1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 November Voice RS | Page 14

Buddy Kirby made a fine show to win the Three A ear Old Class on GO BOY ’ S JET STAR , a big-time stu owned by McMullan Stables , McMinnville , Tennes & •
Dickie Harper of Chattanooga rode his fine pony , SHOT ’ S PRINCESS , to victory in the pony class an defeated some top stock with a good perforitian • This class was followed by a big Two-Year-Old u class in which Wink Groover topped the field on LIGHT ’ S SENSATION , a real good stud colt , witn lots of action . He is owned by Mr . and Mrs . George Dedmon of Ringgold , Georgia . Patti Reams , n mg HARRY SUNDOWN for Sky Meadow Farms of Roswell , Georgia , defeated a fine class of Lady Amateurs .
Wink Groover came back strong in the Stud and Gelding class riding the big-lick GO LUCKY SON for Mr . and Mrs . Buford Chitwood of Resaca , tying the blue . Steve Hill won the mare class in fine fashion riding SUN ’ S ANGEL for Mr . L . Frank Roper of Winter Garden , Fla ., and Mr . S . N . Barr of Baxtonia , Ga . took the Amateur class on BLUERAIDER .
MAJOR ’ S IMAGE , a fine Junior horse , took top honors in the Four-Year-Old class with Albert Rowland riding for Cooley and Gillespy of Boaz , Ala . This class was followed by a ■well-filled Fifty and Over class as Mr . W . L . Brown of Signal Mountain , Tennessee turned on the steam to tie the blue on BLACK BOM­ BER . Wink Groover came back to tie another blue in the Championship on JUNE ' S MERRY BOY , retiring the challenge trophy with three in a row for Bel Aire Stables , Calhoun , Georgia . Complete results are listed elsewhere in this issue .
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HAPPY DAYS K . Harold will buy and sell horses in addition to his other activities .
People in the Alabama area are urged to drop by and see this new barn . We should be hearing more about this new operation in the future .
DOUBLE Q STABLES
South Carolina has a state full of fine Tennessee Walking Horses , and some of the best in the area can be found at the Double Q Stables in Greenville .
The operation is owned by Johnny Quinn and the head trainer and manager is Dick Waldrop . Dick is working about twenty head of horses and enjoys every minute of it . His right-hand man is Bob Quinn .
Headlining the stable is GO BOY ’ S FANCY PANTS , recently purchased from Circle R Stables , West Point , Miss . This big chestnut stallion goes on Tuesday morning like he goes on Saturday night , with a big bold motion and a head-shaking lick .
RAMBLIN ROSE , a black four-year-old mare , was also purchased from the Circle R for Mr . Quinn ’ s daughter Diane to ride . Even with the short time she has been at Double Q it is plain to see that she is the pick of the barn , at least where Mrs . Quinn and Diane are concerned .
Dick took this mare away from Diane and has been showing her in Junior Walking Horse classes . Would you believe they are undefeated ? That ’ s right , but wait ' til spring - Diane will be riding her in Juvenile classes . Another top contender from Double Q is OUR SHA­ DOW , a big chestnut stallion . Mr . Quinn recently purchased this horse to ride himself . His son Bob has
14 been showing the horse in Amateur classes . though be ® n . . ‘ already several blues . ugh '
-eadv won has aire y __ sevciai and pattmtrv nr » T t _ , Another fine mare is COUNTRY DOLL , a chestnut six-year-old . She and Diane have been an inseparable mir this summer , having good luck all the way . 16 P Rhonda , the Quinns ’ granddaughter , got her flrst ribbon in her first show this year . She rides a pie * 1 are pony now , but will be riding the Walking Horses before hofnrp . too long- , ,
When you are in the area , stop by visitors oixircjv . Q welcome .
AGRISERVICES FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES SCHOOL DATES
Agriservices Foundation , nonprofit foundation and sponsor of the annual Stud Managers ’ Course and Farrier Course , announced recently that these highlevel courses for horsemen are scheduled to open January 8 , 1968 in Phoenix , Arizona . Last year enrollees from over 30 states and several foreign countries attended these courses . The Stud Managers ’ Course will open on January
8 with three days of classroom work followed by a laboratory on the final day , January II . The Farrier Course will also begin on January 8 and will close
on January 18 . The Ramada Inn in Phoenix will provide the classrooms , food and lodging while the bonsma and farrier laboratories at Arizona State University will also be utilized .
Dr . M . E . Ensminger , who directs the school for the Foundation , emphasized that this will be a concentrated , high-level School , not a clinic . Enrollees in the farrier course will be able to shoe a horse upon completion of the school . Also , this school will be limited to available farrier stations on a first preenrolled ( pre-paid ), first accepted basis .
A distinguished staff of fifty instructors from all over the country will lecture on 117 timely subjects . Five to seven subjects will be discussed each hour , thereby giving enrollees a wide variety from which to choose . The Agriservices Foundation is a nonprofit foundation to foster and support programs of education , research , and development which will contribute toward wider and more effective application of science and technology to the practice of agriculture , for the benefit of mankind . Agriservices Foundation is administered by a distinguished group of Trustees and Board of Advisors from throughout the United States , Canada , and Mexico .
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