Wartrace Horse Show Celebrates 120th Anniversary
Thursday, July 9, 2026
"We actually made it this far....and we plan to continue to "thrive" for years to come." Wartrace Horse Show is the OLDEST SHOW in the Walking Horse Industry and we invite you to support this "EPIC' event by bringing your talented horses, hungry appetites and cheers of support. We have a line up of 36 classes and 13 Riders’ Cup classes. There will be a prize of $100 to the trainer that enters and shows the most horses. Our judge will be Honorable Chris Bobo. Special events will occur during the show. Sponsorships are needed and box seats are on sale now. Please contact: Dana Rodriguez at 931-703-0638 or Beth Thomas at 931-580-6825.
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Wayne David Baumgardner, 69, of Shelbyville, died October 21, 2026.
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