1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 March Voice RS | Page 2

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CENTERVILLE, TENNESSEE
TWO-YEAR-OLD MARES
LANDLADY — A top Two-Year-Old Mare — Full
sister to TIGER LILLY and black as a you-know-
what. She is owned by Dennison & Underhill of
Dixon, Tennessee and has already attracted a lot
of attention.
EBONY’S FASCINATION - This is a fancy black
Two-Year-Old Mare that has great prospects. You
will see a lot of her this year. She is owned by
Mrs. Barbara Horn of Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
SHADY LADY — Another fine Two-Year-Old Mare,
this beautiful chestnut has all the attributes of
becoming one of the best. She is owned by
Harber & Cherry Stables and is already known
for her ability to walk.
KERRI’S DELIGHT — Owner Wilson Brazelton of
Nashville has reason to be proud of this pretty
black filly. She is making fine progress and
should be seen a lot this year.
TWO-YEAR-OLD STALLIONS
MIDNIGHT MERRY MACK — According to his
name, this Two-Year-Old Stallion should incor­
porate all the best of our major blood lines and
his recent improvement indicates that he just
might. He is owned by Boyd Roberts of Dixon,
Tennessee.
SUN’S SENSATION - Mr. and Mrs. John Englert
of Columbia, Tennessee are proud of this young
stallion and he should make a name for himself
in Two-Year-Old classes this year.
CAVALIER’S GO BOY - One of the best young
horses we have ever started, this big-going stal­
lion should also be known by the time the
season is over. He is owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Shelby Lilly of Jackson, Mississippi.
THREE-YEAR-OLD MARES
TIGER LILLY — This popular Three-Year-Old Mare
would have to head our list of contenders for
her class. She has grown since last season and
is set in her gaits. Owners Brazelton, Harber &
Cherry are ready to go with her.
SUMMER SONG — Owner Bruce Almeida of Kin­
ston, Alabama was pleased with this mare last
year and he should see a lot of her in the show­
ring this year. She has improved and is a good
one.
THREE-YEAR-OLD STALLIONS
THE PROFESSIONAL — Coming on strong and
making great improvement, this stallion should
live up to his name as he takes on the top
“pros” of his class.
SUN’S SPECIAL GUY - Owner Adele Harber of
Nashville is excited about the prospects of her
“guy” for 1969. He is a stout young horse with
a lot of ability and desire. Watch for him!
JUNIOR HORSES
TIGER BAY — There isn’t much we can add to the
reputation of this horse, except to say that he is
greatly improved over 1968. He is fat and has
settled down greatly to become a real threat to
Junior Classes for 1969. Go, TIGER! He is still
owned by Brazelton and Adele Harber.
JUVENILE HORSES
STING RAY — Miss Nancy Williams will again be
a threat on this fine Juvenile horse. She did well
last year and has improved for the 1969 season.
Watch for Nancy and STING RAY in Juvenile
Classes.
PONIES
DING-A-LING — Eddie and Suzanne Underhill feel
that they really have named this horse well. He
is a real “ding-a-ling” when it comes to the
showring and they should do well this season.
Watch for them!
DELIGHT’S DIAMOND — This one should make
a lot of people take notice in Amateur Classes
for 1969. David Harber owns him and has high
hopes of success this season.
We have worked hard all winter long and believe that we have a string of top stock for the 1969
season. We have high hopes for several of our Two-Year-Olds and look for continued improve­
ment in some of our older horses. Your continued support for Harber & Cherry Stables will be
greatly appreciated.
HARBER & CHERRY STABLES
CENTERVILLE, TENNESSEE
Trainer
BOB CHERRY