News 2012

Members of Sons of Confederate Veterans Murfreesboro Camp No. 33 will host the 117th SCV National Reunion beginning Wednesday at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center.The Sons of Confederate Veterans is the oldest Confederate Veterans descendant organization with more than 30,000 members worldwide. Membership is available to any male descendant of a Confederate soldier that served honorably in the Confederate military. With a membership of 180, Murfreesboro SCV Camp No. 33 is the second largest in the Tennessee Division and ranks among the top 10 camps nationally.
The reunion has been in the planning stages since 2007. With this being one of the sesquicentennial years of the War Between the States, some 1,500 SCV members and guests are expected to attend.
The reunion also conicides with the 150th anniversary of Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest’s Murfreesboro raid and Battle of Murfreesboro.
The event includes a Civil War show open to the public on July 13-14. For more information, call James Patterson at 615-812-0206 or mboroscv33@aol.com.

MODEL PLEASURE     HPS Category: Model
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
TRIGGER TREAT
Jeff Givens
JoAnn Dowell
 SIRED BY: TRIP MY TRIGGER
2
ARMED WITH INTENT
Ronnie Rushing
Rushing Creek Walkers
 SIRED BY: GENS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
3
A HANDSOME STRANGER
Dickie Gardner
Dickie Gardner
4
THE PRESTIGE
Beverly Lamp
Rushing Creek Walkers
5
J LO
Kim McMahan
Kim McMahan
6
VICTORIAS GOT A SECRET
Karen McGee
Jack/Wilsene Moody Kwok
7
JAZZMANS LEGEND
Dr Judy Moore
Moore/Foust Farm
8
CLEARLY NEON
Candy Huening
Montverde Academy
 
WEANLINGS  
  HPS Category: Open Walking Weanling
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
MY DANGEROUS LIAISON
Carla Hurley
Mary Beals
 SIRED BY: GENS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
2
ROWDY SUNSHINE
John Dorris
Harlinsdale Farm
3
DARKS RED MAN
Ronald Morton
Ronald Morton
4
WATCH DONT TOUCH
Michael Chandler
Michael Chandler
5
JAZZS JOHNNY RED
Clinton Gribble Jr.
Clinton Gribble Jr.
6
DOCS POWER PLAY
Ella Kline
C L Kline Farms
 
TRAIL PLEASURE ENGLISH SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Trail Pleasure
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
PUSHERS SECRET ROSE
Susan Coleman
Phyllis Langley
2
MUSIC CITY JASS
Laura Brandon
Wallace/Laura Brandon
3
CONFEDERATE JAZZ
Kasey Kesselring
Kasey Kesselring Family
4
AMBASSADOR FOR RFK
Vickie Penick
Vickie Penick
5
VICTORIAS GOT A SECRET
Jack Kwok
Jack/Wilsene Moody Kwok
6
ROLLING COMMANDER
Patti Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
7
DREAM CATCHER COMMAND
Lynn Kasicki
Lamar Coleman
8
SHES BLACK ICE
Aaryn Tarver
Mona Tarver
 
MODEL PERFORMANCE   
  HPS Category: Model
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
ITS MY MOMENT
Jeff Givens
JoAnn Dowell
 SIRED BY: STEEL CONNECTION
2
OUTLINED IN IRON
Hayley Wisehart
Randy Young
 
TEXAS JOE BLACK/STEVE & KATHY ZEIS LITE SHOD ENGLISH SPECIALTY/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Plantation Pleasure Walking Horses, Lite Shod
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
2X THE MAGIC
Susan Coleman
Susan Coleman
2
MAJOR ORDERS
Laurie Toone
WestMark Farms
3
LIL WAYNE
Carlan Cotten
Jeff Gillespie
4
SLAMMIN RAMMER
Bobby Richards
Dave/Joy Buck
5
NO WAY JOSE
Hannah Pulvers
Rachel Allen
6
MISS ROCKY TOP
Jackie Byrom
Horses To Go LLC
 SIRED BY: THE STONECUTTER
 
PARK PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Amateur Plantation/Park Pleasure
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
B B KINGS JAZZ
Libby Stephens
Stephens/Womack
2
MAJOR RANDOLPH
Deborah Parmer
Don/Deborah Parmer
3
SURE CASH AT THE RITZ
Dr Jim Baum
Lisa Baum
4
OVERPASS
Patti Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
5
MARCHING ORDERS
Angela Jones
RPC Farms
6
MR JOSE WALKS
Kim Parker
Bobby/Kim Parker
7
THE LADY HAS CONNECTIONS
Lynn Kasicki
Bill/Lynn Kasici
 SIRED BY: STEEL CONNECTION
 
