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OCTOBER, 1963

GreenMountain 100 Mile Trail Ride DISPOSITION •'f>f• ..,

This is Ledgewood Pecora 09867 !Pecos x Janee!. A top show Morgan with a USEFUL disposition. The offspring of Pecos have the intelli ­ gance, manners and ability to adapt themselves to the requirements of either pleasure riding or the show ring.

Several excellent young prospects for sale now.

Come and see us! VOORHIS FARM Red Hook, Dutchess Co., New York. MR. and MRS. GORDON VOORHIS, owners FRED HERRICK, trainer BH JJ Jl D W lJ l l f lJJl JJ]

MEG FERGUSON, 13, WITH HER GELDING BROADWALL COMMANDER 11887 (Parade 10138 - Texas Lyn 05818)

Meg rides Broadwall Commander (Red) on the fifty mile pleasure ride and also shows him .

We have three weanling fill ies by Parade and Broadwall Drum Major and some good stallion and gelding prospects .

VISIT US BEFOREBUYING .

Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson Broadwall Farm Greene, Rhode Island

EXPRESS7-3963 SPECIALFEATURES Vermont's ~8th Annual 100 Mile Ride ...... 6 The 50 Mile Junior Competitive Ride ...... 7 The Morgan Horse Club. Inc •• Secretary 's Report ...... 10 Morgan Horse Club Re-elects "Ferg le" Pre sident ...... 10 Verse Contest Winners Announced ...... 10 Mid-Atlantic Morgan Show Bigger Than Ever ...... 12 Morgan Breed Promotion ...... 47 First British Columbia Morgan Horse Show ...... 48 Dear Sir, New York Shows ...... 49 We read with interest President Fer­ Cutt ing Horse News ...... 50 guson's proposal to include classes for The Morgan Horse Club , Inc ., Treasurer 's Report ...... 50 natu ral footed horses in the Nationa l REGULAR FEATURES Morgan Show. Letters to the Editor ...... 4 T his is not a new idea. It was sug­ The President's Corner ...... 5 gested two, years ago by several mem­ Horses. Horses. Horses ...... 9 Jes' Hossin' Around ...... • ...... 11 bers of the ew York Stat e Morgan New York News ...... 15 Horse Society and dropped because the Morgan Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Assn...... 17 feeling was that since the rules are ther e, Morgan In The Land of Enchantment ...... 19 they should be enforced. New England News ...... 20 The Texas Tally ...... 21 Tow, however, it seems to us that Mid-States Morgan Horse Club ...... 22 this pioneering of special classes may Northern California Morgan Horse Club ...... 23 well be the answer. If the pub lic can Justin Morgan Association ...... 24 Morgan Horse Club of Sou the rn Ca lifornia ...... 25 be shown the att ributes of the natura lly Penn-Ohio News ...... 26 stylish Morga n, pub lic demand can Ask The Doctor ...... 26 happily bring about the purpo:;e of the Circle J Morgan Horse Club ...... 27 rule. Indiana Morgan Horse Club, Inc...... 28 The Wheat Sta le Morgan Assn...... 28 T he atio nal is definite ly the place Pacific Northwest News ...... 45 for the inaugu ration of such classes. Mid-Atlantic News ...... 46 nd we believe that if P resident Fe rgu- Morgans In Arizona ...... 46 Oregon Morgan Horse Assn...... 47 to on were make the req uest, other Bucke ye Bree ze ...... 47 show commit tees would gladly follow Southern India na Morgan Exhibitors ...... 48 this lead. We are sure that the great Wyoming Morgan Horse Breeders Assn., Inc...... 49 majority of Morga n owne rs prefer their Southern News and View s ...... 50 ho.rses with natural feet. As Mr. Fer­ guson suggests, put a good big bundle Officers of The Morgan Horse Club of mon ey on such classes, because President ...... J. CECIL FERGUSON money does talk. Greene, Rhode Island Eastern Regional Vice President ...... MRS. ROGER E. ELA T he conditions of the classes would Wayland, Mass. need to be worked out. Keg hoe.s, by Mid-West Regional Vlce -Presldent ...... MRS. WILLIAM W . BARTON all means, should be used. But f.o.r a Rockford , Ill. Western Regional Vice Pres!dent ...... DR. HENRY P. BOYD few big Morgans, a four inch toe may San Rafael. Calli. possibly be too short. Fo ur inches of Treasurer ...... CHAUNCY STILLMAN toe, however, is longer than you think. 230 Park Avenue , New York, N. Y. (Continued on Page 52) Secretary ...... SETH P. HOLCOMBE P. 0. Box 2157 , West Hartford 17. Connecticut

