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It was a family affair Thursday night in the “Big Oval” at the 85th Annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration. Highlighting the evening, which featured 14 classes, was Thomas Derickson claiming victory in both sections of the Two-Year-Old Mares for his sister Maria Bobo. |
8/24/2023 |
In the interview that follows, Celebration CEO Warren Wells, shares his thoughts on the 85th Annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration... |
8/23/2023 |
In the interview that follows, Jane Pirolo shares her thoughts after winning her first World Championship on Wednesday morning with Blacklist... |
8/23/2023 |
The temperature inside of the arena was comfortable, but the competition in the show ring at Cooper Steel Arena Wednesday morning, August 23, 2023, was hot with a variety of owner-amateur pleasure classes dominating the schedule. |
8/23/2023 |
For the Hamilton’s, life is truly a family affair whether vacationing together, in the show ring or on a fashion runway. While showing, grooming and every detail of caring for horses may seem worlds apart from fashion, their story is woven into the fabric of their lives and community like a beautifully designed bridal gown or prom dress. |
8/23/2023 |
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The live stream from the 85th annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration will be available Wednesday, August 23–Saturday, September 2. |
8/22/2023 |
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8/22/2023 |
On the eve of the 85th Annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration, students at Eakin Elementary School in Shelbyville, Tennessee, were treated to a Walking Horse presentation. Regan Aymett spoke about the industry and how it benefits our local community and state. She also explained about the characteristics of the breed and its different gaits. |
8/22/2023 |
The North Carolina Championship Walking Horse Show, scheduled for Oct. 5-7, has selected Brent Grider, Newton Parks and Amy Trimble to mark the cards for this year's event. The show will be held at the WNC Ag Center in Fletcher, North Carolina. |
8/21/2023 |
The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration is excited to once again welcome Senator Bill Hagerty to The Celebration on Thursday night August 24th. Senator Hagerty has been a staunch supporter of the Tennessee Walking Horse and the impact the industry has on Tennessee and rural communities across the Southeast. |
8/21/2023 |
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8/21/2023 |
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8/18/2023 |
If you are a trainer, rider, owner or a walking horse fan, this is your time! The feeling of excitement, admiration and witnessing history being made isn’t lost on the five distinguished judges for the 85th Annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration. |
8/18/2023 |
The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is seeking public input on a proposed rule to strengthen Horse Protection Act (HPA) requirements. These proposed changes aim to eliminate horse soring, a cruel and inhumane practice that gives horse owners and trainers an unfair advantage in walking horse competitions. |
8/17/2023 |
The Executive Committee of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ & Exhibitors’ Association (TWHBEA) recently approved a recommendation from the Membership and Registry Committee in regard to the rules for naming horses. |
8/16/2023 |