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Unity Committee Meet & Greet

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McConnell changes plea in HPA case

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Giant steps…one at a time

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Unity Committee Meet & Greet

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by on May 14, 2012 at 11:41 am

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The Unity Committee invites you to participate in a Meet Greet at 3:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 24, 2012 at The Celebration Grounds at the Blue Ribbon Circle.

We will have refreshments and light hors d’oeuvres. Goals of the Unity Committee will be discussed with members and suggestion/comment cards will be available.

For questions contact:
Mrs. Christy Lantis
clicketycn@aol.com - 760-963-1856

Article source: http://www.walkinghorseowners.com/2012/05/14/unity-committee-meet-greet/

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2012 Strawberry Festival, Humboldt, TN Results and Video

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WEST TENNESSEE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Chalmus Davenport Arena : Humboldt, TN
Friday, May 11, 2012

Judge: Kevin Luttrell

Photographer: Sid Abernathy

www.sid.photoreflect.com



Video

OPENING CEREMONIES



Class Video

Class B LEAD LINE



Class Video

Class 1 YEARLING COLTS & FILLIES – 1 entry
1. A Special For You – David Smith O/E – Somerville, TN



Class Video

Class 2 MODEL MARES, GELDINGS, STALLIONS – 5 entries
1. A Red Ruby – Laurie Toone O/E – Shelbyville, TN
2. Falcon's French Kiss – Becky Gilmer for Ray Gilmer – Toone, TN
3. The Prestige – Ronnie Rushing O/E – Dickson, TN
4. I'm A Coppertone Girl – Susan Shelton O/E – Dickson, TN
5. Mama's Poison – Heather Jackett for Prudy Jackett – Covington, TN



Class Video

Class 3 JUVENILE SPECIALTY – 2 entries
1. Free To Score – Maggie Kail O/E – Alamo, TN
2. Sweet Thang – McKayla St. John O/E – South Fork, TN



Class Video

Class 4 COUNTRY PLEASURE SPECIALTY (OPT. TACK) – 7 entries
1. I'm Rose Walker – Lauren Hamilton O/E – Cedar Grove, TN
2. Fun In The Sun – Mackenzie Morgan for Laurie Toone
3. Hawk's Red Bull – Jessica Wilson for John Dicken – Memphis, TN
4. I Caught You Looking – Summer Harris
5. Dancing Under The Stars – Emily McElreath



Class Video

Class 5 TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS OPEN – WHTA RIDER'S CUP – 4 entries
1. 2 Cool For School – Dan Waddell
2. Caterpillar's Cousin – Travis Craft for Woodburn/Craft
3. Master Jazz Opus – Edgar Abernathy for Dr. Tommy & Pat Vinson – Columbus, MS
4. I'm Mr. All American – Eddie Barclay O/E – South Fulton, TN



Class Video

Class 6 AMATEUR PARK PLEASURE SPECIALTY (OPT TACK) – 3 entries
1. Fog At The Ritz – Abbey Fleming for Jim Upchurch – Jackson, TN
2. Major Randolph – Debbie Parmer O/E – Elizabethtown, PA
3. Strut's Bandit – Ann Forrester O/E – South Fulton, TN



Class Video

Class 7 LADIES MARE & GELDING SPECIALTY – 5 entries
1. Olympic's Godfather – Stephanie Carter for The Barry Carter Family –
Bartlett, TN
2. Miss Mojito – Taylor Walters O/E – Rancho Mirage, CA
3. He's Keeping Time – Grant & Bonnie McGee – Somerville, TN
4. High Society Woman – Tina Wright for Wright/Cagle – Lexington,TN
5. Falcon's Backdraft – LaGrange, TN



Class Video

Class 8 YOUTH TRAIL PLEASURE (OPT TACK) – 3 entries
1. Mr. Jesse James – Mackenzie Morgan for Ann Jameson
2. Dangerous Duchess – for Diane Donner – Dyersburg, TN
3. Hard Cash's Magic Mark – Ellie West for The West Family – Mayfield, KY



Class Video

Class 9 TWO YEAR OLD WALKING MARES & GELDINGS OPEN – WHTA RIDER'S CUP – 5
entries
1. Hawkeye's Lady Bird – Casey Wright for Archie Brooks – Erin, TN
2. New York Look – Dan Waddell for Formac Stables – Union City, TN
3. Line's Lady – Joe Cotten for Hoyte Eakes – Nashville, TN
4. Jose' Peno – Eddie Barclay O/E – South Fulton, TN
5. Dance Mischief



