1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 August Voice RS | Page 48

show in the two-year-old class, and they will be back in the three-year-old stake this year. Mack again has a SHADOW stallion coming on strong for two-year-old competition: SHADOW’ S DON JUAN will be shown for H. C. Bailey of Jackson, Mississippi. ROYAL FLUSH’ S owners are Buford Chitwood, H. C. Bailey, and Mack Motes. Back in competition this year, after tying third in her class last year, will be SUN’ S SORORITY ANN for Mrs. Nat Campbell of Loudon, Tennessee.
Be sure and visit the Mack Motes Stables in Eagleville during the Celebration. It’ s just about a fifteenminute drive from Shelbyville.
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RICHARD PATE STABLES
STALLION
Richard Pate recently moved into a brand-new stable in Collierville, Tennessee. It is not completely finished, but everything is in good enough shape for him to have all his stock there.
Dickie has made several moves in the last few years, but he built this stable to his own specifications and says with pride that his roots are now deep in the soil in West Tennessee. The stable is a fine one indeed, with thirty-one stalls and all the up-to-date conveniences that a training barn requires, including enough property to make a well-rounded training facility.
During the last few months, right in the middle of show season, Dickie has been hard at work on the barn, training, moving, showing, et cetera. However,
the sale of horses has been better in the past few months than ever before. EBONY’ S OLD CHARTER and HAWK’ S MEMORY are just two of the good sales he’ s made.
Dickie wants everybody to come by and see his new stable. Until he gets his signs up, the easiest way to get there is to get off the Memphis Interstate at the Arlington exit and go south to Eads, Tennessee, then ask for directions. Congratulations, Dickie!
Terry, Columbus, Georgia, the owner. Both of these fine horses are ready to do the big job for Elntore and their proud owners. Frank Metcalf of Sparta is the owner of Elmote’ s stake horse. MR. GLO, the Reserve World Grand Champion in 1967, will be trying for the World Grand Champion roses this year. With more growth and more experience, he will certainly give the other contenders a run for their money. " Possum” would appreciate your support at the Celebration— you’ ll find him on " that GOOD horse” in his classes.
WALLACE BRANDON STABLES
Wallace and Laura Brandon have the best group of show stock that they have ever had, as show spectators all over the country know. They have been bringing home the ribbons, including countless blues. At the head of the list of horses is " the horse with the million-dollar lick,” SENSATIONAL SHADOW, owned by the Davis brothers of Calhoun and Rome, Georgia. Need we say more?... Also for the Davises Wallace is working ACE’ S GRAND SLAM, a four-yearold gelding that won the Lafayette, Tennessee 15.2 & Under class and will be shown in that division at the Celebration; and BLACK TROUBLE, a three-year-old that won the Lafayette and Woodbury shows and will be shown in the three-year-old stallion class.
SUN’ S ROCKET MAN, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Fred R. Guilford of Houston, Texas, wifi show in the threeyear-old gelding class. He recently won the Lynnville,
JACK MONTGOMERY STABLES invites you to come by and see...
MIDNIGHT IKE
ELMORE BROCK STABLES The stable in Sparta, Tennessee that always has great contenders at the Celebration will be loading
' em up again this year. Elmore Brock is grooming a list of horses that ought to throw a scare into several classes in Shelbyville.
DELIGHT’ S LAST CHANCE, a black two-year-old, will be making his bid for owner Charles Terry of Morristown. Another two-year-old stallion, SHADOW’ S DOUBLE SHOT, will be competing for Richard Barrington of Columbus, Georgia. The three-year-old mare, MAJOR’ S MARY POP- PINS, is ready to work her brand of magic with Elmore up for Harold Deal of Hickory, North Carolina. DEEP VELVET is an aged mare belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Wi ] iard Chandler, Portland, that should make some Waves in her division, also.
Elmore has two four-year-old stallions to display this year: EBONY’ S MR. BILL, owned by Clarence i hillips oi Cookeville; and JOHNNIE, JR., Wyatt
ALSO A great three-year-old mare, SHADOW’ S DOLLY NELL ALSO A GREAT crop of yearlings DURING THE CELEBRATION MONTGOMERY STABLES SHELBYVILLE, TENNESSEE PHONE: 615 / 684-4757( On Lewisburg Highway!
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