1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 August Voice RS | Page 118

ATTEND THE 3rd ANNUAL
MID-WEST WALKING HORSE SALE
OCTOBER 17 th
(DURING WEEK OF AMERICAN
ROYAL)
IIP BRIDIE STABLES
2000 East Red Bridge Road
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
MISSOURI WALKING HORSE
NEWS
by EFFALES POSENKE
The Heart of America Jubilee Horse Show held at
Springfield, Mo. June 30 and July 1 was sponsored by
the Lions Club, and was quite a success this year. The
Lions Club had a free barbecue for all the exhibitors at
the Echo Acres Stables, owned by C. L. LeDuc of Spring-
field. The turnout was the largest ever, with attendance
well over 400. The famous singer-composer Wayne Carson
and his band entertained all afternoon while everyone
enjoyed the delicious barbecue.
Had a nice visit with the Bill Maacks of Polk, Mis­
souri. They have added a tack room, a wash room and
a large walker to their stable facilities. They have quite
a string of good show horses in training this year. Ed Sap-
pington has a two-year-old chestnut stud, SKY ROCKET,
in training. SUN’S BELLE BOY, a black four-year-old
stallion owned by John Sims of Blackwater, shows great
possibilities.
Don Cook of South Dakota has several good horses in
training here. One is a three-year-old black roan which tied
third at the Springfield Jubilee show. Another is MIL­
LIONAIRE’S GOLD by MILLIONAIRE KID. He is
an unusual beautiful golden color, and has shown quite
some great promise. Another of Don’s horses is EBONY’S
RAMBLER by EBONY MASTERPIECE, a two-year-old
stud. He tied first at the two-year-old class at Springfield.
George Karlskint of Marshfield, Mo. has several good
prospects in training. SAMS GRANDSLAM, a bay roan
two-year-old stud, has placed in most all of his classes
this year. He tied first at Webb City, second at Nevada,
and third at Warrensburg. George’s MAGIC MOMENTS,
a three-year-old chestnut stud, won at Lexington, tied
second at Springfield, and won the class at Brunswick,
Mo. George also has several weanlings by SILVER SAM
in pasture.
Max Atkinson of Olean, Mo. has two horses with
Bill: LULU, a two-year-old filly, won the filly class at
Springfield, tied second at Marshfield, second at Eugene,
and third at Warrensburg; and EBONY’S BLACK
GOLD, a two-year-old stud purchased at Dr. Baney’s
sale.
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Eileen Richardson of Lee’s Summit, Mo. has her mare
EVENING ENTERTAINER, in training with Bill. She
has been doing very well this season, winning the mare
class at Springfield, and tying second at both the Republic
and Salisbury' shows.
Emma Scott of Eldon, Mo. has GO PRIDE in train­
ing. She won the Juvenile classes at Springfield, Dixion
and California, Mo.
Barkley Brock of Clinton, Mo. has SPARTIGUS, a
two-year-old stud, in training. This MACK K-bred stud
is a beautiful dark chestnut.
Richard Goodman, Jefferson City, Mo., has a two-
year-old stud by SCATMAN in training. He hasn’t been
trained much, but shows great promise.
Harold Mulch of Carrolton, Mo. has a five-year-old
amateur horse with Bill. Bobby has done very well with
him this year, tying first at West Plains and second at
Webb City.
Johnny Pursley, Boliver, has been doing very well with
his‘MIDNIGHT JULIENNE by MIDNIGHT AIRE.
He is a chestnut. With Johnny up, he won the Bolivar
show and tied second at Ava.
One of the many youngsters the Maacks have is a
weanling which shows great promise. His name is
SON’O’GUN, by GUNSMOKE’S SUN, and he is a black
stud. They also have a SUN’S ROCKET weanling colt
and another SILVER SAM colt.
Last but not least they are training a two-year-old
stud for Marlyn Maack of Kansas City, Mo. He has only
shown a few times, doing well each time.
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