Let's Play Who Dat?

Bubbdog you shot down my whodat in 7 minutes. O, well at least you beat out MIB!
That's James K. Taylor from Huntsville, Alabama on Moonglow Jr. I assume this picture
was taken in 1965.

Who Dem?

Joe Webb with 1970's sideburns & giant bow tie!
Hoss: The Entertainer?

Not the Entertainer....

Perfection?

M O C?

Mark of Carbon it is.

smitty wrote:

Harold White is CORRECT! Harold passed way last year, but is fondly remembered by lots of folks.
He was a MASTER judge in a lot of people's estimation. Very interesting individual.

The hoss is GIRL OF DISTINCTION.

Harold was one of a kind! He and Knox Curtis worked Ebony's Melody the year she won the Amateur Mare Title in 1972. Of course this never would have happened but for the untimely death of Rock-A-Bye Lady, the greatest mare ever. Clarence Daugette was a shoe-in for that class, but it wasn't meant to be. I digress......Girl of Distinction, better known around the barn as "Stinky" was a love. She was shown to a Reserve World Championship by Vanette Kirkland in the early 70's. Early 70's also found us stabled at the famed Haynes Haven farm where Harold also worked Sir Winston's Gypsy & Ebony's Cat Balleau (sp), who Bob and Norma Gallager bought. Harold lived in the office of the main barn and could throw a party!!!

Another thing many people did not know about Harold was that he took tickets at the Vanderbilt Football and Basketball games. When I was in High School, he would always slip me in and I saw some great games in Memorial Stadium!!! Loved it and Loved him!!!!

CBB

TC 1987
I guess the statute of limitations has run out on that there gate crashin' or we'd have to make a "citizens arrest"!

LOL !

Judy Martin don't know the horse

Hint: it's a girl.................

Delightful Star

MIB scores a direct hit! Anyone remember who owned this one?

I think someone named Lee from Indiania, showed some in Ladies Classes.

OPAL LEE

Would that be Opal Lee of Leeswood farms of Oaks Corner Ny. I don't remember her owning that mare but you may be right BD.

Hint: surely someone remembers this itty-bitty lady....

Ruth Carter - don't remember the horse!

CORRECT! Now whodat hoss?

Was her husband C. Ray Carter from Virginia?

Yes. She also showed a horse called Scatman's Tomcat, if I'm not mistaken.