WANTED TO TRADE: Registered Walking Horses by Celebration champions for top registered Angus cows of 0 Bardoliermere and Ankonian Excaliber bloodlines. Write Quarter Circle Spear Ranch, 3373 N. Sabino Canyon Road. Tucson, Arizona 85715.
HORSE WALKERS- Build your own from our complete specifications, blueprints, photos. Rugged 4- horse walker. Can be built for less than S100. A great deal of tune and money was spent in research, development and testing of this machine. Send 810 to Circle K Rack Company, Box 212-A, Clarksville, M ichigan
FOR SALE. Three good young mares, all granddaughters of the immortal MIDNIGHT SUN These mares are sired by SUN’ S BIG SHOT H. and were purchased from Harlinsdale Farm in 1962 sale. This is a wonderful opportunity for anyone wishing to
line-breed to MIDNIGHT SUN as two of the mares are full sisters. Priced at £ 2500 for the three. Contact H. K Rushton. i \ 0. Box 225, Vidalia, Ca. Phone 537-5029.
R EG 1ST K RE!) TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES FOR SALE One brood mare to foal this summer, one black yearling filly with two white stockings, one solid black yearling stud, one solid black threeyear-old stud with good show prospects. All granddaughters and grandsons of MIDNIGHT SUN. SIR MAI GRAY, and WILSON ALLEN, gentle and grain fed. morning and night. £ 350.00 and up, bring your transportation and get your bargains now. Carl Frix,-43-5 Palmer Drive. Muskogee. Oklahoma. Phone ML 7-5733.
FOR SALE: INVASION’ S BIG BOV. seven-year-old black roan, bold-going gelding; 2 rear stockings, right front stocking, white blaze; well-mannered for the amateur rider, but can provide enough challenge for Open classes as well. In addition to numerous other awards, he won the Ladies Walking Horse Class at Trout Valley in 1967. Owned by Permanent Construction Co. For further information, contact: Don Brockman, Brockman Stables, Route 2, Neenah, Wise. 54956. Phone 414 / 722-0211.
FOR SALE: Registered black and bay geldings, sires in Celebration top ten. three years old, August, 1968. gentle to ride. S500 and £ 600. both £ 1,000. Contact L. R. Driggers, Dothan, Ala. 36301. Phones 205 7 92-4145 and 792-5366.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Purebred Arabian stallion. Trained and proven sire. Will trade for good working Tennessee Walking gelding. P, O. Box 204, Eight Mile, Ala. or call 205.456-6591.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Registered jet black filly, twenty-two months old. Breeding by B. MAJOR WILSON and WISER GO BOY. £ 650 or trade for filly or horse ready to show. Contact: Robert Bottoms, Route 1, Crossville. Tenn. 38555; phone 481-2123.
FOR SALE: Registered yearling stud colls, one sorrel, blaze, hind stockings- S250; one palomino, hind stockings- £ 300. Write Kenneth Batzelle, S746 S. Broadway, Wichita, Kansas67233. Phone316 / 524-4148.
CONSULTANT: Are you planning to buy a horse? Top show horse, amateur horse or stallion, brood mare or colts? Then let our many years of experience help you. Contact Consultant, Box 254, North Wales, Pennsylvania 19454.
MARCH 27-31— San Antonio Charity H ° rscMS. lB ' v >
San Antonio, Texas. Contact James C. Midcap or Lafayette Ward, P. O. Box 138d, San Antonio, Texas.
MARCH 29-30— Jimmy Holloway’ s Tennessee Walking Horse Sale. Jackson, Mississippi. Contact Jimmy Holloway, West, Mississippi.
APRIL 6— First Annual Adairsville Walking Horse Show, Adairsville, Georgia. Contact C. A. West,
APRIL 12— East Tennessee Walking Horse Sale,
Grav Station. Tennessee. Contact H. B. liauk, 205 North Morgan Street, Kingsport, Tennessee.
APRIL 13— Fayetteville, Tennessee. Sponsored by the Lincoln County Horseman’ s Association.
APRIL 13— Meridian Charity Horse Show, Miss-Ala Fairgrounds, Meridian, Mississippi.
APRIL 17-19— Murray Farm Sale, Lcwisburg, Tennessee. Contact Barbara Wiggins, P. O. Box 425, Lcwisburg, Tennessee.
APRIL 20— Second Annual Lakevicw Jayccc’ s Horse Show, Lakevicw, Georgia( near Chattanooga, Tcnn.)
APRIL 20— Heart O’ Dixie Horse Show, McComb, Mississippi.
APRIL 20— 5th Annual Morgan County Sheriffs Mounted Posse Horse Show, Hartcscllc, Ala.
APRIL 25-28— New Orleans Charity Horse Show, New Orleans, Louisiana. Contact Archie T. Higgins, Jr., P. O. Box 30435, New Orleans, Louisiana 70130.
APRIL 27— Chattanooga Pilot Club Horse Show, Warner Park, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
MAY 1-4— Spindletop Charity Horse Show, Beaumont, Texas. Contact Carl Garner, P. O. Box 5183, Beaumont, Texas.
MAY 2-5— Greater Cincinnati Horse Show, Cincinnati Gardens, Cincinnati, Ohio. Contact Mrs. Blanch Maier, 9225 Shawnee Run Road, Cinn., Ohio 45243. Phone 513 / 561-4459.
