1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 June Voice | Page 31

JULY 11 . . . Thomson, Georgia.
JULY 10-11-12 . . . Little Celebration
Horse Show, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Contact: Mrs. Duane Fankhauser,
Chairman, 30 16th St., Otsego, Mich.
JULY 14 . . . Pontotoc, Mississippi.
JULY 15 . . . Paris, Tennessee.
JULY 16 . . . Ardmore, Tennessee.
JULY 17 . . . Murray, Kentucky.
JULY 17-18 . . . Dalton, Georgia.
JULY 17-18 . . . Barren County Fair
Horse Show, Glasgow, Ky. Contact:
Billy Huffman, Barren County Horse
Show, Glasgow, Kentucky.
JULY 17-18 . . . Roanoke Valley
Horse Show, Roanoke, Va. Contact:
Marvin T. Chastain, 6943 Dallas Rd.,
Hallins, Virginia.
JULY 17-18 . . . Macon Charity Horse
Show. Contact: Mrs. H. L. Harris, Civic
Woman’s Club, Macon, Georgia.
JULY 18 . . . Loudon, Tenn. Contact:
Owen Fullen, Athens, Tenn.
JULY 18 . . . Third Annual Fayette­
ville Lions Horse Show. Contact:
Pangle Stewart, Fayetteville Lions
Club, Fayetteville, Tenn.
JULY 18 ... Jasper, Alabama.
JULY 18 . .. Benton, Kentucky.
JULY 18 ... Morrilton, Arkansas.
JULY 18 .. . Starkville, Mississippi.
JULY 18 ... Jamestown, Tennesse.e
JULY 18 . . . Third Annual Fentress
County Horse Show, Jamestown, Tenn.;
Contact: H. Glenn McDonald, P. O.
Box 535, Jamestown, Tenn.
JULY 21 ... New Albany, Mississippi.
JULY 22 . . . 18th Annual Horse
Show. Erin, Tennessee. Contact: Mrs.
Bonnie Marable, P. O. Box 268, Erin,
Tennessee.
JULY 23 - 26 . . . Omaha Charity
Horse Show. Contact: Mrs. Daniel
Langfeld, Sr., 1108 Jackson Street,
Omaha 2, Nebraska.
JULY 24 . . . Jackson, Tenn. (North
Side).
JULY 24-25 . . . Gray Station Horse
Show, Gray, Tenn. Contact: Scott Byrd,
Rt. 11, Kingsport, Tenn.
JULY 24-25 . . . Greater Birmingham
Charity Horse Show. Contact Laura B.
Keith, 1612 Second Avenue, North,
Birmingham 3, Alabama.
JULY 25 . . . Cleveland, Tenn. Con­
tact: Owen Fullen, Athens, Tenn.
JULY 25 .. . Crossville, Tenn.
JULY 25 ... Pulaska, Tennesse.e
JULY 25 . . . Tucker, Georgia Horse
Show. Contact: Jimmy Seashole or
Mrs. Woodrow Garrett, Whitesburg,
Georgia.
JULY 29-30 . . . Ruleville, Mississippi.
JULY 29-30 ... West Plains, Missouri.
JULY 31 . .. Belfast, Tennessee.
JULY 31 - AUG. 1 . . . Clarksdale,
Mississippi.
JUNE, 1964
AUGUST 1 . .. Mt. Harmony, Athens
Rt. Tenn. Contact: Owen Fullen,
Athens, Tenn.
AUGUST 1 . . . Bristol, Tennessee.
AUGUST 1 . . . Tri-State Horse
Show, Middlesboro, Kentucky. Contact:
Dr. Ben Fuson, Middlesboro, Kentucky.
AUGUST 1 ... Wartrace, Tenn.
AUGUST 3-5 ... Palucah, Ky.
AUGUST 5-6 .. . Oxford, Miss.
AUGUST 5-8 .. . Blowing Rock, N.C.
AUGUST 6-8 .. . Madison County
Horse Show, Richmond, Ky. Contact:
Mr. H. E. Richardson, 1 Wellington
Court, Richmond, Ky.
AUGUST 6-8 ... Chattanooga, Tenn.
AUGUST 7 . . . Lynnville, Tennessee.
AUGUST 7-8 ... Tupelo, Miss.
AUGUST 8 . . . Calhoun, Tenn. Con­
tact: Owen Fullen, Athens, Tenn.
AUGUST 8 . . . Waynesboro, Ten­
nessee.
AUGUST 8 . . . Cumming, Georgia.
AUGUST 13 ... Bells, Tenn.
AUGUST 13-15 ... Amory, Miss.
AUGUST 14-1 5. . . Anniston, Ala.
Horse Show. Contact: Jimmy Seashole,
or Mrs. Woodrow Garrett, Whitesburg,
Georgia.
AUGUST 14-21 . . . Springfield, 111.
(State).
AUGUST 14-15 . .Maryville, Tenn.
Contact: Owen Fullen, Athens, Tenn.
AUGUST 15 . . . Lawrenceburg, Ten­
nessee.
AUGUST 15 . . . Anniston, Alabama.
AUGUST 15 . . . Cartersville Horse
Show, Cartersville, Ga. Contact: Bartow
County Saddle Club, Cartersville, Ga.
AUGUST 21 ... Ashland, Miss.
AUGUST 2 1... Pulaski, 111.
AUGUST 22 . . . Stone Mountain
Horse Show. Contact: Jimmy Seashole
or Mrs. Woodrow Garrett, Whitesburg,
Georgia.
AUGUST 22 . . . Sweetwater, Tenn.
Contact: Owen Fuller, Athens, Tenn.
AUGUST 22 . . . Ellisville, Miss.
AUGUST 23-28 . . . Des Moines, Iowa
(State).
AUGUST 23-29 . . . Sedalia .Missouri.
(State).
JULY 25-26 . . . Palmyra, Missouri
Horse Show. Contact Harry H. Milliar,
430 W. Line St., Palmyra, Missouri.
AUGUST 28 . . . Jefferson County
Horse Show, Jefferson City, Tenn. Con­
tact: Lane Parkison, Jefferson County
Fair Association, Danridge, Tenn.
AUGUST 28 - SEPT. 7 . . . Columbus,
Ohio (State).
EDITOR'S COLUMN
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Dements and others of the early
days of the breed, know what they
were doing or were they just ex­
perimenting?” His answer was an
emphatic Yes! He maintained that
they knew exactly what they were
doing. Our horses of today are
the result of their careful planning
and in my estimation they have
been “Bred to Walk and Born to
Greatness.”
The trainers of today who have
not learned to take full advantage
of the natural ability of their horses
to walk and persist in trying to
make horses the “easy way” will
find eventually that business is not
very good.
PRICES?
“Are we pricing ourselves out of
business?” This is a question that
is presented quite often nowadays
and perhaps we should consider
the pros and cons of the matter.
At the last Murray Farm Sale it
was quite obvious that the “good
horses were br