1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 February Voice RS | Page 39

LOWMAN
JOINS
VOICE
STAFF
GEORGIA WALKING HORSE
EXHIBITORS
ASSOCIATION
PROUDLY ANNOUNCES
In an effort to better serve the growing Walking
Horse public, the VOICE has hired Mr. Larry Lowman
of Murfreesboro, Tennessee as Assistant Editor. Larry
will work out of Middle Tennessee and will maintain
offices in Murfreesboro. His primary area of activity
will entail considerable travel to various parts of the
country to meet the publicity needs of the various
Walking Horse stables. He will work with trainers and
horse owners with their promotion and advertising
plans and will also cover horse shows for the VOICE.
Mr. Lowman is a native of North Carolina. He was
born in Valdese and started showing pleasure ponies
and fancy turnout ponies at the tender age of six. At
an early age he became interested in Tennessee Walk­
ing Horses, as did his father. Indirectly through this
interest, the Lowmans moved to Murfreesboro in 1964.
Larry has worked in various phases of the horse
business and for three years he was affiliated with the
Sam Paschal Stables in Murfreesboro. He assisted in
the breeding program of SETTING SUN, the 1958
World Grand Champion standing at Paschal Stables,
and also assisted in the training of some of the show
stock there. In 1967 Mr. Lowman established a small
training operation of his own and for the past two
years has worked and shown several horses under
his own stable name.
At present, Larry is a student at Middle Tennessee
State University. He has been majoring in pre-veterin-
ary studies but will shortly change his major to journ­
alism and continue his studies in this field. He will
continue as an Assistant Editor of the VOICE Publish­
ing Company while finishing his education at M.T.S.U.
As his background indicates, Larry Lowman is well-
qualified to work in all areas of horse activity and
comes well recommended for this job. He will be de­
lighted to hear from you and will try to include as
many stables as possible in his schedule of "barn­
storming” throughout the country. Anyone interested
in contacting Mr. Lowman can write Route 3, Pitts
Lane, Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37130, or phone Mur­
freesboro 896-1589 or Tullahoma 455-4111.
Ml? Arm
Walking Sjrrrfir ^tahlra
Reliable and Dependable
Specializing in Amateur Horses
BOARDING AND TRAINING
Owner:
Manager & Trainer:
MR. & MRS. PETER J. LIVOLSI
ROBERT S. MORRIS
R.D. 5, Menoher Heights, Johnstown, Penn. Phone [phone]
TENTATIVE HORSE SHOW
SCHEDULE for 1969
SAT. NO. SHOW-TOWN
DATE
March
13
EVANS
29
14
COMER • ADAIRSVILLE
April 5
April 12
15
OPEN
April 19
16
•'STONE MOUNTAIN
Booker T. Washington April 25
17
THOMASVILLE—Atlanta (Al Holt)
18
May 3
MILLEDGEVILLE
19
WASHINGTON • NEWNAN
May 10
20
DALTON . COMMERCE
COLUMBUS
May 17
May 24
21
ALBANY
May 31
22
CUTHBERT • TALLAPOOSA
23
ATLANTA • ROSSVILLE
June 7
THOMSON
,
June
11
BOWDEN
Wed.
24
MACON
June 13 & 14
June 21
25
CHATTAHOOCHEE
June 28
26
MONTICELLO
27
July 5
CHATTSWORTH
July 12
28
CEDARTOWN . LUMPKIN
29
July 19
CARTERSVILLE
30
RINGGOLD . TUCKER
July 26
STATESBORO
Aug. 2
31
BUFORD
32
Aug. 9
BREMAN
Aug. 16
33
OPEN
34
Aug. 23
OPEN
Aug. 30
35
CELEBRATION
Sept. 6
36
CELEBRATION
Sept. 13
37
CALHOUN • CAIRO
38
Sept. 20
AMERICUS
39
BAINBRIDGE
Sept. 27
40
CHATSWORTH (held at Calhoun) Oct. 4
41
Oct. 11
ASHBURN
42
Oct. 18
WARNER ROBINS
''Formal Written Request for This Date Received
SPONSORED BY
GWHEA GENERAL MEMBERSHIP