Voice of The Tennessee Walking Horse

JUNE 2017
VOLUME 56 | NO. 3

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Cover Features Columns

I AM MIGHTY JOSE 8 WALKING FOR CANCER 4 FROM THE EXECUTIVE
• Gulf Coast Charity Horse Show Two-Year- HORSE SHOW DIRECTOR

Old Amateur Stallion Champion with Jason 12 TIPS ON CLEANING 6 FROM YOUR PRESIDENT
Myatt and Two-Year-Old Stallion Riders’ Cup YOUR TACK
Champion with Charlie Green Every Issue
16 FAST GALA
Rider: JASON MYATT 30 HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY
Owned by: Jerry and Jason Myatt Family, 17 2017 FAST SPRING 32 STALLION DIRECTORY
Alvaton, Kentucky SHOWCASE 32 ADVERTISERS’ INDEX
IBC FOTO FINALE
20 BURCH FARM

23 GULF COAST CHARITY
HORSE SHOW

27 TWHYA CREATIVE CONTEST

31 FOND FAREWELL

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FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | GENERAL EDITOR

TWHBEA – Lewisburg TWHBEA Staff

RORY R. WILLIAMS (931) 359-1574 • Fax: (931) 359-2539
250 N. Ellington Pkwy. • Lewisburg, TN 37091
Executive Director|General Editor
www.twhbea.com
June has come upon us so very quickly this year, it’s hard Executive Director
to fathom the rest of the year moving as quickly. But, for
sure it will. The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Rory Williams
Exhibitors’ Association staff have been extremely busy this Executive Assistant
spring working for you and the breed. Amazingly, very little has been left undone
or missed. Diane White
Receptionist
Some of the things going on around here are computer conversions, new phone
system service and website updates, remodeling and roof replacement and of Gloria Rambo
course conducting the business of the registry as fast and accurately as possible for Database Administrator
all our customers.
Rickey Clardy
We appreciate the leadership provided to us by the Executive Committee and Sales Support Staff and Facilities Manager
their experience in the industry lends necessary and sometimes sage guidance to
the staff. Many thanks to Mr. Walt Chism and his mentorship in all areas of this Paulette Ewing
headquarter's operation – his counsel is directly responsible for our success. Admin and Marketing Production Manager

The business is maintaining a steady but slow incline yet registrations, transfers Kristen Corbin
and memberships are still under our target and the year over year amounts we’d Registry
like. So, please spread the word to get new foals registered, renew memberships
and transfer horses that you buy/sell… it truly keeps the pedigrees and ownership Annette Rodgers & Marilyn Walker
trails up to date and in line with the primary mission of the association: to collect, Membership Recruiting/Magazine Sales
record and preserve the pedigree of the Tennessee Walking Horse.
Carol Wakefield
As for the Voice magazine, we need your advertisements and your stories – Sponsorship Recruiting
everyone has a story to tell of their lives in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry
and we want to help you tell yours. New savings are passed on to all of you for Jane Moore
ads, barn/farm/family stories and pictures of your wonderful horses. Call in and
talk to the staff and tell the world what your [story] is. TWHBEA Executive
Committee
So much more to do and so little time every day – we wish all of you the best in
life, prosperity and health – back to work now. See you all around the office or President
the show or the community.God bless. David W. Williams

The Voice Magazine Staff The Voice, the Official Breed Journal, Senior Vice President
(USPS 663-040) (ISSN 0505-8813) Charles Gleghorn
General Editor is published bimonthly
Rory Williams • [email protected] by TWHBEA Secretary
James Heiting, Esq
Ad Sales 250 N. Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg, TN 37091.
Carol Wakefield • (931) 993-6333 Periodicals postage paid at Lewisburg, Breeders Vice President
Tennessee & additional mailing offices. Carrie Benedict
Sales Support/Graphics Canada Post International Publications
Paulette Ewing • (931) 359-0593 Owners/Exhibitors/International Vice
Mail Product Sales Agreement #1189689. President
Production Provider POSTMASTER: Send address changes to
Open Look Business Solutions Keegan Meadows
The Voice, P.O. Box 286, Lewisburg, Training/Equine Welfare Vice President
TN 37091
Stephen B. Smith
The opinions and statements expressed in TWHBEA Membership: Marketing Vice President
articles and advertising are not necessarily the $75 One-eighteenth which is for a
viewpoint or position of the staff or magazine. subscription to The Voice for the dues period. Ashley Wadsworth
The Voice is not responsible for opinions and Administrative/Fiscal/Audit Vice President
statements expressed in articles and paid Non-member subscription:
advertisements. We reserve the right to refuse One year: $36 • Two years: $65 Nancy Lynn Greene
unsolicited material and advertising. Reproduction Performance Horse Vice President
of advertising or editorial material without the Three years: $90
permission of the publisher is strictly prohibited. Canadians, add $10/year, residents of Ford Gates
other foreign countries add $20/year and Pleasure Horse Vice President

