1966-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1966 February Voice | Page 6

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EBONY MASTERPIECE and MERRY GO BOY sires for S. W. Beech Stables
LET’ EM WALK ON— This nine-day-old Go Boy colt seems to disprove the theory of some people, who say that " walking doesn ' t come naturally."
This is the era of specialization! The man who chooses to specialize is bound to prove more successful in his particular field than the man who does not. It has been said that " a specialist is a man who learns more and more about less and less, until he knows absolutely everything there is to know about nothing.” This may be true in the case of“ lefb-ear doctors,” but NOT SO in the case of the S. W. Beech Stables in Lewisburg, Tennessee.
Back when Merry Go Boy first came to Beech Stables, there was a lot of activity in various areas of the Walking Horse business, but it later became obvious that to " concentrate on colts,” rather than on saddle horses, might be the " key to success” for this stable.
Since that time, the name " Beech Stables” has become synonymous with " top colts” in the Walking Horse business. Colts from S. W. Beech’ s stables have won many ribbons at the Celebration, as well as their share at the T. W. H. B. A. Futurity, to amass an enviable record. Mr. Beech said, regarding his show ring success, " We work the year ' round searching for our best colts and keep looking until we are sure that we have selected the cream of the crop. We know that we are a step ahead of many other breeders, especially those with only a few good mares, because we have such a large choice due to the size of our breeding program. We try to keep in close contact with all breeders who have colts by our studs and we make every effort to get the best. It is our advantage to select and promote the top colts by our studs. This is only good business.
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