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with his trainer, Mr. Price, last
season. He will be looking for
many more in ’64. This stallion is
owned by Mr. Julian Brady, Ram-
seur, N.C. Among the good Geld­
ings are GO BOY’S BLAZE owned
by Mr. Ralph Deutsch, Asheboro,
N. C., and SOCIETY JACK owned
by Mr. V. M. Smith, Charlotte,
N. C. A fine four-year-old black
mare named LITTLE EGYPT and
a three-year-old bay mare named
SUNS LUNAY LITE owned by
Mr. W. H. Lenthicum, High Point,
N.C., will be ready for the gates
to open the last of March. LITTLE
EGYPT made her first appearance
this year on Channel 8 television
in High Point. As Elaine and I
started to leave, Kenny told one
of the grooms to get out the bay
two-year-old in the last stall, we
got into the car and started down
the driveway my wife looked
back toward the barn and said,
“Harold stop the car.” I did. When
I looked back I saw Kenny come
riding down the driveway beside
the barn on the bay colt. We went
back and spent the rest of the day
at Northwood Stables. The colt
Kenny was riding was one of the
best colts I have ever seen. It was
ONLY DEFENDER owned by Mr.
Frank Smith, High Point. Another
two-year-old which is doing very
good is a filly named REMEMBER
STAR. She is owned by Mr. Carl
Mickey.
Mr. Price and Mr. D. K. Miller
own a nice stallion named PRICE’S
STROLLER. This two-year-old is
a grandson of MIDNIGHT MACK
K and has a natural way of go­
ing. Kenny has a chestnut three-
year-old mare, JUBILEE’S LIZ,
which I think will be in the top
money in every show. My wife and
I enjoyed very much visiting Roll­
ing Acres Farm and Northwood
Stables. We want to thank Mr.
Bobo and Mr. Price for allowing
us to visit their barns and for let­
tings us get a sneak preview of
what horses will probably repre­
sen their stables this year.
Elaine and I were going to visit
three other Stables this month but
something happened to halt these
visits until a later date. There is a
little one in our family now. He
was born six weeks early.
MARCH 1964
TIPS ON TRAINING
By JOE WEBB
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WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP
THE HORSE TO KEEP HIS BACK
END UP UNDER HIM AND HELP
HIM GET BETTER STRIDE?
ANSWER:
A good horse will naturally do
this, but you can cause him to
string out behind if you work him
too fast before he is ready. You can
help him to improve by warming
him up very slowly and by using
very little pressure on the bit. This
will also help him reach in front as
well. Remember to ride him ex­
tremely slow when warming him
up.
Find the answers to your questions!
in THE CARE AND TRAINING OF
THE TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE,
by Joe Webb, trainer of 1959 World’s
Grand 'Champion RODGERS' PER­
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