1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 March Voice RS | Page 43
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ALABAMA
WALKING ON
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by
Gail B. Chambers
Box 14
Morris, Alabama
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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
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March, 1969
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