1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 February Voice | Page 34

FEBRUARY, 1964
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he owned and operated a small
town grocery store and was even
a car salesman, he never got away
from the Walking Horse.
He trained horses in Tennessee
and Alabama, showing in both
states, and winning many ribbons.
The list of well known Walking
Horses he has trained and shown
is long, but the ones he remembers
best are such greats as: Merry
Gypsy Belle, Southern Belle Allen,
Old Glory’s Sensation, Little Mer­
ry Go Boy, Wilson’s Fireball, Val­
iant Lady, Sunset Jet, and Grey
Glory. These were not just horses,
they were top horses and many
people are going to remember
their names. He has worked sev­
eral top horses since his arrival in
California and lists them as these:
Lady About Town, Silver Power
Glide. Go Boy’s Sun, McKays Bul­
let, Silver Maker, Cheyenne Thun­
der,