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The Lincoln Times
Lincolnton, Lincoln County, North Carolina
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3.5-year-old Shetland pony 'Midnight Rhythm,' owned by Janie Hines of Lincolnton R-2, wins first place in Lenoir and Myrtle Beach horse shows, second in Charlotte, trained by Jack Hines and Beck Moehlman, with offers up to $1,200.
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"Midnight Rhythm," 42-inch tall Shetland pony belonging to Janie Hines, aged 3-1/2, of Lincolnton R-2, is rapidly gaining a reputation as one of the best fine harness ponies in the Carolinas.
It has been trained by Jack Hines, father of its owner, and Beck Moehlman.
In its first show "Midnight Rhythm" captured the blue ribbon of first place in the Lenoir Horse Show in June.
Later in the same month, the Lincolnton pony took second place in the Charlotte Horse Show, being surpassed only by Golden Comet of Greenville, S. C However, this past weekend, in a three-day horse show at Myrtle Beach, Midnight Rhythm came back to turn the tables on Golden Comet and emerge first-place winner in its class.
In Lenoir and Charlotte, Midnight Rhythm was piloted by Johnny Moehlman, and in Myrtle Beach its driver was Joe Becker.
On Friday evening of this week, Midnight Rhythm will be entered in the Kingsport, Tenn., Horse Show
The Lincolnton prize-winner was purchased by Jack Hines from the late Oscar Smith, owner of Caroline Farms of Norfolk, Va.
Though purchased for a price of $150, Midnight Rhythm's training already has brought offers ranging as high as $1,200, which have been refused.
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Lincolnton R 2, Carolinas; Lenoir; Charlotte; Myrtle Beach; Kingsport, Tenn.
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June; Past Weekend; Friday Evening Of This Week
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Shetland pony Midnight Rhythm, owned by 3.5-year-old Janie Hines, trained by her father Jack Hines and Beck Moehlman, wins first in Lenoir and Myrtle Beach shows, second in Charlotte, surpassing rival Golden Comet, purchased for $150 but now valued at $1,200, upcoming show in Kingsport.