1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 March Voice RS | Page 57

27TH ANNUAL MILWAUKEE SPRING HORSE
SHOW PREPARES FOR MAJOR
WALKING HORSE ACTIVITY
In a recent conversation with Mr. Sam Kagen, we
learned that all indications are that they are making
every effort to get top Walking Horse participation
at the 27th Annual Milwaukee Spring Horse Show.
The show, one of the largest and finest in this part
of the country, will be held in their fine new State
Fair Park Coliseum and will provide excellent facilities
for horsemen and their stock.
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MONTGOMERY JUDGES MIL­
WAUKEE — Mr. Jack Montgom­
ery. well-known Walking Horse
personality from Shelbyville,
Tennessee, will judge the classes
for Tennessee Walking Horses
at the 27th Annual Milwaukee
Spring Horse Show.
Milwaukee’s show will again be headed by the team
responsible for the success of the past several years:
Warren J. Maloney, co-chairman; Sam Q. Kagen, co-
chairman and business manager; William N. Starck,
superintendent; Mrs. William N. Starck, entry secre­
tary; Monte Ogens, treasurer; and John F. Marshall,
charity co-ordinator.
The Walking Horse division has been expanded be­
cause of the increased interest in the breed in Wiscon­
sin and the enthusiasm of exhibitors for this popular
show. Classes to be included are amateur, open, jun­
ior, ladies 16 years of age and over, junior exhibitors
17 years of age and under, pleasure, and champion­
ship. Excellent prize money and attractive trophies
are offered in each class. The management extends a
cordial invitation to exhibitors from other areas. Stab­
ling will be ready on May 15 so exhibitors may ship
their horses directly from Madison to Milwaukee.
The show will again be a benefit for the coronary
care center of St. Joseph’s Hospital. Entries close
May 1, 1969. For further information, write Milwau­
kee Spring Horse Show, 211 W. Wisconsin Ave., Room
407, Milwaukee, Wis. 53203.
SEARCY PROFESSIONAL
* WALKING HORSE *
APRIL 19, 1969
SEARCY, ARKANSAS
SPONSORED BY
SEARCY CIVITAN CLUB
WHITE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
JOE WEBB STABLES TO HOST WALKING HORSE
ENTHUSIASTS AT SEARCY HORSE SHOW
Joe Webb recently told us that, even though they
would not be holding their usual sale at his stable
this year before the Searcy Horse Show, he would
welcome everyone to visit with him. He plans nothing
in the way of a party but states that he will be work­
ing horses all day before the show. We hear from a
very reliable source that Joe has some excellent two-
year-olds for sale as well as some fine older stock.
You never can tell . . . someone just might buy a
future world champion right on the spot.
Also the Searcy Horse Show is geared up for a "big
one” this year. Mr. Carl Edwards of Dawson, Georgia
will be the judge and should do a fine job. Nell Webb
tells us that they have also arranged for some top­
flight entertainment with Ken Bowen and his fabulous
trick horse on the schedule. We will also look forward
to an exhibition by THE ENTERTAINER with Joe
Webb up. For the past four years the Searcy Profes­
sional Walking Horse Show has kicked off the season
as the first "big one” of the year and it draws big
crowds of both horses and people. See you there April
19, 1969.
March, 1969
JUDGE
HON. CARL EDWARDS
CUTHBERT, GEORGIA
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION
CONTACT:
MRS. NELL WEBB
EAST LINCOLN AVENUE
SEARC
SEARCY,
ARKANSAS
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