COUNTRY PLEASURE ADULT  
  HPS Category: Country Pleasure
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
IM ROSE WALKER
Lauren Hamilton
Lauren Hamilton
2
COWBOY ON PAROLE
Wilsene Moody Kwok
Jack/Wilsene Moody Kwok
3
DESIGNER CHAMPAGNE
Maggie Moore
Moore/Leek
4
MIKIMOTO PEARL
Cindy Adams
Cindy Adams
5
THE GHOST WALKER
Miles Irby
Debbie Brown
6
IM SOULJA BOY
Darren Gray
Darren Gray
7
MR JESSIE JAMES
Ann Jameson
Ann Jameson
8
IM SHAKE N BAKE
Joe Lester
Joe Lester
 
YEARLINGS  
  HPS Category: Open Walking Yearling
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
COACHIN AND PREACHIN
Beverly Lamp
Keith/Lorraine Rosbury
 SIRED BY: THE COACH
2
SNOOKIE MAJORS
Nathan Mills
Nathan/April Mills
3
OUT OF DEVOTION
Carla Hurley
Carla Hurley
4
COOPERSTOWN KID
Marty Warren
Denise Smith/Darrel Frazier
5
IM A FARMERS DAUGHTER
Molly Vaughn
Bobby Joe Jones Family
6
TIME FOR VENGEANCE
Ronald Morton
Ronald Morton
7
SHIMMY SHIMMY SHAKE
Sylvester Skierkowski
Rayna Latham
8
TITLE SEEKER
Brian Wright
George Wright Family
 
TRAIL PLEASURE WESTERN SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Trail Pleasure
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
WICKED ENDEAVAOR
Miles Irby
Dr Jana Anderson
2
A RED RUBY
Liz Gassaway
Liz Gassaway
3
HES ALL THAT JAZZ
Kasey Kesselring
Montverde Academy
4
ROLLING COMMANDER
Patti Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
5
OOPS PEEK A BOO
Laurale Lowery
Laurale Lowery
6
I A MYSTERIA
Joe Lester
Joe Lester
7
SHES INDESCRIBABLE
Allie Dennis
Dennis/White
8
MR PAPARAZZI
Anna Kaminski
David Kaminski
 
BASKIN-IRBY CONSTRUCTION CLASSIC PARK PLEASURE FOUR & UNDER SPECIALTY/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Open Classic Park
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
LUCKY DAZE
Patrick Thomas
Lisa Shockey Kessel
2
BREAK ME OUT
Lisa Baum
Lisa Baum
3
SHES A BANDIT
Kim Leonard
Scott/Kim Leonard
 SIRED BY: THE SILVER BANDIT
4
MAJOR CONSPIRACY
Sherri Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
5
MR JOSE WALKS
Ryan Gannon
Bobby/Kim Parker
6
A LITTLE MO JAZZ
Laura Brandon
Wallace/Laura Brandon
 SIRED BY: JAZZ KING
7
I CANT IMAGINE
Robert Nelms
Carole Hargett
 
COUNTRY PLEASURE YOUTH  
  HPS Category: Youth Country Pleasure
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
HALLELUJAH IN THE SKY
Tyler Diamond Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
2
THE GHOST WALKER
Katie Gerber
Debbie Brown
3
DELIGHT SILVER DESIGN
Jackson Stephens
Van Stephens Family
4
JOSES HANNAH MONTANA
Ashley Gray
Kasey Kesselring Family
5
DALES BON TEMPS
Bradley Richards
Bobby Richards Family
6
STOP DROP & ROLL
Aaryn Tarver
Mona Tarver
7
SHES MAGIC TO THE BOYS
Kaylee Hash
John Hash Family
 
BASKIN-IRBY CONSTRUCTION CLASSIC PARK PLEASURE OPEN SPECIALTY/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Open Classic Park
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
DOUBLE SHOT OF CASH
Laurie Toone
Tamara Hader
2
LUCKY DAZE
Patrick Thomas
Lisa Shockey Kessel
3
SHES UP FOR PAROLE
Robert Nelms
Carole Hargett
4
JAZZMANS LEGEND
Dr Judy Moore
Moore/Foust Farm
 
AMATEUR YEARLINGS  
  HPS Category: Amateur/Youth Yearling
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
IM A FARMERS DAUGHTER
Molly Vaughn
Bobby Joe Jones Family
2
HES FABULOUS
Rayna Latham
Bobby Joe Jones Family
3
HIGH ON ARRIVAL
Logan Goostree
Lowery/Johnston
4
OUT OF DEVOTION
Meagan Wright
Carla Hurley
5
IM SO CHARISMATIC
Ben Kelley
Ben Kelley
6
DOC PEARL
James Blankenship
C L Kline Farms
7
MERCEDES LANE BY DESIGN
Jenn Fleming
Faugn/Fleming
8
MISS POWER PLAY
Ella Kline
C L Kline Farms
 
