Knox Blackburn Stables Holds Barn Opening/Colt Preview
Tuesday, February 26, 2002
Posted February 26, 2002
FRANKLIN, Tenn. - Around 400 horse people gathered on Saturday, February 16, 2002 at the new barn of Knox and Stacey Blackburn in Franklin, Tennessee. Everyone enjoyed visiting the new facility, the hot stew and corn bread, and visiting with friends. In addition to viewing the 52 stall barn, the crowd was able to view 60 top colts shown by Knox Blackburn and other trainers. The mood was a reflection of the lovely weather and enthusiasm was high as good colt after good colt made their way in front of the bleachers to strutt their stuff down one side of the long hallway. Mike Carpenter introduced each colt with trainer, sire and dam and speculation was high as to which would be the next champion in 2002.
More Stories |
-
Read More
-
The Walking For The Angels horse show, scheduled for November 10, has selected Jeanette Baucom of Monroe, North Carolina to mark the cards for this year's event.
Read More
-
A mandatory judges’ clinic will be held Saturday, Dec. 15 at the Marriott Cool Springs in Franklin, Tennessee. Sign in will take place at 8:30 a.m. The class, including a closed book test, will take place from 9 a.m. to noon...
Read More
-
Read More
-
The following clarification was submitted by the chairpersons of the SHOW Judges Committee and Rules Committee in order to answer questions regarding the purpose and authority of each committee...
Read More
-
The upcoming Tunica Fall Classic has finalized its schedule with the addition of the 2A Weanling Riders' Cup class...
Read More
-
The Celebration will make grounds and stalls available at NO CHARGE for horses evacuating Florida due to Hurricane Micheal. To make arrangements to stall your horses please call 931-684-5915.
Read More
-
Show management has decided to split the WH Amateur Show Pleasure at the Baileyton Fall Classic. Class 19A will be WH Amateur Show Pleasure, Female Riders and Class 38 will be WH Amateur Show Pleasure, Male Riders...
Read More
-
The Baileyton Fall Classic, scheduled for October 13, has added a class to their original schedule. Class 33A will be Amateur 4 & Under Trail Pleasure.
Read More
-
Boomerang's Threat, affectionately known as "Threat," passed peacefully at Kirkland Stables on September 19, 2018. She was proudly raised, trained and owned by Glenda Kirkland.
Read More
|