MAY 3-4— Meta, Missouri.
MAY 4— Opelika Horse Show, Opelika, Alabama. Contact Saab S. Phipps, P. O. Box 2322, Opelika, Alabama 36801.
MAY 4— Tylcrtown, Mississippi. MAY 9-11— Springfield, Missouri
MAY 9-11— Shreveport Charity Horse Show, Shreveport, Louisiana. Contact Mrs. Robert Holt, 7675 Lakcshore Drive, Shreveport, Louisiana.
MAY 11— Second Annual Children ' s Charity Horse Show, American Legion Fairgrounds, Glasgow, Kentucky. Contact: Charity Horse Show, Glasgow, Kentucky 42141.
MAY 11-Middle Valley Lions Club Horse Show, Middle Valley, Tennessee( near Chattanooga, Tenn.)
MAY 16-19— Madison Imperial Horse Show, Madison, Wisconsin. Contact Madison-Imperial llorsc Show, Eleanor Killerlain, Scc.-Treas., Route 1, Oregon, Wisconsin.
17-J9— Sixth Annual California Walking Horse
Celebration and Horse Show, Carnation Ring at the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds, Pomona, California.
Georgia.
MAY 18— Columbus Horse Show, Columbus, Gc f. J | 0 fairgrounds, Contact A. C. Kn. 1104 19th Street, Columbus, Georgia 3190
MA 0141 * 25 ~° k^ho, na City Charity Horse I
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Contact E Ok HRJ ° riirX ' 12lh Slreet > Oklahoma Ukiahoina 73103.
MAY 24-25— Adrian. Missouri.
May 24-25— Vienna, Missouri.
MAY 24-25— American Walking Annual Show and School vania.
MAY 25--Brighton, Missouri. MAY 25— California, Missouri.
Horse Association Quentin, Pcnnsyl-
MAY 26— Jefferson City, Missouri.
MAY 28-JUNE 1— Tulsa Charity Horse gu Tulsa, Oklahoma. Contact Lon Co \ P r^ nW ' 7352, Tulsa, Oklahoma.’ R Box
MAY 31-JUNE 1— Eugene, Missouri. JUNE 1— Lexington, Missouri. JUNE 1 Eighth Annual Shades Valiev v Club Horse Show. Way High Farm gR *?, S Valley, Alabama. Contact Orland L, H;! had « O. Box 5781, Birmingham, Alabama.’ C’ P’
JUNE 3-9— Pin Oak Charity Horse Show Bell-dr Texas. Contact Carl V. Garner, 1 >. o’ Bn w ' Bcllairc, Texas 77401.’’ Wox 396.
JUNE 7-8— Saddle & Sirloin Horse Show St In
Missouri,’‘ ^ou, s > JUNE 8— Franklinton, Louisiana. JUNE 14-15— Republic, Missouri. JUNE 15— Alamance Saddle Club Annual Horse Show, Burlington, North Carolina. Contact n A. Alexander, 1211 Rockwood Avenue Birins ton, North Carolina. ® JUNE 16— Milan, Missouri,
JUNE 28-30— Little Celebration Charity Horse Show. Kalamazoo, Michigan. Contact Mrs K n- Caines, 2335 N. 36th Street, Galesburg MicR. igan 49053.
JULY 2-4— Owingsvillc Lions Club Horse Show
Owingsville, Kentucky, JULY 4— Bolivar, Missouri. JULY 12-13— Dixon, Missouri. JULY 12-13— Warrcnsburg, Missouri, JULY 20— 7th Annual Fayetteville Lions Horse Show, Fayetteville, Tennessee, Contact Homer Webb, 613 Fourth Avenue, Fayetteville Tennessee. Phone 433-1914.
JULY 20— Springfield Horse Show, Springfield, Tennessee. Contact Mrs. Robert M, Farmer Rt. 1, Springfield, Tennessee,
JULY 20-21— Independence, Missouri. JULY 27— Raytown, Missouri. AUGUST 2-3— Claycomc, Missouri.
AUGUST 9-10— Lenoir Optimist Club Horse Show, Lenoir, North Carolina.
AUGUST 10— Carrolton, Missouri. AUGUST 15-17— California, Missouri. AUGUST 18-23— Missouri State Fair Horse Show.
SEPTEMBER 10— 4th Annual Lincoln County Fair Horse Show, Fayetteville, Tennessee. Contact Pangle Stewart. 103 Shclbyvillc Highway, Fayetteville, Tennessee. Phone 433-2286.
SEPTEMBER 19-21— Springfield, Missouri. Official show of the Heart of America Walking Horse Association.
OWEN W. REEDER, PROMINENT ALABAMA WALKING HORSE
ENTHUSIAST, SUCCUMBS TO CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE
Owen W. Reeder, forty-eight-yearold Crenshaw County( Alabama) Extension Chairman and a leading citizen of Luverne for the past 20years, passed away Thursday, February 1. He was ill for less than a week.
Mr. Reeder was a graduate of Auburn with a degree in Agricultural Science. He served as a bomber pilot in the European theatre, attaining the rank of Captain before his discharge in 1945. His work was involved with agricultural matters on the county level, and he was very active in civic and church affairs.
Mr. Reeder was well-known in Alabama Walking Horse circles, and
rode many of his own horses.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Pace Reeder, a son, Owen, Jr > of Birmingham, and a daughter, Betty, of Luverne.
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