submit U. S. funds. Margo Urad
Member At Large Bylaws/Enforcement
Vice President

Robin Webb, Esq.
Member at Large/Youth Vice President

Allison Thorson

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FROM YOUR PRESIDENT

An exciting time you have available to market. I have seen more foals of
of the year; our late selling still nursing their mothers than at any time in
show season is the past. By registering your foals, early buyers can locate
in full swing; many new them via Ipeds, our online registry listing of all Tennessee
foals are roaming the Walking Horses ever registered. If they’re not registered it
pastures and weekend is very difficult for the buyers to find them. If you have a
trail rides are becoming a unique or rare bloodline, a unique or rare color or a foal
weekly event. The many by some of the most popular stallions, registration which
facets of enjoyment of in turn immediately lists them on Ipeds is your way of
our wonderful breed the showcasing your breeding program to the World.
Tennessee Walking Horse
are easily seen this time As a trail rider, there are endless miles and miles of
of year. beautiful trails in the United States and all over the World
for the trail rider to enjoy nature and the friendships of
As a person who has shown, I encourage all to attend other trail riders. I myself wouldn’t want to attempt to go
your local shows, enjoy the beautiful horses but added that many miles except on a Tennessee Walking Horse.
to that enjoy the camaraderie of your fellow Tennessee Our breeds’ durability and signature smooth ride is World
Walking Horse lovers. The shows are extremely fun renowned.
events with each locale having their own signature Enjoy this time of year,
concessions identity. The Food Network should do a
show on the top ten horse show concession items.

As a breeder, this is the time to get those beautiful foals David W. Williams
registered, not only to add to the recorded history of that President TWHBEA
bloodline, but to allow the public to know what great foals

Work
Hard

Play
Hard

Live
Right

www.lewisburgtn.gov

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WALKING FOR CANCER HORSE SHOW

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Cancer Horse
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Show

The Walking For Cancer Horse Show was held
April 22, 2017 at the Champions Arena on the
Celebration grounds in Shelbyville, Tennessee.

The Bedford Cancer Foundation helps local
cancer patients and this is one of their major
fundraisers. This year's show was in memory of
the late Larry Lowman. Jamie Hankins was the

judge for this 30 class event.
Rainy weather and cool temperatures did not
dampen the excitement for He’s Unleashed and
Chad Williams who claimed the Walking For
Cancer Championship Stake class for owners
Evergreen Walking Horse Farm. Magic’s Pure
Ritz and Jimmy McConnell walked their way to

the reserve for owner Lisa McMahan.
Congratulations to all the winners and thanks
to all the exhibitors for supporting the Bedford

Cancer Foundation.

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TACK CLEANING

tips on

Tackcleaning your
Since leather is a natural fiber, subject to damage from moisture, bacteria and high heat, it can easily
break down if not protected from these elements. Here are a few tips for you to prolong the life of your
equipment.

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You need to remove as much of the salt from sweat as you can and TACK CLEANING
float out the dirt particles, with saddle soap and warm water. Work up
a lather on the leather using a brush with soap and warm water, and VOICE • JUNE 2017
use a sponge to flush it clean. Washing with warm water opens the
pores of the leather to float out dirt particles that have penetrated it.

When cleaning leather, many people think that leather and water
are a bad combination, but water is hard on leather only if the leather
is wet for an extended time. Using a glycerin liquid soap and working
up a lather and wiping it off, and not using water doesn’t remove all
the dirt.

If it has been awhile since a saddle or bridle was thoroughly cleaned,
take it apart to clean it. This gets the dirt out from under the buckles,
and you can tell if any of the leather is getting worn.

After cleaning, let the leather dry at room temperature. If the leather
seems dry and hard, use a very high grade of oil to replace what time
and washing has removed. You will be able to tell how much oil to use,
because dry leather will absorb it in. It is best to have the oil warm, it
will dissipate into the leather fibers more readily. After oiling let it sit
for a few hours, or until the next day, feel the leather again. If it still
feels brittle and dry, it needs more oil. If it feels pliable move on to the
next step.

After the leather is pliable again, you can go ahead and apply saddle
dressing or saddle butter to seal and protect it better. It is best if both
the wax and the leather are warm for optimal absorption. These
products contain beeswax and other hard waxes, and if the leather is
cold, the product will merely cake onto the outer surface rather than
penetrate. A blow dryer may be used to help break down the wax. If
you can get some penetration with the wax-based product, then when
the leather cools the wax hardens. That is how you get the sealing
effect that works so well as a moisture barrier. Use a piece of soft cloth
and buff any excess wax off.