Class Video

Class 10 AMATEUR OWNED & TRAINED SPECIALTY – 3 entries (1 excused)
1. The Major Flair – Jessie Stanfill O/E – Humboldt, TN
2. Skywalk's Kryptonite – Kendra Gilmore for Gary Gilmore



Class Video

Class 11 TWO YEAR OLD AMATEUR STALLIONS – 1 entry
1. Thunder In The Sky – Charlie Cotten for Christine & Jim Woodburn –
Sacramento, KY



Class Video

Class 11A OPEN SPECIALTY – WHTA RIDER'S CUP – 3 entries
1. The Jazz Player – Jimmy McConnell – Atoka, TN
2. Jazz Talkin' – Edgar Abernathy for Renee Montgomery
3. Jose's Diamond Rio – Casey Wright



Class Video

Class 12 SPOTTED HORSE OPEN SPECIALTY – 3 entries
1. Fog At The Ritz – Patrick Thomas for Jim Upchurch – Jackson, TN
2. Stolen Gem – Jason Morris for Jim Morris – Perry, MO
3. CK's First Lady – Gary Gilmore O/E – McKenzie, TN



Class Video

Class 13 AMATEUR SHOW PLEASURE WALKING SPECIALTY – 9 entries
1. I'm A Proud American – Bill Williams for Greak Oaks Farm – Ripley, TN
2. Jubilee's Awesome Dream – Shannon Cotter for Ed Cotter
3. Strokin' On Sunday – for Holly Thompson – Martin, TN
4. Powerstroke's Dark Spirit – McKayla St. John
5. Dumas Dandy Dan – Tess Suiter O/E – Clarksville, TN



Class Video

Class 14 TWO YEAR OLD AMATEUR MARES & GELDINGS – 1 entry
1. Expressions – Bob Trimble for Bob & Renita Trimble – Newburg, TN



Class Video

Class 15 15.2 & UNDER WALKING MARES, STALLIONS, GELDINGS OPEN – WHTA RIDER'S
CUP
– 1 entry
1. He's Shady In Black – Jimmy McConnell for Mike & Lee McGartland – Ft. Worth,
TX



Class Video

Class 16 AMATEUR TRAIL PLEASURE (OPT TACK) – 5 entries
1. A Red Ruby – Liz Gassaway O/E – Shelbyville, TN
2. Superiority – Ann Forrester O/E
3. Mahvelous Poison – Heather Jackett for J&J Stables
4. Touch Of Licorice – Maggie Pickens O/E
5. Stepping Up Jose' – Ronnie West for The West Family



Class Video

Class 17 PRO-AM SPECIALTY – 4 entries
1. Dangerous Jazz – Eddie Barclay/Noel Botsch – Jackson, MO
2. Ruben Goldstein – Ray Gilmer/Sewel Katz
3. Exclusive Jazz – Howard Hamilton/Gerald Wardlow
4. Gin & White Diamonds – Andy Simpson/Dean Hutchison – Woodlawn, TN



Class Video

Class 18 THREE YEAR OLD WALKING STALLION OPEN – WHTA RIDER'S CUP – 4
entries
1. Knock Em Ted – Travis Craft for Kevin & Dawn Farris – Elizabethtown, KY
2. National Hero – Jimmy McConnell for The Molly Walters Family – Rancho Mirage,
CA
3. Silver Dollar Jackpot – Joe Cotten for Suzanne Tzareff – Clarkston, MI
4. The Ringer – Link Webb for Tina Smith – Jacksonville, AL



Class Video

Class 19 PARK PERFORMANCE WALKING SPECIALTY – WHTA RIDER'S CUP – 9
entries
1. All American Ritz – Cynthia Wright O/E – Jackson, TN
2. Avenger's Lady Threat – Link Webb for John Cabe – Cornersville, TN
3. Black Gin's Diamond – Joe Cotten for Hoyte Eakes – Nashville, TN
4. Jose's Moonlit Dreamgirl – Andy Simpson for Ted Schwartz – Jackson, MO
5. Prime Target – Keith St. John for Faugn/Fleming – Bayfield, KY



Class Video

Class 20 AMATEUR PONY SPECIALTY – 5 entries
1. The Colonel Reb – Taylor Walters for The Molly Walters Family – Rancho
Mirage, CA
2. Mark Zone – Lora Lawrence O/E – Jackson, TN
3. Major Frivolous – Stephanie Stanfill for Gail Cagle
4. Miss Sharon Stone – Noel Botsch O/E – Jackson, TN
5. Not Gold But Bold – Bill Williams for Great Oaks Farm – Ripley, TN



