1965-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1965 December Voice | Page 24

The following letter to the VOICE Editor will
serve as adequate introduction of Miss Janie Bram-
lett — another excellent addition to our growing
staff of Contributing Editors.
DEAR SIR:
Regarding my background, I am twenty years
old and a junior at the University of Mississippi.
Although I have been interested in horses all of
my life, I did not become involved with Walking
Horses until 1959. Since that time, what originally
started out as one individual’s interest has rapidly
spread until it has become an interest shared by
my entire family. Of course, being a junior at Ole
Miss and carrying majors in both Elementary Edu­
cation and History has curtailed my riding, but I
can always manage to be there when one of my
horses is being shown. At the present time I have
a junior horse that has been doing very well for
me, GO BOY’S NIGHT PROWLER. PROWLER, as
well as my aged mare, GO BOY’S SELECTION,
and a fine coming two-year-old, are being trained
and handled by the well-qualified trainer, Richard
Pate, at Pale Brothers Stable, Ross4'il