1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 February Voice | Page 19

FEBRUARY, 1964
vens of Cairo, Illinois and CON­
FEDERATE CAMEO, owned by
Dr. George Smith of Corinth, Miss.,
an age mare than can really turn
it on. Jimmy is also very pleased
over the progress of SHADOW’S
DANCER owned by Chester Koon
of Oakland, California and a par­
ticularly good and bold going three
year old stud owned by Frank Par­
nell of Newbern, Tennessee. We
saw this horse work and he has
plenty to show for himself for this
time of the year. SULTAN’S
ROADMASTER, a Chestnut Roan
five years old, owned by Bill
Cherry of Henderson, Tennessee
also is making good progress and
should be a contender in 1964. We
were very much impressed by
DARK MAGIC, a black three year
old stud also owned by Mr. Frank
Parnell. This little horse has as
good a back end on him as any
three year old around. He has a
natural lick with plenty of motion
and is picking up his canter very
well. As usual, Jimmy Waddell
will be hitting the show ring gate
with a string of finished horses.
They all look good from here.
GREEN AND HUGH
A recent visit to the busy stable
of Toby Green and Buddy Hugh,
located on the Tullahoma Highway
east of Shelbyville, Tennessee
brought to our attention some of
the best stock we have seen at this
time of the year. As you know
these two top trainers are working
together but each has his own
horses, however they form an ex­
cellent team and together should
'be able to produce Blue Ribbon
'results in 1964. Among the