1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 August Voice RS | Page 161

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BUD DUNN
STABLES
FLORENCE, ALABAMA
SILVER SENSATION — A three-year-old roan
stallion, this fine young horse promises to have a
great future. Watch for him! Owned by Lloyd
Moore, Florence, Alabama.
• SATAN’S SHADOW - A fine black three-year-
old stallion that is on the way to the “big time.
Owned by Jack Brewer, Florence, Alabama, and
Herman Keeton, Red Bay, Alabama.
• PERFECTION’S HEIRESS - A truly outstanding
GO BOY’S DRUMSONG - A black junior stal­
lion that should be ready for the best by Cele­
bration time. He is owned by Herman Keeton,
Red Bay, Alabama.
two-year-old mare. By SUN DUST PERFECTION,
this black filly should do well. Owned by Dr.
B. S. Henry, Russellville, Alabama, and Bud Dunn.
• EBONY’S HARVEST MOON - A bay stallion
that should do well in any junior class. Owned
by Hulon Newton, Anderson, Alabama.
SUNDUST JULIET — A chestnut mare owned by
Buddy Bradford of Russellville, Alabama. She is
one of those good ones. Watch her in her class.
• QUICKSILVER — A pretty blue roan, this fine
two-year-old by CARBON COPY is a stallion to
watch in his class. He is owned by David Gwalt-
ney of Collierville, Tennessee.
ROYAL FLUSH — This black two-year-old stal­
lion is a Futurity colt. He has been worked slow­
ly as a young horse and is coming on well. He
is by GO BOY’S SUNDUST and is owned by Dr.
B. S. Henry, Russellville, Alabama, and Lewis
Bickerstaff, High Point, North Carolina.
• SUN’S MIDNIGHT GAL - A junior mare that
can go with the best . . . this black beauty is
owned by Dr. H. E. Whitlock, Muscle Shoals,
Alabama.
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