The Morgan Horse Magazine OUR COVER Vol. XXIII October . 1963 No . 9 A Monthly - The Offlclol Publication of THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB, Incorporat ed Secretary's Off ice, P. 0 . Box 2157, West Hartford 17, Conn. Please send all correspond ence regard ing subscription s and advert ising to publicat ion office: The Morgan Horse Maga zine, Leominster, Mass. - Dlal KEystone 4-6506 . Publisher ...... Otho F. Eusey Editor ...... Bernice Anderson Special Features ...... Em Pedler Circulation ...... Rosalle McGuire CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Joyan Hills Ollie Mae Dansby Renee Pag e Barba ra Niemi Jud ee n Barwood Doris Hodgin Jeann e Mehl Dr. Albert Lucine Louise Beckley Dorothy Lockard R. G. Morgareldg e Paulin e Zeller Lorrayne Byers Peggy McDonald Eve Oakl ey Helene Zimmerman Dorothy Colbum ColH n Mcl ean Cece Olsen Dorothy Olson Barbara Cole Charlo tte Schmidt Ayelien Richards Pamela Leach Ruth Rogers Pat Hamilton Nata lie Webber Gloria Jon es Ellene Sullivan Pat Crookham Harriet Ulery The Publisher and staff of The Morgan Horse Magaz ine and The Morgon Horse Club, Inc. Dona Juanita 010165, highest placing are not responsible for opinions a nd statements expressed In signed art icles or pa id ad­ vert isements. These opinions are not necessar ily the opinions of the staff of this journal. Morgan on Vermo nt 100 Mile Competi ­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES tive Ride, with owner-rider Lucille One Year $4.00 Two Years $7.50 Three Years $10.50 Kenyon from Fernandi no Beach, F lori­ Canada S4.50 Foreign Rates SS.SO per year The MORGAN HORSE MAGAZINE, published monthly except January by THE MORGAN da. Anna Ela, Vice-P resident of T he HORSE CLUB, INC., Secretary "s Office , P. 0 . Box 2157, West Hartfo rd 17, Conn. Morgan Horse Club, Inc., presents Printed by The Eusey Press, Leominster, Mass . Second class postage paid at Leominster . Moss. Closing date for copy and advert ising 1st of month preced ing date of publication trop hy. Copyright 1963 by The Morgan Horse Club. Inc. requi rement was that they must fit the collars of the coach 'L-lte 'l're6'iaent'6' eorner harness. His man trave led throughout the East carrying collars and finally found the necessary Morgans to fit

