1963-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1963 September Voice | Page 3

September, 1963 Clover Photo Hu TO THE 3ETTERMENT OF THE BREED VOL. 2 SEPTEMBER 1963 NO. 7 Sam Paschal — up on Sun's Delight, World’s Grand Champion Walking Horse. See story on page 5 this issue. PUBLISHED BY VOICE Publishing Company GENERAL BUSINESS OFFICES P. 0. Box 3054 Chattanooga, Tennessee EDITORIAL OFFICES P. 0. Box 96 Shelbyville, Tennessee YOUR EDITORS COLUMN STAFF BEN A. GREEN...................................................................... Editor MARY FRANCES GREEN..........................Editorial Assistant WANDA LEDFORD DAVIS.......................Circulation Manager BARBARA M. FRIEND............................... Editorial Assistant GLORIA L. SPENCER....................... Reader Service Manager WALTER WILLIAMS...................................................Art Director ASSOCIATE EDITORS FRED E. FRIEND C. BRUCE SPENCER CONTRIBUTING DR. M. E. ENSMINGER VIRGINIA LAMB SUBSCRIPTION RATES $4.00 per year—'$10.00 three years. Single copies .50(1 per. Published monthly and accepted as controlled circulation publication at Collegedale, Tennessee. EDITORS CHARLES GOLDSWIG ALETHA WIEHL ADVERTISING RATES Front Cover $250.00 — Back Cover $200.00 — Inside Covers $180.00 — Full page $125.00 —■ All other space $5.00 per column inch — Color rates on request. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING $5.00 minimum with 10c per word for ads exceeding 50 words 2nd CUSS PERMIT PENDING AT COLLEGEDALE, TENNESSEE IN THIS ISSUE 1963 Parade of Champions ................................. .p. 16 Trainer of the Year story ...................................... -P- 5 National Futurity Results ...................................... 8 Harlinsdale Sale Records ...................................... -p- 14 Showring Champions Sale ..................................... -P- 34 Dr. M. E. Ensminger................................................. 28 Plans For '64 Celebration ...................................... -P- 34 Registrations................................................................ 43 Stud Registry............................................................. -P- 49 Classified Ads............................................................. -P- 50 Your indulgence please! The editor would like to make explaination for the confused state of affairs regarding your magazine, the VOICE of the Tennessee Walking Horse. Briefly . . . I have sold the entire operation to a newly formed publishing company in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Their pur­ chase of the magazine at this time was at my insistence and for my conveni­ ence and their efforts to make the September “Parade of Champions” edition a good one, PLUS all the other problems involving new subscribtions, renewals, advertising and a multitude of correspondence, has naturally made this issue later getting to you. Their aim is to have your magazine in your hands not later than the 20th of every month, and they will make every ef­ fort to do so. There will be a complete story on this transaction in the October issue. Attendance Records Collapse The greatest Celebration of all the years — plus perfect weather condi­ tions for seven nights — brought the downfall of all attendance records every night. Paid admissions (not counting the hundreds present for various duties and thus not going through the turnstiles) were reported as follows to make the Celebration continue “one of the greatest horse shows on earth”: 1962 1963 Sunday 5,570 Monday 6,343 7,505 Tuesday 7,566 7,669 W ednesday 8,196 9,380 Thursday 10,559 11,951 Friday 11,671 14,071 Saturday 15,959 18,244 TOTALS 60,324 74,390