1969 Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1969 May Voice RS | Page 63

PREMIER
SIRE OF
1963 WORLD GRAND
CHAMPION TENNESSEE
WALKING HORSE
A ten-year-old stallion. Standing 15.3 hands high. Well known for his remarkable feats as a show
horse and amazing ability as a producer of colts of worth.
SUN’S DELIGHT was sired by JOE LOUIS ALLEN (registered as MIDNIGHT SUN 410751), a well-
known stallion of the Walking Horse breed now deceased. He is out of a mare known as WILSON
SNIP’S CHANCE, herself a dam of note who has distinguished the breed considerably.
MIDNIGHT SUN was by WILSON’S ALLEN, he by ALLEN DENMARK (registered as ROAN
ALLEN F-38) and he by ALLEN, Registered No. 30, the horse owned so long by James R. Brant­
ley (now deceased) of Noah, Tennessee. Registered as ALLAN F-l (note spelling! with this breed,
ALLEN was by ALLENDORF and he by ONWARD, reported to be the best of all stallions. His
dam was sired by ROYAL DENMARK, owned by W. M. Kirby, of Bowling Green, Ky., and
ROYAL DENMARK was sired by the renowned OLD ARTIST, he by GREAT KING WILLIAM, he
by WASHINGTON DENMARK, he by GAINES’S DENMARK, he by the old four-mile racer
DENMARK, and he by imported HEDGEFORD.
His second dam was sired by BULLET, JR., he by TOLBERT FANNING'S VERMONT and he by
GIFFORD MORGAN. His third dam was sired by ERONHART’S BROOKS, of Bedford county.
Contact Harlin Hayes, Franklin, Tennessee
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Phone [phone]
Owned by MR. FRAY ESCUE, Hebron, Kentucky
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Fee: $300
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