1966-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1966 March Voice RS | Page 38

BUCK DUST'
AT STUD -
OFFERING
MORE
FOUNDATION
BLOOD
THAN ANY
MAJOR
STALLION
STUD FEE: $200.00
PAYABLE AT TIME OF SERVICE
WITH RETURN PRIVILEGES
Sire MERRY BOY; he by ALLEN DENMARK, better known as ROAN ALLEN F-38; he by
BLACK ALLEN No. 7623 A.T.R., better known as ALLEN F-l; he by ALLENDORFF; he by
ONWARD. ROAN ALLEN’s dam, GERTRUDE F-84, was sired by ROYAL DENMARK, bred by
W. M. Kirby of Bowling Green, Kentucky. ROYAL DENMARK was by OLD ARTIST; he by GREAT
KING WILLIAM; he by WORKING DENMARK.
MERRY BOY’s dam was MERRY LEGS F-4, bred and owned by A. M. Dement; she by BLACK
ALLEN 7623 A.T.R. (see above). Second dam NELL DEMENT F-3, bred and raised by A. M.
Dement, registered in the American Saddle Horse Registry; she by DONALD F-6; he by HENRY
4785 A.S.R.; DONALD’S dam was by MOUNTAIN SLASHER 6416, out of a granddaughter of
TOM HAL 31, by COPPERBOTTOM 60; NELL’s dam was FLAX, bred by M. L. Smith, Cortner,
Tennessee; she by STONEWALL JACKSON 72 A.S.R; he by WASHINGTON DENMARK out of
a daughter of TOM HAL 31 A.S.R.
Dam MARY HE NDERSON by ALLEN DENMARK, better known as ROAN ALLEN F-38
(see above). Her dam was CROKERS NOLA by BLACK ALLEN, better known as ALLEN F-l
This horse will make the present
season at our stables located with­
in the city limits of Bell Buckle,
Tennessee. Mares will be cared for
but only a small number can be
maintained due to limited facilities.
We will breed to only fifty select
mares this season.
SAIN STABLES
Phone [phone]
BELLBUCKLE, TENNESSEE