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Horses Horse Review FREE & Newsworthy HHoorrssee RReevviieeww Our annual polo issue VOL. 30 • NO. 2 The Mid-South Equine Newsmagazine Since 1992 OCTOBER 2019 2. October, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview.com O N THe C OVeR : occttoobbeerr 2019 one of many great photos taken by brenda black at the an - o 2019 nual Chukkers for Charity polo match. read more about the Horse Review middle tennessee polo tradition on page 10. Equus Charta, LLC CONTeNTS • V OL . 30 • N O. 2 Copyright 2019 6220 greenlee #4 P.o. box 594 Arlington, tn 38002-0594 901-867-1755 PUbLiSHeR & e diTOR : Tom & dr. Nancy brannon STAFF : Andrea Gilbert WebSiTe : www.midsouthhorsereview.com e- MAiLS : midsouthhorsereview@ yahoo.com [email protected] P. 10 P. 28 P. 27 Stick Horse race winner at Chukkers Youngster at the High Rollers Stable Young cowboy at the Triple R Cattle for Charity. ( photo by Brenda Black ) show. ( photo by MA Fisher Photography ) Company Super 7 Ranch Rodeo. 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October, 2019 • ©Mid-South Horse Review • www.midsouthhorsereview. com book nook lustrations pop out on the pages – as if that We had the opportunity to talk with au - particular character is speaking. there's so thor billy steers in september when the much expression and emotions with each book came out. steers is an enthusiast for farm character. Many of us who have ani - old tractors and old agriculture machinery. mals and or live on a farm can most cer - he enjoys traveling to agriculture fairs and tainly relate the characterization of each antique machinery shows where he meets animal or machine. the clarity in the il - fans, signs books, and tells stories. lustration is well defined, and has become As a child, steers began creating picto - more detailed over the series. the author rial diaries of his daily experiences. he advances in his drawings, even the detail continued developing his artistic talents in of the sunlight coming in through the barn. college, majoring in geography with an We really enjoy how author billy steers emphasis in cartography, while being a uses equipment and farming from years regular cartoonist for the student newspa - past to give us the his - per at the univer - tory of farming, how sity of utah. By Nancy Brannon and Allison Lail, with Author billy Steers and the “real” times have changed, or After college Tractor Mac, a Farmall M Calvin Lail to show advances in graduation, steers What do you like about autumn, or fall? farming. was commis - modeled after his own horses. Although Colorful leaves? Cooler weather? in the each member of the sioned as a u.s. sibley is a draft horse and spartan is her newest tractor Mac book, Autumn Is farm has specific roles Air force officer nephew, theirs are the names of the two Here , fergus the calf doesn’t want autumn each work as team to pilot, flying nu - Morgans he had in high school. growing to come to stony Meadow farm. not if it support farm life. Calvin merous missions up with animals, steers learned how each means the cornstalks are cut, the trees lose likes the corn picker, the all over the individual has unique personality traits their leaves, and his bird friends migrate colorful pages, apples, world. After leav - and character, which come out in the char - away. Why can’t things just stay the same, and all characters in this ing the Air force, acters in his books. he wonders? so he hides out in a place that new book. Tractor Mac it was difficult to each book also has a lesson or theme, stays the same: the root cellar. in 1999, billy steers get work flying “without being too preachy,” steers hopes, but tractor Mac and the rest of his wrote and illustrated his commercially, so based on stories he would tell his children friends help fergus to realize that there are first tractor Mac book. this book, Autumn he took a job as an illustrator for a man when they were younger. the lesson might plenty of fun things about autumn, too, Is Here , is the latest in a series of 21 books who was writing children’s books, but be about how important are trying and and he learns to appreciate what makes built around the farmall M tractor charac - who couldn’t keep up with the demand. doing, and it’s not always about winning. each season special. ter. this year marks the 20th anniversary this man, whose name steers could not steers is now a commercial airline pilot Allison lail talked with a young reader of the tractor Mac books! divulge, became his mentor and taught with American Airlines, but he still con - of tractor Mac books, Calvin henry lail, tractor Mac works for farmer bill at him everything about illustrating books tinues his other career as an illustrator and age four: stony Meadow farm. he has many animal and how to do book layouts. steers credits writer. “i can do a lot of work on the books After reading the latest tractor Mac and vehicle friends on the farm, and he this man with helping him develop all the in hotel rooms,” he said. book, i asked a few questions of Calvin, goes on all sorts of adventures, which em - skills he uses now in writing and illustrat - steers lives in roxbury, Connecticut, and here are his thoughts. phasize the value of friendship and team - ing his own books. just five miles from the farm where he Calvin says his favorite of all tractor work. billy’s tractor Mac stories are growing up, steers’ parents had a small grew up, with his wife Julie, and he has Mac books is the first one: Tractor Mac inspired by his love of antique machinery, farm in roxbury, Connecticut and his fa - three grown sons. Arrives at the Farm ; then Tractor Mac farm life, and his experiences growing up ther, portrayed as “farmer bill” in the something interesting to look for his Teamwork , and third, Tractor Mac Family on a small farm in Connecticut. the real tractor Mac books, raised sheep and books: steers’ family names are hidden in Reunion with hay baling, a visit to the trac - McCormick farmall line of tractors were chickens. steers was in 4-h, helped with the books’ drawings. the name Julie ap - tor dealership, and a real farm family. built by international harvester from the the sheep and chickens, and also raised pears somewhere on every page. you can Calvin and his older brother ethan (9) 1920s to 1980s. farmalls were general and showed horses. he had a Quarter also find the names of his three sons: trip, enjoy the characterization in the tM purpose tractors, affordable to small and horse, a thoroughbred, and two Morgans, Willy, and nate.
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