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The second meeting of the Walking Horse Trainers Association, Inc. is scheduled to meet at the Holiday Inn in Shelbyville, Tennessee on March 15-16. It is our understanding that they will be meeting with representatives of the American Horse Show Association, the Celebration, Inc. and the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ Association. This is a meeting that all professional trainers should definitely attend. It is most important to each of you that you join this organization and support the programs of your association. Remember... the Walking Horse business is what
YOU make it! A note on the Breeders’ Association. Many of you
are still referring to this organization by the wrong name. It is officially chartered as the " Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ Association of America” and the reference to " Exhibitors” was dropped two or three years ago, since it was never chartered to include this in the title. It is our understanding that the involvement of the Breeders’ Association in horse show activities( rules and judges) was primarily as a service to exponents of the breed, since the Association does not officially sanction any shows. To our knowledge they have no authority over any Show or judges, nor do they want any. Their rule book and list of qualified judges is only a service to Walking Horse lovers who have no contact with the American Horse Shows Association. We hope they will continue this service, as it is much appreciated.
CONSIGN YOUR HORSES TO MICHIGAN’ S BIGGEST
WALKING HORSE SALE
To be held at BARRY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, Hastings, Michigan, Saturday, May 18, 1968. Deadline to catalogue, April 25. Catalogues mailed Free on Request
OUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS IN LIVING COLOR
For Entry Blanks Contact:
LEO W. BARTH STEBBINS BUILDING HASTINGS, MICHIGAN
PHONES:( 616) 945-5001 765-3742
W. F.“ BILL’’ CHAPPELL
Show horse Photographer
482 6309
7077 Covington Rd. action at barn LIT H ON IA. GA. 30058
BY APPOINTMENT
MISS TREVA— Outstanding in every way, this aged black mare was the champion mare at the Pennsylvania National in 1967 with Charles Mullins riding. She has been shown the past three years by an amateur, always tying well and winning most of the time. Don’ t miss this opportunity to own one of the nations best mares.
CHARLES I. MULLINS OWNER-TRAINER
HORSES FOR SALE
ACE’ S LADYBIRD— Seven-year-old bay mare. Ideal for lady or juvenile mount. A real Walking Horse. BLUE ROAN MARE— Six-year-old by MR. HI HAT. A ladies size horse with three gaits. GOLDEN MAJOR— A palomino gelding. This horse has lots of ability and is the right size for an amateur. WALK ON BYE— Eight-year-old bay stallion as pretty as a picture By EASTER GO BOY. Grey Stallion— Eight-year-old with MIDNIGHT SUN breeding. A real thrill to see him do three gaits. GLORY’ S CHIEFTAIN— Seven-year-old mahogany gelding. A good beginners horse. Being ridden by a seven year old girl.
GO BOY’ S SPOTLIGHT— Eight-year-old solid black stallion. His
mane hangs down to his knees and he has a tail to match. This horse is by GO BOY’ S EVENING STAR out of a MERRY GO BOY mare.
MERRY SPRITE— by OLD GLORY this six-year-old mare will suit any lady or child. Excellent pleasure horse or broodmare. Two-year-old Filly— Bay color with SOUVENIR breeding. Just started and showing real promise. Two-year-old Stud— GO BOY breeding and mahogany color. Lots
cu / cct make an excellent amateur horse. SWEET SUE MAUGRAY— by SIR MAUGRAY, this mare is ideal for
roan flax mane and tail. GO BOY S MIDNIGHT MIST— Five-year-old black mare. First shown fSrnr AUn ' Xeor^d and never tied out of the money. Lith / fG0 + B0Y— bY MERRY GO BOY. A black stallion, very pretty
per ect manners for any amateur, shown very successfully. Mounted Route, Enola, Pennsylvania a Ph. Harrisburg, Pa. 732-1190
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