1964-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1964 July Voice | Page 48

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HORSE SHOW MANAGERS — PROMOTERS
& SHOW SUPPLIES, RIBBONS & TROPHIES
0. R. "DOC” WALL, show manager & master of ceremonies.
A COMPLETE HORSE SHOW SERVICE ORGANIZATION.
250 PORTABLE STALLS
BACK NUMBERS
TWO SHOW RINGS
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RIBBONS & TROPHIES
JUMPER EVENTS
WHY NOT HAVE A HORSE SHOW IN YOUR TOWN?
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CONTACT
'hoc' Wall
BOX 5431 or PHONE AL 2-1085, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
HORSE SHOW
RIBBONS AND
TROPHIES
Wholesale prices
-—write for catalog—
0. R. Wall Enterprises
Internationa I-Harvester
6-HORSE VAN
First $1,500.00 Gets It!
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EMPEROR JONES, Diane Sharrett up
for O. G. Hoffman of Dayton, Ohio;
(6) MACK’S K’S KOKOMO: pwner-
rider Debbie Patterson of Miamisburg,
Ohio.
Senior Stake — Riders over 18 years:
(1) RING-A-DTNG-DING, Dr. John
Sawyer up for Meadowlake Farm of
Franklin, Ohio; (2) SHINES LADY,
owner-rider Evan Williams of Rey­
noldsburg, Ohio; (3) MIDNIGHT’S
JUBILEE, Betty Huff up for Harry
Simpson of Miamisburg, Ohio; (4)
COUNTRY DOLL, W. R. Nickols up
for Triple N Farm of Blanchester,
Ohio; (5) CHAMP’S RED EAGLE,
Joyce Amburgey owner-rider of Mid­
dletown, Ohio.
MERRY ACRES STABLES
Cordova, Tennessee
Phone [phone] or 884-7825 FOR SALE:
(Continued From Page 41) Registered
TENNESSEE WALKER MARES,
STALLIONS, AND
1964 FILLY COLTS
Mr. John Perkins of Smithdale
Also a few Welsh Mares bred
to registered Walker Stallion
is sporting a new van this season
"BIG ENOUGH”.
and it’s bustin’ at the seams with
Juvenile riders’ mounts. Dr. J. T.
PEARL TOMPKINS
Janes has been showing his good
ELMO, MONTANA
stud, PRIDE’S ROCKET at lots
of shows. “Doc” seems to have such IS YOUR STALLION LISTED IN
a good time and it’s always enjoy­ THE “VOICE” STALLION DI­
able to see this good team perform. RECTORY? MANY OF THOSE
Like I said we’ve been moving THAT ARE HAVE A FULL BOOK
this past month with shows at RIGHT NOW. DOES YOUR STAL­
Laurel, Magee, Tylertown, and Me- LION?
Comb. The results of these shows
are in Show Results, and next MORE TOP WALKING HORSE
month I hope to have the Kosiusko, TRAINERS RELY ON THE
Roxie, and Columbia, Mississippi “VOICE” FOR INFORMATION,
ties for you. And that sounds like NEWS AND VIEWS OF THEIR
we’re going to “Keep Movin,’ ” BUSINESS THAN ON ANY
OTHER NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
doesn’t it?
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ALABAMA
EVENING SUN S.—600825—by SUN
DUST out of SUN’S MIDNIGHT
MAUDE. Standing at Bill Byers Farm,
Rl. 2, Killen, Ala. Call Florence 766-
1119 or 764-2261. Fee: $50.00.
HAPPY DAYS K—by PRIDE OF
PANOLA. One of the greatest Walk­
ing Horses living today. Standing at
Florence, Ala., Tom Watkins Farm.
Fee: $50.00.
SAGE FIRE—600600—by TOP WIL­
SON out of LINCOLN LADY (by
Merry Boy). Standing at J. Filmore
Thrash Stables, Rt. 1, Albertville, Ala.
Fee: $50.00. Owners: W. Haynes Mas­
ters & Dr. T. W. Whitfield, Dalton,
Georgia.
VOICE of The Tennessee Walking Horse