Let's Get This Party Started!
Saturday, December 1, 2007
by Stephanie Rose
FRANKLIN, Tenn.--The Grand Prize Give-A-Way was a time for horse enthusiasts to really enjoy themselves. With all of the meetings and banquets, it is good to have a night of just fun and games. The Grand Prize Give-A-Way and the Clarence Dobbins band went back and forth all night until the drawing was over. They also had food and casino action with play money for the attendees to enjoy.
James Corlew Chevrolet of Clarksville donated the new Chevy truck that was in the drawing. When they got down to the last six tickets, James Corlew bought them back for $4,000 a piece. The great band had all of the walking horse world out on the dance floor showing off their moves until after the midnight hour!
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