT, DC, ME, MD, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT) - 1
Region 4 (AR, LA) - 1

Director Applicants must declare their intention to run by August 1, 2020, to the Executive Director
Rory Williams at [email protected] for initial qualification and inclusion on the ballot for that
state or region.

TWHBEA Corporate Bylaws and Rules address qualifications for Directors and how regions are
accorded based on the population of the membership. Click on the links here for those bylaws and
rules.

**Region 1 consists of Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Israel, Italy,
Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, Thailand

[Fond Farewell]

Fond Farewell

Sara Ailshie Betty Mathis

Debusk, Tennessee Fairmount, Georgia

Everett “Butch” Allen Elizabeth Miller

Texas Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Linda Beasley Horse Obits

Athens, Alabama Cobra Commander

Ruby Bilbrey Owned by Dry Dock Stables

Livingston, Tennessee Collector’s Mindy

Danna Black Owned by Amy Ann McCormick

Waco, Kentucky Gone And Done It

Glenda Doss Owned by The Woodruff Family

Cullman, Alabama Repeat After Me

JoAnn Dowell Owned by Doreen Norris

Canton, Ohio Sloe Gen Jose’

Jimmy Graham Owned by LaRue, Ann and Bart McWaters

Somerville, Tennessee Splash Of Gen

Nancy Kane Owned by The David Landrum Family

Paron, Arkansas The Buzz

Mary Dell Kilgore Owned by Blake Cammack

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Cecil Elrin King, Jr.

Seagrove, North Carolina