How to Tackle Mold and Mildew in Your Leather

If you have noticed a mold problem such as powdery blue and/
or green coatings and spots, there are some simple steps to take to
remove the mold and prevent it returning.

Using cloths, which you don’t mind throwing away because they
will be contaminated with mold spores, take your leather outside and
remove all the visible mold and mildew. It is important to take outside
to clean as not to get mold spores in the air and contaminate other
tack. Use an old tooth brush to reach into crevices and stitched areas.

Mold can be killed by mixing one of these products 50-50 with
water: alcohol, ammonia, bleach, baking soda or white vinegar. When
finished cleaning and killing the mold let dry and oil and finish as
previously stated.

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FAST GALA

The Inaugural FAST Gala started off the fun filled weekend Thursday, April 13th at the Blue Ribbon Circle on the
Celebration grounds. The red carpet was pulled out for an elegant evening and delicious dinner in celebration of the
Tennessee Walking Horse industry. Live and silent auctions were a great success with such items as diamonds, trips, and a

Polaris. More than $45,000 was raised during the evening for the FAST Legal Fund.

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2017 FAST SPRING SHOWCASE

The 2017 FAST Spring Showcase took place April 14 and 15th at the Calsonic Arena in Shelbyville, Tennessee. Judges for
the event were, Smokey Carswell, Bill Reel and Sam Sorrell marking the cards for the 341 entries, unanimously in 25 out of

the 52 classes.
Mr. Heisman and Brandye Mills captured the Walking Horse Championship Class for owners Randall and Sadie Baskin.
$500 was donated by FAST for the most entries, this was won by Charlie Green. Two other bonus were given in two class.
Jerry Beaty won $150 given in the Aged Mares and Gelding class, donated by Gulf Coast Charity. Brandye Mills won $500

bonus donated by FAST in the stake class.
Proceeds from this show and the gala raised $115,000 for the Walking Horse Legal Fund thanks to all the hard work of

organizers and sponsors.
It was a great weekend that started off with glitz and glamour and ended with Mr. Heisman being crowned 2017 FAST
Spring Showcase Grand Champion. Along the way a lot was raised for the legal fund and a great time was had by all.

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2017 FAST SPRING SHOWCASE

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BURCH FARM

BURCH FARM

As a boy, Webby Burch would ride by Pinewood Stables Mudslide’s Brother, a full brother to the great Mud Slide
owned by Donald Franks in Booneville, Mississippi Slim. Webby also has Bet on Shaker, a black stallion that is
and want one of the ponies in the field. Now years a full brother to Shakes Little Midnight, multi world grand
later he is breeding Tennessee Walking Horse ponies that are champion lead line pony. Both are registered Tennessee
directly from Mr. Franks’ stock. Webby has tried other breeds, Walking Horses and around 13 hands. You can see that
but really thinks the [Tennessee] Walking Horse is the greatest these little horses have excellent bloodlines as he leads them
breed. Webby, as Mr. Franks did, thinks there is a market for out. Webby said he, “I want to keep the bloodlines pure and
the walking ponies. The small size does not intimidate a child, true so I chose not to breed to outside mares.” He breeds
they are beautiful, have a great gait and gentle disposition, but to his mares, which also go back to Mr. Franks’ ponies, and
also large enough for an adult to ride. offers the offspring for sale.

Burch Farm has two stallions' Little Jimmy Dickens, a Burch Farm is in College Grove, Tennessee and owned
black and white spotted stallion, has bloodlines that go to by Webby and Sally Burch, and has been in business since

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BURCH FARM

1968. They have two children, Rachel and Webb.
Webby trained [Tennessee] Walking Horses for
many years, and worked with Jack Warren in
the early days and worked with such horses as,
World Grand Champion Magic’s Calico Boy. He
is now running his business as a boarding stable
and raising walking ponies. Melissa Teaney works
at Burch Farm and among other things has the
job of breaking the two-year-old ponies to ride.
She said, “because of the gentle disposition they
are a pleasure to work with.” Webb also works at
Burch Farm, hauling horses, breeding, mowing
or anything that just needs to be done.

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GULF COAST CHARITY HORSE SHOW

Panama City Beach , Florida hosted the Gulf Coast Charity Horse Show April VOICE • JUNE 2017
27-29, 2017, at the Frank Brown Park. Judges for the 56 classes were Rollie
Beard, Joe Herald and Don Milligan. Everyone enjoys this show, not just for the
competition, but the beach and seafood make it an extra special treat. Numbers

of entries were down but not the quality of horses in attendance.

