Private Charter Continues Championship March
Monday, July 3, 2006
Private Charter has a career record second to none but he is not resting on that record as he showed last night at the Tony Rice Show in Shelbyville. For the third time this season, Knox Blackburn guided the reigning 2005 Reserve World Grand Champion to victory and there are still almost 2 months until the Celebration.
Last night's win follows blue ribbon efforts at the Money Tree Classic and Gallatin Lions Club Horse Shows and established Private Charter as the horse to beat for all the marbles. Owners Bud Moore and Mike Walden have kept their horse in the public eye while letting Knox and Charter do all the talking in the show ring.
Complete results of last night's Tony Rice Show are available online.
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