Shelbyville, TN – Today the Tennessee Walking Show Horse Organization (TWSHO) has learned from the Walking Horse Trainer’s Association (WHTA) the results of The Celebration’s first round of expedited swabbing results. According to Don Gandy, Commissioner for the WHTA Enforcement LLC, there were no violations to report from Wednesday morning’s swabs. Earlier this week, The
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Susan and Allen Reynolds of Olive Hill, KY announce the arrival of their son, Lucas Ray Reynolds. He was born on August 27, 2012, at 7:58 a.m. He weighed 5 lbs. and 10 oz. and was 20 inches long. Lucas Ray has two very proud older brothers, Landon who is five, and Logan who is
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In an effort to allow the trainers with multiple entries more preparation time between splits of the Two-Year-Old Stallion class, The Celebration® will conduct Classes 111 and 112 between the splits. Traditionally the three splits, A, B, and C have been shown back to back to back. On Monday evening, August 27, the class schedule
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Jose’s Don Julio, Stake Class winner at Tazewell, VA is owned by Fred Randolph, Niota, TN not The Terry Dotson Family. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Celebration begins its 2012 Walking Horse pageantry on Wednesday, August 22, with a Celebration day performance at 9:00 am. The Celebration® is making a special effort to encourage the community to purchase tickets. The Celebration® is offering a three-night box seat combination to include the three championship nights of Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 30,
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Shelbyville, TN – Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration Board of Directors today announced historical reforms that will ensure that The Celebration leads the way in reforming the industry so all horses are treated humanely and they are trained in a safe environment. Today’s measures will enhance science based testing recently announced by the Walking Horse
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On his first day on the job, Mike Inman jumped in with both feet running. He knows he’s got work to do. Inman’s transition into his role as CEO of the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration began last week; and during his first day on the job — before settling into his office, setting up
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