1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 May Voice RS | Page 62

BUDDY MOORE Shelbyville, Tennessee RED GOCHNEAUR APPOINTS BUDDY MOORE REGIONAL MANAGER OF SALES FOR “JUDGES CHOICE” MONTANA TRAIL RIDE — Members of ihe Montana Tennessee Walking Horse Exhibitors’ Association take a break during their Sixth Annual Trail Ride in Glacier National Park, The Walking Horses used on this trail ride covered the rugged terrain with a minimum of difficulty. PLEASURE WALKING HORSES PROVE THEIR WORTH ON TRAIL RIDE IN THE GLACIER NATIONAL PARK The Tennessee Walking Horse As­ sociation of Montana held its Sixth Annual Trail Ride in the Glacier National Park. The group camped at Cut Bank Creek Campground which lies between East Glacier and Lake Mary. Camp trailers were part of the equipment taken along for the ride, and the group quickly discovered this is the best way to “rough it.” Dr. Virgil Ferree of Kalispell, Pres­ ident of the Club, led the ride. He is familiar with the trails in the Park as he has done quite a bit of riding there. The group went up Triple Peak Divide, which is marked by a huge triangle-shaped mountain. The trail winds for several miles through the pine-covered hillsides, and over rid­ ges and large rocks. The Walking Horses again proved .their outstanding versatility on this trip, as the rugged terrain was no problem for them. The ease and comfort of the ride underscores the popularity of the Walking Horse for pleasure activities of this type. Next year the groups plans to take another ride in the Park and you can be assured that they will again call on their pleasure Walking Horses. Announcing . . . 1968 9th ANNUAL $17,000 IN PRIZE MONEY Beautiful Silver and Trophies TENNESSEE STATE HORSE SHOW JUDGES WALKING HORSES —J. A. MOORMAN, JR Forrest, Mississippi JUNE 24 -29 Six Nights—Two Matinees address all correspondence to Ellington Agriculture Center Nashville, Tennessee Benefit FANNIE BATTLE DAY HOME 60 C. W. “Buddy” Moore of Shelby­ ville, Tennessee has been appointed Regional Manager of Sales for Judges Choice, a complete line of horse prod­ ucts. Buddy’s home base will be in Shelbyville but he plans to spend plenty of time on the road. Buddy is well known in horse circ­ les, particularly in the Walking Horse industry. He formerly worked for the Cashion Farms in Shelbyville before his appointment with Judges Choice. V. G. “Red” Gochneaur is presi­ dent of MAW-VACK, Inc., distributor of the products. The line includes a new vitamin and mineral supple­ ment, shampoo, hoof dressing and ginger. Red is confident of the suc­ cess of the products and is very pleased to gain the services of a man of Buddy’s ability. Buddy was born in Murfreesboro, Tennessee and spent his early child­ hood around horses and barns. He completed his education at Middle Tennessee State University. He is married and is the father of two children. ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 9 Box 6235 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE MANAGERS RAY E. GARRETT COL. M. A. MARHALL Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse