Celebration Entries Encouraging
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Copyright WHR 2007
By Christy Howard Parsons
The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration received 4,197 entries for their 69th annual event, compared to 4,571 received by the entry deadline in 2006. This is a decrease of 374 entries, or 9%.
The 2007 event will see 24 split classes, compared to 29 split classes in 2006.
The 4000+ entries are encouraging in a season of unrest in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry.
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