PLEASURE DRIVING  
  HPS Category: Pleasure Driving
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
JOSES BABY DOLL
Jeff Laughlin
Doris Penick
2
SCORES HEARTBREAKER
Victor Haley
Kathy Owen/Double Springs Farm
3
TRIGGER ON THE PROWL
Jeff Givens
JoAnn Dowell
 SIRED BY: TRIP MY TRIGGER
 
KEITH & LORRAINE ROSBURY/DON DIEGO TWO YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Open Two Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
CASH DATE
Keith Blackburn
Rita Carper
2
JANES SILVER LINING
Herbert Derickson
Tommy McGee
3
MR ONYX
Justin Harris
Darrell/Tracy Oliver
 SIRED BY: AMPLE CASH
4
CONGA LINE
Todd Smith
Stone Manor Farm
5
UNWAVERING
Michael Wright
Bill/Debbie Woods
6
ROCKABYE LADY LOVE
Tim Gray
Fletcher/Sharon Griffin
 SIRED BY: MAIN POWER
7
COACHS FIRST LADY
Brad Davis
Barnes/Hixon
 SIRED BY: THE COACH
8
RITZS HEART THROB
Scotty Brooks
Gene Davis
 
YOUTH 11 & UNDER   
  HPS Category: Youth 11 & Under
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
A CLOUDY SKY
Nathan Oliver
Darrell/Tracy Oliver
 SIRED BY: THE SKYWATCH
2
JOSES DELIGHTFUL PUSHER
Landon Callicutt
John Callicutt
3
WALK ON COMMAND
Jessica Lowell
Roger/Barbara Jenkins
4
SPIN MY MONEY
Isaiah Lambert
Rae Shumate Tysor
5
BAYOU BAY
Gabriel Humiston
Jack Mitchell
6
JOHN FKS DIAMOND DELIGHT
Lilly Riddley
Alan Riddley Family
 
SHOW PLEASURE AMATEUR SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Amateur Show Pleasure
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
GODFATHER BY ULTRA COPY
Courtney Luttrell
Alex Luttrell
2
THE AMERICAN CHOICE
Linda Garrard
Dr Cliff/Linda Garrard
3
TURNBOW
Lynn Womack
Barnes/Hixon
4
JAMMIN THE BLUES
Yvonna Matthis
Abe Matthis
 VIEW OUR AD: JAMMIN THE BLUES
5
BEAMIN DOLLAR
Megan Green
Green/Peebles
 SIRED BY: GENERATORS SILVER DOLLAR
6
DOLLARS AND DREAMS
Elizabeth Tew
Scott/Elizabeth Tew
 SIRED BY: GENERATORS SILVER DOLLAR
7
MY BLACKEYED SUSAN
Rose Anstett
Ray/Diana Popp
8
C ME PUSH
Sister Milligan
Tommy/Sister Milligan
 
TWHBEA THREE YEAR OLD MARES/GELDINGS/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Open Three Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
FENWAY FINESSE
Brent Coburn
Terry Dotson Family
 SIRED BY: TED WILLIAMS
2
IM TEX ANNA
Larry Edwards
Byard/Groover
3
STRONG SEDUCTION
Knox Blackburn
James/Betty Corlew
 SIRED BY: A STRONG DOLLAR
4
SILVER FOG
Dan Waddell
Rachel Castaldi
5
STROKIN AT SUNRISE
Michael Daniel
Richard Greer
6
RUBY TUESDAYS JOSE
Charlie Green
Keith/Anita Bowman
7
HOT DOLLAR
Scotty Brooks
Sherri Ward
 SIRED BY: GENERATORS SILVER DOLLAR
8
SHEZA GAMER
Edgar Abernathy
Shannon Stepp
 SIRED BY: TED WILLIAMS
 
15.2 & UNDER AMATEUR SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Amateur 15.2 & Under Walking Horses
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
BOURE
Tam Brogdon
Tam Brogdon
2
HOLYFIELD
Clay Mills
M/M Bob Hill
3
THE COLONEL REB
Taylor Walters
Molly Walters
4
KING OF THE JUNGLE
Ed Breedlove
Nestor Stewart Family
5
JAZZ ECLIPSE
Justin Harney
Justin Harney
6
SWEEP UP GOLD
Mary Elizabeth Morrison
Fikes/Morrison
7
YOUR WISH IS MY COMMAND
Bart McWaters
LaRue McWaters
8
JOSES KNIGHT
Charles Craddock
Charles Craddock
 
THE ANDREW WAITES FAMILY TWO YEAR OLD STALLIONS/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Open Two Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
NINE GOLD
Michael Wright
Bill McMillan
 SIRED BY: THE WHOLE NINE YARDS
2
MASTER OF JAZZ OPUS
Edgar Abernathy
Dr Tommy/Pat Vinson
3
IM JIMMINY CRICKET
Winky Groover
Jay/Barbara Kenehan
4
SIC EM ON A CHICKEN K&L
Blake Sims
John Hash Family
5
THE BRITISH OPEN
Justin Harris
Bruce/Robin MacDonald
6
BLACK GINS MOUNTAINEER
Chad Way
Jimmy Reece Family
 
