1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 January Voice RS

1968 IOWA STATE FAIR HORSE SHOW with MIDNIGHT TOURCH, SOME and Mrs. Max Raymond, Gilman, THING DIFFERENT, and REBEL’S Iowa; (4) PREDICTION, Mr. and DARK DAWN. Mrs. Robert Bull, Shellsburg, Iowa; The 1968 Iowa State Fair was Iowa had some 30 shows accred (5) MR. COGNAC, Miss Theresa blessed with beautiful weather and ited by the Iowa Saddle Horse Asso Lane, Minneapolis; (6) JACQUE’S many fine horses. The Walking Horse ciation. In order to win a trophy, all HEAD SHAKER, Mr. and Mrs. Del classes began with the All-Iowa shows have points that are presented Bower, Waterloo, Iowa; (7) REBELS Class. This was the largest Walking for exhibiting. These points are all SCARLET H M, Hawkeye Melody Horse class of the fairandwelowans added up at the end of the year, Stable, Grundy Center, Iowa; (8) are proud to have shown in such a and the high point Open Walking REBEL’S YES I CAN, Miss Sharon good class. The trophy, donated by Horse for '68 was STORMY STRAN Dunne, Osseo, Minnesota; (9)GOLD Miss Karen Neilsen, was won by GER, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Warren BUG’S IMAGE, Eyre Walking Horse ALLEN’S PEACOCK W, owned and Eyre, Eyre Walking Horse Stable, Stables, Grundy Center, Iowa; (10) shown by Dick Wallen of Dick Wallen Grundy Center, Iowa. He is an out MOONLIGHT PARADER, Mr. and Stables, Sioux City, Iowa. standing black stallion and the Eyres Mrs. Lester Besl, Cincinnati. HI-LAND MERRY GIRL, Mrs. Jo worked hard for this honor. Reserve 1969 will be better, as we will ann Torrens up for Mrs. Virginia Reu- Open Iowa Walking Horse was GO have two futurity classes, Weanling tzel of Fremont, Nebraska, won the SHADOW BOY, with Jim Torrens and Yearling. Only those colts en Walking Mares class and the trophy Stable exhibiting for Dave Ewart, tered in 1968 will be eligible to donated by Mrs. Sharon Richards. Wahoo, Nebraska. There is also an enter in 1969 and only those entered This is the third year that this out Iowa Amateur Walking Horse com in 1969 will be eligible for 1970. standing mare has won this class, petition on this level which was won and she retired the silver chip-and- by MIDNIGHT SUNBURST, owned CBWHA ANNUAL MEETING dip set. and shown by Robert Carney. Mr. The annual meeting of the Corn The Stallion-Gelding Class was won Carney hasn’t been in the Walking for the second successive year by Horse business very long, but looks Belt Walking Horse Association was MIDNIGHT BLUE of L&J Stables, like he has a good start. Reserve held December 10. Newly elected Kansas City, Missouri, with Maxine Amateur Championship was won by officers are: Del Bower, President; Johnson up. The small Iowa State Mrs. Marlys Eyre’s GO BOY’S GAL Ed Lloyd, Vice President; Mrs. Del Fair ring doesn’t give this big horse OF SOCIETY from the Eyre Walk Bower, Secretary-Treasurer. Direc tors newly elected were Dwight Hel much room to get wound up in, but ing Horse Stable. tibridle and L. E. Smith. Directors he was truly outstanding. presently serving are Warren Eyre, The Amateur Class was hotly con FUTURITY Walt Wilson, A. B. Scharff, Robert tended, with GO BOY’S RAVEN tak This year the Corn Belt Walking Bull, Max Raymond, and Andrew ing top honors for L&J Stables, Max ine Johnson up. Abe Baker, Omaha, Horse Association decided to start Merris. CBWHA Championship winners: Neb., was reserve on his great old a Walking Horse Futurity. Members who had taken part in a futurity in Open - STORMY STRANGER, War horse, GO WEST. Since the age has been changed Michigan felt it would create more ren Eyre; Amateur - MIDNIGHT on Junior horses, all Junior classes interest for the Walking Horse. With SUNBURST, Robert Carney; Ladies have been filled. WALKING CAROL a little advertising and a lot of hard - GO BOY’S GAL OF SOCIETY, walked away with the honors in this work the first class was held at the Marlys Eyre; and Junior - WELLS class with Joann Torrens up. WELLS National Dairy Cattle Congress. LADY VELVET, James Miller. LADY VELVET was reserve, Dono Del Bower, manager of the Horse van Heltibridle up for Miller Oil Co. Show Department at the Cattle Con The cream of the crop turned out gress and a member of our Associ FOR SALE — GO BOY’S RED SUN for the Walking Horse Stake. After ation, invited us to hold our Futur Registered Tennessee Walking Stallion. an impressive second workout Max ity at his show. Being later in the Foaled 1960. Reg. No. 60154 Is now offered for Sale. SIRED BY: MIDNIGHT ine Johnson and MIDNIGHT BLUE season, we felt this to be an excel SUN. Grandsire: MERRY GO BOY. Out of rode away with the beautiful trophy. lent idea. a LAST CHANCE mare. The Walking Horse Halter Classes Will accept best offerl We had six stallions nominated, have not been the best filled, but and fifteen mares. The entries were DALE BARTLEY PHONE: 377-2337 SPOTTSWOOD, VA. people are slowly gaining more in from Minnesota, Ohio and Iowa. Ev terest and in the future the classes eryone’s fees were paid straight should have a better showing. The through the summer, and thirteen winners of the Halter Classes were: colts were shown. The first place PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM Weanling - MIDNIGHT TOURCH, colt was NOT AGAIN!, owned and Hawkeye Melody Stable; Yearling - shown by Hawkeye Melody Stable, DAVE'S RENTAL SOMETHING DIFFERENT, Hawk- Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Heltibridle, SOUND SERVICE eye Melody Stable; Two-Year-Old - Grundy Center. This nice black stud KITE’S BIG FLASH, Bird Layne colt is out of a MIDNIGHT SUN 3507 Rossville Blvd. Farm; Three-Year-Old - REBEL’S mare, sired by GO BOY’S REBEL. Chattanooga, Tennessee DARK DAWN, Miss Sharon Dunne; Reserve went to SERENDIPITY, AC 615/622-7853 or 624-7241 Mare - STARLIGHT NIGHT, A. B. owned and shown by Miss Cathy Scharff; Stallion - MIDNIGHT BLUE^ Stacknik, Des Plaines, Illinois. This “HAVE SOUND WILL TRAVEL” L&J Stable; Model Gelding - MID- fine chestnut filly, also sired by GO Booking NOW for 1969 NIGH 1 REBELLION, Hawkeye Mel BOY’S REBEL, is out of FANCY ody Stable; Get of Sire - GO BOY’S OF SERENDIA. Other results were: RATES REASONABLE REBEL, Hawkeye Melody Stable, (3) REBEL’S COUNTRY BOY, Mr. 48 Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse

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