1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 February Voice | Page 18

FEBRUARY, ig64
TENNESSEE WALKING H I 8 BSE
prospects for 1964 are LADY LU­ coming three and is a year older
CANE, a 3 year old sorrel filly that and better than when last seen in
has just been started in the canter, the ring. SUN’S STRUT-ALONG
KING BEE’S TEL-STAR, a two owned by Hugh Stuller of Spring-
year old chestnut stud owned by field, 111 , who tied third in both the
Mr. Walter Paris, LAVENDER three year old stud class and the
BLUE, a two year old filly that is junior stake last year in the Cele­
a true blue roan and a real top bration is coming on strong and
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prospect in a yet un-named two should be a real threat to age
year old filly owned by Mrs. Einor horses this year. Also prominent
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Dyrrhkopp from Shawneetown, in the line-up is YANKEE DOO­
Illinois. Also showing top form for DLE, an amateur gelding owned
this time of the year is LUCAN S by and ridden by Janie Julian of
Mexico, Missouri and ROYAL SUN
mare that was shown out of this DUST, a six year old stallion
owned by Floyd Lovelace of Pa­
stable in 1962 and 1963.
ducah, Kentucky. This horse tied
BUD SEATON
It was no trouble to corner Bud 8 th in the Celebration last year.
Bud has his work cut out for
Seaton of Herin, Illinois at the
Mid-South Horse Show Associa­ him as he now has 26 horses in
tion meeting, as he spent most of training. Let’s hope that leg gets
As part of our general coverage his time sitting down nursing a leg better and he is back in full swing
of “Walking Horses Around the injury received several weeks ago. by show time.
World” we are reporting the acti­ Bud had a horse to fall on him and JIMMY WADELL
vities of many Walking Horse somehow broke a blood vessel in
Traveling from Memphis to
trainers and the horses they have his right leg. He will be back in
in training. Our report for this the saddle soon, however, working Jackson naturally took us by
months is as follows:
a host of two year old colts includ­ Jimmy Waddell’s Stable in
LUCANE STABLES
ing a black GO-BOY stud owned Brownsville, Tennessee. We ar­
We had opportunity to talk with by Billy Hale, Gallatin, Tennessee, rived on a brisk sunshiny morning
Dr. N. A. Thompson, owner of a filly owned by Horton Elrod of and mingled with the crowd of
Lucane Stables, Eldorado, Illinois, Porterfield, Tennessee, who is by Walking Horse notables that had
and his trainer, Leonard GO BOY out of a MIDNIGHT SUN gathered to see what Jimmy had
Willis at the Mid-South Horse mare, a black filly by MIDNIGHT to offer. Among those horses now
Show Association meeting at Jack- SECRET owned by Dr. and Mrs. being worked, some of whom we
son, Tennessee. Mr. Willis has been Kenneth McFarland and Kay, and saw under saddle, are a black two
training Walking Horses for some a black filly owned by Dr. and •year old filly owned by Len
five years and is considered by Mrs. Milton Zenlyn. Among the Schaffer of Jackson, Tennessee,
many to be one of the best. At older horses that Bud and his ■another two year old black filly
present they have 10 horses going brother Chester, who has been jointly owned by Dr. F. L. Rogers
through the routine and have some working with Bud recently, are of Apple Creek, Tennessee, and
top horses in the making. HAY’S working are the crowd-pleasing, Donald Baggarly of Murfreesboro,
MACK K, that won the amateur great - going little GO BOY’S •a two year old stud by SUNDUST
stake in Chicago International BLACK ANGEL, owned by Mrs. out of a MILLER’S WILSON AL­
with Dr. Thompson up, is still go­ Oakly Hays, the two year old re­ LEN mare owned by Captain Ste-
ing strong. Among the other good serve champion last year. She’s
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D. O. KIBLER, Owner
TOM BOHL, Mgr., Farm Operations
Home of
Black Rhythm
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TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES
444-3605
MT. ORAB, OHIO
PAUL "WHITEY" WHITEHEAD
ir.-Trainer. Walklna Horse Division
SALES
TRAINING-BREEDING