1965-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1965 September Voice | Page 28

BRANDON AND LIVINGSTONE
SET UP TRAINING OPERATION
AT BECKLER STABLES
HIGHWAY TRAGEDY STRIKES
ARKANSAS WALKING HORSE
ENTHUSIASTS
Shelbyville can now boast the es­
tablishment of another top Tennes­
see Walking Horse Training Stable.
\CE BRANDON, former-
Tex., and Mr. GEORGE
DNE, previously with the
|tgomery Stables in Shel­
ve set up a training oper-
RAY BECKLER Stables,
don, a man with an ex-
utation as a top trainer
ears, brings several top
. him to the new1 stable,
a
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i trained as many World
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as almost any other man
ness and is particularly
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forking with Amateurs
" horses. He excelled in
CY
ren working in Texas.
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jstone, a young man with
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it background, came to
it this year with his out-
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irformances with Mighty
;he mare owned by Mr.
EY. George is considered
with young horses and
: this season in the Cele-
icates that he can also
ng lick on an age horse,
ussing their new partner-
ig stable, Mr. Brandon
their aim is to get top
io concentrate on every
! barn. Both intend to
I
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°f *-™e in the saddle
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■ they should make up
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team that can compete
in every class.
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one wishing to take ad-
^^of this new training facility
contact either Mr. George
Livingstone or Mr. Wallace Brandon
at the Beckler Stables in Shelbyville,
Tennessee.
Tragedy struck on the highway
last month as Dr. T. J. RANEY,
well-known Walking Horse enthusi­
ast from Little Rock, Arkansas, and
several members of his family and
friends were driving to a horse show.
Killed in the highway accident were
Dr. Raney, his seventeen-year-old
son GLEN, Mrs. RANEY, and young
CANDY FREEMAN, daughterofMr.
J. FREEMAN of Little Rock.
The accident occurred on a rain-
and wind-swept highway as they
were making their way to a weekend
horse show. Dr. Raney is perhaps
best known for his activities with the
JOE WEBB Stables of Searcy, Ar­
kansas. He and Dr. PORTER ROD­
GERS, HOWARD BINNS, his bro­
ther PETE RANEY and JOE WEBB
jointly owned Perfection’s Carbon
Copy when he won the 1964 World’s
Grand Championship. Dr. Raney was
also part owner of The Entertainer,
the outstandingtwo-year-old stallion
that tied Reserve in the Celebration
Stake this year and was winner of
Class B Two-Year-Old Stallions.
Dr. Raney and his family were
well-liked by their many friends in
the Walking Horse business, and we
are indeed sorry that this untimely
accident occurred. They will surely
be missed by Walking Horse lovers.
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• Mares in Foal to MIDNIGHT
SUN and SUN'S DELIGHT
. PLEASURE HORSES
. HORSE TRANSPORTATION
To and From Middle Tenn.
Columbia, Tennessee
FOR
SALE
• Top Show Horses
• Well Bred Mares
• Excellent Colts
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SUN DUST RISE & SHINE
Owner
WILLIAM WHITE
TOMMY FOUCHE
Phones
388-0420
388-9644
388-1859
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
893-7248 - 896-0656
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LAWRENCEBURG, TENNESSEE
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"THE HORSEMAN’S INSURANCE MAN"
P. O. Box 85
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