1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 April Voice RS | Page 37

GEORGIA WALKING HORSE EXHIBITORS’
ASSOCIATION MEETS IN ATLANTA
The Georgia Walking Horse Exhibitors’ Association
literally met in the "Heart of Atlanta” recently as
they held their annual pre-show gathering. New offi­
cers for the association were announced at the ban­
quet meeting and issues regarding the show schedule,
rules, judges and high-points were discussed at length!
Dr. Bill Landrum from the University of Georgia made
several fine points regarding promotion of the breed.
He indicated that a major move had been made by
university groups recently to sponsor horse activity
in the 4-H Clubs. He noted that all breeds had sent
him excellent information material regarding their
breed with the exception of the Tennessee Walking
Horse Breeders’ Associat ion. It was pointed out that
our association is currently working on a 4-H Club
program and that material should be ready shortly.
Mr. C. Bruce Spencer and Mr. David Howard of the
VOICE were present to discuss promotion with the
Georgia Association and to show the 1967 Celebration
films. It was a fine meeting with almost a hundred
people from across the state in attendance.
New officers for 1968 are: Malcolm Cade, President;
Buck Watson, First Vice President; Paul Wiener, Sec­
ond Vice President; Martha Cade, Secretary-Treasur­
er. Directors are: Roy Davis, Walter McLendon, Van
Kirkland, Bill Landrum and J. R. Dekle. This is a
fine organization that has a long background in the
Walking Horse field. We wish them much success in
the future under the direction of Mr. Cade.
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At the present, Clint is standing (in alphabetical
order) ANGEL’S REBEL, owned by Parker, Reeves
& Smith; BLACK ANGEL’S SHADOW, owned by Mrs.
Hardy R. Parker; GO BOY’S LITTLE SHADOW, own­
ed by Bill Reeves; MACK K’S BIG STORY, owned by
Julia and Lacy West; MACK K’S REBEL, owned by
Clint Robinson; MIDNIGHT AT TOPSIDE, owned by
BUI Reeves; and MIDNIGHT SATAN, owned by Her­
man Keeton and Jack Brewer. Here are seven fine
stallions representing a variety of bloodlines. In select­
ing these stallions Clint points out that "we wanted
to get stallions that could offer a good cross to a
variety of broodmares. Our horses provide a wide
selection of blood and color with showring records and
proven get to back them up.”
Whenever you are in Middle Tennessee make a
point of visiting the Haynes Haven Stallion Station.
ETOWAH HORSE SHOW SCHEDULED FOR
MAY 4; WALLACE BRANDON TO JUDGE
The Etowah Civitan Club Horse Show will be held
May 4 in Etowah, Tennessee. Wallace Brandon will
judge the show which features 14 classes.
Show chairmen for the 1968 show are Howard Hood
and Wink Groover. The master of ceremonies wUl be
Dean Holden, with Jerry Armstrong serving as ring­
master. Dr. H. L. Lamb will be the show’s official
veterinarian.
SUN'S ANTONIO 612065...A Rising Young Star
This young stallion, a full brother to SUN'S GUN-
SMOKE, is rapidly making his mark on the breeding
world with such force that he seems destined to
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be one of the greatest breeding stallions of this era.
Barred from a promising career in the show ring by
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a leg injury, the get of SUN'S ANTONIO are now
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bringing him the recognition he so richly deserves.
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In his two years at stud being bred to an extremely
limited number of mares, he has produced MID-
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STUD FEE: $150. WITH RETURN PRIVILEGES
Arnold $. Jiabig Stables
HAROLD HAYES, Manager and Trainer
P. 0. BOX 173
PHONE [phone]
JASPER, INDIANA
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April, 1968