By J. C ECIL FERGU O them. Mr. Stone advises the Morgans, harness, Road Coach and break arrived at Morven in fjne conditio.n and he is al­ Many of our readers will be pleased to. learn that the ready enjoying driving the four-in-hand. Mr. Stone has dr iven four Registered Morga ns (see cover picture January-Feb­ four-in-hands for years, and his father before him. T he ruary 1960, MORGAN HORSE MAGAZ rNE) which Mr. late Mr. Charles A. Stone had a beautiful Concord Coach Adrian Van Sinderen (Chairman of the Board of the made for him by Abbott and Dow ning of Conco.rd, New . H. S. A. and former President since 1937) enjoyed driv ing Hamps hire, which he and Mrs. Stone used on their honey­ to his beautiful Road Coach are now the property of our moon. T his Concord Coach was drawn by Registered fo.rmer Treasurer and Morgan Horse Club benefactor Mr. Morgans and traveled many of the road of 'ew England. Whitney Stone. Mrs. Winthrop S. Dakin and Mrs. Floyd A. Thompson • • • are responsible f.or the Van Sinderens having Morgans. Some Many who gave so generously to our Mqrgao Sound years ago, Mrs. Van Sioderen was looking for a reliable Film Fund no doubt wonder if they will wither on the driving horse and Mrs. Dakin and Mrs . T hompson found vine before it is completed . I am pleased to say all the pic­ a Morgan that suited so well, that Mr. Van Sinderen bought tures have been taken and it is being worked into form. several for his Road Coach. He derived a great deal of Next is the script and narration - then it's finished. pleasure in driving them as a four-in-hand. Locati ng the Had I known as much about this as I do now, I would never Morgans was rather interesting as the Road Coach was not have attempted it. We have some fine shots and it should full size and the wheelers had to clear the foot board; for do much to promote the Morgan Horse and keep it the that reason the horses co.uld not be too large. T he other PRIDE ND PRODUCT OF AMERICA.

Beckridge Morgans

We have just been to the ranch i11 Oregon. The foals look good to us and there are several still available - for breeding, show or pleasure .

Included are 3 good chestnut fillies , a black colt, 2 others that are good stallion prospects - one by Sonfield and one by St. Pat. We also still have a few good young geldings at very reason- able prices.

BECKRIDGE ORAETTE VISTORS ALWA YS WELCOME (Broadw all St. Pat - Orafie ld) Anothe r example of the Morgans we raise Here and at the Ranch Oraette was 1st in her class as WSU, No . Calif ., and British Columbia ; 2nd , in Oregon to a Son­ field filly we sold. Not shown (virus) at PNW.

P. 0 . Box 240 A l Erickson Ranch, Sutherli n, Orego n Mo unt Vernon, Wash. Trai ner Tony A rana , Mg r.

OCTOBER, 1963 5 100 Mile Trail Ride

Largest ent ry ever .. . one thi rd fail to finish . .. Morgans place 2nd and 3rd . . . Lucille Kenyon has top Morgan .

By A NA ELA

Ira Gordon of Hunter , N. Y., on his Morgan gelding TIMBER TRAILS. won the Sen ior Hors emanship award.

One o.£ the largest entries ever, com­ and co.nditioning. T he horse must also the horse as the weat her never really peted in this year's Green Mountain be well ridden by a skillfu l horseman was too hot . On the first and second Horse Association 100 mile trail ride. or horsewoman. day of. the ride one does forty miles in This was the twenty-eig hth annual ride This year's ride was held on Aug ust six and one half to seven hours . For and had seventy-seven ent ries. It was 29, 30 and 31st. T he first day was rainy over or under th is lim it there is a pen­ held out of South Woodstock, Vermont. and wet, the second cloudy and humid alty. T he third and final day is twenty T he judges were Dr. Edward L. Shu­ and the third fair but wit h showers du r­ miles in two and three quarters to th ree ford, Arden, orth Ca rolina; Mr. G. ing the awards. It was a good year for ( Continued on Page 27) W. Mann, Bartow, F lorida and Dr . W ingate Mackey Smit h, Coatesvi lle, Pa. T he chief timers were Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. McCue of East Do uglas, Mass. T he recorder was Mr. Rod Lea­ vitt of Manc hester, . H. and the as­ i tan t recorders were Susan Robinson , Windsor, Vt., and Peter Haubric h, Claremont, . H. Judge Kennet h Rob­ inson wa the official weigher. T his ride is designed to stimulate greater interest in the breeding and use of goo.cl horses, possessed of stamina and hardi ne s for trai l ride use. T hi ride also encourages the learni ng of the proper methods of training and con­ ditio ning horses for long rides as well as horsemans hip. One learns the best methods f.o.rcaring for horses during and after long rides wit hout the aid of artificia l methods or stim ulants which are prohibited. It has been proven in these rides that a horse that competes must have good conforma tion, good feet and legs, a straig ht way of going, Nancy Ela of Bolton, Ma aa •• on BRIAN J. GEDDES and Mary Bunt­ good blood, courage and stamina that ing of Cambridge, Ma aa .. on BANDMASTER. watering their hor ses is developed throug h proper training on the Trail Ride.

