1966-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1966 June Voice | Page 55

JULY 2 — Chatsworth, Georgia. Seventh Annual
Murray County Saddle Club Horse Show. Large
section of Walking Horses, plenty of prize money.
For further Information, contact C. W. Bradley,
Box 428, Chatsworth, Ga.
JULY 2 — Cul lman, Alabama. Second Annual Lions
Club Horse Show. Contact Robert Shoults, Box
441, Cullman, Ala.
JULY 2 — Florence, Alabama.
JULY 4 — Jonesboro, Tennessee. 13th Annual Fourth
of July Show. Contact John F. Diehl, Box 127,
Jonesboro, Tenn.
JULY 4 — Siluria, Alabama. Shelby County Horse
Show. Contact Dr. or Mrs. Warren C. Duke, P. 0.
Box 98, Siluria, Ala.
JULY 7 — Caruthersville, Missouri.
JULY 8 & 9 — Vivian, Louisiana.
JULY 8 & 9 — Lexington, Alabama.
JULY 8 — Jackson, Tennessee.
JULY 8 — Jasper, Alabama. Contact James Short,
808 Third Place, Jasper, Ala.
JULY 9 — Fairview, Mississippi (near Fulton). Con­
tact Hubert Timmons, Route 2, Fulton, Miss.
JULY 9 — Elizabethtown,Tennessee. Rhododendron
Horse Show. Contact Eugene Hopson, 110>/2 West
"F” Street, Elizabethtown, Tenn.
JULY 9 — Cedartown, Georgia. Contact Paul Wiener,
Box 222, Cedartown, Georgia.
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15 & 16 — Palma, Kentucky.
JULY 15 & 16 — Nashville, Tennessee The imr
Nashville Junior Riding Club, Ellington Agricul-
Comact Susan Pemberton, 402 W.
Brookfield Drive, Nashville, Tenn.
BLUE RIBBON DEADLINE
The DEADLINE for the 1966 Blue
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is JULY 8th. This is a major pub­
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show.
Dull coat?
Dry coat?
Brittle coat?
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