1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 December Voice | Page 45

The Wisconsin Walking Horse Association held its November meetmg at the Seven Seas Restaurant on Lake Nagawicka, Hartland, Wise. A cocktail hour pre ceded a delicious dinner. A big crowd was present for the elections and program. Elected to the Board of Directors for three-year terms were: Bill Kuehl Col gate; Joe Surinak, New Berlin; Phil Krueger, Mequon Elected to fill an unexpired two-year term: Mary Lynn Treis, Grafton. Elected to fill an unexpired one-year term: George McGilvra, West Bend. The new officers are:" Larry Pickhardt, President; John Krumm, Vice President; Phil Krueger, Secretary-Treasurer.
The program was an excellent and informative talk by Dr. Don Coushum of the Waukesha Animal Hospital on a year in the life cycle of a horse. The next general meeting will be January 13. We miss the Walter Peterson family, formerly of Cicero, Illinois, who have moved to Orlando, Florida.
Keep the news coming; this is your column..
BOTH STALLIONS AND STEREO IN NEW HORSE fN TRAVEL VAN
It’ s a comfortable travel trailer for four adults. It’ s a two-stall van for transporting stock. It’ s both! For the convenient new GT21 Horse ' N Travel Van by BeeLine transports two horses and houses four adults. Stereo and intercom to car are only two of the luxury features you can have in this unusual 21-foot, double function van. The trailer section includes a complete kitchen with refrigerator / freezer, automatic gas range, ample countertop work area and sink with hot and colt running water. Five-inch polyfoam cushions of the dinette convert into a double bed and full size bunks sleep two more adults. There’ s even a private bath with shower.
Horses travel in comfort, too. Padded stalls protect them on the road and their quarters are draft-free. There is inside access to stalls and two 32 mangers, outside access to twin 78” tack boxes. The Horse N Travel Van tows like any other travel trailer and comes complete with running lights, brakes, and tandem axle.
It is one of the completely new 1968 series of truck campers and travel trailers by BeeLine.
December, 1967
BITS AND SPURS By Sharon Terry
Robinwood Stables of D’ Lo, Mississippi, has had a very good year. Trainer Howard " Dude” Prestwood
has done an outstanding job with his string of horses.
Dude is working five two-year-olds, including LIT­ TLE JOE’ S MIGHTY MAN, a black colt who won the blue at Franklinton his first time out for owners Mr. and Mrs. Cato Mayfield of Taylorsville, Miss. Dude is riding GOLDEN GIRL, a two-year-old showing a lot of promise, for Mr. and Mrs. Kerch May of Pearl,
Miss. MERRY BOY’ S SUNSHINE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Smith of Mendenhall, is another goodlooking colt that has not been shown. Dude is working two more two-year-olds that he has only been riding about a month.
Dude is well supplied with three-year-old horses. COALSMOKE, a loose black stud with a big lick, is owned by Mr. John McCormick of Jackson and Robinwood Stables. GO BOY’ S HOT CHOCOLATE, owned by Miss Nita Harmon of Jackson, was a late colt and was not shown as a two-year-old, but should make a good horse. STAN THE MAN ALLEN O is a junior stallion owned by Owen Robinson of Jackson. This horse has won his share of blues since a two-year-old and he continues to improve.
Dude has three aged horses that are always ready for anyone’ s competition. PERFECTION’ S COMMAN­ DER is a big black stud owned by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williamson, Centreville, Miss. COMMANDER is a consistent show horse and he exhibits many of the traits of his famous sire. MERRY BOY’ S FLAME is a horse that was outstanding as a young horse and then was not shown as a four- and five-year-old. Dude says he is coming back strong for owners Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Smith, Mendenhall. LIMOUSINE’ S GO BOY, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Prestwood, is Dude’ s pride and joy. With the young horses requiring so much time, Dude has not had as much time for his horse as he would have likes, but he is getting better and better all the time and has won his share of blues.
News from Mr. E. L. Burgess of Sherrill, Arkansas says that his four-year-old black stallion, PERFEC­ TION ' S HUMOR ESQUE, is working better than ever for trainer E. L. O’ Callaghan. HUMOR ESQUE is a natural Walking Horse with a big lick that everyone likes.
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