1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 February Voice RS | Page 23

Chairmen for the High Point Awards; Gloria Pickhardt
and Jean Baum - Co-Chairmen for Membership; John
Wollman - Auditor; and John Krumm - Newsletter
Editor . . . and he has already done an excellent and
outstanding job on the first newsletter he put out.
WISCONSIN WALKS
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Jean S. Baum
Route 1, Box 250
Ixonia, Wis. 53036
Bill Kuehl
RFD 1, Wildwood Ridge
Colgate, Wis. 53017
C. A. BOBO and
SON STABLES
SHELBYVILLE, TENNESSEE
PHONE: [phone]
Fis winter in Wisconsin, and not a bad winter for
working horses. No ice, not much snow, and everyone
seems eager about their two-now-three-year-olds and
other young horses, getting them ready for the spring.
We have no two-year-old classes on the circuits up
here, but many work for the two-year-old classes at
the Wisconsin Walking Horse Show.
Joan and John Krumm have a big black two-year-
old filly by SUN DUST’S FURY; Larry and Gloria
Pickhardt have a sorrel roan colt called SUN’S SUG­
AR FOOT; the Edward Morans’ peppy little gelding
in training with Ed McCoy is called DIAMOND JIM;
Bernadette Ruckdashel’s is a big white colt by the
name of JUBILEE; the Leo Baums’ light chestnut
MIDNIGHT SUN filly is called MIDNIGHT MERRY
MEMORY. The Walter McDuffees are excited about
their black four-year-old mare, DANNY’S BLACK
ROSE, in training with Art Titus; Clint and Vern Loos
also have a black four-year-old mare — a good one —
GO-GO MARY; George McGilvra has two three-year-
olds (maybe more by now), a horse and a mare, both
coming along well and really walking; Nancy Kieffer
reports her three-year-old gelding is making good
progress; the Leo Baums also have a three-year-old
bay MIDNIGHT SUN mare, SUN’S DREAM GIRL.
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• TOP WALKING PONY
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• ELDORADO FOLLY L.
A TOP WALKING PONY
MARE FOR ANY JUVENILE
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ATTENTION...
PROFESSIONAL WALKING HORSE
TRAINERS!
THE NEXT MEETING
OF THE
WALKING HORSE
TRAINERS ASSOCIATION,
INCORPORATED
WILL BE HELD
The Wisconsin Walking Horse Association had a
most successful dinner meeting in January, at the
Kilbourn Gardens in Caledonia, Wisconsin, with close
to 60 horsemen attending. Larry Pickhardt, as the
new president, is efficient and energetic - as is the
whole board. Lots of business took place before the
program, the most important of which was the news
that WWHA will start a point system for Walking
Horses in 9 categories, the awards to be presented
at the annual November banquet meeting.
New committee chairmen were also announced: Leo
Baum - Publicity and Public Relations; Bill Kuehl -
Horse Show Chairman; Joe Surinak - Legislative Pro­
gram; Mary Lynn Treis and George McGilvra - Co-
MARCH 15-16 (FRI. & SAT.)
AT THE
HOLIDAY INN
SHELBYVILLE, TENNESSEE
NEXT TO WINNING THE BIG STAKE AT THE
CELEBRATION THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT
EVENT IN YOUR CAREER! WE HOPE YOU WILL
ATTEND. MAKE RESERVATIONS TODAY!
SHADOW'S GOLD BOND
$
NOW IN TRAINING AT SAM PASCHAL’S
WALKING HORSE STABLE IN
MURFREESBORO, TENNESSEE!
February, 1968
OWNERS WATCH FOR THEM IN OPEN AND
MR. & MRS. H. C. BAILEY STAKE CLASS COMPETITION
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI THIS YEAR.
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