Update on Dalton Puckett
Friday, June 30, 2017
Dalton Puckett, the 16 year old son of Johnny & Holly Puckett, was involved in a severe accident when a car collided into his tractor and trailer on Hwy 231 early Tuesday evening. Puckett was flown to Vanderbilt Medical Center immediately following the accident. Although the injuries were non-life threatening, he suffered a broken collarbone and severe road rash. He was released from Vanderbilt yesterday and is recovering well. Johnny Puckett served as one of three on the judge panel at the Christmas In July show, which wrapped up Thursday night in Shelbyville.
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The United States Department of Agriculture proposed a rule on August 20, 2023 that would have devastating impacts to the Tennessee Walking Horse, Racking Horse and Spotted Saddle Horse. The rule would prohibit pads, action devices and bands while also eliminating all industry Horse Industry Organizations (HIO) and turning all enforcement over to the USDA.
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Please see below for the Gold Strike discount code, class schedule information and more for the United Fall Finale that will be held November 16-18, 2023, in Tunica, Mississippi.
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The North Carolina Championship is scheduled for October 5-7, at the Western North Carolina Ag Center in Fletcher, North Carolina. Brent Grider, Newton Parks and Amy Trimble were the original slate of judges. Due to recently being diagnosed with covid, Newton Parks is no longer able to judge the show and Johnny Puckett will now take Parks’ place on the panel.
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The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration has selected Scotty Brooks, Jamie Lawrence and Chad Williams to judge the Celebration Fall Classic. The Fall Classic will be held November 2-4, 2023 inside Cooper Steel Arena.
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Mrs. Rhonda Cheryl Holt Ingle, age 67, wife of Rickey Ingle, of 432 Police Club Rd., Union, passed away doing what she loved the most, Monday, September 25, 2023, at her home.
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Beloved husband, father, brother, and friend Lee Clement Williams died on September 25, 2023 following a recent illness. Lee is now free from the pain that has dominated his life for the past weeks. A fighter until the end, he was determined to beat his cancer and gave the dreaded disease a battle like it had never seen.
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Ella Kline would appreciate your support as she seeks a positions representing Tennessee on the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ & Exhibitors’ Board of Directors. Kline is a write in candidate and isn’t listed on the ballots that were mailed out.
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United States Congressmen Scott DesJarlais, John Rose and David Kustoff from Tennessee as well as Representatives Hal Rogers and James Comer from Kentucky sent a letter on September 20, 2023 asking USDA-APHIS officials to extend the comment period on the new proposed rule issued in August.
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United States Senators Marsha Blackburn and Bill Hagerty from Tennessee as well as Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell from Kentucky sent a letter on September 21, 2023 asking USDA-APHIS officials to extend the comment period on the new proposed rule issued in August.
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