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few: GO BOY’S LADY KIM, the black four-year-old
mare of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cashion’s, seems to get
better each year; SUN’S PROMENADER, owned by
Forest Margraves of Union, Kentucky, will be shown
in three-year-old classes this season. He’s black and
coming on strong. At a recent show in Columbiana,
Doug won two blues: one with a filly, MACK K’S
SPEEDWAY, owned by J. W. Renfroe; the other for
Captain E. A. Self, Mobile, Alabama, on GO BOY’S
LADY’S MAN in the three-year-old class.
Doug will also be showing a three-year-old sorrel
mare for J. H. Lamar, HANDSHAKER’S DEBUTANT.
On the sale list, Doug has two top amateur or juven­
ile horses that need no introduction to the show world.
Jan Wright will be going to school and has decided
to sell SECURITY and GO BOY’S BLACK BARON,
and Doug has both of them in top shape for anyone
interested in stock that can win.
LOWMAN RETURNS TO MTSU
After a brief but productive tenure as Assistant Ed­
itor of the VOICE, Larry Lowman, our Middle Ten­
nessee Correspondent, is returning to Middle Tennes­
see State University in June to continue his studies.
Larry worked with the VOICE for three months and
was successful in making several important trips. He
covered the Florida Circuit for the magazine and did
an excellent job. We regret that he had to return to
college so soon, but look forward to the prospect of
his working with us again in the future.
Larry, who is well-known throughout the Walking
Horse business for his show horse activity with Walk-
A-By Stables in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, will continue
to work and show horses while attending MTSU.
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WENDELL WHITAKER STABLES
As with most Middle Tennessee stables, Wendell
Wnitaker reports a lot of activity at his Gallatin, Ten-
see stable these days. Mrs. Milton Zemlyn of Ches­
ter, Illinois has two horses in training: a two-year-old
filly by GO BOY’S SHADOW; and EBONY’S EBENEZ-
ER, a five-year-old bay stallion by EBONY MASTER­
PIECE. Yvonne Cox will show him in Amateur Classes
this year, and Wendell will show in the Stake Classes.
Mr. and Mrs. James Murray of Gallatin have a two-
year-old sorrel stud, EBONY’S GENTLEMAN (by
EBONY) that is ready to show. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Shrum of Westmoreland, Tennessee have SPIRIT’S
GAY BOY, sired by SPIRIT OF MIDNIGHT, that
shows great promise.
Reece Brothers of Gallatin have three horses with
Wendell. One is a two-year-old bay filly by PIDDLEY,
and another is a two-year-old roan stud by EBONY
MASTERPIECE that Wendell thinks is one of the best
colts he has ever started. Dickie and Rufus Reece
have a black juvenile horse that they showed last
year and did very well with.
L. C. Flipper of Franklin, Kentucky has a nice
uhree-year-old bay stud that will be shown before the
end of the season. William Young of Franklin has a
nice two-year-old filly that is showing a lot of promise.
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