1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 April Voice | Page 47

privilege in season. Owner: Dr. James
C. Andrews, Woodland RFD #1, Box
230, Charlottesville, Virginia.
Stallion, walking, brilliant 2-year-old, black.
Grandsires, OLD GLORY and MIDNIGHT SUN.
53,000.00. Phone [phone], Area Code 615.
W. D. Kilpatrick, Valley View Road, Brentwood,
Tennessee.
ELDORADO’S MASTER — 600697 —
by SUN'S ELDORADO out of BLACK
FASHION. Grandson of MIDNIGHT
SUN. Fee: $35.00 with return privilege
in season. Call: 638-9431, Martinsville,
Va. Owner: Gerald Martin, Rt. 2, Ridge­
way, Virginia.
WASHINGTON
KAMIAK CHIEF’S ALLEN—611971-
Standing at Merry Mount Stables, Pull­
man, Washington. Call LO 7-0334.
Owners: Don & Elaine Bafus, Colfax,
Washington. Call EX 7-2737 (Home
Phone).
ALL NEW LISTINGS IN STALLION DIREC­
TORY WILL BE $5.00 PER MONTH. PLEASE
FILL OUT AND RETURN FORM BELOW
WHICH WILL INSURE CORRECT LISTING.
NAME OF STALLION.......................................
REGISTRATION NO.........................................
SIRE
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DAM......................... .........................................
STANDING AT
CALL..................................................................
FEE .................................... .............................
OWNERS:......................................................---
FOR SALE — Pleasure horses, brood mares
and colts by MIDNIGHT SUN and MERRY GO
BOY. Fred Phillips, 217 E. Holland, Shelbyville,
Tenn. Office phone [phone]. Home phone
684-5485. Holly Tree Farm on Old Tullahoma
Highway.
TRAINER WANTED — One of Tennessee's fin-
cst Walking Horse Stables needs experienced,
well-recommended trainer who can manage
large breeding operation and train horses for
shows. H. L. Worrell, Solitude Stock Farm, P. O.
Box 187, Goodleffsville, Tenn. Phones 9-1177
or 9-5131.
HORSES FOR SALE — Well-bred horses, stal­
lions, mares, geldings of various ages for sale
at best prices. Plentiful supply to pick from and
get what suits you. Can be seen at any time.
Solitude Stock Farm, P. O. Box 187, Goodletfs-
ville, Tenn. H. L. Worrell, owner. Phones 9-1177
or 9-5131.
FOR SALE — Ready made celebration entry.
Magnificent black gelding, coming 3 years old.
Ready for show. Classic conformation. The very
best flat walk, superb running walk. Grandsire,
LAST CHANCE. A steal at 51,500.00.
HORSES FOR SALE
When Pedigree Means Something
Mrs. A. B. Moore, Jr., P.O. Box
245, Crossett, Ark., tells in a letter
how the pedigree of her horse was
made much more meaningful by
reading the Biography of the Ten­
nessee Walking Horse. “When I
bought GLORY’S NOONTIME this
spring from Mrs. Addys Brown of
Willow Oak Acres at Prescott,
Ark., her pedigree meant nothing
to me. I knew only she was a fine
looking horse and would make a
good pleasure mount for the kind
of riding we do. Imagine my de­
light and pride to discover how
many of the famouse horses of the
past she has in her registration.
She’s descended from Wilson’s Al­
len (on both sides), Allan F-l, Roan
Allen F-38, Hunter’s Allen, Merry
Legs, Sir Mau Gray, Birdie Mes-
sick, Eddie Hal, Merry Boy, Old
Glory and Old Glory, Jr., her sire.
MORE TOP WALKING HORSE
TRAINERS RELY ON THE
“VOICE” FOR INFORMATION,
NEWS AND VIEWS OF THEIR
BUSINESS THAN ON ANY
OTHER NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
APRIL 1961
White Sensation (Celebration flag bearer)
Two Top Aged Mares
Also Some Mares and Colts
Three 2-Year-Old Mares
RUFUS CASHION
ROUTE 1, BELVIDERE, TENN.
(Lexie Road)
Telephone via Winchester, Tenn.
No. 967-4806
REGISTERED WALKING FILLY,
Bay. Rogers Perfection and Old
Call Glen Giles, Prairie Grove,
wood 6-3491, or write same
Arkansas.
two years old.
Glory breeding.
Arkansas, Vine-
at Farmingto