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REBEL MAID
Without a doubt, this is the greatest
show mare ever to be sold at auc­
tion. This great mare ended her
1968 career by winning the Aged
Mare Class at the Dixie Jubilee,
defeating the best in the nation.
All last year she was shown by
her trainer, Neil Robinson, and
Sharon Terry to tie first and second
in professional and amateur classes.
In 1969, she has won nine blues to
date, including the mare classes at
Searcy, Ark.; Trenton, Tenn.; Ger­
mantown, Tenn.; Nettleton, Miss.;
and Pontotoc, Miss. Many horse­
men say that she is the best three-
gaited mare showing today .This is
her second year to be shown, and
she has a great future.
2. MR. GO BOY T. — Yearling chestnut stallion,
fourteen hands and ready for a saddle. Undefeated
in halter classes. Won Mississippi State Champion
4-H Weanling Class in 1968, shown by Fletcher Ter­
ry. Dam by TOP WILSON.
3. EDNA’S MAGIC MAN — The best pony showing
:oday! We realize that we just made a broad state­
ment, but wait until you see Fletcher ride this pony
before forming an opinion. Sired by GO BOY’S MA­
GIC and out of the famous pony mare EDNA GEE.
4. THE RED BARON T. — Chestnut stallion, aged
five. Broke and shown by Charles Graves, Stratford,
Mo. to win 46 ribbons as a two- and three-year-old.
Will C. Terry bought him last May, and has won 19
first and second place ribbons with him in amateur
and professional classes. The best money can buy.
Ask Dr. Porter Rodgers, Jr. about him. A profes­
sional trainer has never worked this horse. Ride him,
and you will buy him.
5. SPIRIT’S LUCKY BOY — Two-year-old sorrel colt
by SPIRIT OF MIDNIGHT ready to show. High­
headed and can stroll. Amateur broke.
6. MAKER’S DELIGHT - Sorrel stallion by SUN’S
DELIGHT, and out of a MERRY MAKER mare. Can
do three gaits to perfection. Amateur broke. Pretty
as any horse.
7. MIDNIGHT BLUE BOY T. - Seven-year-old
dapple-grey gelding, white mane and tail, ready for
a lady for juvenile. Beautiful! Fifteen hands, and
can beat the best. Ideal for 15.2 and under, amateur,
or professional classes. A head-shaking walking rascal.
SHARON TERRY