1968-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1968 February Voice RS | Page 22

OF THE NICEST BROOD MARES
ASSEMBLED IN WEST TENNESSEE
SOME IN FOAL ★ SOME OPEN
Blood lines like MERRY BO BOY, GO BOY'S SHADOW, MIDNIGHT SUN, EBONY MASTERPIECE and others.
Many have been trained.
4 two-year-old fillies (Never had a halter on).
20 Yearlings with bloodlines like
EBONY MASTERPIECE, MERRY GO BOY, and other top stallions. 8 head of top show animals.
Included in
this are SUN’S STRADIVARIUS, GO BOY’S RENDEZVOUS, a top two-year-old by MIDNIGHT SUN and a top
two-year-old by SUN’S DELIGHT. There are others, but not as far along as these colts. One outstanding six-
year-old bay mare.
MARIE JEFFCOAT, OWNER — SOLE
AGENT
JEFFCOAT STABLES
10307 MACON ROAD ■ CORDOVA, TENNESSEE ■ PHONE [phone]
TEXAS WALKING HORSE BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION HIGH POINT AWARD
WINNERS — From row, left to right: Julia Buford, Juvenile 1-1-18; Gene
Hayle, Equitation; Cindy Clay, juvenile under 14. Back row, left to right:
Julia Horn, Gelding; C. C. Williams, Two-Year-Old; George Moore, Three-
Year-Old; Dub Ivins; Mrs. 0. Lathrop, Junior Horse. (Photo by Larry Bush.)
TEXAS BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
The Texas Walking Horse Breeders’ Association
held its annual meeting January 20 in Garland, Tex­
as. There were forty-four Walking Horse lovers who
braved the rain to attend the meeting.
Mr. Ray Wilson of the Texas State Fair met with
the group to tell of the Fair’s continuing interest in
our breed and to describe improvements on the facil­
ities at Dallas. A covered work area and more stalls
are planned. Dallas will be an exhibitor’s "dream
facility” when work is completed.
Dr. Byron Landress reported that the 1967 Texas
Walking Horse Breeders’ Futurity was a success. For
information on the 1968 Futurity write Dr. J. Byron
Landress, 705 Walter Reed Blvd., Garland, Texas.
He will send you forms to nominate your stock.
Mrs. Kenneth Walker confirmed the rumor that the
Dallas Spring Show will be an all-jumper show. The
Walking Horse people will now join forces with the
Arabian and Saddle Horse fanciers to promote a show
in Dallas around the middle of June. This will be a
new show that will need the very best efforts of all
exhibitors.
The Association accepted the following officers for
1968: President - James G. Sears; Vice President -
Ernest Pickle; Secretary - Mrs. Lawrence L. Bush, Jr.;
Board of Directors - John Sharp, Dr. Boise Dixson,
Glen Loe, and A. C. McKinney.
The Association presents high point awards each
year to honor members who have worked hard to
make the shows successful. This year the highest
number of points were earned in the Ladies’ and
Men’s Amateur Classes. The awards were presented
as follows: Stallion - MACK KAY SHAMROCK, owned
by Mrs. Vickie George; Mare - SABRE’S STAR S
owned by Glen Loe; Gelding - SANDMAN’S BLACK
MAGIC, owned by Julia Buford; Ladies’ Amateur -
Mrs. R. S. Barnwell; Men’s Amateur - Shelby Loe;
Juvenile 14-18 - Julia Buford; Juvenile 14 & Under -
Cindy Clay; Equitation - Gene Hayle; Pleasure Horse
- SPACE CLIPPER, owned by Rex Frazier; Two-Year-
Old - EBONY’S MISTAKE, owned by C. C. Williams;
Three-Year-Old - MR. BINGO, owned by George Moore;
and Junior Horse - CRYSTAL BALL, owned by Mrs.
O. Lathrop.
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