1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 September Voice | Page 34

September, 1962
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Class 10—Mare and Foal
1. Midnight Lady Ann & Go Boy’s Lady
Ann, Dr. & Mrs. G. E. Leslie. St. Louis.
Mo.
2. Midnight Lou Mac & Go Boy's Lou,
Stanley McNabb, Murfreesboro.
3 . Sun’s Twilight & Go Boy's Melody Man,
Bob Guinn, Savannah.
•I. Maid of Midnight B & Go Boy's Dream
Girl, Woods & Endsley. Belfast.
5. Pride's Queen H & Shadow's Cavalier,
Dr. T. K. Young, Columbia.
6. White’s Midnight & Mack’s Belle, Leslie
White, Williamsport.
7. Honeysuckle Rose T &: Space Master.
Alexander & Thomas. Shelbyville.
8. Leading Lady J. & Jada's Night Flight,
Kadaway Stables, Atlanta.
9. Sweet Lorene
Sweet Lorene's Scooting
Dog. Lorene F, Caplenor, Lebanon.
10. Merry Boy’s Co-Ed & Merry Midnight
-Star S, Mona & Keith Bartlett, Selma, Ala.
HORSE
Magazines
Per
AMERICAN SADDLE HORSE
Year
National Horseman, monthly ............................$7.00
i Saddle & Bridle, monthly, except Jan.
7.00
! Horse World, Shew Horse Digest,
j The Horseman’s Ad-Visor, mo.,
except Jan............................................................ 4.00 ;
PONIES
' American Shetland Pony Journal
I monthly, except Jan......................................... 4.00 :
j monthly, except Jan..............................................6.00 .
THOROUGHBREDS
! The Chronicle of the Horse, weekly,
the Thoroughbred in sport ....................... 9.00
Blood Horse, weekly, racing and breeding .. 8.00
! Thoroughbred Record, weekly ...................... 7.50
I Turf & Sport Digest, monthly,
i
racing stories, etc. ..................................... 5.00
1 Rocky Mountain Thoroughbred &
Quarter Horse, 10 issues
......................... 4.00
: Canadian Horse, Thoroughbreds, monthly . 4.00
Thoroughbred of Calif, monthly
..................4.00
National Thoroughbred, 2 issues a yr...........2.00
BREEDS
Arabian Horse News, 10 issues
3.00
Morgan Horse, monthly, except Jan............... 4.00
Palomino Horses, monthly ........................... 3.00
Quarter Horse Journal, monthly ....................... 4.00
International Quarter Horse
Tally Book, quarterly .....................................2.00
Quarter Horse Digest, Monthly—
digest size ........................................................ 3.00
Pinto Horse News, bi-monthly ................... 2.25
(Harness) Horseman & Fair World,
weekly ..................................
9.00
Voice of the Tenn. Walking Horse, monthly,
devoted exclusively to the breed ............4.00
WESTERN
Western Horseman, monthly .............................. 4.00
Horse Lover, bi-monthly,
Western—All Breeds—Plenty on
Quarter Horses .............................................. 3.00
The Ranchman, monthly, Cattle & Horses . . 2.00 |
Texas Horseman, mo., magazine of
western riding ............................................... 3.00
Quarter Racing Record, mo.
................ 3.50
IRA, Rodeo News, mo............................................3.00
Michigan Horseman News, mo., except January,
all breeds ....................................................... 2.50
The Horsetrader, m., national classified ads 2.00
Modern Horseman, monthly,
for Midwest ................................................... 3.00
Piggin String, news particularly West Coast,
monthly ......................................
3.00
QHB Magazine, information and articles .... 4.00
Rodeo, Sports News, twice monthly ........... 4.00
Saddle-ite, bi-mo................................................... 2.00
Rush in your order today.
Order as many magazines as you wish, with only
one check or money order payable to Ken Kimbel.
Then mail your order and remittance to
KEN KIMBEL, Dept. V
Plant City, Fla.
;
,
How Mean Is
Mary Frances
There's a "mean man" in Hollis,
Okla., on Route 1. He's real “mean"
because he ordered a training book
and left out the $5. So I told him we
enjoyed his letter mightily, and ap­
proved his intentions but Mary
Frances just insists upon not putting
anybody on our Trainer Steve Hill &
The Tennessee Walking Horse book
list without that §5 item. So Bill
Motley fires back 5 bucks and adds:
"Give my regards to your wife, Mary
Frances—sorry to hear she is such a
'mean' woman.” What Bill means is
that if he came to 1110 S. Brittain St.,
Shelbyville, Tenn., in rags and hun­
gry, Mary Frances would give my grits
to him and also probably doll him up
in my Sunday suit. She's a generous
soul. But she guards that Training
Book list so nary a name gets on it
without So going into the savings ac­
count dedicated thereto. This wife of
mine is going to make me get out of
debt some way, and she would rather
see it happen while I am alive so I
can see her in that "fur stole” she is
going to celebrate with—when all
debts are clear, including the price of
a "fur stole.” (BAG).
This Magazine
12 Months
For Just $4.00
Ben A. Green
Shelbyville, Tenn.
Howard Says, “Rake Them Up”
Howard S. Hopkins of Portland,
Ark., must have neighbors who told
him the Voice was "something" be­
cause he writes: “The notice of your
publication was misplaced and I have
just come across it. My subscription
is for one year and I would certainly
like for it to start with the first issue.
Please see if you can rake up the back
issues and start the issues to rolling.”
Mary Frances read of Howard’s
plight, stuffed four issues into a
manila envelope, attached 21 cents
worth of stamps, and fired it to Arkan­
sas (the Editor's native state). We are
happy to rescue all New Subscribers
in all states just as long as the early
issues last. We just know Howard's
happy now.
LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR
|
Tennessee Walking Horses This Winter
,
"We have a brand new barn with 16 stalls and own seven registered
horses ourselves. We have on hand riders to exercise your horses.
We will feed them well, have them in great shape for next season.
I have lived in my community more than 50 years. Ask anyone
about me.
EMMITT JORDAN STABLES
Fall River Road—Route 5
LAWRENCEBURG, TENN.