1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 October Voice | Page 33

Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse
M©re Party Line
Feels “Pari of the Family”
“Our Charity Horse Show was a big
success. The Walking Horse classes
were lull and were a big attraction to
all viewers,” reports Barbara Krejci,
Rural Route 1, Fort Calhoun, Neb.
“I love your magazine and look for­
ward to each issue. In the past, I have
felt far from other raisers of Walk­
ing Horses, but the magazines seem
to make me feel like part of the
family,” she adds. (That's great, Bar­
bara. The Voice is really “reaching”
you as Mary Frances and I hope it is
“reaching” others. BAG.)
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“At Last,” Writes Friend O’Dell
“At last, someone has published a
Walking Horse magazine,” says Friend
R. R. O'Dell, 294 West Main, San
Jacinto, Calif., who wants to pass on
the information by subscribing for R.
H. Garrett, 9051 Eden Oaks, Orange-
vale, Calif. He also wants a training
book. (R. R. we imagine you are
called "Railroad” by intimates. Bud­
dy, that magazine started for Mr.
Garrett as fast as our truck-railroad
mail service could carry it. BAG)
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one who loves the TWH as you and
I do are friends,” writes Mrs. Mary
Hamilton, 3296 Scheibler, Memphis
8, Tenn. “We have two pleasure
Walkers and we've had more fun and
pleasure with them than we’ve ever
had before. I read you magazine from
cover to cover, and hope it will grow
and grow. Best wishes to you and Mrs.
Green.” (The only error in that letter
is that Mary called my secretary-wife
Mrs. Green instead of Mary Frances.
BAG.)
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She Wants To Know
Mrs. Lee Glasco, Rt. 1, Box 308-B,
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, wants to see de­
tails on old-time horses. She "must
have drooled” over some of the old-
time news we had in the July issue.
Here’s how she spoke in a letter dated
July 6: "I think it would be nice if
you could give descriptions of some
of the horses like Wilson’s Allen, Last
Chance, Trouble and so forth. A lot
of people ask me what color and how
large these horses were and I can't
tell as I don’t know—even though my
own horses have them in their line­
age. Our stud has a lot of Last Chance
and some others that breed back to
Hunter's Allen F-10...........
“Friend” Mary Writes In
“Lee and I took a trip to Montana.
"I shall call you Ben, because any­ We visited Pearl Tompkins. She took
us to her pasture and it was a thrill­
ing sight to see those little colts taking
a good running walk. We also stopped
BROODMARES
at Ethna Friesens. She was working
with her Walking Horses—getting
AND
ready for the sale at Colfax. Heard
that one of hers sold for the highest
YEARLINGS
price at the sale. It is a full sister to
my mare.” (Mrs. Glasco, we will do
our best to tell everyone about the old
J. G. WALKER
time horses as time marches on. Glad
Wartrace, Tenn.
you got to see Our Girl Pearl. How
about taking us on your next trip?
Phone FU 9-6190
Truly can’t. We are snowed under.
BAG & MFG.)
Announcing Opening Of
Buddy Hugh's Walking Horse
Stables At Wartrace, Tenn.
TRAINING AND SALES
P. O. Box 14
Phone FU 9-6472
We Invite Your Investigation
HORSES
FOR SALE
(1) —“Battle Maker,” No. 611456, Black stal­
lion, blaze, foaled March 16, 1961. Sire:
Carolina Col by Merry Boy. Sire’s Dam,
Princess Allen by Slippery Allen. Dam: by
Henry Allen; 2nd Dam by Red Warrior; 3rd
dam by Roan Allen F-38.
A big, handsome colt about 15:2; short
back, good head with “Merry Boy" ears.
Price SI,200. Must see to appreciate.
(2) —“Sun’s Jet Ambition," No. 620908. Sorrel
filly, near hind sock, foaled April 26, 1962.
Sire: Sun’s Jet Parade by Midnight Sun.
Sire’s Dam, Merry Sue by Merry Boy. Dam:
by Merry Walker; 2nd Dam by Walker’s
Allen; 3rd Dam by Major Allen; 4th Dam
by Roe’s Chief F-25.
An outstanding colt with champion blood­
lines. A S600. A real buy.
Also Sun’s Jet Ambition’s Dam for sale. She
is sound, stands 15: and bred.
(3) —“Jet's Lady Bird". Black mare, no mark­
ings, foaled June 21, 1960. Sire: Sun’s Jet
Parade, by Midnight Sun. Dam: By Go Boy’s
Little Man, by Merry Go Boy; 2nd Dam by
Mountain Man, 3rd Dam by Sylvester Allen:
4th Dam Bessie Holder.
A pretty mare of medium size. Hasn’t been
cantered yet. Has been ridden by a 69-year-
old man, and children 6 and 11 years old.
Absolutely safe. With this breeding and a
top pleasure horse, you can’t go wrong at
SI ,500.
(4) —Lover Girl. This mare foaled May 13,
1959. Red roan, near hind sock, star, mixed
tail. Sire: Boyce’s Billy Sunday by Capt.
Eddie by Merry Boy. Dam: Granddaughter
of Wilson Allen; 2nd dam by Holden’s Allen;
3rd dam by Colonel Allen. This mare is
royally bred and very gentle pleasure mare
that anyone can ride. She’s nice at SI,000—
sold certified in foal to Piddley.
(5) —“Susan’s Friend." Marc foaled April 12,
1961. Soricl, both hind sock, star, snip, mixed
tail. Sire: Merry Boy’s F-77 by Merry Boy.
Sire’s dam, May Allen by Wilson Allen’s Boss
Man. Dam: by Midnight Sunset by Midnight
Sun; 2nd Dam, by Wilson Allen’s Gold; 3rd
Dam by Wilson’s Allen.
A pretty colt from one end to the other, of
good size. Bred well, a show horse prospect
S700.
(6) —Two colts, one filly and one horse colt.
Both black, both big, fat and slick. By Mid­
night Treasure by Midnight Sun. Dam: by
Roan Allen, Jr. Price $600 each.
(7) —“Dusty Gold D." Chest sorrel mare with
light mane and tail. Foaled March, 1960.
Sire: Star Gray Wilson by Jones Sir Star
Gray by Sir MauGray. Dam: Sun Rise Lady
by Copper Nodder; 2nd Dam by Silvery
Merry Boy; 3rd Dam Nellie; 4th Dam un­
known (only one on papers).
A well broke and goocl doing pleasure
mare. Could make a good show mare. She’s
fat, good conformation. SI,000.
(8) —Have two 2-year-old geldings, green
broke with gentle; one horse size, one pony
size at $350 each. Both road and nice horses.
Have a few other pleasure horses and colts.
Write your needs in detail and I’ll try to
help you.
DAVID OXFORD
1410 Cypress St. Route 5
Shelbyville, Tenn.
Phone MU-4-7566