1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 February Voice RS

NATIONAL WALKING HORSE ASSOCIATIONS LISTING The following listing is a reader service of the VOICE. If you arc a member of a national, regional or local Walking Horse organization which is not listed here, please forward pertinent information to us so that we may assist you in your member ship and activities. GEORGIA NORTH GEORGIA WALKING HORSE EX HIB ITORS ASSOCIATION — Meets second Monday each month at VFW Hall, Calhoun, Georgia, 7:30 P.M. For further information contact C. W. Brad ley Chatsworth, Georgia. SOUTH GEORGIA HORSE SHOW EXHIB ITORS ASSOCIATION—Meets every fourth Mon day at 7:30 at the Victory Club in Albany, Georgia. For further information contact Mrs. Tony Huber, Dogwood Circle, Moultrie, Georgia. ILLINOIS CORN BELT WALKING HORSE ASSOCIATION —See information under IOWA. IOWA Harold Kennedy says: CORN BELT WALKING HORSE ASSOCIATION — Meets once a month at different locations. Includes Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, and Nebraska. For further information contact Jeanne Hcltibridle, Route I, Grundy Center, Iowa. MICHIGAN GALESBURG, MICHIGAN, TENNESSEE WALK ING HORSE CLUB, INC. — Meets every third Saturday of odd months and every third Friday of even months at 8.00 P.M. at the Charleston Town ship Hall, Galesburg, Michigan. For further infor mation contact Mrs. Donna L. Nye, Route 7, Box 2404, Battle Creek, Michigan. MINNESOTA CORN BELT WALKING HORSE ASSOCIATION —See information under IOWA MISSOURI CORN BELT WALKING HORSE ASSOCIATION —See information under IOWA MONTANA TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION OF MONTANA — Meets in Janu ary, April, July, and October, other called meetings in various cities. For further information contact Pearl Thompkins, Elmo, Montana. NEBRASKA CORN BELT WALKING HORSE ASSOCIATION —See information under IOWA. NEW YORK NORTHEASTERN WALKING HORSE ASSOCI ATION, INC. — Meets several times a year at Lceswood. For further information contact Mrs. Cebern Lee, Lceswood, Oaks Corners, New York 14518. TENNESSEE HAWKINS COUNTY HORSE SHOW ASSOCI ATION — For information contact Mr. Robert S. Lane, Citizens Union Bank, Rogcrsvillc, Tennessee. SPRINGFIELD ENGLISH RIDING CLUB — Meets first Monday in each month, 7:30 P.M. For further information contact Mrs. Robert M. Farmer, Route 1, Springfield, Tennessee. SUMMERTOWN SADDLE AND BRIDLE CLUB — Meets third Friday, 7:00 P.M. each month at the Summertown Saddle & Bridle Club. For further information contact Mrs. Ralph Trousdale, Route 1, Summertown, Tennessee. TENNESSEE VALLEY WALKING HORSE AS SOCIATION — Meets every fourth Thursday at Morrisons’ Cafeteria at 7:00 P.M. For further in formation contact Mrs. Kitty Smith, Eagle Drive, Route No. 3, Hixson, Tenn. 37343. TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION — Meets annually in May at head quarters in Lewisburg, Tennessee. National mem bership of Walking Horse Breeders, Trainers and Exhibitors. For further information contact Mrs. Marianne Hawkins, Secretary, c/o T. W. H. B. A. Lewisburg, Tennessee. WARREN COUNTY HORSEMANS ASSOCIA TION — Meets for called meetings as necessary. For information contact: Mr. J. T. Turner, Hill-Crest Motel, Sparta Road, McMinnville, Tennessee. FEBRUARY, 1967 Harold Kennedy, Winner World Championship Reserve, Shelbyville, 1S63, 1964 Reserve Winner in Mare Class, Shelby ville, 1963 Blue Ribbon Winner from Oklahoma City to Houston, Texas on Southwest Circuit. From Houston to Greensboro, N. C. Tennessee Walking Horse Trainer for 21 Years. Now at Belleaire Stables, Calhoun, Ga. "I started using Corona when I was at the Circle T Ranch out in Roanoke, Texas. It's the best antiseptic dressing and lubricant I ever found. The way it keeps horses from having quarter cracks, makes hair grow, and makes callouses shed. "It's especially helpful to me, being a Tennessee Walking man. When I'm showing, I rub it on the horse's ankles before I put the boots on. That keeps the ankles from getting irritated. Keeps sores from coming up. And, if any of my horses get chain sores, I rub it in every night and bandage the ankles. In three to five days, the hair will start coming through and the callouses will shed. Corona really gets down in there and soothes. "Another thing. When the coronary band gets dry and hard, it busts and leaves quarter cracks. If you'll apply Corona around the band's edge—only takes two or three minutes to work it in — you'll see that crack healing within 8 to 10 days. "Corona is good for harness sores, girth galls, rope bums, too. It's the best remedy for foundered horses—keeps the soles of their feet soft and flexible. And the race track people recommend it for hobble sores. "It's easy to see, I swear by Corona. Try it. You will, too." Corona is available at tack shops, saddleries, drug stores. Or write direct for your free sample and new illustrated brochure containing information about care and treatment of horses: Corona Manufacturing Company P. O. Box 1214, Atlanta, Georgia 30301 43

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