PARK PERFORMANCE FOUR & UNDER  
  HPS Category: Park Performance
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
TED WHO
Mike Walden
Mike Walden Family
 SIRED BY: TED WILLIAMS
2
PAROLED IN TENNESSEE
Michael Daniel
Belvie Jordan
3
DOS EQUIS
Chad Williams
Thorsport Inc
4
BLACK JACK CITATION
Sue Irby
Sue Irby
5
SEASON OPENER
Winky Groover
Rising Star Ranch
 SIRED BY: TED WILLIAMS
6
UNDECIDED
Wayne Dean
Kasey Kesselring Family
7
ANTONIO BANDERAS
Ryan Gannon
Hall/Hall
 
YOUTH 12-17 SPECIALTY   
  HPS Category: Youth 17 & Under
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
PUSHIN THAT JAZZ
Robert Cortner
The Cortner Family
2
BING BANG BOOM
Alex Blackburn
Mike Walden Family
3
JOSES DULCE
Meghan Davis
Shamrock Farms
4
SHOCK IT TO ME
Cassie Rutherford
Cassie Rutherford
5
BLACK MARKET PUSHER
Nathan Britt
RPC Farms
6
STEMWINDER
Koston McWaters
LaRue McWaters
 SIRED BY: GENS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
 
TWO YEAR OLD AMATEUR  
  HPS Category: Amateur Two Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
WILLIE TWILIGHT
John Callicutt
John Callicutt
2
BONJOUR
Carol Lackey
Lackey Properties
3
NEXT SIMPLY RED
Linda Garnes
Richlin Farms
4
KINGDOM
Erica Derickson Way
Fisher/Way
 SIRED BY: JAZZ KING
5
ALL AMERICAN JAZZMAN
Ben Kail
Eddie/Tina Smith
6
PRIME STARS LADY
Lisa McKay
Danny Meade
7
RITZY WOMANS MAN
Bart McWaters
LaRue McWaters
8
IM A FIREY DIAMOND
Sherri Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
 
DELTA FALL CLASSIC THREE YEAR OLD STALLIONS/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Open Three Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
JOSES BAMBINO
Casey Wright
Bill/Debbie Woods
2
LOS LOBOS
Brandye Mills
Joe Barnes
3
JUST BET THE LINE
Herbert Derickson
David/Libby Doub
 SIRED BY: A STRONG DOLLAR
4
RIVER MASTER
Bobby Kellett
RPC Farms
5
TEDS SNAP SHOT
Mickey McCormick
Bill/Karen Bean
 SIRED BY: TED WILLIAMS
6
DOLLARS ENCORE
Justin Harris
Charlotte Chrestman
 SIRED BY: GENERATORS SILVER DOLLAR
7
YOU HIT BLACKJACK
Chad Way
Jimmy Reece Family
 
AMATEUR LADIES SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Amateur Ladies
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
SHES A SHADY SISTER
Lee McGartland
Mike/Lee McGartland
2
JAZZ COUNTRY
Patti Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
3
HES A SHOWBOAT
Virginia Counts
Kevin Counts
4
MAJOR GS HARD CASH GIRL
Heather McCormick
Heather McCormick
5
BUM IN THE STORM
Maria Holland
Stewarts Farm & Nursery
6
WATCH NUMBER SEVEN
Gayle Holcomb
Gayle Holcomb
 SIRED BY: THE SKYWATCH
7
COMMANDS SIMPLY SPECIAL
Lucky Collins
Don/Lucky Collins
8
MS JOSE WALKS
Sister Milligan
Tommy/Sister Milligan
 
AMATEUR THREE YEAR OLD  
  HPS Category: Amateur Three Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
DEFENDING THE TITLE
Jason Myatt
Jerry Myatt
2
GIN RIO
Becky Coleman
Madeleine Coleman
3
NATIONAL HERO
Taylor Walters
Molly Walters
4
SWEETENER
Ben Kail
Bobby Belew
5
MASTER OF BOURBON STREET
Robin MacDonald
Bruce/Robin MacDonald
6
COUGAR
Tommy Vinson
Dr Tommy/Pat Vinson
7
POWERSTROKES MISS DELIGHT
Sister Milligan
Tommy/Sister Milligan
8
THE NICKLE
Holly Coggin
Merv Whittenburg
 
