1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 January Voice RS | Page 34

ADCOX
STABLES
NIGHT AIRE
AT STUD
PRESENTS...
This beautiful farm and stable in Hohenwald, Tennes­
see has ample acreage to take care of your mares.
The stable was built in 1962 and, with Joel Kelly as
trainer, they are producing some top stock. The Ad-
coxes are certainly not newcomers to the horse busi­
ness for they were the owners of SUNDUST when he
was sold to Mr. Earl Cisco. DUST STORM was owned
by them and sold to W. T Baynard right before he
became the 1961 World’s Champion Three-Year-Old
Gelding at the Celebration. Mr. James Adcox owned
and showed SECRET’S PERFECTION at many of the
op Middle Tennessee shows, winning many blues in-
c uding Nashville, Lewisburg, Cornersville and Law-
renceburg Amateur Classes. This next season he will
Mother top Amateur Mare, GO BOY’S
ThiS stable recently sold DELIGHTFUL NIGHT, a
op colt by SUN’S DELIGHT, to Mr. Fray Escue.
Ln°T- have several broodmares in foal plus some
top weanlings by NIGHT AIRE
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