Sandra Johnson was also delighted to win unanimously in the eleven entry Amateur Four-Year-Old Stallions class for William and Sandra Johnson. This win brought Sand Creek Farms’ final tally to four Woodbury blues.
Steve Aymett’s proteges earned dual blues, both with his polished lady riders. Twelve horses answered the gate call for the Lady Amateur Riders Mares and Geldings class. Rankin County carried Kelly Sherman to the top in this talent-laden class for Floyd Sherman.
Pam Ingraham also enjoyed a unanimous blue ribbon ride. Ingraham and Pure Tribute were chosen to make the victory pass in the 15.2 and Under Amateur Specialty for Robert Ingraham Homes.
Allan Callaway Stables’ first blue was won by John Allan Callaway and I’m Causing Commotion in the Two-Year-Old Mares and Geldings Class. Sired by Pusher All Color, this recent winner at the Bedford County FFA show is owned by Jim and Debbie Myers.
Another Callaway Stables lady, Brenda Bramlett, topped a very competitive Two-Year-Old Amateur Stallions class with a unanimous win. Sky Jam, by Skywatch, is owned by Bramlett and Beaver and recently won the Moneytree Classic with Bramlett. Eleven entries were viewed by the judges in this class.
Link Webb Stables always has lots of top young horses and he demonstrated this at Woodbury with two amazing black stallions. Everyone crowded to the rail to view thirteen Two-Year-Old Stallions. By Hard Texas Cash, Texas Lotto and Link Webb were selected unanimously for a coveted 2002 Woodbury win in this division. Cheers went up for favorites throughout the class. Texas Lotto is owned by Kilgore and Hainer. Recent Germantown champions, Ted Williams and Joe Cotten were selected to receive the red streamer for Dr. and Mrs. Jim Green.
Link Webb’s second unanimous win was in the Four-Year-Old Stallion class with current Three-Year-Old World Grand Champion Chicago. Everyone had been anxiously awaiting his 2002 debut and he didn’t disappoint his fans with his performance for owners Roger and Patty Hainer.
The remaining single blues will simply be named in class order. Dangerous Diva won the Weanling title with Carlo Hurley at the lead for Allen Curtis. Roger Richards trains this weanling, which also won Bethesda on Wednesday night with Lynn Womack leading.
Red Eagle Farms of Dacula, Georgia had a great week of showing with four blues, two won by Starstruck By JFK. At Woodbury, he unanimously won the Lite Shod Open with Clint Dixon in the irons for Randall and Gloria Dixon. Lorenzo Smith trains Starstruck By JFK.
A Wind Storm also enjoyed dual Fourth of July week blues. He won the Yearling Filly class of 15 at Woodbury following a win on Thursday at Bethesda. A Wind Storm was led by Robert Nelms for Dr. Roger Richards.
Year after year, show after show, Coin Maker, is becoming a legend. This multi-world grand champion carried lovely Suzanne Littell to another victory unanimously in the nineteen entry Show Pleasure Amateur Specialty class. Knox Blackburn proudly trains this black stallion that is owned by Bud Moore and Suzanne Littell.
Another legend and World Grand Champion entered the ring a few classes later, showing the quality of horses that alway attend Woodbury. Silver Design and Thad Way added the Woodbury Walking Pony title to their lengthy resume. Silver Design is owned by J.R. Partnership and trained by 5-Way Farm.
Twelve Country Pleasure entries answered the gate call and Lynn Marchetti directed her Peacock’s Mr. Delight to his second blue of the week. They earlier won the same class at Bethesda on Thursday. Bennett Stables does the training duties for this team.
2001 World Champion I’m Cruella De Vil also continued her winning ways at Woodbury. Joel Johnson made an excellent show aboard his little black mare. Mickey McCormick does the training for Cruella.
Again everyone rushed to the rail as the Three-Year-Old Stallions entered the ring. No one was disappointed with the eleven that displayed their talents. The choice to make the victory pass was the team of current World Champion Outlaw Josey Wales and Kenny Lawrence. Larry and Carol Ann McLaughlin proudly own this mount and could be seen passing out hats and flags earlier in the evening.
A Greater Generator made his Middle Tennessee debut a blue ribbon one, which thrilled rider Mary Martin. This gorgeous son of Pride’s Generator, A Greater Generator, has won continuously in Kentucky, where he is trained by Jennifer Hankins. His unanimous win at Woodbury placed him toward the top of the list of major world champion contenders. Leo and Mary Martin own this flaxen maned and tailed beauty.
Catherine Britt traveled from Alabama to win the coveted TWHBEA Youth Medallion class with He Will Push. Brandye Mills trains He Will Push and his owners are the George Britt Family. This class is becoming increasingly popular and should encourage many more youngsters to learn to canter this winter.