6 The MORGAN HORSE q)ermont eompeti.th,e 50 MileRide

By AN A ELA

A Morgan won the highest award in the Green Mo.unt ain Horse Associa­ tion 50 mile compe titive trail ride £or Junior s not over 17 years of. age. This ride is judged similarly to the 100 mile ride, and was held prior to the 100 mile rid e, August 22 to 24. T he ride provides an opport un ity for Juniors to. enjoy and apprecia te the training and condition ing of their own horse or pony for a competit ive ride. It is judged on horsema nship, considera ­ tion of one's mo.unt and courtesy on the (Continued on Page 52) WINDCREST BELLE owned by Mr. J. Henry Parker of Claremont , N. H .. was awarded the Green Mt. Horse Assn. Chall enge Trophy and was ridden by Edith Parker .

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HUDSON VALLEY- BERKSHIREBREEDERS Come visit the Farms and see in one day over 100 of the finest MORGAN horses anywhere. BLUE SPRUCE FARM - Altamont, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Plauth VOORHIS FARM GREEN MEADS FARM - Richmond, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Morse Red Hook, New York PETALBROOKFARM - Wappingers Falls, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs . Philip Jackson VOORHIS FARM - Red Hook, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs . Gordon Voorhis mois:ened and after sufficient moisture Horses , Horses. Horses! has been absorbed apply a suitable hoof dressing. I GOOFED; MY TETANUS GOT ANTHRAX Thanks readers and editors! Indeed, Anthrax and Tetanus are two separate and distinct diseases. In my recent col­ umn, the symptoms given were correct and applicable to Tetanus ( lock-jaw) but not to Anthrax ( despite the heading BY and the use of the word Anthrax) . I DR. M. E. ENSMINGER prepared two separate discussions on CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA each disease, but decided to. use only one. In working and reworking the column, in some unkown manner the names got interchanged before they GROOMING THE HORSE had best be used in brushing the head. went out. Since I am of sober habits, Proper grooming makes the ho,rse The mane and tail can be combed and let's just say I goofed. My face is red, more attractive and assists in maintain­ brushed with either brush. Wash the but I'm very gra eful to those reader s ing good health and condition. All tail with water and soap occasionally. who called my attention to. the error. stabled horse.s should be groomed daily; Where a full, flowing tail is desired, Of course, horses do have Anthrax those that are worked or exercised separate the tail hairs with the fingers to; but cattle are more susceptible to it should be groo.med both before and in order to retain all possible long hairs . than equines. Anthrax was one of the after work; horses on pasture should be 4. Wipe with-grooming cloth - Last­ first scourges to be described in ancient brushed occasionally. ly, use the grooming cloth to. wipe about and Biblical literature; also, it marked • Gt'ooming equipment - The fol­ the ears, face, eyes, nostrils, lips, sheath, the beginning of modern bacteriology , lowing articles will be adequate: curry and dock; and to give a final polish to being described by Koch in 1876; and comb, body brush, dandy brush, mane the coat. it was the first disease in which im­ and tail comb, sweat scraper, hoof pick 5. Check the grooming - Check the munization was affected by means of an o.r hook, and grooming cloth. grooming by moving the finger-tips attenuated culture, the great