1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 February Voice | Page 5

TENNESSEE VftUING
COMING ON STRONG ... a brilliant
black two year old filly named
EBONY’S BLACK LADY is pictured
making a strong pass for the camera
and a throng of onlookers at her un­
official deput. Trainer Russell Pate is
up.
POSED BUT VERY POISED . . . this group of Walking
Horse enthusiasts include Shirley Sharp, Dallas, Texas;
Erskin Falls of Wynne, Arkansas; Mrs. Joe Webb, Searcy,
Arkansas and Mrs. Ann Falls also of Wynne, Arkansas. A SERIOLTS DISCUSSION . . . this group is obviously dis­
cussing the fine points of the new Lenox Stable. Pictured is
Malcom and Fred Bailey of Lambert, Mississippi; Will C.
Terry of Cleveland, Mississippi; Joe Webb, Searcy, Arkansas
and Ed Williamson of Jackson, Mississippi.
LOOKING OUT OVER THE CROWD . . . George Lee Lenox,
left and young Lee, take time out from being hosts to talk
with S. W. Beech of Lewisburg, Tennessee; Billy Hale of Gala-
Tennessee and Dickie Pate. OBVIOLTSLY PLEASED . . . Vic Thompson of Shelbyville is
shown talking Walking Horses with Dickey Pate, left, and
Mr. Paul Milam.
BARBEQUE AT ITS BEST . . . enjoying the delicious “Ten­
nessee Barbeque” provided during the Lenox Stables grand
opening is Mrs. W. M. Fleming, Cordova, Tennessee; Bill
Barker of Memphis; Clifford Hollie, Germantown, Tennessee
and Billy Grubbs also of Memphis. ALL THE WAY FROM TEXAS . . . shown enjoying the
refreshments of the day is this group of Walking Horse
notables from points west. From left to right — Shirley
Sharp, Dallas, Texas; Wallace Brandon of Grapevine, Texas;
Frank Mason, Dallas, Texas; Clyde Orton, Coruthersville,
Missouri and Hank Sheely also of Dallas.