1965-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1965 November Voice | Page 23

some emphasis to our part of the
country. You know there are a lot
of people out here who want to get
into this thing if we can just get
things moving and bring them some
good horses to buy. Thanks for talk­
ing with me.”
These are just a few of the people
that we talked with at Kansas City
during the sale. The general con­
sensus seemed to be that there was
a real need for more concentrated
effort on the Mid-West and that it
could become a really good market
if everyone would follow through on
this sale. In talking with Mr. S. W.
Beech after the sale we learned
that everyone involved figured that
it had been a success. Mr. Beech
felt that a good deal of interest was
created and that eventually a top-
notch sale could be developed. He
definitely felt that it was something
that was needed and would be good
for the business.
Red Bridge Stables’ Grand Opening
As an added attraction to the
MID-WEST SALE, the Red Bridge
Stables had its official welcome mat
out for all visitors to the farm A
fine barbecue was furnished at lunch­
time to all in attendance at the
sale and everyone was invited to
go through the stable and see their
show horses and brood mares. High
point of a visit to Red Bridge Stables
is, as would be expected, a stopover
at the king-sized stall of Midnight
Secret, their top breeding stallion.
Secret has it about as good as any
horse living and is content with his
job. His fringe benefits include his
own private television set, which
stays on almost all day. His favorite
program? Almost everyone asked
this question and you guessed it —
not MR. ED, but HULLABALOO!
To the entire staff of the First
Annual MID-WEST Walking Horse
Sale we pay tribute for a job well
done. We believe this is a start on
increased interest and greater busi­
ness for the breed by opening up
new markets for everyone in the
business. See you next year!
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