1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 June Voice | Page 28

June, 1962
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Veterinarian Passes It On
And Dr. Stuart Burnett, with Veteri­
Blaines Of Oregon
nary Hospital. North Main Extension,
"Best of luck in your ventures,” Sumter, S. C., likes the Voice so well
writes Mrs. Robert J. Blaine, 12170 he encloses a subscription for a friend
West Stark, Portland 10, Oregon. "We “to start with the first issue.” We have
have enjoyed the first two copies of received hundreds of subscriptions
'The Voice’ very much, as this is the making this request—and have some
first real information in a written March issues still on hand. We ex­
form we have ever gotten hold of re­ pected a demand and are prepared to
lating to that wonderful horse breed, meet it so far. BAG.
the Tennessee Walking Horse.” (Mrs.
Blaine, as Bob Olson once remarked
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in a movie—“You Ain’t seen nothin’
yet.” The great story about the TWH
Saves Every Copy—Too
can never be completely told. This
“I am enjoying and saving every
year is proving to be the greatest in
modern history for the breed. They copy,” says Opal Enzor (Mrs. Rhett
have never been so great in number Enzor), Box 635, Crestview, Fla., in a
and quality as show animals. We hope letter enclosing orders for the Bio­
to help restore the pleasure horse side graphy and also the training book.
(We have heard from hundreds who
also. All help is appreciated. BAG.)
tell of saving the magazines. It causes
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us to plan an index in the December
issue that will list all feature articles
Another Word From Larry
that have been printed—showing
We will all admit that Larry' Hunts­ month, page, and title. BAG.)
man, Box 581, Pittsboro, N.C., is an
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unusal name. He wishes us luck and
orders a training book just like he
Robert Wants An Early Copy
ordered a Biography and just like he
ordered the Voice. Larry's one of our
Robert D. Plunkett, 5601 So. Colo­
One Hundred Percenters of which we rado Blvd., Littleton, Col., says he
have some hundreds, or we wouldn’t wants “an early copy of the training
be able to do what we are doing. book,” Trainer Steve Hill and Sally
BAG.
D. (He’s on our list. If it all works out
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like the Biography, hundreds of books
will be mailed the first day. On Dec.
Two Gift Subscriptions
1-1, 1960, more than 1,100 copies of
Subscriber Glema Main (Mrs. the Biography went to pre-publication
Merle M. Mahr), 528 Princeton Road,
Madisonville, Ky., writes “we have
learned a great deal from your maga­
zine” and sends gift subscriptions to
two friends. Thus the Voice grows.
VISIT INDIANA'S NEWEST
Many, many thanks. BAG.
WALKING HORSE STABLE
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MORE PARTY LINE
Hiltons Buy Two Walkers
Mrs. E, Cecil Hilton, Route 3, Box
212, Walterboro, S. C., writes: “Since
our purchase of our 2 Tennessee
Walking Horses, Sandra Jean and
Marcy Doats, we have grown more
enthusiastic about this fine breed of
horses. We shall look forward to re­
ceiving your magazine each month.”
(That’s fine, Mrs. Hilton. Getting a
Walker for your very own is sort ol
like buying a home—that is, the feel­
ing is similar. You have a feeling that
you possess something very precious
and very dear. And the feeling grows
and grows as the horse becomes almost,
a human—responding to your love.
BAG).
ARNOLD HABIG
STABLES
P. O. Box 173
Sales
Jasper, Indiana
Boarding
Training
purchasers. Santa Claus came early for
me. Hope to get the training book out
by Aug. 26. 1962. BAG.)
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Calls Book The TWH “bible”
“Enclosed is §4 for my subscription
to your magazine,” says a one-para­
graph letter from Dean W. Price,
Boyd, Wisconsin. "I think this maga­
zine has been needed for a long time.
I have purchased and read your book
on Walking Horses and can truthfully
say that its the ‘bible of the Walking
Horse.’ ’ (Thanks, Don, for the defi­
nition, but be sure and make that
“bible” read in a non-capital lelter so
it will not be mixed up with the one-
and-only “Holy Bible.” Dictionaries
show the two different definitions of
"bible” and “Bible” and I would pre­
fer the lower case letter. A friend used
that phrase before the book was pub­
lished and for that reason I changed
color of the cover from "Red Roan”
to “Green.” There never was a green
Tennessee Walker. BAG.)
Training
FOR SALE Sales
No place can you find a better
stable of horses all of the same
top quality as "JET'S RADI­
ATION", 2-year-old winner of
Heart of America Walking Horse
Assoc; "Witch Doctor," 4th place
in Jr. Class; "Magic Buzz" win­
ner of the big stake class.
We have for sale such top breed­
ing as "Go Boy's Shadow" sired
3-year-old stud; 4-year-old "Mid­
night Sun" and "Merry Go Boy"
bred mares. 3-year-old Pony
mare.
Finished Horses & Prospects
For Sale Above horses amateur broke.
AT STUD:
GOLD SHADOW 571544 Mack K Rebel; Spec of the Hills;
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Habig,
Owners
2-year-old Colts, by Black Magic;
Broodmares and pleasure horses.
For more information contact
DON BOLINGER STABLES
Harold Hayes, Manager-Trainer California, Missouri
Phones
Stable: 1119-K
Night: 1270-K Phone SW 6-4888