1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 May Voice RS | Page 27

Don Whittenburg, they manage to work eleven horses
every evening for both amateur and open competition.
Among the fine horses they have this year is SUN’S
TROUBLE MAKER, a big-lick horse owned and shown
by Judy Henry. She has shown him several times
this year and, at the Etowah Horse Show in Tennes­
see, captured an impressive blue. Another amateur
horse that is doing well is HILLBILLY, a fine black
stallion owned and shown by Eddie Brown of Tyner,
Tennessee. Denise Henry, their twelve-year-old daugh­
ter, is busy showing SIR HENRY’S LADY LEE with
great success, and son David, a six-year-old, is win­
ning his share of lead-line classes.
TTie Henry Stables is pleased with the progress of
a two-year-old filly owned by Jim and Elaine Bartlett
as well as MACK K’S SENSATION, a black amateur
horse shown by the Bartletts. Walter Stack has an
amateur gelding, MAC’S MERRY BOY; and Becky
Woodeson of Chattanooga has a fine Pleasure Walker.
With these, plus EBONY’S RHYTHM, a two-year-old
stallion, and JET’S JUBILEE, a bay gelding, Wayne
Henry and his staff of helpers have their hands full.
We have been particularly pleased with the calibre
of their stock and the manner in which they present
them at horse shows. If you are ever in the East Ten­
nessee area, make it a point to drop by to see Wayne
and his'friends. They can show you some pretty good
stock . . . and you might even see a "diamond in the
rough”!
DONALD PASCHAL STABLES
Donald Paschal and GO BOY’S CHATTERBOX will
be heading for the big stake this year for Dr. C. L.
Sexton. Donald tells us that he working greater than
ever this year. Also for Dr. Sexton, Donald will be
showing HANDSHAKER’S DELIGHT in the Junior
Class. This is the horse that Doug Wolaver made such
a great show with last year at the Celebration.
Anytime you visit the Paschal Stables in Woodbury,
Tennessee you will find Donald and Carlton Pitts
working horses. They have a stable full and, along
with standing last year’s World Champion GO BOY’S
ROYAL HEIR, they run a busy establishment. They
have already bred over 100 mares to ROYAL HEIR
and have more coming in, with a very high percents
age of mares in foal.
In the two-year-old division they are working eight
horses. One is a good bay SHADOW filly out of a
SOCIETY MAN mare owned by Dr. Sexton that they
may not show this year. Also for Dr. Sexton they
have a black colt by ROYAL HEIR out of a MACK
K mare. For Mr. Turner of Nolensville, Tennessee
they will be showing a real good black filly by MID­
NIGHT ON PARADE K and a sorrel filly my MERRY
GO BOY for Byron Rogers of Rogersville, Tennessee.
Roy Delbridge of Gallatin has a long-necked colt by
SPIRIT OF MIDNIGHT that is really fine.
In the three-year-old division they’re working a
SUN’S DELIGHT mare for Harold Spivey of Nash­
ville; a SUN’S DELIGHT mare for Dr. Carl Adams
of Murfreesboro; a red roan by CARBON COPY for
Mr. Nelms of Nashville; and a real good stallion by
SUN’S DELIGHT for Uluos Allen of Franklin, Ky.
For their four-year-old entry, Donald and Carlton are
working a sorrel SUN’S DELIGHT mare for Mr. Allen
in Kentucky that is working real good.
In the aged competition will be a six-year-old SUN’S
DELIGHT stallion for Mr. Dickell of Athens, Georgia,
and a five-year-old stallion for Roy Delbridge. A top
mare owned by Donald, TRIPLE TREAT, will be walk­
ing out of this stable and she does that every step of
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the way. She was reserve at the Celebration last year!
JIMMY GRAY STABLES
Down in Evans, Georgia, Jimmy Gray has twenty-
two horses in training in his stable. One of the most
talked-about horses that Jimmy has ever ridden is a
three-year-old bay stallion by the late GO BOY’S LIM­
OUSINE owned by Eugene Youmans of Baxley.
In the aged stallion classes Jimmy will show LIM­
OUSINE’S AGENT by GO BOY’S LIMOUSINE out
of an old MERRY BOY mare. This is a top horse that
has excellent conformation and is black. In the aged
mare classes will be LIMOUSINE’S STARLIGHT, con­
sidered to be one of the top mares in the country,
owned by Jimmy Elliott of Evans. An aged gelding
competitor will be GO BOY’S VARIETY, owned by
Variety Food Stores of Augusta. For Mrs. J. L. Dye
of Augusta, a four-year-old black stallion out of a
SHADOW mare just won the North Augusta junior
class.
Jimmy says he has several horses for sale that he
and severa