Dentist Tells Of California Trek With Tenn, Walker
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Add. Registrations
( Continued from Page 16) WRIGHT ' S SIR BEAU, s. by Hardaway’ s Son Allen out of Judy Ann R., foaled June 27. 1962. Owner. Jay D. Hyde & Paul L. DeClerk. Pocahontas, Ark.
SIJX’ S TOP BRASS, s, by Dark Star ' s Merry Boy out of Bay Princess foaled April 7, 1961. Owner, Roger C. Hudson, Douglasville, Ga.
ALLEN ' S SKIPPY LOO, m, by ReycliE’ s Red Allen out of Waterloo Girl, foaled Apr.
• 1. 1962. Owner, Sylvan R. Waggoner, Fort Dodge. Iowa
MACK K’ S SUNDAY PUNCH, s, by Midnight Mack out of Ace’ s Honey Dew, foaled May 1. 1962. Owner, Mr. and Mrs. Lacy West, Kingsport, Tcnn.
MACKS CHARMING BETSY, in, by Midnight Mack K out of Miss Barbara Wilson, foaled May 7, 1962. Owner, Mr. nad Mrs. Lacv West, Kingsport, Tcnn.
PRINCEES DEE ALLEN. m, by Lame Prince out of Allens Chee-Chee foaled May 2, 1961. Owner. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lien, Corvallis, Oregon
MY COMMANDER, s, by Commander’ s Victory out of Genius ' Lady, foaled Aug. 19, 1957. Owner, Curtis Peay, Bowling Green, Ky
ṠHASTA WHITE ALLEN, in, by Young’ s Silver Allen out of Sarah White, foaled May 20, 1962. Owner, Barbara Y. Robison, Rosen- burg. Orcg.
PINKEY LU. m. by Wilson ' s Merry Boy G. G. out of Lu Lu Taylor, foaled June 15, 1957. Owner, Dan Taylor, Winchester, Tcnn.
MAR FI ELD DEBUTANTE, M, by King of Melodyout of Merry Harfields, foaled May 18, 1962. Owner, Mrs. Fred G. Harris, Pompev, N. Y.
SUN’ S GOLDEN SAND, m, by Midnight Super Chief out of Midnight’ s Fair Lady, foaled Jan. 27, 1962. Owner, Heyward L. Shuler, Carmeron, S. C.
DOCTOR JEFFRY, s, by Witch Doctor’ s R. R. out of Lee’ s White Swan, foaled June 1. 1962. Owner, Wade FI. Kcpner, Wheeling, W. Va.
LADY MORNING STAR, m, by Blairs Midnight out of Sadies Dreamer, foaled April 10, 1962. Owner, Bradley Blair, Church Hill, Tcnn.
MIDNIGHT RHYTHM LADY, m, by Blairs Midnight out of Fashion Lady Chance, foaled March 31, 1962. Owner, Bradley Blair, Church Hill, Tenn.
TOPPER BOY SPECLAL, s, by Dr. John of Midnight out of Pascal Special M., foaled March 29, 1960. Owner, Lewis C. Cass, Englewood, Tenn.
SUN’ S POLLY DOODLE, m, by Sun’ s Go Boy Again out of Wally-Doodlc, foaled June 29, 1962. Owner, George Holmes, Chardon, Ohio.
GO BOY’ S BLUE PRINT, s, by Merry Go Boy out of Miss Solitude, foaled Apr. 21, 1962. Owner, H. C. Bailey Stables, Jackson, Miss.
GO BOY’ S TOBASCO, s, by Merry Go Boy out of Bob’ s Tennessee Lady, foaled June 12, 1962. Owner, Bailey Mortgage Co., Jackson, Miss.
MAKERS GO LADY, m, by Merry Go Boy out of Maker’ s Black Lady, foaled July 6, 1962. Owner, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bailey, Jackson, Miss.
LISA ' S HANDSHAKER, in, by Mack K’ s Handshaker out of Sun-Dust Lady Bell, foaled May 18, 1962. Owner, E. A. Sisco & W. E. Harlan, Jr., Ml. Pleasant, Tcnn.
MY BOY LUCKY, s, by Merry Duke out of My Oh My, foaled July 14, 1957. Owner, A. C. Roberts, Jacksonville, Fla.
SULTAN’ S JOKER, s, by Silver Sultan out of Kate’ s Firefly, foaled Apr. 30, 1961. Owner, E. L. Burgess, Sherrill. Ark.
DUN GONE, s, by Mighty Boy out of Wilson’ s Amerillo, foaled March 20, 1961. Owner, William & Mallard, Georgetown, Ky.