YOUTH PONIES  
  HPS Category: Youth Walking Ponies
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
PRIME POISON
Lilly Waites
Andrew Waites Family
2
ROLL THE GOLD
Allison Thorson
Thorsport Inc
 VIEW OUR AD: ROLL THE GOLD
3
A SHOW OF JAZZ
Robert Cortner
The Cortner Family
4
PUSHING THE GEN
Mary Elizabeth Wright
Joanne Dempsey
5
EAGLES FINESS
Cole Sims
Mike Chiappari Family
6
A SHADY CHARACTER
Hayden Burks
Graves/Thrasher
7
INCEPTION
Kailin Kesselring
Kasey Kesselring Family
8
HEARTBEAT COUNSELOR
Buie Williams
Brenda Little
 
QUALITY EXTERIORS 15.2 & UNDER OPEN (CANTER)/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: 15.2 & Under Walking Horse
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
MR HEISMAN
Brandye Mills
Randall/Sadie Baskin
2
HES A WEEKEND WARRIOR
John Puckett
Stanley Enfinger
3
IM BREAKIN BAD
Michael Daniel
John Odom
4
ADMISSION IS A DOLLAR
Charlie Green
Pam Hendrickson
 SIRED BY: GENERATORS SILVER DOLLAR
5
JAZZ ME UP
Edgar Abernathy
Lance/Rhonda Lincoln
6
HOCUS POCUS JAZZ
Winky Groover
Rising Star Ranch
 
AMATEUR FOUR YEAR OLD   
  HPS Category: Amateur Four Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
PRIME COUNTRY
Ann Callicutt
John Callicutt
2
JOSES DR PEPPER
Lucky Collins
Don/Lucky Collins
3
IM PUSHIN N LINE
Janice Fostek
Joe/Janice Fostek
4
SOX APPEAL
Debbie Eichler
Rising Star Ranch
 SIRED BY: TED WILLIAMS
5
THE SHUT OUT
Taylor Walters
Molly Walters
 SIRED BY: TED WILLIAMS
6
IM A ROD
Dalia Smith Harr
Molly Smith
7
MASQ OF JAZZ
Laura Lester
Gary Lester Family
8
MY DIAMONDS AND PEARLS
Brenda Little
Brenda Little
 
PARK PERFORMANCE OPEN SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Park Performance
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
FAVORITE SON OF JFK
Patrick Thomas
Carthel/Libby Smith
2
MOONSHINE MAN
Philip Trimble
Bob Cunningham
3
THE CONCEALED WEAPON
Patti Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
 SIRED BY: GENS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
4
PRODIGY
Sherri Pollack
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
 SIRED BY: EBS NIGHT OWL
5
LEGEND OF JFK
Jannie Chapman
Jannie Chapman
6
A ARMED DEALER
LaRue McWaters
LaRue McWaters
 SIRED BY: GENS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
 
THE BILL & KAREN BEAN/JUST HORSEN AROUND RANCH AGED MARES/GELDINGS/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Walking Mares or Geldings
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
THE ROYAL DOLLAR
Jimmy McConnell
Mike/Lee McGartland
 SIRED BY: GENERATORS SILVER DOLLAR
2
DANCE ALL NIGHT
Tim Smith
Frank/Rita Hudgens
3
NIGHTSHADES MAIDEN
Michael Daniel
Roger/Laura Mauney
4
SOUTHERN DOLLAR
Charlie Green
Bryan Turpen
 SIRED BY: GENERATORS SILVER DOLLAR
5
PROMISE OF CANDY
Scotty Brooks
Gene Davis
 
AMATEUR 50 & OVER SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Amateur 50 & Over
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
LINED WITH POISON
Lucky Collins
Don/Lucky Collins
2
THE WHO
Molly Walters
Molly Walters
3
IM MOONLIGHTING
Robert Deutsch
Robert/Anne Deutsch
4
TERROR ON THE BORDER
Nancy Groover
Nancy Groover
5
HIGH JACKED
Dr Jim Baum
Lisa Baum
6
GENERATORS FREEFALLING
Carroll Counts
Kevin Counts
7
HES WILD EYED & WICKED
Mike Walden
Mike Walden Family
8
ARMS DEAL FOR REAL M
Debbie Eichler
Rising Star Ranch
 SIRED BY: GENS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
 
PRO AM SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Pro-Am
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
TROUBLE ON THE LINE
Tom Morgan/Gary Edwards
Hannah McCurdy
2
THATS MY LUCK
Alex Way/John Puckett
Doss Farms
3
TARHEELS PAROLEE
Casey Wright/Josh Wright
Bob/Mary Rollins
4
BELLA SERA AT THE RITZ
Patti Pollack/Knox Blackburn
Pollacks Silver Spur Ranch
5
COUNTRY AND FAMOUS
Miles Irby
Rick/Marla Lovett
6
C EST LA VIE
Dick Peebles/Carol Lackey
Lackey Properties
 SIRED BY: A STRONG DOLLAR
7
SHES ARMED WITH POISON
Herbert Derickson/Thomas Derickson
Thomas Derickson
8
KID ME NOT
Lloyd Cassidy/Brandon Stout
Lloyd Cassidy
 
