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How to Keep
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CISION. a big bay Junior hoise m
1967 that is aiming for stake class
competition in 1968. He has been
shown 22 times to win 17 blue rib­
bons in his career, and is owned by
Preston Richardson of St. Louis. Not
prone to let an enthusiastic audi­
ence escape, Don added to our con­
versation that he "has a full biothei
to him that should also make a
great horse.” If anyone is looking
for "one of them things” . . . chances
are this could be the place to get
him. Both of these horses are sired
by GO BOY’S COMMANDER, a fine
stallion that Don stands for the Walk­
ing Horse Association of Jefferson
City. Thus far they have done quite
well breeding him.
The whole Bolinger family enjoys
the horse business and, when possi­
ble, the six children help around the
barn. Connie, 18 years old, is in col­
lege and can’t do much, but sixteen-
year-old Wanda, thirteen-year-old
Vicki, eleven-year-old Kent and the
youngest, Gregg, who is ten years
old, all help as ground men and
grooms.
In addition to the stock we have
already mentioned, Don is working
the very well-known GUNSMOKE’S
FIRST LADY for Jane Richardson.
This fine mare has won over 67
blues in three years and recently
won the American Royal with Jane
in the saddle. Don also has a three-
year-old named AIR GUN, a black
shid by PIDDLEY, that is owned by
George Logan of Nevada, Mo. A
four-vear-old black mare WITCH
DOCTOR’S M