I’m Mayhem and Rodney Dick claimed the Gulf Coast Charity Grand Champions
title for owners Dowell and Coleman of Powell, Ohio and Unionville, Tennessee.

Mr. Heisman and Brandye Mills walked to reserve championship honors for
owners Randall and Sadie Baskin, Franklin, Tennessee.

Congratulations to all the winners at the Gulf Coast Charity Horse Show.

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Capture the moment, paint a picture, and tell us a story!

DEADLINE: AUGUST 1

TWHYASM Creative Contests gives you the opportunity to
combine your creativity with your love for Tennessee Walking
Horses. Its fun and easy! Share your artistic abilities and have a
chance to win prizes, ribbons and certificates! All Entries will be
displayed at the National Celebration. Winners will be acknowl-
edged in the VoiceTM magazine and recognized in center ring at the
National Celebration.

AGE DIVISIONS

6 and Under 7 - 11 12-17

Art CATEGORIES

Pencil Drawings Creative Writing
Oil/Pastel/Watercolor Poetry (50 word minimum)
Paintings Essay or Short Story (350-500 words)
Three-dimensional Art

Multi-Media Photo

Promotional Commercial (30-120 seconds) Black & White
Musical CD/DVD (3-5 minutes) Color

You must be a TWHYASM member
to participate. If you are not currently
a member you can Join Now for only $20
a year! For information on other programs
and benefits of becoming a member please
visit www.twhbea.com
For information on the Creative Contests,
please contact Paulette Ewing at (931) 359-0593
or email [email protected].

Creative Contests
art • photo • creative writing

Capture the moment, paint a picture,
and tell us a story!

RULES & ELIGIBILITY

1. You must be a TWHYASM member to participate. PHOTO
2. All entries must depict the Tennessee Walking Horse. • Judged 50% on visual effect and 50% on technique.
3. All entries must be the exclusive work of the TWHYA • Photos can be a maximum of 4” x 6”,
member submitting the entry. mounting is desired but not required.
4. All entries will become the exclusive property of TWHBEASM. • Limit of three (3) entries per youth member.
5. TWHYA members can submit more than one entry form,
however one entry form must be attached to each submission. CREATIVE WRITING
Poems (50 word minimum)
ART Essay or Short Story (350-500 words)
• Judged 50% on creativity and 50% on technique. Theme for 2017 . . .
• Limit of three (3) entries per youth member. “The Tennessee Walking Horse to me is . . . ” or “My favorite experi-
ence with a Tennessee Walking Horse. . . “
• Judged 50% on originality of thought and ability
to convey message, 25% on creativity, and 25%
on grammar and neatness.
• All entries must be typed.
ENTRY FORM • Limit of one (1) entry per category.

Entries must be postmarked by August 1. Please print clearly. Fill out this form, attach to submission and mail to:
TWHYA Creative Contests, Attn: Paulette Ewing, P.O. Box 286 • Lewisburg, TN 37091

Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________

City: __________________________________ State: ___________________ Zip: _____________________

Phone: ________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________

Birthdate: ______________________________ Age as of January 1, 2017___________________________

Category:

ART o Pencil Drawing o Oil/Pastel/Watercolor Painting o Three-dimensional Art
o Color o Promotional Commercial
PHOTO o Black & White
o Essay or Short Story o Textile
CREATIVE WRITING o Poetry

For more information about the Creative Contests or questions regarding materials and guidelines, please contact Paulette
Ewing at (931) 359-0593 or email [email protected]



HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY

ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS & FINANCING • RUSS THOMPSON STABLES -
REGISTRIES TRAINING AND BREEDING FACILITY
• FARM CREDIT MID-AMERICA, 2656 (B-S-T) Gaited pleasure horses for sale
• CELEBRATION, INC., P. O. Box 1010, US-43 Lawrenceburg, TN 38464; at all times. Russ Thompson and Jamey
Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/684-5915, 931/829-2178; website: https://e- Thompson, trainers, 15231 Pine Lane,
fax 931/684-5949, email: twhnc@ farmcredit.com. Chino Hills CA 91709; 909/880-3340
twhnc.com, website: www.twhnc.com. stable, 909/597-1171 res., 909/226-
HORSE EQUIPMENT 9671 Russ cell, website: www.
• SPOTTED SADDLE HORSE russthompsonstables.com.
BREEDERS AND EXHIBITORS • BEDFORD TACK, INC., 8 miles north
ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 1046, 2519 of Shelbyville in Deason, 148 Edd Joyce FLORIDA
Hwy 231 N, Shelbyville TN 37162; Road, Bell Buckle TN 37020. Order toll
phone 931/684-7496, fax 931/684- free: 800/523-4971, 931/437-2211 fax. • DARBY OAKS STABLES (B-BR-C-
7215, email: [email protected], CT-E-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) Wayne Conkle,
website: www.sshbea.org. • NATIONAL BRIDLE SHOP, 603 trainer, 595 County Road 552, Bushnell
Evans Street, P. O. Box 926, Shelbyville FL 33513; 352/568-2001, fax 352/568-
• WALKING HORSE TRAINERS’ TN 37162; 931/359-3210, orders 3351, email: [email protected].
ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 61, 800/251-3474, Fax 931/359-8551,
Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/684- email: [email protected], website: IDAHO
5866, 931/684-5895 fax, email: www.nationalbridle.com.
[email protected], website: www. • FALLEN TREE RANCH (B-BR-C-PL-S)
walkinghorsetrainers.com. • THE WINNER’S CIRCLE, 603 Gale Burns, owner, 993 S. Round
Evans Street, Shelbyville TN 37160; Rock Ranch Road, King Hill ID 83633;
AWARDS 931/684-2912, 800/298-7398, email: 208/366-2257 res., 208/484-5115 cell.
[email protected], website: www.
• L & M AWARDS, “We make the awards wcircle.com. ILLINOIS
world champions wear,” Heather Beard,
owner, 619 Madison Street, Shelbyville PROPERTY • AZTLAN FARMS (AI-B-BD-BR-C-H-
TN 37160; 931/684-0010, 931/684- PL-S-SH) Brad Woodruff, owner, 18875
0011 fax, email: [email protected], • SETTLEMENT AT THOMAS DIVIDE, Atterberry Street, Petersburg IL 62675;
website: www.LandMawards.com. 234 Welch Road, P. O. Box 965, 217/652-6661, email: aztlanfarms@yahoo.
Bryson City NC 28713; 828-788-3648. com, website: www.aztlanfarms.com.
BUSINESS
STABLES/FARMS MICHIGAN
• LYNCHBURG CAKE AND CANDY
CO.,134 Cashion Road, Lynchburg TN ARIZONA • BRANAM’S TRIPLE OAK FARM
37352; 931-759-7441. (AI-B-BD-BR-C-H-PL-S-SH) Brad
• ROCKAWAY HILLS RANCH, LLC Woodruff, owner, 18875 Atterberry Street,
EQUINE APPAREL (B-BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PH-PL-S-SP- Petersburg IL 62675; 217/652-6661,
T-V) Curt and Amy Rosemann, owners/ email: TripleOakFarm.com, website: www.
• MARSHA’S ON THE SQUARE, trainers, 5601 E. Yucca Rd., Cave Creek [email protected].
Custom and ready-to-wear riding AZ 85331; 408/488-3999, 480/998-
and driving apparel, both English and 2388, Amy cell, email: info@rockaway- MISSISSIPPI
Western; Marsha Shepard, owner; hills-ranch.com, website: rockaway-
Barbara Turner, manager; 115 South hills-walkers.com. • DALE WATTS STABLES (B-CT-S-
Side Square, Shelbyville TN 37160; SH-T) Dale, Josh, and Jonathan Watts,
931/684-3500; email: marshadea@msn. ARKANSAS trainers. Lucy Watts, manager. 4025
com, website: www.mdarriaga.com. Hwy. 51-N, Summit MS 39666; Dale,
• ARKANSAS WALKERS (B-BR-C-CT- 601/660-6194; Josh, 601/748-0148;
EQUINE FEEDS PL-S-SP-T-V) Jill Roberson, owner/ Jonathan, 601/810-2269; email:
trainer, Gravette, Arkansas. Raising and [email protected].
• ALLFEED/HILLSBORO FEED training well gaited colorful walkers. 479-
COMPANY, All Feed-No Filler; Safe 263-3550; [email protected]. MISSOURI
feed for your champions. Made with the
great walking horse in mind. Tennessee/ CALIFORNIA • 4-J LAND & CATTLE CO. AND 4-J
Joe Green, Sr. (931)310-0063, Email: BIG PINEY HORSE CAMP 19099
[email protected], Plant: P.O. • POLLACK’S SILVER SPUR RANCH Salina Road, P. O. Box 308, Waynesville
Box 125, Hillsboro,Alabama 35643 (AI-B-BD-BR-C-F-H-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T) MO 65583; 573-774-2986, 573-
Wanda Pollack, owner, Lindsey Luna, 774-6879 or 573-774-2211; website:
EQUINE PUBLICATIONS trainer, 14990 Columbet Avenue, San www.4-J.net.
Martin CA 95046; 408/778-9745 stable,
• VOICE OF THE TENNESSEE 931/205-2173 Luna, 408/867-7360 MONTANA
WALKING HORSE, Official Breed fax, email: [email protected].
Journal, P.O. Box 286, 250 North • BREEZIE ACRES RANCH (B-BR-C-
Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg TN 37091; PL-S-SH) Marsha Wickman owner, 518
931/359-1574; website: www. County Line Road, Ft. Shaw MT 59443;
twhbea.com. 406/467-3750 phone/fax, 406/788-
5802 cell.

