1963-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1963 August Voice | Page 11

Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse
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at 7 p.ra. Contact Tommy Eslanger,
Dandridge, Tenn., Phone [phone]
for information. Entries in the show
last year totaled 170 head.
Jefferson County Show
The annual Jefferson County Horse
Show at Jefferson County Fair
Grounds is scheduled Friday. Aug. 23,
MR. AND MRS. BOYD BEVERIDGE
of
FLYING
B
FARM
Rt. 5 Shelbyville—Lynchburg Pike
INVITE ALL THEIR FRIENDS TO VISIT
DURING THE CELEBRATION
For Sale—Colts by Midnight Sun, Merry Go Boy, Sun Dust
BEDFORD TRAIL RIDERS
HAVE ACTIVE SEASON
Organized trail riding has returned
to Bedford County and to Shelbyville,
home of the Tennessee Walking
Horse National Celebration.
The group has staged rides on
alternate Sunday afternoons this sum­
mer—and has organized informally
under the name—The Bedford Trail
Riders. Officers are Henry C. Tilford,
Jr., president; Evan Lloyd Adamson,
vice-president; both of Shelbyville;
Miss Betty Sain, Bell Buckle, secre­
tary.
Rides have been staged from Bed­
ford Farms, operated by Tilford;
Holly Tree Farm, operated by Fred
Phillips, Sr.; the Pearl Sain farm at
Bell Buckle; and the Jim Farrar farm
at Flat Creek. Afore than 50 riders
usually are on the trail for these
events. Tilford and Adamson are both
directors on the executive committee
of the National Celebration.
Harrison A. Biggi, 8 Oakmont Cir­
cle, Lexington, Mass., is interested in
finding anyone near him who is in­
terested in Tennessee Walking Horses
or raising them.
45th MURRAY FARM SALE
Lewisburg, Tenn. October 17 and 18,1963
We are presently taking entries for this sale and urge you to get your entries in at once.
On Oct. 17 we will sell colts, broodmares and breeding stallions.
On Oct. 18 we will sell horses under saddle.
Late entries will be sold after those listed in catalogue.
Write to Murray Farm Sale, P. O. Box 291, Lewisburg, Tenn.
HAROLD WISE, Owner
FARM PHONE [phone]
RESIDENCE PHONE [phone]