1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 August Voice RS | Page 38

wood Stables and worked with John T. Carter for
eighteen months. Some of the horses he worked at
Robinwood were WARLOCK. MACKAY’S COUNTRY
SQUIRE, TOP TALENT, GO BOY’S NIGHT PROWL­
ER, ROGER’S BLACK GLORY, REGAL GOLD, THE
POLITICIAN, and a number of other top horses.
Windy Hills Stables was completed in the spring of
1967 and Tommy and his string of fine horses moved
in. He is still going strong, working twenty-two horses,
and has hired an assistant, Roger Henegar, who
works and also show's horses as well. In addition, he
has four other helpers on hand to assist him with
equipment, etc. Whenever the Windy Hills van pulls
in for a show-, the boys better have the best they’ve
got if they are going to beat Tommy.
There are excellent breeding facilities at Windy Hill.
Standing are: TH E GOLDEN PROMENADERby HALL
ALLEN and out of a LAST CHANCE mare, owned by
Dr. C. C. Chitwood: MIDNIGHT SPORTSMAN by MID­
NIGHT SUN and out of a MERRY BOY mare; and
MR. SUN by MIDNIGHT SUN and out of a LAST
CHANCE mare. THE GOLDEN PROMENADER is
the 1959 World Grand Champion Amateur Horse.
If you have never visited Tommy and Windy Hills
Stables, you should make it a 'must.’ You’ll find a
warm welcome there, and will see lots of activity and
enjoy relaxing in the spacious red-carpeted air-condi­
tioned Trophy Room. Tommy, the Slagles and the
Bow-mans invite you to come see them on Gap Creek
Road in Elizabethton, Tennessee.
UNDEFEATED!
THREE-YEAR-OLD
STALLION
WINK
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SUN’S HOLIDAY •
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Needs Your
Support
WHAT DO YOU LOOK
FOR IN A YOUNG
HORSE?
JOHNKY’S SO 80¥
OWNERS:
MR. & MRS. THOMAS EATON
M-fASNNVILLE
TENNESSEE
Contact: EATON BLOODSTOCK AGENCY ★ Highway 70, McMinnville, Tenn.
MR. THOMAS EATON, 615 / 473-2875 ★ At Stud: SUN'S HERO
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