1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 March Voice RS | Page 43

VOICE ADVERTISING RATES Front Cover (Horses Only)................................ $325.00 Inside Front or Inside Back Cover..................... 200.00 Back Cover (2 Colors Only) ................................ 250.00 Full Page................................................................... 180.00 2/3 Page..................................................................... 145.00 1/2 Page.................................................................... 108.00 1/3 Page..................................................................... 84.00 1/4 Page..................................................................... 60.00 ALABAMA WALKING ON A Classified Ad rates - $10.00 per column inch Monthly Stallion Directory - $10.00 per listing by Gail B. Chambers Box 14 Morris, Alabama VOICE SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year ...................................................................... $ 6.00 2 Years........................................................................ n.00 3 Years........................................................................ 15.00 All Rates Subject To Change Without Notice Bruce Almeida of Kinston, Alabama is very proud of a SUN DUST filly he has purchased from the Buddy Hugh Stables in Shelby ville. This filly, SUMMER SONG, had been in training with Kenneth Lindsey at the Buddy Hugh Stables. Ray Martin, Crossville, has a black filly, SHADOW’S BLACK GIRL, by SHADOW’S SUPERIOR, that is coming along nicely. George Witt has DAN’S GO BOY in top form. Owned by Beth Turney of Somerville, this is the horse that won the three-year-old gelding classes at the Celebra­ tion and at Montgomery. Beth was so happy she was in tears! Tim Bagwell, Corner, Alabama, has a new horse named HAWKS KISSING KIN. Tim will be showing this mare in the juvenile classes this season. Most of you remember Tim and his pony, STONEY BURKE, from last year. Tim’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bagwell, also have twin boys that will probably be hitting the show ring before too long. Triple T Farms, where the Bagwells live, is derived from the three boys’ names - Tim, Tommy and Terry. The Alabama Horseman’s Association is getting off to a good start with the first meeting held January 26. Anyone interested in joining may write to me for an application blank. I had a nice letter from Dr. William J. Lilly of Ash­ land, Ohio, paying tribute to some fine horses and good friends in Alabama. Dr. Lilly’s youngest daugh­ ter, Terry, wanted to learn to show Walking Horses so he moved his family and an old show mare, GO BOY’S FIREBIRD, to Gadsden, and placed Terry and the mare in the hands of L. M. Hilley. They had a good first season, and now the Lillys are getting deeper and deeper into the horse business. SUN’S WAR EAGLE and L. M. Hilley made a great showing in three-year-old classes last year. Dr. Lilly is now the owner or part>owner of nine horses since moving his one horse — and a lot of interest — to Alabama. C. A. BOBO and SON STABLES SHELBYV1LLE, TENNESSEE PHONE: 615/684-1043 Check the Name! SON OF CARBON COPY Black Three-Year-Old Stud WALKING HORSE SHOW SADDLE English Lane Fox 4" cut-back saddle with calfskin cover felt panels. Has hand forged safety stirrup bars. Especially designed for Walking Horses and has won the approval of many top trainers. Com­ plete with stirrup leathers and white rubber lined show girth. Sizes 19, 20, and 21" seat..........................................$175.00 WRITE TODAY FOR OUR NEW NO. 69-69 CATALOG WALKING HORSE SUPPLY CO. W. D. ELLIOTT ■llTiMIUMITTig GRIFFIN, GEORGIA 30223 PHONE (404) 228-1637 March, 1969 Manager & Trainer Juvenile and Amateur Horses For Sale At All Times 728 Madison Street SHELBYVILLE, TENNESSEE 43