Pasteur • Grooming procedure and method against the natural lay of the hair ; dirty having immunized animals against An­ - Heated animals should be (1) unsad­ fingers and gray lines on the co.at give thrax in 1881. dled ( or unharnessed) e.xpeditiously; evide.nce that grooming has not been I'll be happy to provide a complete (2) dried by applying the sweat scraper, thorough. and accurate report on Anthrax and followed by use of the grooming cloth; 6. Wash and disinfect grooming Tetanus in horses on request. and (3) blanketed and walked until equipment - Grooming equipment MISSOURI'S FLOWER - THE MULE cool giving a couple of. swallows of should be washed with soap and water I'm a Missourian, and proud of. it. I water eve.ry few minutes. at such intervals as necessary to keep swell with pride when anyone associates it clean, and it should be disinfected How to Groom my native state with mules; and I'll tell when necessary to prevent the spread you why. The following grooming procedure of skin diseases. is recommended: George Washington, our first Presi­ I. Clean out the feet - Use the hoof Care of the Feet dent, was the first to produce mules of pick and wo.rk from heel to toe. Si­ quality in this country . When the Gen­ A ho.rse must be able to move correct. eral's views on the subject of mules be­ multaneously, inspect for thrush and ly - hence the truism, "no f.eet, no loose shoes. came known abroad, he received so.me horse." The important points in the valuable breeding stock through gifts. 2. Groom the body - Curry and care of the horse's feet are: Keep them In I 787, the Marquis de Lafayette pre­ brush the left side of the horse, with clean, prevent them from drying out, ,sented him with a jack and some jennets the curry comb held in the right hand and trim them so that they retain of the Maltese breed . The jack, named and the brush in the left hand. Begin proper shape and length . Knight of Malta , was described as a at the neck and work back. Use the Each day, clean the feet of horses superb animal, of a black color, with the brush below the knees and hocks only. that are shod, stabled, or used, and in­ form of a stag and the ferocity of a After groo,rning the left side, proceed spect for loo.se shoes or thrush . Then tiger. In 1795 the King of Spain gave to the right side; but transfer the brush give attention to the following points: Washington a jack and two. jennets that to the right hand and the curry comb • Dry hoofs - Dry, brittle hoofs split were selected from the royal stud at to the left hand at this time. and produce lameness. Tn time , the frog Madrid . The Spanish jack, known as Curry gently, but brush vigorously. loses its elasticity and shrinks in size, Royal Gift, was 16 hands high, of a At frequent intervals, clean the dust and the heel contracts. To prevent dry gray color, heavily made and of a slug. and hair from the brush with the curry hoof.s, stable on clay floors and keep gish disposition . It was said that Wash. comb and strike the edge of.the curry the ground wet around the watering ington was able to combine the best comb against your heel or the back of tank. If. the hoofs do become too dry qualities of the two gif.t jacks especially the brush to free it from dirt. (I) pack them in wet clay once or thro.ugh one of the descendants named 3. Brush the head; comb and brush twice a week; or (2) wrap sack mater­ Compound . (T hose wishing to court the mane and tail - The body brush ial about them and keep the burlap ( Continued on Page 61)

