1963-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1963 June Voice | Page 32

VOICE TRADE MARKET
FOR SALE OR TRADE—TWH 5-year-old gelding,
good conformation, perfect disposition, nothing
bothers this horse, beautiful dappled chestnut,
shinning copper color, two hind stockings, blaze
face, light mane and tail. Eligible for registry,
have papers ready. Will trade for show broke
mare .with good bloodlines. Gary Wade, Rural
Route 28, Kansas City, 64, Missouri. FOR SALE—Secret's Royal Silver No. 622105.
Beautiful white reg/TWH yearling stud colt. By
good Merry Boy—Wilson's Allen bred sire out of
a mare by Midnight Secret. Here-'s a loose-legged,
natural Walking colt. Wonderful disposition. Con­
tact Miss Carlene Holt, 2185 Reaney Avenue, St.
Paul 19, Minnesota.
WANTED AT ONCE—Trainer and Manager for
Walking Horse Stable of 35-horse capacity. Must
furnish references, age and previous experience.
This job pays $425.00 per month plus house and
commission on all horses sold. Write Box Y, care-
of Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse, P.O. Box
96, Shelbyville, Tenn. AT STUD — or will sell Maugray's Citerion
480191. Winner of numerous championships in the
bigger shows, lots of his colts are famous through­
out the U.S.A. Also top show colts, working now
plenty good to show. Lots of Ike Wilson's colts.
Pair matched snow white 3-year geldings top
breeding and showing well. S. L. Bauman, Bauman
Realty Co., Suite 307 at 3387 Popular Plaza Build­
ing, Memphis, Tenn. Phone FA 4-5669.
FOR SALE—Nine outstanding registered Ten­
nessee Walking mares, ranging in ages four months
to 15 years, al (natural running Walkers. Four
excellent pleasure and proven brood mares, all
in fool this season. Midnight Sun, Roan Allen and
Merry Boy bloodlines. Two beautiful sorrel fillies,
at present one in training. One sired by Old
Glory, dam Merry Valentine. One solid white, dark
eyed 3-year-old filly, 16 hands, show prospect.
Have one pleasure gelding, 16 hands, 11 years
old, sired by Allan's Black Magic. Treadway's Ten­
nessee Walking Horse Stables, 6208 West Okmul­
gee, Muskogee, Okla.
FOR SALE—Shadow's Rebel, by Go Boy's Shadow
out of Midnight Mack K mare, chestnut sorrtl, 2
years old on April 9th, 1963. Broke and started
in natural gaits. F. P. Lindley, Jr., P.O. Box 157,
Powder Springs, Ga.
AT STUD
THE REPLICA
by Fulton's Wilson Allen
out of Midnight Queen Mary
FEE $100.00
JOHN F. DIEHL, Owner
RALPH LIVINGSTON, Trainer
SUNNY ACRES STABLES
Jonesboro, Tenn.
Phone [phone]
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Approximately 2% acres
fenced, cross fenced. Barns. 3,000 sq. ft. home,
20x40 pool, 360 per cent view, exclusive real
estate area, riding trails. No City Tax. Riding
Club with own arena and only 25 minutes by
freeway to downtown Los Angeles. Price $65,000.
Any reasonable terms acceptable. 19637 Golden
Bough Drive, Covina, California. (April-May).
Celebration Facts
Silver Anniversary (25th annual) show
scheduled Sept. 1-7.
For ticket information write directly
to Ticket Chairman John P. Castleberry,
Celebration, Inc., P. O. Box 192, Shelby­
ville, Tenn.
For room or house rentals write to
Shelbyville Chamber of Commerce,
Shelbyville, Tenn.
For entry information—after July 1—
write to Celebration Office, P. O. Box
192, Shelbyville, Tenn.
(Do not write to the Voice Editor for
any of the above. We try to answer all
questions but cannot buy tickets, enter
horses, or provide housing accomoda­
tions.)
The Celebration Vacation Brochure—
a great 4-color production — is being
mailed to all on the Celebration Blue
Ribbon list, and also placed at points
where they will be appreciated. Write
Celebration, Inc., P. O. Box 192, to get
on the Blue Ribbon List.
WANTED
Large, grey Walking Horse, mare or
gelding. Well-mannered and gait-
ed, 16 hands and weighing at least
1,100 pounds.
Will pay top price for the right
horse.
Please send photograph, if possible.
Scottsville, New York
The Voice has received some “big
news” that was reported in the news­
papers at Ligionier, Pa. We are happy
to pass this along to fellow Tennessee
Walking Horse lovers who can show
this news to their hometown paper
editors—and thus get some more Ten­
nessee Walking Horse Appreciation
started in this world.
Proud Mrs. Nellie I. Forsha writes:
“I wish to thank you for sending the
hook. I also want to send along some
information, I’m very proud of.
"Since we do own a wonderful Ten­
nessee Walking Mare, Topsie Sue—
that foaled a beautiful stud colt simi­
lar in color and markings as the 1961
Grand Champion (Major Wilson of
Claude Brown's Stable at Morehead,
Ky.)
“Our newspapers have given the
Mother and Son quite a writeup in
their papers and also pictures. Your
book has been a wonderful help to
them in these writeups.
“I couldn’t begin to tell you Lhe
amount of people who have been tak­
ing pictures of the Mother and Colt.
“It makes us proud to be a part and
owner of a wonderful Tennessee Walk­
ing Horse, bred along the lines of the
Wilson Allen and Allen’s. J thought
I would pass this on to you."
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TRAIL OR PLEASURE
HORSE TRAINING
Wanted—Horses for training in trail
or pleasure riding. Can take them
immediately. Have 32-stall barn, in­
door working area, plenty of acre­
age for training-trail in the vicinity.
Also can give riding lessons.
VIRGINIA LAMB
2901 37th Avenue
SACRAMENTO, CALIF.
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