1962-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1962 November Voice | Page 5

Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse
IrfpSe Threat Grand Champion
State Fair of Texas Horse Show en­
tries at Dallas Oct. 5-9 were hailed
as best yet in a rousing show that pro­
duced Triple Threat, Circle T Ranch
stallion, ridden by Harold Kennedy,
as Tennessee Walking Horse Grand
Champion in the SI, 000 Stake for Mr.
and Mrs. J. Glenn Turner of Dallas.
First place winners in the State Fair
of Texas Horse Show were:
S150 Walking Horse Junior Stal­
lion and Gelding—Mark’s Sun Dust,
R.. D. Keene, Orlando, Fla., owner,
Preach Fleming, rider.
$200 Walking Amateur Stallion and
Gelding—Shadow's Red Ace, Circle T
Ranch, Dallas, rider, Fred Turner.
$250 Walking Horse Mare Stake-
Little Mystery, W. C. Machines,
Tampa, Fla., rider, Steve Hill.
Equitation, Walking Horse Seat-
boy or girl rider, 12 year old and un­
der, Jan Wright, Nacogdoches, Tex.
Equitation, Walking Horse Seat-
boy or girl rider, 13 years old and not
having reached 18th birthday, Jim
Barnwell, Shreveport, La.
§100 Walking Horse Juvenile
Stake—Dark Shadow, Lone Star Sta­
bles, Nacogdoches, Tex., rider, Jan
Wright.
$100 Walking Horse Juvenile
Stake—Fair Warning, Mrs. Robert F.
Thompson, Dallas, rider, Virginia
Lee Thompson.
$250 Walking Florse Stallion and
Gelding Stake—Triple Threat, Circle
T Ranch, Dallas, rider, Flarold
Kennedy.
Equitation, Walking Seat Cham­
pionship—Jan Wright, Nacogdoches,
Tex.
$150 Walking Horse Junior Mare,
Secret’s Perfection, Frank Mason,
Dallas, rider, Wallace Brandon.
$200 Walking Horse Amateur
Mare—Sun’s Lightnin' Ann, Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Barnwell, Shreveport, La.,
rider, Mrs. Barnwell.
$150 Walking Horse Juvenile
Champion Stake—Dark Shadow, Lone
Star Stables, Nacogdoches, Tex., rid­
er, Jan Wright.
Walking Horse Weanling Stallion-
halter, Ringmaster’s Sensation, CTR,
Circle T Ranch, owner.
Walking Horse Weanling Filly-
ha 1 t e r, Ringmaster’s Lacy CTR,
Circle T Ranch.
$200 Ladies' Walking Stake—Mare
of Gelding—My Merry Shadow. Circle
T Ranch, rider, Mrs. J. Glenn Turn­
er.
Walking Horse Yearling Stallions
and Geldings (halter) —Midnight
Jester, E. Barnwell Stables, Shreve­
port, La.
Walking Horse Yearling Fillies,
halter—Gloria's Valentine, Barnwell
Stables, Shreveport, La.
Walking Horse Brood Mare with
1962 foal (halter)—Kay Lynn’s
Merry Boy and Foal, A. C. Mc­
Kinney, Meridian, Miss.
$200 Walking Horse Amateur
Stake—Sun’s Celebration, Lone Star
Stables, Nacogdoches, Tex., rider, Toe
Wright.
$300 Walking Horse Junior Stake-
Go Boy’s Show Boy, J. M. Foster Co.,
Gary, Ind., rider, Steve Hill.
$200 Walking Horse Amateur
Stake—Owner-Rider over 35 years of
Age—Shadow’s Luminaire, rider, J.
Glenn Turner, Dallas.
$200 Two-Year-Old Walking Horse
Stake—Mysterious Shadow, Mrs. Joe
Baugh, Franklin, Tenn., rider, Steve
Hill.
$1,000 Walking Horse Champion­
ship Stake—Triple Threat, Cir cle T
Ranch, rider, Harold Kennedy.
‘GREAT ADMIRER’ WRITES
A spirit-lifting letter from Dick
Dingledine of Cherokee Enterprises,
3520 N. Adams St., Peoria, 111., says:
“we have been a great admirer of
yours since reading your fine book
‘The Biography of the Tennessee
Walking Horse’ and so were delighted
to see the full page advertisement of
your new publications in the Celebra­
tion program.’’ (We are happy to get
such reports. We believe in advertis­
ing all the way—and have patronized
the Celebration program and Blue
Ribbon regularly since before the
Biography appeared. BAG.)
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Dentist Making
Walker Friends
Dr. Sidney Gilbert, 1350 W. Mar­
ket St., Akron 13, O., writes that he
attended the Celebration because of
what the Voice Editor said to the
Buckeye Walking Horse Assn, when
it met at Tallmadge, O. “Because of
your visit, I attended my first Cele­
bration this year and all I can say it
was the greatest event I ever wit­
nessed and with the Lord’s help, I
will never miss another."
Dr. Gilbert, a dentist, recently
bought two Tennessee Walking
Horses. He formerly owned gaitecl
horses.
“In my little way, I am making my
patients enthusiasts of the Tennessee
Walking Horse. I have had a very
successful year as a neophyte with the
breed, as my gelding, Sun’s Dark
Squire, won 4 blues and was always
in the ribbons in the Central Ohio
Circuit. So I have all my trophies and
ribbons on display in my office. I am
always describing the Walking Horse
and his gaits.
"This makes everyone curious and
I am always describing the Walking
Horse and his gaits. As a result of
this, I find more and more of my
patients attending the shows as spec­
tators. Of course, this is only the
beginning.
“Sooner or later, many of these
people will be buying their own
horses.”
(Right you are, Doctor. Nothing
beats enthusiastic word-of-mouth pro­
moting for any product, including the
Tennessee Walking Horse. I know
your method will be effective. You
Buckeyes really have the spirit—and
I was convinced of that at the Tall­
madge meeting. Am mighty glad if
what I said influenced you to come
to the Celebration—and that you will
pass it on to others for next year and
later. BAG.)
Tennessee Walking Horses
Member TWHB&E Assn.
Boarding-Training-Riding
Horses For Sale
Three choice stallions standing
Circle C Stables
6933 Standifer Gap Rd., Chattanooga,
Tenn. Phone [phone]