THE MOLLY WALTERS FAMILY FOUR YEAR OLD OPEN (CANTER)/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
  HPS Category: Open Four Year Old
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
IM DEUCE
Casey Wright
Bill/Debbie Woods
2
THE JAZZ PLAYER
Jimmy McConnell
Jimmy/Edith Dilday
3
GINS WHO DAT
Jerry Woodlee
Carol Canerday
4
SKYWATCH MAKES MAGIC
Bobby Hugh
Bobby Hugh
 SIRED BY: THE SKYWATCH
5
THOSE FANCY LEGS
Charlie Green
Pam Hendrickson
 
AMATEUR SPECIALTY  
  HPS Category: Amateur Specialty
PL
HORSE
RIDER
OWNER
1
BINGO TIME
Sandy Shumate
Rae Shumate Tysor
 SIRED BY: JOHN F KS DELIGHT
2
JOSES CRYSTAL LITE
Rhonda Stewart
Stewarts Farm & Nursery
3
THEY CALL ME SAMSON
Karen Bean
Bill/Karen Bean
 SIRED BY: GENS ARMED AND DANGEROUS
4
VEGAS RITZ
Julia Livingston
Julia Livingston
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JAZZ TALKIN
Renee Montgomery
Renee Montgomery
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IM A HUSTLER
Jacquelyn Elliott
Jack Heffington
 
TWHNC WALKING HORSE STAKE/WHTA 2012 RIDERS CUP  
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RIDER
OWNER
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HES SLIM SHADY
Jimmy McConnell
Bill/Karen Bean
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PRIVATE CHARTER
Knox Blackburn
Mike Walden Family
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IM PACKIN A PISTOL
Chad Williams
Rick/Della Compton Family
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THE THUG
Dick Peebles
Kay/Luckey Easterling
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ATL INTERNATIONAL
Brandon Stout
Jimmy Reece Family
 

More than 35 classes will be featured during the 2012 Woodbury Lions Club Horse Show.  The Show has been recognized for many awards including that of the Best One Night Horse Show 7 times.  The Horse show also serves as the biggest fundraiser for the Woodbury Lions Club as the money made from the show goes to help fund many of the charities that the Lions Club Supports.  The show will take place at the Clayton Glenn Field Of Champions at the Cannon County Fairgrounds.  There are two sessions to the horse show.  The first session will begin at 3:30 in the afternoon with the evening session that features the premium classes is slated to begin at 6:30 this evening.  WBRY AM-1540/FM96.7 will have live full coverage of the Woodbury Lions Club Horse Show in it’s entirety beginning at 3:30 today.  

With figures added in for a 3 percent raise for county employees for the2012-2013 fiscal year, the Cannon County Budget Committee looked to trim
other numbers throughout the entire budget in anticipation of putting a
recommendation together to present the Cannon County Commissioners in time
for their Saturday July 14th meeting. County employees have not had a
raise in 5 years and the Budget Committee have been mulling over
recommending a budget with a raise in place. Revenues and Expense for the
2011-2012 fiscal year are close to being accurate since the year ended
June 30th. Estimated Revenue is now projected to be $5,724,700.00 with
expenditures for the 2011-2012 year to be an estimated $5,860.639.00.
which would leave a estimated fund balance of $501,014.00.
The Budget Committee went through each department’s budget. $41,500.00
worth of requests were either cut or eliminated. First on the elimination
table was the $1000 line item of overtime in the Election Commission’s
request. Most departments requests were left alone in this round of
budget request cuts however the Sheriff’s Department Budget was looked at.
Overtime Pay was cut $5000 to $20,000 for the 2012 2013 fiscal year.
Communication was cut back to $15,000.00 which total trimmed $8000 off the
Sheriff’s Department Budget from $935,674.00 to $927,674.00. The jail
department received a $5,000 cut on their request of Maintenance and Repair
Services for buildings from $25,000 to $20,000. The Fire Departments
received the biggest cuts of the night of their requests. Gasoline Budget
was trimmed $2,000 from a requested $10,000 to $8000. Uniforms were cut
to $13,000 for the year. Office supplies were knocked down to $500.00 and
other charges got chopped $5,000 to show the figure at $2000. The
Committee took a look at the Contributions item and looked into the
$10,000 request from the Chamber of Commerce. After discussing, the
general consensus of the Committee was to trim the request to $5000 with
an additional $1200 if the Chamber agrees to maintain the County Website.
More details on the possibility will be discussed next week.
The next meeting of the Cannon County Budget Committee will be Thursday
July 12th at 6:00 at the Cannon County Courthouse

Per state law regarding open records law, the Cannon County Election Commission meeting that was scheduled for tonight must be postponed and rescheduled for Tuesday July 10th at 5:30 at the Election Commission Offices.  With the rescheduling, there is no meeting of the Cannon County Election Commission tonight.  

