The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration Adds Class
Monday, July 27, 2026
The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration has announced the addition of a class to the 2026 Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration class schedule.
The added class, Class 64A – Trail Pleasure Walking Horses, Four & Five Years Old, Optional Tack, will provide an additional opportunity for exhibitors of Trail Pleasure Walking Horses during this year's Celebration.
Because this class is being added so close to the entry deadline, the Celebration is providing exhibitors with a special accommodation. Entries for Class 64A will be accepted through the late entry deadline, August 4th, without the normal double-entry fee penalty. This one-time exception is intended to ensure all eligible exhibitors have the opportunity to participate in the added class.
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