Class Video

Class 21 THREE YEAR OLD WALKING MARES & GELDINGS OPEN – WHTA RIDER'S CUP
- 6 entries
1. Lady Bertha – Casey Wright for Howard Henderson – South Fulton, TN
2. Sheza Gamer – Edgar Abernathy for Shannon Stepp – Olive Branch, MS
3. Cashing In On Voltage – Joe Cotten for Rhonda Moore – Decatur, TN
4. Beam Me Up Ritz – Andy Simpson for Tommy Halmontaller – Manchester, TN
5. Atta Girl Edie – Dan Waddell for Jimmy & Edith Dilday – Dresden, TN



Class Video

Class 22 LITE SHOD SPECIALTY – WHTA RIDER'S CUP – 4 entries
1. Major Orders – Laurie Toone for Westmont Farm – Memphis, TN
2. Lined With Promise – Patrick Thomas for Lauren Hamilton
3. Mr. Big Sky – Gary Gilmore O/E – Mckenzie, TN



Class Video

Class 23 THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR WALKING STALLIONS – 3 entries
1. Jose's Bandito – Ronnie Stanfill for Billy & Debbie Woods – Lexington, TN
2. Diamond Titleist – Richard Donner for Diane Donner – Dyersburg, TN
3. Oops He's Back In Black – Holly Sanders O/E – Shelbyville, TN



Class Video

Class 24 15.2 & UNDER MARES, GELDINGS, STALLIONS SPECIALTY – 5 entries (1
excused)
1. Dark & Shady – Molly Walters for The Molly Walters Family – Rancho Mirage, CA

2. The Raffle – Charlie Cotten for Ronnie West – Mayfield, KY
3. I'm Silver Too – Kit Caldwell O/E
4. Power Pushin' – Mac McDougal O/E – Batesville, AR



Class Video

Class 25 AMATEUR WALKING SPECIALTY – 6 entries
1. The Who – Molly Walters for The Molly Walters Family – Rancho Mirage, CA
2. Jose's Centerfold – Bill Williams for Great Oaks Farm – Ripley, TN
3. Abstract – Mac McDougal O/E – AR
4. Jazztime In Dixie – Edith Dilday for Jimmy & Edith Dilday – Dresden, TN
5. Mr. Stonewall Jackson – George Moore



Class Video

Class 26 THREE YEAR OLD AMATEUR WALKING MARES & GELDINGS – 3 entries
1. Charmer's Caretaker – Kyle Clayton for Wayne Clayton – Finger, TN
2. Express' Quick Silver – Alicia Powell
3. She's Moving The Yard – Amber Waggoner



Class Video

Class 27 FOUR YEAR OLD WALKING MARES, GELDINGS, STALLIONS OPEN – WHTA RIDER'S
CUP
– 3 entries
1. Gin's Who Dat – Jerry Woodlee for Carol Canerday – Singer, LA
2. Low On Gin – Jimmy McConnell for Mike & Lee McGartland – Ft. Worth, TX
3. Tune In – Joe Cotten for Joe Barnes – Shelbyville, TN



Class Video

Class 28 FOUR YEAR OLD AMATEUR WALKING MARES, GELDINGS, STALLIONS SPECIALTY
- 4 entries
1. He's Lonestar – Edith Dilday for Jimmy & Edith Dilday – Dresden, TN
2. The Shutout – Taylor Walters O/E – Rancho Mirage, CA
3. Walk Hard – Tess Suiter O/E – Clarksville, TN
4. Miss Delight's Watch – Archie Brooks O/E – Erin, TN



Class Video

Class 29 WALKING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP – WHTA RIDER'S CUP – 3 entries
1. A Bruce Pearl – Jimmy McConnell for Mike & Lee McGartland – Ft. Worth, TX
2. Jazz Me Up – Edgar Abernathy for Lance & Rhonda Lincoln – Mountain Home, AR
3. Mr. Sam Houston – Travis Craft for Wilda & Dale Barnes – Beaver Dam, KY

McConnell changes plea in HPA case

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by on May 12, 2012 at 11:34 am

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A Tennessee Walking Horse trainer charged with violations of the Horse Protection Act (HPA) announced Tuesday his intention to plead guilty to one of the charges.

In a notice filed in federal court, Jackie L. McConnell, 60, stated he intends to plead guilty to a single count of conspiracy to violate the HPA.

The notice stated that federal prosecutors intend to move for dismissal of all remaining charges in the 52-count indictment. McConnell executed a written plea agreement that has been agreed to by both sides in the case.

