Putnam County Fair Results

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Two-time Lead Line World Grand Champion, My Little Red Wagon, was humanely euthanized on July 21, 2021 after suffering complications from a broken leg. This pony was owned and loved by The Jake Jacobs Family of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He was sired by Bet On Shaker and out of E’s Red Poppy. My Little Red Wagon
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The Tennessee Walking Horse Youth Association (TWHYA) is pleased to announce that they have added a Youth/Youth Pleasure class at their upcoming 3rd Annual Summer Splash Horse Show. In this class, one youth will exhibit the entry the first way of the ring and then dismount, allowing the other youth to exhibit the horse the
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Deadline to enter in the four Futurity classes at the TWHBEA National Futurity Horse Show is August 6th. Please get your nominations in as soon as possible so you don’t miss out on a HUGE payback! Last year the National Futurity paid out over $58,000! Call Annette Rodgers at 931.359.0610 to nominate your weanlings and
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In our July 19, 2021 edition, we incorrectly listed the owners of the Owingsville Lions Club Reserve Walking Horse Stake winner, Dealin’ Dirty, as The James Bailey Family. Dealin’ Dirty is owned by Deaton & Robinson and we apologize for the error.

The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration announces entries will be taken on August 2nd & 3rd until 5:00pm each day in the Blue Ribbon Circle. Please direct any questions to Emily Gill at egill@twhnc.com.

I’m Jacked Up Too was born October 1, 2011 in Petersburg, Tennessee. A homegrown baby out of WGC Im All Jacked Up and WGC Miss Teen USA, this gorgeous homozygous stallion caught the eye of Chris Zahnd and Kelly Peevy as a two-year-old. The young colt was purchased and selected to stand at Choose Your
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Harold and Sherry Roberts sadly announce the passing of All About That Jose. The beautiful black stallion passed away on Monday, June 28, 2021 at Leatherwood Farms in Lewisburg, Tennessee due to complications from colic. He was 11 years old. During his show career, he was shown 93 times winning 35 blue ribbons. Those wins
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