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HORSEMAN’S DIRECTORY

NEW JERSEY • JERRY WILLIAMS STABLES at SAND NETHERLANDS
CREEK FARM (B-CT-S-SH-T) Jerry • LITTLE AMERICA (AI-B-BD-BR-
• HABANERO HOLLOW (BD-PL-SH) Williams, trainer. 931/224-4191.
Dr. Carol Lamberson and Mike Wallace, C-CT-E-H-L-PL-RH-S-SH-T-V)
owners, 34 Toad Lane, Ringoes • SAMARA FARMS (B-BR-S) MaryanZyderveld, Postbus 6055, 5960
NJ 08551; 908/284-0231, email: Dale Rowland, trainer. 2397 Ben AB Horst, Netherlands; phone 0031-
[email protected]. Williams Rd., Shelbyville TN 37160; 681426903, email: mczyderveld@xs4all.
931/703/7598, email: samara_farms@ nl, website: www.littleamerica-twh.net.
OHIO hotmail.com
CODES
• MAPLE CREST FARM (B-BD-BR-C- • SHADY CREEK FARM (B-C-S) A
CT-E-F-H-HSS-L-PH-PL-S-SP-TK-V) full plantation facility with both lite AI-Artificial Insemination, B-Breeding,
Joyce Moyer, owner, Terrance Moyer, shod and heavy shod, western and BD-Boarding, BR-Broodmares,
farm manager, 7009 Maple Avenue, versatility. Bill Reed, owner/manager, C-Colts, CT-Colt Training,
Castalia OH 44824; stable/residence 872 Allen Road, Murfreesboro TN E-Equitation, F-Farrier,
419/684-9490, fax 419/684-5898, 37129, 615/785-4214 cell; email: FD-Feed, FS-Foaling Service,
email: [email protected], [email protected]. H-Hauling, HA-Horse Auctions,
website: http://www.twhorses.com. HSS-Horse Show Supplies,
• WAYNE DEAN STABLES (BD-BR- HT-Horse Trailers, I-Insurance,
• SHERRIE SZUCS STABLES (B-C-PL- C-CT-HA-L-PL-S-SH-T-V) Full service L-Lessons, PH-Photography,
S-SH-T) Sherrie Szucs, owner/trainer, stables.3065 Old Columbia Rd., PL-Pleasure Horses,
7880 State Route 18, Bellevue OH Lewsiburg TN 37091, 2 miles east of RH-Racking Horses,
44811; stable 419/483-2563, residence 1-65 exit 37; 931/703-9547; emial: RE-Real Estate, S-Selling,
419/483-4389, fax 419/483-1521, [email protected]. SH-Show Horses,
email: [email protected], website: SP-Spotted Horses T-Training,
www.sherrieszucsstables.com. TEXAS TK-Tack, TR-Trophy & Ribbons,
and V-Versatility
OKLAHOMA • GOOD AS IT GAITS FARM (B-BR-C-S)
Daniel and Marsha Yzaguirre, owners; Fond Farewell
• J’S WALKING HORSES (B-BR-C-S-SP) 3434 Hwy 90 E, Hondo TX 78861;
Jeanette Strickland, owner, 5115 S 4178 830/741-8581; email: goodasitgaits@att. Clarence Paul Williams
Road, Chelsea OK 74016; 918/789- net; website: www.goodasitgaits.com. Shelbyville, Tennessee
3536, email: [email protected],
website: www.jswalkers.com. WEST VIRGINIA Jack Mitchell
Albertville, Alabama
OREGON • RIVERVIEW FARM, INC. (B-BD-C- Buford “Buck” Martin
PL-S-SH) Bill Wright, owner, Route 2, Owenton, Kentucky
• GOOD SC-10-SC WALKERS (B-BR- Frazier Lane, Greenbottom WV (P. O.
C-PL-S) Ruth Good, owner, 40261 Box 1982, Huntington WV 25720); farm Karl Thompson
Providence Drive, Scio OR 97374; 304/762-2432, business 304/697- Shelbyville, Tennessee
541/451-5054, email: rwgood@ 7083, mobile 304/633-4492, email:
centurylink.net. [email protected]. VOICE • JUNE 2017