The recessed meeting from Monday night’s Cannon County Election Commission resumes today.  After the Commission voted 3 to 2 to fire Election Administrator Stan Dobson, the Commission will have to go to work in appointing an interim Administrator of Elections.  The interim will handle the responsibilities of the position until after the upcoming August 2nd election with early voting beginning July 13th.  Former Administrator of Elections Mary Lynn Bush is one of the names being mentioned as filling the interim.  Assistant Administrator Dorinda Mankin is handling the day to day responsibilities in the office.  The meeting starts tonight at 5:30 at the Election Office

The Cannon County Budget Committee will be doing a lot of decision making tonight as they are working on a budget recommendation in time for the Saturday July 14th meeting of the Cannon County Commissioners.  Tonight in addition to some major decision on funding or denying various budget requests, the Committee will be reviewing the Schools Budget as mentioned during the June 26th meeting.  They have requested that Barbara Parker, Cannon County Director of Schools be present, to answer questions they have about the Schools Budget.  The Committee meets at the Cannon County Courthouse at 6:00  this evening  

The Commander of The American Legion Post 279 in Woodbury, Tennessee, Bobby E. Ferrell, wants to start a “Sons of the American Legion” Squadron, to be part of Post 279. Membership eligibility:  All male descendants, adopted sons and stepsons of members of the American Legion and such male descendants of veterans who died in service during World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, Lebanon, Grenada, Panama, and Persian Gulf, during the delimiting periods set forth in Article IV, Sectin 1, of the National Constitution of the American Legion; or who died subsequent to their honorable discharge from such service, shall be eligible for membership in the “Sons of The American Legion”.
Commander Ferrell wants to get the word out to those men who want to start their own, Squadron of Sons of the American Legion with American Legion Post 279 in Woodbury. This Squadron would have their own separate organization, emblem, and uniform. The Squadron has a 5-Point Program of Service; Patriotism, Citizenship, Discipline, Leadership, and Legionism.
The Squadron members conduct their own programs, such as volunteer programs, youth programs, and assist Post 279 in all activities; they become part of the total team, the Hilton Stone American Legion Post 279, the Auxillary, and the Sons of the American Legion. It takes 10 members to start the Squadron.
This is a great way to carry on that family tradition of honorable service to your country and to your community. Make your Dad or Grandad proud.
If you are interested in becoming a member of this elite Squadron, call Bobby Ferrell at 615-478-8593; Jim Stone at 615-563-6111; Britt Knox at 615-904-5644; Bob Stoetzel at 615-563-8191, for more information.
We are planning to have a quest speaker come and talk to those interested in forming a new “Squadron” at our meeting on Thursday the 19th of July, at 6:30PM, at the Senior Citizens Center in Woodbury. If this can be arranged, details will be published in the Cannon Courier and on WBRY.
Come and be part of a dynamic team doing good things for our community and for our Veterans of Cannon County.
 

 Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officials remind all those who visit the state’s waterways for the July 4th holiday to be safe for what is annually one of the busiest boating times of the year. TWRA officials emphasize the use of personal flotation devices (PFDs) while boating in a safe and responsible manner. The TWRA wants all those who visit the waterways to have an enjoyable time. However, TWRA officers will be on the watch for dangerous boating behavior, such as boating under the influence (BUI) and other reckless operation.
TWRA boating officers are coming off their participation in the fourth annual Operation Dry Water weekend. Operation Dry Water is a national weekend of BUI education and enforcement directed toward reducing alcohol and drug-related accidents and fatalities. Operation Dry Water is held during a weekend prior to the July 4th holiday to give BUI enforcement high visibility.
A total of 135 TWRA officers participated in the 2012 Operation Dry Water, logging more than 1,700 hours. Officers checked close to 2,400 vessels, wrote 180 citations, another 148 warning and made 19 boating under the influence arrests (BUIs).
One boat operator on Chickamauga Lake was arrested for his second BUI offense in three years.
There were no reported fatalities over the weekend and four injury accidents and three property damage accidents. Of the reported boating accidents, two were alcohol related.
TWRA officers were assisted by police departments and sheriff’s departments, conducting saturation patrols and checkpoints across the state.
Through the Operation Dry Water weekend, there have been six fatal boat accidents resulting in eight fatalities. There have been 45 injury accidents and 40 other accidents that have resulted in property damage. TWRA officers have made 87 BUI arrests, up from 51 at the same time last year and two above the numbers following Operation Dry Water in 2010.
 

