1965-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1965 September Voice | Page 58

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We intend to follow up on this note
of understanding by our various Na­
tional Humane Association repre­
sentatives and join them in their
official program of preventing undue
abuse to horses. None of us — own­
ers, trainers, or exhibitors —admire
or want the severe activities of a
few extremists. We know that it is
unnecessary and that these people
soon drop by the wayside.
We would like to say that with the
support of the National Humane
Association and other similar groups
who know the true facts about the
Tennessee Walking Horse, we can
eliminate the activities of a few
"trouble-makers’’ who seem intent
on destroying the breed and reduc­
ing the Tennessee Walking Horse
to the status of the pleasure horse
again.
We have said before and we say
again that we have our own official
organization and need no other to
govern the Tennessee Walking
Horse business. We beseech all
Professional Trainers, Amateurs and
exhibitors to make an extra effort
to uphold the highest standards of
training, to take extra care of all
your horses, to use only those tried
and proven sound training tech­
niques that have made the breed
great. Remember . . . "Nothingcan
replace time in the saddle!”
TRADE MARKET
FOR SALE: MY SPECIAL STAR by GO BOY’S
SPECIAL. Foaled April, 1964. Excellent show or
stud prospect. Contact L. K. Reinhardt, RFD # 1,
Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
"THIS MAGAZINE has sold 26 head of Reg.
Walking Brood Marcs and Colts for me in the
past two months. Due to ill health, selling out
completely, only a few left, and one Top Show
Horse 4 yrs. old, gentle to ride and ready for
big shows." No letters please.
S. L. BAUMAN, REALTOR
3387 Poplar #322
Memphis, Tenn,
Phones - 458-6100 or 685-5064
FOR SALE: Registered Tennessee Walkers, excep­
tional conformation, disposition, and breeding.
One light gray yearling filly. One white yearl-
ng colt, excellent show and stud prospect. Two
geldings, age three years. Both are pleasure
broke, well mannered, and would make an ideal
child’s or young lady's amateur horse. One roan
mare, age three years, bred to grandson of
MIDNIGHT SUN. One brood mare, age fourteen
years, bred to same stud, with two month old
foal at side. This mare is big and healthy, quiet
to ride, and if bred to a worthy stud, will pro­
duce outstanding foals year after year, as she
has done for us. Contact: Bob Brooks, Hay Camp
Walker, Wellington, Texas. Phone Dodson, Texas
493-2481.
FOR SALE: Registered Tennessee Walking Horse
colts. Top Show prospects with beautiful color
and excellent conformation. MIDNIGHT SUN, GO
BOY and WILSON ALLEN breeding. Contact J.
J. Cignetto, Area Code 717, Harrisburg Penna.
766-9424.
FOR SALE: Gold silhouette Walking Horse decals,
running walk form. Ideal for cars, trucks, trailers,
etc. Prices: 10 X 12—$2.00 Per Pair. 18 X 22—
$5.00 Postpaid. Send orders to: Carole E. Elicker,
1 2 Fulton Street, Hanover, Penna.
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