• FRANK WHITE STABLES (B-BD-C- WYOMING
CT-F-H-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T-V) Frank White,
trainer, 39133 Plagmann Drive, Lebanon • MOUNTAINVIEW WALKING HORSE
OR 97355; 541/570-5124; email: RANCH (B-BR-C-CT-E-L-PL-S-SP-
[email protected]. T-V) Bill Maute, owner, Brook Curnow,
trainer/manager, 119 Rd 1AB, Clark
TENNESSEE WY 82435; stable/res. 307/645-3034,
fax 307/645-3337, email: brook@
• CARRIE MARTIN TRAINING (BD-BR- mvhorseranch.com, website: www.
C-E-HA-L-PL-S-SH-SP-T-V) 3065 Old mvhorseranch.com.
Columbia Road, Lewisburg TN 37091;
352-242-7683, 931-703-9547, email: GERMANY
wlmailhtml:[email protected],
website: [email protected]. • JOSEF’S WALKAWAY FARM (AI-B-
BD-BR-C-CT-E-H-L-PL-RH-S-SH-T-V)
• FOXFIRE FARMS (AI-B-BR-C-L-PL- Am Neuhau 17, D-86650 Wemding
S-SH-V) Donna Kerchinski, owner, Germany; +49 9092 967011, fax
576 Jennings Lane, Shelbyville TN +49 9092 967018; mobile +49 151
37160; 931/684-0093, email: info@ 12050366, email: wlmailhtml:info@twhb.
foxfirefarmstn.com, website: www. de; website: www.twhb.de.
foxfirefarmstn.com.
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• JENNE’ STABLES (B-C-CT-S-SH-T)
Justin Jenne’, owner, P.O. Box 723,
Shelbyville TN 37162; 931/224-2968,
website: [email protected].

STALLION DIRECTORY

ILLINOIS TENNESSEE [email protected], website:
www.runningarrowlonghorns.com, Fee:
PESO DE ORO 20008959 CP. By Hillbilly’s A STRONG DOLLAR 20012354 RR. By $350 (Natural Service).
Bud Lite out of She’s Awsome. Owned by Generator’s Silver Dollar, out of Mo Precious.
Brad Woodruff. Standing at Aztlan Farms, Owned by OK Walking Horse Farms, COAT COLOR CODES
18875 Atterberry Street, Petersburg IL 62675; CurticeMcCloy. Standing at Rising Star
217/652-6661, email: [email protected], Ranch, David Williams, breeding manager, AC-Amber Cream Champagne,
website: www.aztlanfarms.com, Fee: $350. 481 Snell Road, Shelbyville TN 37160; AM-Amber Champagne,
931/680-0608 breeding, 931/680-0897 AR-Bay Roan, BA-Bay,
EBONY EARTHQUAKE 20800472 BL By office, website: www.attherisingstar.com, BL-Black, BN-Brown,
Ebony’s Bearcat, out of Invader’s Bumin Fee: $750 or 2 for $1250. BR-Black Roan, BU-Bucksin,
Ebony. Owned by Michael Horstmann. CC-Classic Cream Champagne,
Standing at Aztlan Farm info same. Stud fee I’M DARK VENGEANCE 950428 BL. By CH-Chestnut,
$350. Pusher’s Doing Time, out of Priceless. CL-Classic Champagne, TV-Tovero
Owned by Mariella Fugger. Standing at CP-Champagne, CR-Cremello,
MISSISSIPPI Valton Rummage Stables, Columbia, TN; GC-Gold Cream Champagne,
931-981-2210; Fee: $400 or 2 for $700. GO-Gold Champagne,
GERONIMOS FIREBALL 20306959 BL TO. GR-Grey, HR-Chestnut Roan,
By Ima Fireball Too, out of Geronimos Rose. MIGHTY MAXX 940352 BL. By Pride’s LR-Blue Roan PA-Palamino,
Owned by Brad Maxcey. Standing at Circle Beam, out of Fashion’s Promenade. Owned PE-Perlino, RR-Grey Roan,
M Farm, 852 Strengthfore Pleasant Grove by JoAnn Dowell. Standing at Fantasy Farms, SB-Smoky Black, SC-Smoky Cream,
Rd., Laurel MS 39443; 601/323-4828; Beverly Burgess Wood, 351 Highway 82 E., SO-Sorrel, SR-Sorrel Roan
email: [email protected]. Fee: $500. Bell Buckle TN 37020; farm 931/389-6983, WH-White.
cell 931/703-5378, residence 931/389-
MONTANA 6981, fax 931/389-6980. Fee: $625. COAT COLOR CODES