While there are health challenges in every season, the summer months are loaded with potential risks and hazards that help fill up emergency rooms and generate unnecessary misery. Most injuries and illnesses occurring from July through September can be avoided with a liberal application of prevention. “There’s no better place than Tennessee in the summer, but too many of us forget to take proper care of ourselves and our families,” said David Reagan, MD, PhD, TDH chief medical officer. “While we’re soaking up as much summer fun as possible, we need to be mindful of the dangers of the season and give more thought to taking care of our bodies. That involves planning for the ‘Summer Seven’ that can do so much damage.”
The ‘Summer Seven’ that can rob you of good health include: sun damage to skin and eyes, food poisoning, drowning, motor vehicle accidents, fireworks injuries, bites and heat-related illness. Follow these tips to stay safe this summer:
Sun damage: The painful reddening of skin many experience year after year is one of the prime causes of skin cancer, the most common form of cancer in America. It is estimated more than one million people each year are diagnosed with skin cancer, and just one bad sunburn can be the cause. Melanoma is the fifth leading cancer in men and the seventh in women. Tragically for many, a diagnosis of skin cancer is the first part of a journey through painful treatment and surgeries, and for some, can turn deadly. If you work or play in the sun, always use sunscreen that provides protection against both UVA and UVB rays. Apply these products liberally and often. Don’t forget to protect your eyes with sunglasses that offer UVA and UVB protection. Among the most common consequences of not wearing sunglasses regularly are the development of cataracts and damage to retinas.
Food poisoning: While Aunt Gertrude’s potato salad may look yummy at the family picnic, mayonnaise and summer heat are a potentially dangerous combination. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates 76 million Americans will fall victim to food poisoning this year. Food kept out in summer heat for too long is a prime cause, and the effects of food poisoning can range from the unpleasant (upset stomach, nausea and diarrhea) to hospitalization and death. Keep foods in coolers until they are ready to be consumed, and make sure those preparing, handling and eating foods wash their hands thoroughly.
Drowning: While more than 600 people drown annually from boating accidents in America, up to six times that many die in swimming pools. For every child that drowns, up to five times more will suffer near-death accidents in pools. Life preservers are called that for good reason, and should be worn by all boaters without exception. At the pool, there should always be at least one designated person to handle life-saving and who is trained in CPR. Every pool should also have proper life-saving equipment, including a safety ring and rope and an extension pole. Never swim alone or let children swim without supervision by a responsible adult who can also swim.
Motor vehicle accidents: Last year in Tennessee in the months of July, August and September, 28 people in Tennessee died in accidents involving motorcycles and recreational vehicles, and 96 others were killed in car and truck accidents. While alcohol remains a prime factor, other major causes include unnecessarily risky riding or driving, driving while fatigued or impaired from medications and improperly maintained vehicles or equipment. According to the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, more than 50 percent of vehicle fatalities in Tennessee this year have involved people not wearing seat belts. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is increasing its seat belt enforcement efforts, and stepping up efforts to stop texting and driving.
Fireworks injuries: Every year approximately 10,000 people find themselves in emergency rooms with an injury from fireworks. If you insist on putting on your own display, don’t drink alcohol and never let children detonate devices. If the fireworks are rocket-like, make sure they are pointed upward. Don’t hold explosives such as firecrackers, cherry bombs, M-80s or other fireworks in your hand while lighting them. With dry conditions across Tennessee, keep a supply of water or a fire extinguisher handy to help prevent incendiaries from making your lawn or roof part of the show. Be sure to follow any local bans on fireworks and outdoor burning.
Bites: The summer season brings out everything that bites: insects, spiders, snakes and animals. While you are outside, remember there are things that are hungry and sometimes angry or diseased, and that you must develop a skill soldiers call “situational awareness.” This requires you to think about what can harm you, and what you can do to counter the threat. Insect repellant and clothes treated with permethrin will help keep away tiny pests. Special boots and leggings can help prevent snake bites; developing knowledge of where snakes like to stay and avoiding bothering them is also important. If you are outdoors often, hand-held chemical repellants can deter larger animals from biting. It’s best to observe animals from a safe distance, and to remember many domestic and wild animals may carry rabies.
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke: Heat exhaustion is caused by depletion of body fluids and electrolytes and usually occurs in extreme heat or when a person is unable to adapt to heat. Signs include weakness, nausea, cramps and sometimes loss of consciousness. Heat stroke is a more serious condition that occurs when the body’s core temperature rises to dangerous levels, and can damage the brain and other organs. Some signs of heat stroke include short, rapid breathing; confusion; fast pulse; lack of sweating and confusion. These indicate medical treatment is required immediately. In Tennessee in 2010, the most recent year for which data are available, 22 people died from heat-related illnesses. Avoid heat exhaustion and heat stroke by limiting time in extreme heat, consuming sufficient quantities of water and avoiding caffeinated drinks, wearing a hat, seeking shade and wearing light-colored clothing.