1963-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1963 April Voice | Page 13

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Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse
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ALLEN S MIRACLE, m, by Hey Joe out
of Cupp’s Oregon Queen, foaled July 7, 1962.
Owner, Robert William Kcyscr, Stevcnsville,
Mont.
(.LORY’S JET AW AY, s, by Dawn of Glory
out of Merry Meadow, foaled May 31. 1962.
Owner, Russell T. Arnold, Cynthiana, Ky.
SUN’S STAR LITE P.. m. by Sun-Dust out
of Patsy Jane, foaled Feb. 19, 1962. Owner,
James E. Pitts, Mt. Pleasant, Tcnn.
FROSTY E., m. by Gcorgianna's Sun out
of Silvery Mary Allen, foaled Sept. 24. 1962.
Owner, Elrod Bros., Murfreesboro, Tcnn.
SUN’S RAMA, s, by Sun’s Mtn. Mischief
out of Last Mcrrimac, foaled April 15, 1962.
Owner, Leonard Elder, Shreveport, La.
SUN’S LUNA LADY, m, by Sun’s Mtn. Mis­
chief out of Lady Maria, foaled March 29,
1962. Owner, Leonard Elder, Shreveport, La.
SUN’S G-NETTA. in. by Sun’s Mtn. Mis­
chief out of Rex's Go Gal, foaled May 20,
1962. Owner, Leonard Elder, Shreveport, La.
LAST SUGAR BOOGER. s, by Go Boy’s
Sugar Booger out of Commander’s March,
foaled April I, 1962. Owner, Leonard Elder,
Shreveport, La.
PENNI ANNI~ m. by Colonel Came A
Walkin out of Silver Wilson, foaled May 1,
1962. Owner, Austin Cain, Largo, Fla.
LADY GO BOY T., s, by Merry Go Rocket
out of Miss Batch, foaled April 8, 1962. Own­
er, Ben F. Terrell, Marshall, Mo.
SUE & SUN’S SON, s, by Sun’s Dragon out
of Steel City Sue, foaled April 29, 1962. Owner,
Olie B. Tillery', Jr., Birmingham, Ala.
SHINING JONES, s, by Midnight Shining
Sun out of Carmen Jones, foaled May 2, 1962.
Owner, Dr. and Mrs. H. Fiskin, Gibsonia, Pa.
SUE’S SON, s, by Midnight Shining Sun
out of Merry Boy Sue, foaled April 28, 1962.
Owner, Dr. and Mrs. H. Fiskin, Gibsonia, Pa.
JUDY’S SILVER FLASH, s, by Young’s
Silver Allen out of Miss Judy Bransford,
foaled June 4, 1962. Owntr, C. L. Falk, Hal­
sey, Oregon.
DR.’S MESSAGE, s. by Magic Buzz out of
Merry Lands, foaled April 17, 1962. Owner,
Gwcnnyth Lee Henley, Eugene, Mo.
LADY FAYE M. cT m, by Forever’s Sun
out of Faye MauGray, foaled May 5, 1962.
Owner, Hoyte McCrary, Shreveport, La.
MAUBERTA, m, by Sir Mau Mac out of
'Tensas Mauberta, foaled April 10, 1960. Own­
er, I-Ioytc McCrary, Shreveport, La.
SIR HENRY’S SUN MAN, s, by Sir Henry
Allen out of Sun’s Linda, foaled May 11, 1962.
Owner, C. B. McMullan, Rome, Ga.
YATES DARK SHADOW, s, by Go Boy’s
Shadow out of Merry Mist, foaled May 20,
1962. Owner, Roy Yates & Son Bernice, Tulla-
homa, Tcnn.
SUN GOLDEN GIRL A., m, by Setting Sun
out of Wilson Golden Girl, foaled May 12,
1962. Owner, S. P. Anderson & Ray Green,
Manchester, Tcnn.
JUST BY CHANCE, m, by Sun’s Chance
R. G. out of The Humming Bird, foaled June
5, 1962. Owner, Diane Gaddy, Memphis,
Tcnn.
SHADOW’S SUNNY MISS, m, by Go Boy’s
Shadow out of Beauty’s Midnight, foaled
May 7, 1962. Owner, Larry O. Williams,
Hamilton, Ohio.
MIDNIGHT’S SHADOW T., in, by My
Slippery Shadow out of Wilma Hall, foaled
Aug. 25, 1962. Owner, Harold Terry, Upton,
Ky.
SHADOW’S BREEZE, m, by My Slippery
Shadow out of Payne’s Walkup Mablc, foaled
April 7, 1962. Owner, Harold Terry, Upton,
Ky,
GO BOY’S TATTLE, m, by My Slippery
Shadow out of Roan Allen’s Tattle, foaled
April 15, 1962. Owner, Harold Terry, Upton,
Ky.
Quiz Column
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A—My studied estimate is that this
could not possibly be the famous race­
horse, Dan Patch. There is no registra­
tion number shown, but my check of
Stud Registry Book No. ‘1 shows that
Daisy Couch, the third dam of Golden
Maugay was sired by a horse named
Dan Patch who was sired by Harley
Denmark and his dam, not identified,
teas sired by Dr. Hal F-38. Later a
registered Tennessee Walking Horse
was named Dan Patch and was as­
signed No. 110052, being sired by Wil­
son’s Allen out of Duncan’s Best
Allen, by Slippery Allen. BAG.
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Flash! Horse Science School
Extends Enrollment Deadline
Clovis, Calif.—Larger facilities and E. Ensmi nger, Director, Horse Science
more horses have been secured, there­ School and Short Course, Clovis, Cali­
by making it possible to accept more fornia.
enrollees and extend the pre-enroll­
ment deadline, is the good word from
Love Tennessee
Dr. M. E. Ensminger, Director of the
Walkers?
Horse Science School and Short
Why not join "North Eastern Walk­
Course. In Dr. E’s own words, “be­
ing Horse Association and help pro­
cause of the above circumstances, we
mote them? $10.00 per year for
are happy to be able to extend the
adult or family and $5 for Junior
pre-enrollment deadline beyond April
(18 and under). We need you and
1. The School's Director also reports,
your ideas, you to meet other
“interest is high, 2,500 letters have
lovers of the Tennessee Walker and
been received to date, and enrollees
make new friends.
are coming from Hawaii to Puerto
Rico and from throughout Canada.”
Pamper Yourself and
Dr. Ensminger proudly displayed a
Promote Your Hobby
feature article from one Midwest
For application blanks contact one
metropolitan paper which, among
of the following: President, Mr.
other things, had the following to say
Lloyd Wells, of Colton, N. Y.;
Treasurer, Mr. Ford Hotaling, Bath,
about the unique Horse Science
N. Y., or Membership Chairman,
School and Short Course:
Mrs. Arthur Hulbert, Marcel I us, N.Y.
“Numerous horse management and
RFD No. 2.
judging clinics are held each year.
However, this School is different; it
has more depth and the courses are on
the college level for those eligible and
Horses For Sale
interested, although enrollment for
Brood Mares
college credit isn’t necessary.”
In order to benefit from both the
Colts
12-day Horse Science School and the
Two-Year-Olds
'1-day Horse Science Short Course, one
Canadian hits enrolled in two different
Geldings
geographical areas. Others are making
Pleasure
Horses
a family project of it.
Dr. Ensminger emphasized that late
Middle Tennessee
enrollments will be on a first come
first accepted basis, and that those
Horsemen's Assn.
wanting programs and enrollment
217 N. Locust—Lawrenceburg, Term.
forms should immediately write to
him at the following address: Dr. M.