69th Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration World Grand Championship
Class # 166
September 1, 2007
Champagne Watchout #321
and
Jennie Jackson
Class # 166
September 1, 2007
Champagne Watchout #321
and
Jennie Jackson
61st Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration World Grand Championship
Class # 134
September 4, 1999
Champagne Watchout #140
Natalie Jackson
Class # 134
September 4, 1999
Champagne Watchout #140
Natalie Jackson
As many things in history, sometimes change to do the right things takes a long time in happening, but when immoral things are the status quo, Non-Violent Direct Action must be taken up by somebody. Many well-meaning folks have diligently worked hard at making this come about.
However, old habits as they say are hard to break loose from the grips of those wielding the power, they simply don't want to let go so our (The Jackson Family's) role as we have come to know from our spiritual leadings has once again led us to remind folks of what should be done in all haste.
We exhibited our keg shod Stallion with a 1/2 flat pad, humane tail and sheep skinned lined Black Bell Boots along side the Padded horse to demonstrate what our breed started out as to where we have gotten to....
Also it was Nathanael's goal to fulfill a promise to his wife's and her little girl's dream of riding in the WGC Class of her breed, who would not strive to go for the highest honor of just being there when you've dedicated your whole career to the breed?
However, old habits as they say are hard to break loose from the grips of those wielding the power, they simply don't want to let go so our (The Jackson Family's) role as we have come to know from our spiritual leadings has once again led us to remind folks of what should be done in all haste.
We exhibited our keg shod Stallion with a 1/2 flat pad, humane tail and sheep skinned lined Black Bell Boots along side the Padded horse to demonstrate what our breed started out as to where we have gotten to....
Also it was Nathanael's goal to fulfill a promise to his wife's and her little girl's dream of riding in the WGC Class of her breed, who would not strive to go for the highest honor of just being there when you've dedicated your whole career to the breed?