1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 October Voice | Page 21

Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse
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ing by Go Boy’s Souvenir—currently
standing at C. C. Turner’s farm at
Broadway, Va. Gov. Buford Ellington
Registry By States
sold King to the dedicated Califor­
nian. The Voice Editor bought a
Celebration box for Smith after re-
Tennessee
Alabama
GO BOY’S BIG TALK, by Merry Go ceving a letter on Feb. 25 asking how
ALABAMA GO BOY’S PRINCE (shown
as Go Boy’s Millionaire) at Lakeside Boy out of Jolly Jane (by Rliett Butler), to get seats. His check was 223rd in
Farms, Highway 79 between Guntersville at Murray Farm barn, Buddy Black in the lineup for the 230 new seats.
and Scollsboro. Fee S100. Phone 582- charge. Fee S100. Lcwisburg, Tenn. Smith sent three checks to Shelbyville
MERRY GO BOY at S. W. Beech’s Farm, Rt.
5680. Guntersville, Ala.
5, Lcwisburg, Tenn.; fee §200. Phone CR before March 10, 1962 for: SI75 for a
6-2475.
3-bedroom, air-conditioned house;
Arkansas
MIDNIGHT GOLD SUN at J. G. Walker’s
RODGERS’ PERFECTION at Dr. Porter Stables, Wartrace, Tenn., Fee §75. Phone $60 the box; §8 for two subscriptions
to the Voice. This world could use
Rodgers’ Farm, Searcy, Ark. Fee §500. Phone FU 9-6190.
SETTING SUN, fee §100; MERRY BOY’S more Donald V. Smiths.
5-2830.
F-88 fee §50; and GORDON’S MERRY
# =» *
BOY, fee §50, all at Sara Paschall’s Stables,
California
Our No. 1 Friend At
Murfreesboro, Tenn. Phone [phone].
DARE DEVIL, by Cruising Along 391191 out SON OF MIDNIGHT at H. F. Worrell’s Soli­
Columbia
of Black Gift 400917 at The Reagan’s Walk­ tude Stock Farm, Goodlettsvillc, Tenn. Old
There is a fine person named W.
ing R Ranch, Ml. Pinos Road, Maricopa, Dickerson Road. Phone UL 9-1177. Fee Russell Lavender in Columbia, Tenn.
§150.
Calif.
SUN DUST at Murray Farm, Lcwisburg, who is connected with the Maury
Tenn., operated by Wise & Warren Stables. Farmers Cooperative, P.O. Box 751.
Indiana
Phone EL 9-4940. Fee §100.
GOLD SHADOW at Arnold Habig Stables, SUN'S GUN SMOKE at Toby Green’s Stables, At the National Spring Jubilee at
Jasper, Indiana. Phones, day 1119-K, night Shelbyville, Tenn. Fee §100. Phone MU Columbia, Russell joined Mary
Frances at selling magaine subscrip­
1270-K.
4-5572.
SUN’S JET PARADE at Vic Thompson’s tions in the rain and delivered to her
Stables,
Shelbyville,
Tenn.
Fee
§100.
Phones
about a dozen or more. Quite fre­
Iowa
MIDNIGHT MOSHUN by Midnight Sun out day MU 4-3956. night MU 4-4681.
quently letters from him bring in
of a Merry Go Boy mare. Fee §50. Phone MiGHTY SUN, by Midnight Sun out of more subscriptions. Russell is a very
824-3579. Warren D. Eyre, Grundy Center, Merry Midge at Elmore Brock’s Stables, special guy in our estimation. And we
Sparta, Tenn. Fee §100.00.
Iowa.
thank him from the bottoms of two
Kentucky
hearts. (BAG & MFG.)
TEXAS
Stud
GO-BOY'S SUN-UP at Luther Hankins’
Stables, U.S. 41-A, Madisonville, Kentucky.
Phones: day, Madisonville TA 1-4237, night,
Providence MO 7-5568. MERRY BOY’S FLASH by Merry Boy;
dam, Trail Blazer by Frank Wilson’s Allen.
Floyd’s Walking Horse Farm, Rt. 1, Denison,
Texas—East Texas State Road.
Michigan
GO BOY'S SENTINEL at H. Hayner’s Valley
Dale Farm. Galesburg, Michigan; Fee §100.
Phone Kalamazoo FI 2-5370 evenings. Perkinson Fillies Sold
W. L. Perkinson, 264 Roebuck
Drive, Birmingham, 15, Ala., who was
one of the first to subscribe for him­
self and others when the Voice sound­
ed off, tells he sold the following
horses at Celebration time;
Two yearling fillies and one wean­
ling; Bama Go Girl to S. W. Beech,
Jr., Belfast, Tenn.; Angel’s Dawn to
L. K. Hamm, New Albany, Ind.; and
Let Me Go Girl to E. T. Ballard,
Lincolton, N. C.
Mississippi
GO BOY’S SHADOW at H. C. Bailey’s
Stables, Jackson, Miss. Fee §150. Phones
EM 2-5778 and FL 5-4511.
North Carolina
GO BOY’S REBEL No. 54088 by Merry Go
Boy out of Scottie Bell. Dr. H. M. Poteat,
Rebel Farm, Smithfield. N. C.
North Dakota
LIBERACE’S PLAYBOY, fee §100; and
MERRY BOY’S MAJOR, fee §75, at Calvin
Miller's Stables, Rhame, North Dakota.
Phone BR 9-3420.
Ohio
THE PENNSYLVANIAN at Walking “IT
Farm, Box 116, Chardon, Ohio. George and
Dorothy Holmes, owners. Phone Chardon
5-4931 or 6-3641.
South Carolina
OUR SUN DUST 530014 by Midnight Sun
out of Mary Gold Allen. Mrs. Harold Major,
Rt. 2 Anderson, S.C. Phone Canal 5-8089.
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Buys ‘Governor’s Horse’
Donald V. Smith, that lawyer who
is making the Walker well known
in Red Bluff, Calif, (as reported in
the May Voice), called the Voice office
before leaving Shelbyville and told
Mary Frances “I bought the Gover­
nor’s horse.” He meant Souvenir’s
King—top 3-year-old stallion that will
be a great asset to his area in Califor­
nia. King was tops in Futurity Shows
as a one-year-old and runner-up to
Cotton Queen’s Go Boy as a 2-year-
old under saddle.
King has a tremendous Merry Boy
and Merry Go Boy background, be­
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR EXPERIENCE
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
I HAVE PROMOTED, SUPPLIED
AND SERVICED THE BEST
INSURANCE FOR SHOW HORSES
AND REGISTERED LIVESTOCK
AVAILABLE
REST AT EASE
WHEN YOU INSURE THE
"RICHARD WAY"
SEE, CALL OR WRITE
C. C. RICHARD
FU 9-6123
WARTRACE, TENN.