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June, 1963
SHOWS YOU SHOULD REMEMBER FOR THE 1963 SEASON
June
18 Aberdeen, Miss.
19-22 Louisville, Ky. (Rock Creek)
19-22 St. Chas., Mo. (Boys own)
20 Trenton, Tenn.
22 Donelson, Tenn.
22 Lenoir City, Tenn.
22 Verona, Miss.
25 Caruthersville, Mo.
28-29 Vivian, La.
28-30 Billings, Montana
29 Jamestown
29 West Point, Miss.
July
2 Ackerman, Miss.
3- 4 Kosciusko, Miss.
4 Florence, Ala.
4 Jonesboro, Tenn.
5-6 Louisville, Miss.
5-7 Great Falls, Montana
6 Jackson, Tenn. (N.S.)
7- 13 Lexington, Ky.
9 Pontotoc, Miss.
12 Comersville, Tenn.
13 Thompson, Ga.
13 Chapel Hill, Tenn.
13 Elizabethton, Tenn.
13 Lone Oak, Ky.
16 New Albany, Miss.
17 Guntown, Miss.
18 Ardmore, Tenn.
19 Murray, Ky.
19-21 Hendersonville, N.C.
20 Fayetteville, Tenn.
20 Benton, Ky.
24- 25 Ruleville, Miss.
25- 28 Omaha, Neb.
26- 27 Clarksdale, Miss.
27 Crossville, Tenn.
27 Pulaski, Tenn.
28 Evansville, Ind.
TV Demonstration Show
(Entries only by invitation)
30 Covington, Tenn.
31 Aug. 1 Oxford, Miss.
August
2-3 Tupelo, Miss.
2 Belfast, Tenn.
3 Wartrace, Tenn.
5- 7 Paducah, Ky.
6- 10 Nashville, Tenn. (State)
8 Bells, Tenn.
8- 10 Amory, Miss.
11-17 Springfield, HI. (State)
15- 17 Martinsville, Va.
15 Forrest City, Ark.
16- 17 Bastrop, La.
16-17—Maryvilie, Tenn.
16- 24 Des Moines, Iowa (State)
17 Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
26-31 Indianapolis, Ind. (State)
30- 31 Pennington Gap, Va.
6-9 Montgomery, Ala.
November
19-24 Sedalia, Mo. (State)
23-31 Columbus, Ohio (State)
Advertising Rates
For The Voice
SUN’S EL PASO, solid black, 5 years old,
sired by Midnight Sun, dam by Wilson’s
Allen. Fee §50, return privilege same season.
Freye Bros. Phone [phone] Chilhowie, Va. Current advertising rates for the Voice,
unchanged since its inception, follow—
with our pages measuring a full 10 inches
in depth and each of 3 columns being
2 1-3 inches Avide — price does not in­
clude engraving cost which must be
added:
Front Cover—S250, none available until
after September, 1963;
Inside Front Cover or Inside Back
Cover—$180.
Other inside pages $125.
All other sizes at $5 per column inch
for space used.
A discount of 20 per cent is applied to
consistent or standing advertising, Revi­
sion of rates is expected by Jan. 1, 1964
as we anticipate a spectacular rise in
circulation. In fact, it is already spectacu­
lar.
Classified Advertising, $5 minimum
with 10c per word for ad exceeding 50
words.
Stud Registry listings—$2 per month,
with at least 6 months minimum recom­
mended, must be paid in advance.
Thanks to all. BAG.
SON’S SHADOW, by son of Midnight out
of Twilight Shadow. Was Junior reserve
World’s Champion in 1958 as 3-year-old.
Standing at Lawn Vale Farms, Gainesville,
Va. Owners, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hengen.
(Farm located within 40 miles of the Na­
tion’s Capital). KAMIAK CHIEF’S ALLEN, No. 611971,
standing at Merry Mount Stables, 3 miles
northwest of Pullman, Wash, Phone LO
7-0334. Real flashy beauty, red sorrel, blaze,
4 stocking, top conformation, siring excellent
foals. Don and Elaine Fabus, stud and stable
owners. Colfax, Wash. Phone EX 7-2737.
STUD REGISTRY
BY STATES
(Continued from page 19)
TEXAS
MERRY BOY’S FLASH by Merry Boy;
dam, Trail Blazer by Frank Wilson’s Allen.
Floyd’s Walking Horse Farm, Rt. 1, Dension,
Texas—East Texas State Road.
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GO ALONG BOY, by Merry Boy out of
a Merry Boy mare. Fee §100. Phone GL 2-
4453. David Turner, 5822 Trailridge Drive.
Austin, Texas.
Virginia
MIDNIGHT STROLLER S., s, by Sun’s
Go Boy out of Merry Nightingale, foaled
June 24, 1961. Owner C. E. Scyphers, Abing­
don, Va.
Washington Wisconsin
BLACK WATCH by Black Night H out
of Lady of the North. Grandson of Midnight
Sun. Fee §75. F. M. (Lane) Curry, Maple
Valley, Wash. Phone GE 2-9452. SUE’S STAR SHADOW by Go Boy’s
Shadow, Wisconsin Junior Champion 1962.
Fee §100. W. E. Pieper, Oconomowoc, Wiscon­
sin. Phone [phone].
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SUN’S XMAS TREE, grandson of Midnight
Sun. Grade mares §50, registered mares §75.
Owner, Berdie M. Raab, 16260 Redmond
Way, Redmond, Wash. Phone TU 5-2281.
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OUR GOLDEN BOY, a natural walker of
Merry Boy and Wilson Allen breeding. Stand­
ing at Spruce Acres, Spring Valley, Wisconsin,
care of A. R. Bertelsen.
September
1-7 Shelbyville, Tenn. (Celebration)
5- 12 New York, N. Y.
6- 7 Lebanon, Tenn. (Fair)
9- 14 Louisville, Ky. (State)
19-21 Knoxville, Tenn.
28 Elberton, Ga.
28-29 New Orleans, La. (St. Martins.)
October
4- 8 Dallas, Tex. (Series I)
10- 12 Chattanooga, Tenn.
11- 19 Kansas City, Kans. (Royal)
17- 20 Dallas, Tex. (Series II)
19-26 Harrisburg, Penna.
22-27 Washington, D. C.
31- Nov. 3 Baton Rouge, La., (Jubilee)
MT. ORAB, OHIO
TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES
D. O. KIBLER, Owner— HI4-3605
PAUL "WHITEY" WHITEHEAD, Trainer
"THE STABLE BUILT BY CHAMPIONS"
SALES-BREEDING-TRAINING