SKYE’S SAPHYRE STARLYTE21200786 SILVER EXPRESS 955308 GR. By Power OV-Overo, SA-Sabino, TO-Tobiano,
BR, Sire Generator’s Dr Blue, dam Jose’s Of Persuasion, out of Backcourt Foul. TS-Tobiano/Sabino
Bay Lay. Owned by Debbie Jeppesen. Owned by Robert and Lisa Marbry. Standing
Standing at Walkers On Water, 170 Sun at White Oak Farm, Sammy Sanders, COLOR PATTERN CODES
Prairie Road, Great Falls MT 59404; breeding manager, 10023 Rosemark
406/799-2116; email [email protected]; Road, Atoka TN 38004; 901/829-3303 D-Dun, G-Grey, R-Roan, S-Silver
website: www.walkersonwater.com, Stud stable, 901/458-4314 office, 901/829-
fee $500 LFG, multi-mare discount. 3333 residence, 901/458-9792 fax, email: AD INDEX
[email protected], website: www.
NORTH CAROLINA whiteoakstallions.com, Fee: $550. Bronco Billy.....................................25
Gehrig.............................................19
JAZZ CRUISER20410275SO, Sire A Jazz STAY THE COURSE 20414603 HR. He’s Unleashed.................................9
Man, damMoments. Owned by Angela Tuck. By Seve, out of Stock’s Autumn Rose Hey Good Looking..........................11
Standing at Walk Away Farms, 277 Strawberry (Quarterback’s Stock X Sound Of Fury Holmes Farm Walkers........................6
Road, Reidsville NC 27320; 336-613-9138; mare). Owned by and standing at Samara I’m Mayhem.................................. IFC
email: atuck2triad.rr.com. Fee: $500. Farms, 2397 Ben Williams Road, Shelbyville, Inception.........................................24
TN 37160; 931/703-7597; email: samara_ Joe R. Pyle Auction...........................5
OHIO [email protected]. Fee: $300 LFG, Machete........................................1, 3
multiple mares discounted. Markel Insurance.............................29
GENIUS BOY’S LEGACY 20001188BL. Marshall Co.......................................6
By Genius Boy Pride out of Classic Beam. STEEL CONNECTION 951441BL. By NATRC............................................29
Owned by Joyce M. Moyer. Standing at Clutch’s Sure Threat, out of Mark Plum Out On Parole....................................7
Maple Crest Farms, 7009 Maple Avenue, Perfect. Owned by Jo Ann Dowell. Standing Pembrook Stables...........................29
Castalia OH 44824, 419-684-9490, email: at Fantasy Farms, Beverly Burgess Wood, Proud Truth.....................................15
wlmailhtml:[email protected]; website: 351 Highway 82E., Bell Buckle TN 37020; Ride TV...........................................14
www.twhorses.com, Fee: Private Treaty. farm: 931/389-6983, residence: 931/389- The Lady Godiva.............................26
6981, cell: 931/703-5378, fax: 931/389- This Is Jazz......................................10
OREGON 6980. Fee: $650. TN Farmers Co-Op..........................26

BANNER’S CHAMPAGNE PUNCH TRIP MY TRIGGER 923345 PA. By One
20509744 CP. By Champagne Banner, out of Golden Moment, out of A Gen & Tonic.
Hawaiian Punch. Owned by Mary Semerak- Owned by Jo Ann Dowell. Standing at
Rennick. Standing at Aspen Hill Ranch, Fantasy Farms, Beverly Burgess Wood, 351
31930 N.W. Smoke Ranch Rd., Scappoose, Highway 82E., Bell Buckle TN 37020; farm:
OR 97056, 503/765-9362,email: 931/389-6983, residence: 931/389-6981,
[email protected], website: cell: 931/703-5378, fax: 931/389-6980.
www.aspenhillranch.com, Videos on Fee: $650.
“YouTube”aspenhillranch. Fee: Private Treaty.
TEXAS
BUM’S THREAT’S SUPREME 9710168
BA. By Final’s Threat’s Supreme, out of RAF DUSTY’S ROYAL STETSON
Gee Golly Bum. Owned by Al and Kristy 21004153 BU. By Dusty’s Royal Flush,
Artman. Standing at Walkers Of South 40, out of RAF Cajuns Sunny Spirit. Owned by
P. O. Box 1443, 3370 Brophy Road, Eagle Bill and Sandy Martin. Standing at Running
Point OR 97524; 541/292-0175, email: Arrow Farm, 4230 Hwy 83 N. (PO Box 271),
[email protected], website: www. Wellington TX 79095; 806/205-1235;email:
walkersofsouth40.com, Fee: $500.

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