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

'jk Modwejt OkwM the Wonderful Wodd o{ Wdtmj JdoMM oJitk RED BRIDGE STABLES K mm City, ‘Miuom BSERVING the progress of the Tennessee Walking Horse in the South, one gets the idea that "’e have finally arrn-ed-our breed is well on its way-is being accepted more and more by horsemen who are followers of the show horse world ana of those older blood lines.” As in all things, when pausing to rest on our laurels, we have time to look about us and determine just how lofty the view really is on the way up ... or from the top. We see that all looks quite secure ana that what has been good for all these years ,s paying off pretty well. We also see that others, not of the South, have been “fbe^nThe Water Woods.--1 One5 aJttTcomeTc.^f^Jetftt ^ ”,7^ C°nSider , .• , .. ... \ becomes cieai, nowever, that some of on them iust micht have something— tnac ^ra^SSXTrdbrhWh,te ”ay “ eained from theseJ new Jlers-that we just might all ^ “ nbef0re cal>ital iS expe”ded' Hd’ concerned is Dr. Ralph E. Baney, who has the ^’"°S°Phy $° ^ 35 Walk,”g ^ 6 VOICE of the Tennessee Walking Horse

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