1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 May Voice | Page 30
May, 1962
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pects for a busy schedule are promis
ing.
In our list of officers last month we
omitted James Athey of Tallmadge,
O., 2nd vice-president; and Herb Mu
eller of Alliance, O., on the board of
director.
At the time of this writing Gladys
BY MARGE MUELLER
Smith of Westville, and Odell Holl-
News Editor For The
away and Marge Mueller of Alliance
Buckeye Walking Horse Assn.
were in Tennessee to attend the Mur
Our sincere congratulations to every ray Farm Sale by Wise and Warren at
participant on the successful begin Lewisburg.
ning of a stimulating source of infor
(Note—Great news Marge. Hope to meet
mation on the Tennessee Walking with your group before too long. Was in
twice earlier in the year but newspaper
Horse. The first issue of the magazine vited
duties tied me down. BAG.)
was enthusiastically received and the
next issue is eagerly awaited!
The aim of the BWHA is to pro
MR. MAGIC SOLD AT TWO
mote the Walking Horse in all en
deavors and our program for the year
News is out that Charlie Martin
has already begun to bear fruit in the and Buddy Moore of Murfreesboro,
rapidly increasing membership.
Tennessee—advertisers in Issue No. 1
The eminent H. L. Worrell of the of the Voice—has sold their “brag”
Solitude Stock Farm, Goodlettsville, two-year-old, Mr. Magic, to the Walk
Tenn.. was our first guest speaker on ing ”H” Farm, Chardon, O., operated
the agenda and was presented by by George Holmes and wife, Dorothy
Vernon Gochneaur. His talk enlight Holmes. The horse will remain for
ened the members on a wide scope: training at McFarlin Stables with
the absolute necessity of good breed Charlie Martin handling him. The
ing stock: the great importance of sorrell stud won the blue ribbon for
good sportsmanship in exhibiting; two-year-olds at the Knoxville show—
and proper care table in stabling were and is expected to he a contender in
the highlights of his address. We are the Celebration classes for his age.
greatly indebted to Mr. Worrell and Last year Mr. Magic was reserve
hope he will be with us again in the champion yearling stallion at the
future.
Celebration and ranked fourth in the
We have been fortunate in having championship stake. He’s by Easter’s
Harry R. ''Doc" Ball, the wellknown Go Boy out of Nell Allen M. Sale
equine dentist, as a guest of George price for Mr. Magic, reported to be a
Holmes Walking Horse Farms. record, was not announced.
Through him we learned facts regard
ing the unresponsiveness of a horse
VISIT INDIANA'S NEWEST
because of existing conditions in his
WALKING HORSE STABLE
mouth, the danger signals leading to
those troubles and the correction of
them.
ARNOLD HABIG
Club members show films on ex
STABLES
hibiting, training and progress made
over a period of years in showing
P. O. Box 173
Jasper, Indiana
their horses. The films are then hon
Sales
Boarding
Training
estly analyzed and the discussion
which follows brings out a wealth of
Finished Horses & Prospects
personal experience to stimulate bet
For Sale
ter understanding.
We have on the agenda trainers,
AT STUD:
veterinarians and farriers to round
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out the program. And we believe this
certainly will be a year of advance
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Habig,
ment.
Owners
There are a number of junior
Harold
Hayes,
Manager-Trainer
horses to enter the circuit this season,
and a like amount of new pleasure
Phones
horses. Show committees are adding
Stable: 1119-K
Night: 1270-K
more AValking Classes and the pros
Buckeye Walkers
Hear H. L. Worrell
At Club Gathering
FOR SALE
A Few Selected
TOP
SHOW HORSES
AMATEUR
SHOW HORSES
(Horses that have been shown
and proved—and anyone
can ride)
42 Brood Mares
(Come and select your choice —
Bred to such world's champions
as Midnight Sun, Merry Go Boy
and Setting Sun)
PLEASURE
HORSES
(Broke for anyone to ride)
STANDING AT
STUD
SETTING SUN
(1958 World's Grand
Champion)
MERRY BOY'S F-88
GORDON'S MERRY BOY
These can be seen only
at
SAM PASCHAL'S
STABLES
MURFREESBORO, TENN.
Phone 893-7248
"America's largest sales barn"