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Lewisburg, TN—The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association is excited to offer non-members and expired members a chance to enter a drawing for a 12 month breeding privilege to current and many time TWHBEA Sire of The Year…the great Jose’ Jose’ #969202. Any non-member or expiring member that renews this week from April 21
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If you live in Texas and have Tennessee Walking Horses but you are not a member of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders & Exhibitors Association then Black Cammack has a deal for you. He will buy a one year membership for the first new member that joins. In addition, Blake will pay $10 for every
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10/2/2007 – 04/18/2016 It is with great sadness that Lee and Carole Baxter of Alexandria, La along with the Watts Family of Summit, MS announce the passing of WC Jose’s Star Attraction at the age of 8. This talented stallion passed away peacefully in his stall on Monday, April 18, 2016 from a ruptured stomach
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Susan Jane Carter, 70, of Indianapolis, passed away on Monday, April 25, 2016. She was born on June 7, 1945 in Anderson, IN to the late James and Virginia Carter. Susie was a 1963 graduate of Highland High School and worked as a bookkeeper for the Pacers organization for several years. She also worked full
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AWHLA 5th Annual Horse Show – 050716 (1)

The NCWHA Spring Show will be held on Saturday, April 23 at Biggerstaff Park in Dallas, NC. There have been some classes added to the program: Keg Shod Country Pleasure, Amateur Show Pleasure, and Two Year Old Amateur. We are in need of sponsorships for the show – class sponsorships are $150 and trophy and
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The HSUS Display at the Columbus Equine Affair once again misinformed the public of the Tennessee Walking Horse breed. There presentation of the heavy log chain mislead people on what we currently show our Performance horses in which is the small 6 ounce chain.

The United States Department of Agriculture is intent on enforcing the Horse Protection Act, which prohibits the soring of Tennessee Walking horses. Soring practices include chemical treatment of the horse’s pasterns and pressure shoeing. Today the USDA sent a proposed rule change related to the enforcement of the Horse Protection Act directly to the agency’s
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