1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 August Voice RS | Page 58

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• REMEMBER BACK WHEN . . .” (1) J. R. Brantley,
Manchester, Tn., riding a grandson of BLACK AI^
LEN while Dr. W. B. Boyd, who conceived the idea
of having a "celebration," accompanies him in the
first Celebration parade in 1939. □ (2) Don McNeil,
long-time star of radio’s "Breakfast Club,” was initi­
ated when he got off the train in Wartrace to attend
the Celebration. Don is riding STROLLING JIM.
that year’s stake winner. □ (3) Jack Baker, another
favorite radio personality, takes his turn on STROL­
LING JIM. □ (-4) Nine-month-old Flora Fritzsche,
Bedford County's youngest Walking Horse fancier