McConnell had been indicted in March, along with Jeff Dockery, 54, John Mays, 50, and Joseph R. Abernathy, 30, with conspiracy to violate the HPA.

According to the U.S. Code, penalties for violating the HPA in this regard carries a maximum fine of $5,000, a prison sentence of up to three years, or both.

A change of plea hearing has been scheduled for May 22 before U.S. Magistratate Judge William B. Mitchell Carter.

Bond issue

Plea agreements were due from the four on Tuesday. If McConnell had not made the deal, a pre-trial hearing would have taken place on May 14, with the trial itself starting on the 22nd.

However, according to the U.S. District Court calender, Dockery and Mays are still scheduled to appear before a federal judge next Monday.

Last week, a bond revocation hearing was held for Mays and he was remanded to the custody of the U.S. Marshall Service.

According to testimony from U.S. Probation Officer Christa Heath, Mays violated the conditions of his release by “absconding from supervision” and providing the court with an unknown home address.

“Based on the defendant’s violation, I conclude the defendant is a risk of flight,” Judge Carter wrote.

Article source: http://www.t-g.com/story/1847921.html

Giant steps…one at a time

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It’s an unfortunate, but true realization. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn’t been affected by cancer in some way.

It’s the great equalizer that can bring anyone to their knees. But, it also can show how strong a person is, and how great the community around them can rally when called upon.

Home team

One such community organization is the Bedford Cancer Foundation. You don’t have to go far to see the dividends.

“Our motto is, ‘What we raise … stays,” said Vice President Virginia Stewart.

“It may be on a small scale, but we touch people that may not be touched by larger organizations,” added board member Kay Adcock.

Funding for the Bedford Cancer Foundation is entirely through contributions from individuals and corporations, grants from public and private agencies, and fundraising events. The biggest event, their annual Walking for Cancer Horse Show, will be held on Saturday, May 19.

Thousands of dollars

The show has provided more than $29,000 in assistance to cancer patients in Bedford County over the past two years. And the folks at the Bedford Cancer Foundation are making sure this year’s show is their best yet.

“We are working hard to put on a great show for the industry,” said President Joni Jenne’, “and we invite the community to come out to enjoy the show and help us raise funds to assist Bedford County residents. We would also welcome assistance if anyone would like to sponsor a class, ribbons or a trophy.”

There should be fun for everyone at this year’s show — good food, vendors like J.Jordan and the Sweet Shoppe, a Pink Bash Cancer Car for smashing, a 50/50 drawing, and of course, the beautiful Tennessee Walking Horse.

Special honors

The individual trainer who brings the most horses will receive four dinners compliments of the Bell Buckle Cafe. Rail-side parking is also available at $50 per space through Rebecca Jones at (931) 224-5329.

An added feature to this year’s show will be three special Pink Ribbon Classes. Class 7, the Survivors Amateur Open Specialty will be for riders who’ve beaten cancer. Class 9 is the Pleasure Amateur Open Specialty, and Class 29 is the Performance Amateur Open Specialty — both of which will be open to amateurs riding in honor or in memory of a cancer victim.

True survivor

One exhibitor proud to be riding in the cancer survivor class is George-Ann Pratt.

Pratt, who has a mammogram every year, was told that she might have a little calcification and should come back in six months. She did, and after an ultrasound and stereotactic, was set up with a surgeon in Kansas City near her hometown of Shawnee Mission, Kan.

“I decided that I’d rather be here in Shelbyville, where my horses are,” Pratt explained. “So, I took all of my information to Dr. Lana Beavers who performed the surgery.”

“I actually owe my life to that woman, because she took enough tissue to find a secondary abnormality,” explained Pratt. “It was very aggressive, and as my oncologist told me, it would’ve been life-threatening had I not had such an early diagnosis.”

Back in action

Although the cancer was removed, Pratt still had to undergo chemotherapy and radiation to ensure that it had been nipped in the bud. She had her last chemotherapy on a Tuesday, and the next Saturday rode My First Dollar to a World Grand Chamionship.

And she did it without a wig … and only an inch of hair on her head.

“I’m free of this thing,” she thought as she took the ring.

Pratt’s trainer, Allen Calloway, is also a cancer survivor. The thing they both stressed was early detection.

“Don’t be afraid to go get checked,” Calloway said.

Ready to help

Currently, the Bedford Cancer Foundation is looking for applicants for aid from cancer patients in the area. And they’re more than willing to come to you to make the process simple.

“Kay’s come back to a board meeting in tears after walking into some of these situations,” said Stewart. “It just breaks your heart.”

