1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 April Voice RS | Page 35

Ranch; (3) SUN DUST LACY, owner-rider Jean Mc-
Burney; (4) SOCIETY SHOW BOY. Lon H. Whit­
worth for Merrywood Farm; (5) KANSAS CITY
STARR T, owner-rider William A. Todd.
ARIZONA AID TO ZOO
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
EPITOME, owner-rider D. J. Rush; (2) BOMB'S ES­
CAPADE. Glenn Miller for Blue Ridge Ranch; (3)
THE AUCTIONEER. Ray Rhoads for Mr. and Mrs.
H. T. Ellis; (4) PIDDLEY'S MR. PRIDE N.. Charles
Court for Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McMullen; (5) KAN­
SAS CITY STARR T.. Tim Todd for William Todd.
NORTH CENTRAL
WALKING HORSE
BREEDERS FUTURITY
Phoenix, Arizona — ending March 2, 1969
Phoenix, Arizona’s A to Z National Horse Show
ended on March 2, sending many of the exhibitors
back into the rain and mud of California. Some of
the stables were unable to return home due to road
and bridge wash-outs. The A to Z Show is consider­
ed one of the best on the West Coast Circuit with a
beautiful arena under roof with two practice rings.
Each exhibitor received invitations to the many
social events, the animal zoo, and the Saturday
night exhibitors’ party complete with dining and
dancing.
Trainers, owners and exhibitors came through mud,
rain and wind from Michigan to California to par­
ticipate in the Tennessee Walking Horse classes,
which were judged by Mr. Edward M. Teater, a
Standardbred man from Louisville, Kentucky.
CLOSING DATE —MAY 1
6 Rich Futurity
Classes
15 Classes open to all
Walking Horses
SHOW DATE—OCT. 4, 1969
at
MSU, East Lansing, Michigan
JUNIOR WALKING HORSES: (1) B-JOLLE. Red
Henson for Oscar F. Jaquess; (2) COLONEL PAR AD-
ER. owner-rid