House Joint Resolution 585, sponsored by Warner, honors the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders' and Exhibitors' Association (TWHBEA) on its ninetieth anniversary. The resolution highlights the historical significance of the Tennessee Walking Horse, which gained popularity in the 1860s for its smooth gaits and calm disposition. The TWHBEA was established in 1935 following a public meeting in Lewisburg, Tennessee, and has since played a crucial role in promoting and preserving the breed, including the organization of the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration and the establishment of a breed registry.

Today, TWHBEA has registered over half a million horses across the United States and internationally, representing a diverse membership. The resolution acknowledges the association's ongoing commitment to the breed and its contributions to the equestrian community, including various competitive disciplines. It expresses gratitude to the organization's leadership, employees, and volunteers for their dedication to the Tennessee Walking Horse and its enthusiasts.