1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 May Voice RS

TRAINERS ASSOCIATION CLINIC PROVES SUCCESSFUL April 10, 1969 marked a day to remember in the annals of Walking Horse history. On this day more thai seventy paying students of our breed gathered at the Ellington Cen ter in Nashville, Tennessee, to tap the experience and knowledge of our most eminent experts — the profes sional trainers. They came from 24 states and from as far away as Seat tle, Washington, to learn about the Tennessee Walking Horse, and learn they did! Most observers noted that the clinic was "mostly basic stuff’ and was well presented by each individual. With a staff of recognized equine veterinarians and other experts in the field backing them up, the train ers presented a program that paral- 18 OPEN FORUM — The finale of the two-day Walking Horse Clinic, sponsored by the Walking Horse Trainers Association, was an open forum. Pictured here are members of the Board of Directors who answered questions from the large group that attended the clinic. Left to right: Vic Thompson, Jack Moorman, David Welsh, Jimmy Holloway, Wallace Brandon, Don Bolinger, Bud Dunn, Paul "Whitey” Whitehead and C. A. Bobo. I lel

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