“We want to get people’s attention that we’re here to help them,” said Adcock. “We need applications. We make the process as simple as possible. At that point in a patient’s life, they don’t need any added stress.”

Adcock wants to walk applicants through the process. She can be reached for assistance at (931) 580-9518.

To inquire about sponsorships for the show, contact Jenne’ at (931) 224-3046.

Article source: http://www.t-g.com/story/1847870.html

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HORSE SHOW VIDEO BROADCAST

WHC’s Live Video Broadcast host weekly Live Events all across the
US during show season! We also host 24 hour a day 7 day a week video streams of
past shows and Celebrations!

OUR NEXT LIVE VIDEO BROADCASTS:
Friday Night:
The Strawberry Festival Horse Show
Friday, May 11th, 2012 at Humbolt Tennessee

Saturday Night:
Gallatin Lions Club Horse Show
Saturday, May 12th, 2012 at Gallatin Tennessee
Sumner County Fairgrounds

2012 WHC Live Video Corporate Sponsors:
-QE Construction LLC, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
-The Delta Fall Classic, Tunica, Mississippi
-Buddy Stasney Buick Pontiac GMC, Lincolnton, NC
-Waterfall Farms, Shelbyville, Tennessee
-Pollack’s Silver Spur Ranch, Saratoga, California
-Southeastern Refractory Inc. Gadsden, Alabama
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Equine Herpes Warning

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by on May 10, 2012 at 10:31 am

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A Media Release from the State of Tennessee Department of Agriculture

SUSPECTED EQUINE HERPES CASES REPORTED IN TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, Tenn.- The Tennessee Department of Agriculture has received reports of suspected cases of Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) infection in horses that participated in a recent trail ride in Tennessee.

Six to 8 suspected cases of the neurological form of EHV -1 have been reported to the state veterinarian’s office. Horses are being treated, isolated and monitored by their attending veterinarian.

The horses may have been exposed to EHV-1 during the Bucksnort Trail Ride held April23-30 in Humphreys County. The event drew approximately 100 horses from multiple states. The movement of horses that attended the event is being restricted on a case by case basis.

TDA animal health officials are working with event organizers, neighboring state veterinarians and private veterinarians to identify other horses that may have been exposed or are exhibiting symptoms.

As a precaution, State Veterinarian Charles Hatcher recommends that horse owners who participated in the Bucksnort event work with their veterinarian to restrict movement and to monitor their horses. Hatcher also recommends that isolation and monitoring continue for 28 days if any clinical signs of disease are observed. Veterinarians should report suspected neurological cases of EHV-1 to the State Veterinarian’s office at 615-837-5120.

Equine Herpes Virus is highly contagious among horses but poses no threat to humans. The symptoms in horses may include a fever, nasal discharge, wobbly gait, hind-end weakness, dribbling of urine and diminished tail tone. The virus is easily spread by airborne transmission, horse-to-horse contact and by contact with nasal secretions on equipment, tack, feed and other surfaces. Caretakers can spread the virus to horses if their hands, clothing, shoes or vehicles are contaminated. The virus can cause aborted foals and can be fatal in some cases.

The State Veterinarian also recommends that horse owners practice good biosecurity such as using your own trailer and equipment, not letting your horses touch other people’s horses, disinfecting shoes and equipment, washing hands after helping others with their horses and limiting access to your farm. A downloadable brochure about horse biosecurity is available from the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Services at http:// www.aphis.usda.gov /publications/ animal health/ content/printable version/HorseBi oSecurity final.pdf.

Additional Resources:

A Guide To Understanding the Neurologic Form of EHV Infection

USDA Animal Plant Health Inspection Service Resources

American Association of Equine Practitioners Fact Sheet

Animal health updates and alerts are also available on the Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s website.

Article source: http://www.walkinghorseowners.com/2012/05/10/equine-herpes-warning/

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Only Affiliated Shows Will Be Eligible for 2012 WHOA High Points

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The Walking Horse Owners’ Association has announced a decision to acknowledge only affiliated shows in the 2012 WHOA National High Point Program.  In years past all shows were eligible for high points. The WHOA Board discussed this issue at the April meeting and felt it was in the best interest of the industry to only accept results for affiliated shows from 2012 forward. WHOA would like all shows to be affiliated across the country and encourages non-affiliated shows to make a change toward affiliating with a USDA certified HIO.

All affiliated shows must send results to the Walking Horse Report within 30 days of the show to be included in the WHOA National High Points.  Current standings are available at www.walkinghorsereport.com .

Article source: http://www.walkinghorseowners.com/2012/05/07/only-affiliated-shows-will-be-eligible-for-2012-whoa-high-points/

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