1963-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1963 January Voice | Page 17

Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse
MAN Ol7 COURAGE, s, by Glory's Merry Boy oul of
Black of the Night, Foaled April 4, 1902. Owner, Shackelford
Stock Farm, Bolivar, Term.
ACE S WHITE STAR, m, by Blaze of Gold’s Price out of
Ace’s Colton Queen. Foaled May 27, 1962. Owner, Howard
S. Hensley, Elkton, Va.
RAMBLING SUN DUST, s, by Our Sun Dust out of
Silver Lady G., foaled March 14, 1962, Owner, F. E. King,
Franklin, Tenn.
LADY SILVER DUST, m, by Our Sun Dust out of Silver
Lady G., foaled June 23, 1960. Owner, F. E. King, Franklin,
Tenn.
MERRY MOON GLOW LADY, m, by Alabama Hi Moon
oul of Mary Gold R. G., foaled July 20, 1962. Owner, Morris
E. & Mary E. Brown, Shelbyville, Tenn.
MISS DETERMINATION B., m, by Determination out of
Dungaree Doll, foaled July 10, 1961. Owner, M. E. Brown,
Shelbyville, Tenn.
STAR-OF.SUN-DUST, m, by Sun-Dust out of Flaxcy Allen
C., foaled May 6, 1959. Owner, Lemons and White Stables,
Columbia, Term.
GO BOY’S MOONBEAM, s, by Go Boy Again out of Mont-
eaglc Moon, foaled June 20, 1962. Owner, Fred H. Hudson,
Greer, S. C.
GO BOY’S FIRST LADY H., by Go Boy Again oul of Big
Mans Lady, foaled April 2S, 1962. Owner, Fred H. Hudson,
Greer, S. C.
GO BOY S STARLIGHT H., s, by Go Boy Again oul of
America’s Starlight, foaled May 20, 1962. Owner, Fred I-I.
Hudson, Greer, S. C.
SPRINGTIME MERRY, m, by Merry’s Sun out of Maker
Lady, foaled April 28, 1962. Owner, William II. Nicely, Mas­
cot. Tenn.
SHIRLEY ANN SUNSHINE, m, by Joe’s Mack K. out of
Miss Sunshine, foaled March 25, 1962. Owner, Shirley Ann
Shrcvc, Dickerson. Md.
ROXY ANN R., m, by Sun’s Glitter Boy out of Bright
Eyed Beauty, foaled March 27, 1961. Owner, Leonard Ro­
berts, Athens, Ala.
MAHOGANY SENSATION, s, by Midnight Sun out of
Shadow’s Lovely Lady, foaled June 20, 1962. Owner, William
T. Eaton, Jr., Manchester, Tenn.
BIRDIE MARRY WILSON, m, by Sun’s Mahogany out of
Marry Wilson, foaled March 7, 1962. Owner, H. H. Moore,
Navasota, Texas.
VOLUNTEER CHIEF, s, by Comanche Chief out of Lady
Volunteer, foaled May 23, 1962. Owner, George O. Cook,
Candler, S. C.
LACE’S GINGER, m, by Ronnie-Go-Bov out of Midnight
Black Lace, foaled March 23, 1962. Owner, Sam Harris, Jr.,
Huntsville, Ala.
DOLLIE’S B.. m, by Sun's Mark out of Dollie Pullum,
foaled July 7, 1962. Owner, Trafford L. Book, Henderson,
Ky.
MY MIDNIGHT GALE, in, by Sun's Mark out of Frosty
Call, foaled July 24, 1962. Owner, Trafford L. Book. Hend­
erson, Ky.
PERKIE’S SUN, m, by Midnight Jim II out of Midnite
Ruby, foaled July 2, 1961. Owner, Jeff Rollins, Lebanon,
Tenn.
SUN’S LITTLE GIRL, in, by Midnight Jim II out of
Driver’s Best, foaled June 6, 1962. Owner, Jeff Rollins. Leb­
anon, Tenn.
LANA’S MIDNIGHT, m, by Midnight Jim II oul of Mid­
nite Ruby, foaled June 3, 1962. Owner, Jeff Rollins, Lebanon,
Tenn.
MIDNIGHT DOLLY BLACK, m, by Bernies Midnight
Sun out of Midnight Lou, foaled June 4, 1962. Owner, Alton
L. Army, San Marcos, Calif.
COOKS WHITE CLOUD, s, by Cookie Wilson oul of
White Satin M„ foaled June II, 1962. Owner, T. B. Cooke,
Morristown, Tenn.
COOKES BARBRY ALLEN, m, by Cookes Trigger Allen
out of Lee Anna, foaled May 8, 1962. Owner, 1. B. Cooke,
Morristown, Tenn.
RISING SUN'S ORBIT, s, by the Rising Sun out of Fancy
Traveler, foaled April 21, 1901. Owner, Herman E. Morris,
Antioch, Tenn.
LITTLE BEE WILSON, m, by Thundcrbird oul of May-
Dee Wilson, foaled May 16, 1962. Owner, Mrs. Archie D.
Staley, Washutucna, Wash.
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EXECUTION
SIGNALS
MOVEMENTS
The flat walk should be
true square and flat
footed.
The running walk should
be smooth gliding over­
stepping four-cornered
gait. The horse must
have stride and head
motion.
Starts
Flat Walk
Use necessary leg aids
with slight rein release
and tip shoulders.
Light bit pressures re­
quired leg aids for cor­
rect tempo.
Running
Walk Reins should be collect­
ed for proper bit pres­
sure for individual
mount.
on both leads with a
rolling motion with chin
well tucked comfortably
in hand. Canter From flat walk turn
horse’s head slightly to
rail and lift, apply leg
aid if necessary, release
rein pressures simultane­
ously, lean and look
toward inner shoulder.
Collect with rise of
horse.
To be gradual. No jerks
or plunging. Stops Increase rein pressures
evenly keeping weight
well down, legs steady.
Park Lift head lightly, quiet
leg aids. Bit easy, not
to drag on mouth.
Reverses Positive direct rein sig­
nals.
Backing Step horse forward from
parked position. Using
term “Back” draw even­
ly on reins, releasing
alternately with pres­
sures. No c lucking or
vigorous use of leg aids.
The canter should be
smooth, slow and straight
Horse to stand on all
four; head up neck
crested jaw flexible.
Stretched 1 or 2 steps
from normal.
Toward ring center or
toward rail smoothly.
Keep mount well in hand,
hand.
Smooth quiet straight.
3-4 steps.
Showmanship
Put into action a sound knowledge of Walking Horse
gaits with the accomplishment of riding skills and the art
of horsemanship. Add to this a well appointed, gracious
personality and you have the assets for showmanship.
RING MANAGEMENT:
Avoid extremes, be alert and attentive. Place your horse
to best advantage. Ride near rail, work independently.
Avoid bunching.
ETIQUETTE:
Do not cut around closely or interfere with progress of
others. Ask Ring Master to excuse you if your horse be­
comes unmanageable. Show prompt attention and reaction
to instructions. Watching judge or grandstanding objec­
tionable.
SPORTSMANSHIP:
Take time to be courteous in and out of ring. Win or lose,
enjoy the fun and associations. Don’t gripe. Analyze your
mistakes and keep trying to improve.
Suitability Of Mounts
MANNERS:
Ill-natured, uncontrollable mounts should be taken or
excused from ring promptly to eliminate danger to all.
Should indicate proper amount of training and good dis­
position.
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