1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 July Voice RS | Page 49

WALKIN’ ON BLUEGRASS
by Ed Ashcraft
The show season is in full swing
here in Kentucky and the competi­
tion is keen, with better horses and
more of them than in recent years.
No matter which road one drives
down here, he will see new stables
already completed or being built.
One of the newest and nicest is
Glen “O” Stables, owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Glenmore Stuart of Warsaw. It
consists of twelve large stalls with
office, tackroom and shower facilities.
It also contains some of the finest
broodmare stock to be found any­
where. Most of these mares were
bought from Harold Terry of Upton,
and were in foal to his good stud,
GO BOY AGAIN. All of these mares
have now foaled and the colts by
their sides are positive proof of the
ability of this stallion to sire top
colts.
Glen O’s pride and joy is a black
stud colt born on Easter Sunday and
aptly named GO BOY AGAIN’S EAS­
TER. He is out of a SHADOW mare
and shows all the signs of being a
top contender of the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart have four
horses in training with Harold Terry
at present. Their stake horse, SUN
DUSTER, has not been shown this
year but will be appearing on the
show scene soon. Also with Harold
is LADY’S BLACK JOE. This horse
was the Kent