TRAVELING GYPSY DUKE, s, by Apache Duke out of Gypsy Queen Wilson, foaled Apr. 28, 1962. Owner, D. L. McCarter, Piedmont. S. C.
ADMIRAL MAU GRAY, g, by Sir Mau- Gray out of Jan’ s Merry Nell, foaled March 20, 1959. Owner, Rufus B. Smith, Winona, Miss.
MAU GRAY’ S REPLICA, g. by Sir Mau- Cray out of Delia’ s Dutchess, foaled Apr. 25, 1958. Owner, Rufus B. Smith, Winona, Miss.
GO BOY’ S MERRY SUE, m, by Merry Go Boy out of Carol Sue’ s Choice, foaled July 2. 1962. Owner, Ray Kincade. Hampshire, Tcnn.
SUN’ S MISS LUCY, m, by Midnight Shining Sun out of Golden Longstep. foaled Apr. 28, 1959. Owner, Joseph J. Cignetto, Meehan icsburg, Pa.
SPUR’ S MERRY MISS, m, by Spur’ s Merry- Man out of Lady Mack Beth, foaled Apr. 22, 1962. Owner, G. J. Meshcw, Mounds, 111.
DAWN’ S DAINTY MISS, m, by Little After Dawn out of Linda R., foaled May 24, 1962. Owner, G. J. Meshew, Mounds, 111.
SPURS MERRY LADY, m, by Spur’ s Roan Allen out of Rebel Faun, foaled March 25, 1961. Owner, G. J. Meshew, Mounds, 111.
Lloyd Kelley Owned Little Man
Lloyd Kelley P. O. Box 107 Inglis, Fla., used to live in Tennessee, he tells us.“ I have been out of touch with Tennessee for a long time,” he writes.“ I lived there for two years and used to own that great pony, Little Man, the Garretts used to show.”( Editor’ s Note— Lloyd I believe your Little Man was the one listed in Vol. IV of the Breeders ' Assn, stud books. He is listed as: LITTLE MAN— 421082, property of C. J. Fulks, Shelbyville, Tenn. Bay horse; near hind and both fore socks; foaled June 17, 1942; bred by owner. SIRE, Dandy Boy Allen 370135; DAM, Voodoo 390829. There is another horse known as Little Man H. shown in Vol. II, property of J. A. Hendrixson, Manchester, Tenn., sired by Last Chance out of Ruby Helm Allen. Often in registrations the same names are used for two horses but an initial shows the difference. a * *
He Owns 10-Month-Old Twin Colt
Subscriber Davis A. McClelland, 4820 Manzanita Ave., Carmichael, Calif, wants Voice back numbers because some friend told him we had some good data on colt training. He has a“ registered Tennessee Walking Horse twin which is now 10 months of age( dated July 6),” he writes.
Dentist Tells Of California Trek With Tenn, Walker
Dr. William M. Marking, a dentist, 4050 Acacia Ave., Bonita, Calif., is one of the " original patrons " of what we now call the Ben A. Green Publications( books, brochures and a magazine). He told us in a recent letter about his discovery of the Tennessee Walker. You will enjoy this confidential report:
“ While on an assignment with the Navy in Memphis several years ago I became infected with the Walking Horse fever. It was rather easy for me to contract since I myself was foaled on a Wyoming cattle ranch and grew up with horses and whiteface Herefords.
" The transition to the easy gait of the Walking Horse was a natural for a busy dentist who is no longer interested in starting quick, stopping fast or turning on a dime. I selected a young mare and had her bred to Go Boy’ s Shadow by the late Mr.( Winston) Wiser. Upon being transferred to San Diego, I purchased a horse trailer and boiled it to my Mercedes sports car.
“ We made the long trek to California just one year ago. Every four hours I stopped, took the mare out of the trailer, exercised her and gave her water. It was all worth while, as I have had many pleasant hours in the saddle, plus the recent arrival of the most beautiful little blue-roan filly any Walking Horse enthusiast could hope to possess.”
( Note— Doctor, you really know how to travel with a horse. It is mighty important to exercise the horse every few hours— just as it is important for folks to stop at filling stations. Some people transporting horses are not as kind to them as you were to your mare. In our training book we have some special ideas on how amateurs who travel with horses should take care of them. We enjoyed your report. It inspires us in a quiet, sustained sort of way. Many thanks. BAG.)
Her Horse Paces Too Much
In ordering our training book Mrs. Frances( M. J.) Lindloff, 924 Sunset Drive, Fayetteville, Ark., wants“ some help as to what to do with a horse that paces too much and what to do to develop a smooth canter.”( We will try to help her. Often the case calls for a series of things to do rather than just a single step. That’ s why it’ s called“ training " I guess. BAG.)