1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 June Voice | Page 29

Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse
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usual. She asks: "Perhaps someone in
your department could also tell us
where we could find a large picture
Jimmie Ellis Active
of some famous ‘Walker’ suitable for
Our old friend, R. F. Ellis of Orr- f r a m i n g." (Editor's Note—Thanks,
ville, Ala., passes along the news that Helen, for thinking we have several
his son Jimmie is having a hard time folks in our “department." Mary
finding hours to ride—because he’s a
high school sports star. He’s pitching Frances (my wife) and myself consti­
for the varsity baseball team, starred tute the “works” right now on the
in basketball and is football captain- editorial side. I suggest that an inex­
elect. Jimmie has been a ribbon win­ pensive way to get a “Walker” for
ner in Celebration pony classes for framing is to use a fine horse picture
years. Now he’s working (in spare from a calendar, or one of the maga­
time) Go Boy’s Flaming Star, a Walk­ zines. Actual photographs can be se­
ing Pony, and The Governor, for ama­ cured but the cost is usually consider­
teur and juvenile classes in Alabama. able. However, I gave Helen a name
He has another line pony, Son’s Glory to write to, if she wanted an actual
Boy, with Doug Wolaver at Diana, photo. BAG).
near Pulaski, Tenn. Half-interest in
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the pony is shared by H. H. Wilker-
July
25-26
Al
Ruleville,
Miss.
son. R. F. says they have several 2-year-
President Stanley I.evingston of the
olds with Zollie and Larry Derryberry
Sunflower County Celebration at
and a 3-year-old with Wolaver.
Ruleville, Miss, tells us they plan the
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“greatest two-night horse show in
Mr. McCullough Remembers
the South” at his town on July 25-26.
L. G. McCullough, owner of L and We are going to see how a town of
L Stables, P.O. Box 112, Orangeburg, 1,750 people can accomplish this feat.
S.C. recalls old times in saying, “Sure Sounds like a real good story for all
glad we have a Walking Horse Maga­ Voice readers to hear about.
zine, as have surely missed it since we
had The Tennessee Walking Horse
that was published by J. J. Murray.”
Watch for
(Right, Brother. I never knew Jimmy
Joe, but some kind friends have told
the show debut
me I have an enthusiasm and expres­
of the
sive love for the horse that is at least
Tennessee Walking Horse
similar to those qualities shown by
from New Jersey
this great promoter. I consider such
"SHINING SUN, JR."
comparison a rare compliment and
will do my best to live up to it in all
Sire:
ways. BAG).
"Midnight Shining Sun"
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Dam:
"Black Mist"
Wants “Large Picture”
recently purchased from
Helen Trent, wife of M. T. Trent,
Hy-Tyre Farms, Gibsonia, Pa.
Rt. 4, Box 92, Moses Lake, Washing­
by
ton, comes forward with an unusual
Paul J. Brienza
question, or maybe it is not so un­
More Friendly Words
Morristown, New Jersey
"Shining Sun, Jr." was bred and
This Magazine
12 Months
For Just $4.00
Ben A. Green
Shelby vi!!e, Tenn.
trained by Billy Liles, Trainer and
Manager for Dr. and Mrs. H.
Fishkin, owners of Hy-Tyre.
In appearance and gaits, many
claim "Jr.", a 3-year-old stallion,
is the image of his famous sire,
who was the American Horse
Show Association's high point
walking horse champion in 1958
and 1959.
"Jr." will continue his training
under Dick Sweigart of Norman-
dale Farms, Palmyra, Pa. Swei­
gart formerly was with Liles at
Hy-Tyre.
National Celebration Notes
If you want a Tennessee Walking
Horse National Celebration Blue
Ribbon—the great annual magazine
mailed free—be sure your name is on
the mailing list with the correct ad­
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have moved since last August, mail
your correct address at once to: The
Celebration Blue Ribbon, Celebra­
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Tenn. Reserved seat tickets can be
secured at the same address—and this
also should be done at once.
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