1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 April Voice RS

INDIANA WALKING HORSE NEWS WHETHER TOU... by Mrs. Donn Perry The Indiana Walking Horse Association held its first meeting of the year in February. The meeting was well attended, and several gifts were given as door prizes. The Association would like to take this oppor tunity to thank our president, Bob Bickham, for the great job he did on the 1969 Directory. There is a lot of activity at Henry Randall Stables in Indianapolis. In the two-year-old division, Henry has a good selection. TOMCAT R. is an outstanding colt, ready for the showring, that belongs to Billy Randall of Montgomery, Alabama. SUN’S HEIR AP PARENT is another nice two-year-old, owned by Randy Samples of Acton. Henry is working a promising filly by SPIRIT OF MIDNIGHT for Ed Abrams of Rich mond. She has just been started, but she’s coming on strong. For Jim Civils, Henry has a pretty two-year- old, SUN’S TRAVELER AGAIN, and a flashy three- year-old, MERRY BOY’S BLACK SATIN. Henry is working BLUE BARON, another nice two- year-old, for Bill Randolph Motors. Bill also owns GO BOY’S BAY LAD. This aged stallion is doing more than ever and promises to be real trouble for his com petition. ROAN LADY R. is an eye-catching mare owned by Harold Civils. Henry has her in gear and doing everything right. Coy Willis has a good three-year-old in training, MACK K’S REBEL. This is a pretty colt that can go with the best. For Ruel Pennington Henry is preparing a nice aged stud for the amateur classes. Mrs. Sam Johnson has her bay pleasure mare with Henry. This mare is a natural walker and should do well in the pleasure classes. FOR PLEASURE OR EARHIHGS Feed Security VELV-KOTE Keep your horses in top condition. Establish and maintain the suitable feed routine through the seasons. Add vitality to your breeding mares and stallions. Give all your horses that extra stamina to get up and go and keep going. SPECIAL OFFER! Postpaid MIDNITE BLACK DEMON, ridden to the fourth- place ribbon at Tampa by J. L. Conkle, was the only horse saved from a March 5 blaze which destroyed Mr. Conkle’s barn and thirty-six horses. DEMON’S owner, Joe Veciana, lost several other horses in the fire. T\vo horses that escaped the barn were so badly burned that they had to be destroyed. The wooden barn was completely demolished. New tack and equipment, purchased for the Tampa show in which many of the horses were entered, was also lost. Many of the horses were to have made their first shows on the winter circuit in Florida. A benefit horse show will be held March 30 at the Clover Leaf Arena in Odessa, Florida for Mr. Conkle. anywhere JERSEE 312 Portland SIX POUND TRIAL in U.S.A. or Conada SECURITY COMPANY Minneapolis, Minn. 55415 Please ship postpaid boxes. S enclosed Name 6 1b. Box L Cify & State________________________ Zip____________ —————■ — ■ —R Presenting ... the best for ’69 SIRED BY MIDNIGHT MCI K SIRE OF TWO WORLD GRAND CHAMPIONS "Complete Livestock Insurance Tennessee Walker Underwriters, Inc. BENVlS BEACHBOARD 615—275-2285 MACK K’S DARK LADY — Now in training at the Joe Martin Stables in Shelbyville, Ten nessee, this two-year-old filly is exceptional in every way. She is owned by Larry Gribble of McMinnville, Tennessee. MIDNIGHT MACK K is standing at stud at Harlinsdale Farms, Franklin Tennessee. OWNERS GRIBBLE, GRIBBLE & LOWE 24 Hour Service ^jLJUUGC02CnrYrypf I Address Available in 50 lb. Drum 25 lb. Pail FOURTH-PLACE TWO-YEAR-OLD AT TAMPA SOLE SURVIVOR OF BARN BLAZE securi; M c M innville and cookeville , T ennessee I

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