OCTOBER, 1963 9 MorganHorse Club Inc. MorganHorse Club VerseContest Winners Secretary'sReport Re-Elects"Fergie" Announced

It is fitting that the annual meeting President Whew - what a task it was to select of The Morgan Horse Club, Inc. should the winners of the verse co.ntest which be held simu ltaneously with the Nation­ were announced at the Morgan Horse Just before the opening of the 21st al Morgan Horse Show and in the com­ Club meeting just prior to the National annual Nationa l Morgan Horse Show, monwealth in which the foundation Morgan Show at No rthampton . the members' meeting of The Morgan sire was foaled. Horse Club chose as new Directors : There were 103 entries &om 23 dif­ This is the third four-day show, each Mrs. William W. Barton of Rockford, ferent states with so many outstanding of which has been larger than the pre­ lllinoi s, Mr. Gordon Voorhis of Red verses that it was very difficult for the vious one. To Mr. Bigelow and Presi­ Hook, New York and Dr . William K. judges to select a winner. Officers of dent Ferguson go orchids and our ap­ Woodard of Albuqu erque, New Mexico. the club partially rectified the situation plause. There are 442 entries, the oldest Mrs. Barton is well known for her by authorizing two more prizes, 75 for of which is again Townshend Select­ extensive travels throughout the country second place and $50 for third in addi. man. and of course being the owner of George 1ion to the $ I 00 going to the winner as At long last, immediately upon be­ Gobel, so well handled by Harry Andre .. called for in the announcement of. the contest. coming President, Mr. Ferguson ar­ The beautiful Morgans and home in ranged for the filming of our promo­ Red Hook, New York, of Mr. Voorhis The first place winner was Miss Paul a tional movie with E. K. Edwards & are a pleasure to visit and was recently Hotchkiss, 3414 East Tobias Lane, Las Son of Englewood, Colorado. Helping the site of a most successful New York Vegas, Nevada; seco.nd place to Mrs. the President are Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan Horse. Society Field Day. Frances Swarbrick, 202 Parkway, Car ­ Cagney and Mr. and Mrs. James Lau. The southwestern section is repre­ thage, Ilinois and third to Mrs. Juanit a Penetrating the myriad of. details, Mr. sented by Dr. William K. Woodard, Wood, Route 2, Patriot, Ohio. Again Ferguson expects the film to be ready whose interest in Morgans has been com­ a big "thank you" goes to all of the in a few months after including pictures mensurate with the rapid growth of the other people from all over the United at this year's National Show. Bre.ed in that area. · States who seat entries. A long-time need has been for a man­ We welcome these three new Direc­ These verses and o.thrhis blood, Director Dean Jackson has made announced at the meeting. So he sired a breed? great headway in promoting the Mor­ Following the members ' meeting , the Justin Morgan, of course! gan as a Cutting Horse of which Com­ Directors met with the following pres­ What's the name of that steed mittee he is Chairman and capably ent: Mrs .. Barton , Mr. Beckley, Dr . Who carried General Sheridan , assisted by Charlie Hamilton. Boyd, Mr. Brunk , Mrs. Ela, Mr. Fer­ Who twenty miles did run, Who carried the early pioneer, The Morgan Horse Magazine once guson, Mr. Hazard, Mr. Holcombe, Mr. Kane, Mr. Morse and Mr. Voorhis. W ho cuts out the wily steer? aga in contains a monthly message from They're of the Morgan breed! "Fergie" was re-elected President 1h e President, who has travelled many What's the name of that breed miles, from which the Corporation is and our thanks to him for his accom­ plishments over the past year. That helped to found the Standard ­ the happy beneficiary. bred, s the breed contin ues to grow, it is A new regional Vice-President is Mrs. That helped to plow the old hcme ­ the. duty of each one to maintain ac­ William Barton for the mid-West; Mrs. stead, curate records for the f.urther enhance­ Roger Ela as the eastern Vice-President ( Continued on Page 54) ment of Morgans. ( Continued on Page 54)

10 The MORGAN HORSE Vermont and the handsome young stud from Voorhis Farm, were all munching Jes' Hossin' Around happily on hay and paid no attention to us. We received a letter from Manteno, Ethel's stable are the envy of many a And of course, the drivers had to be 1llinois, from Dorothy O'Neill Horn­ horsey gal from the Philadelphia area. polite and ask to see our horses. Archie back. Quote : I have some sad news Quote: "Those dogs get to go every­ was delighted to be awakened and ad­ to tell you. Archie O passed away" o.n where. They've been to. every show on mired at 5:00 a.m. No.thing he likes August eighth. I believe from a heart the Morgan circuit at least twice!" And better. Lucky looked more poppy-eyed .attack or stroke. He was his own happy that Cathy Reid, is just how Pa feels than usual at this unexpected early self the night before when we turned when he comes indoors to a nice warm morning company. The pasture hor­ him out. He whinnied at the mares house in the winter. He has been out ses kept nudging the people walking and had his nightly roll, and when we working hard, and freezing to boot, and around in the dark. They wanted some put him in he was OK. The next morn­ here the dogs have been laying around attention, too. ing at 4:30 he was down. We tried doing no.thing in a warm house. Talk We finally loaded Jerry and a bale to help him up but couldn 't. We got about a dogs life. 0£ hay on the van and kissed Jerry the vet and he gave him shots, and we Bob Morgan called from California go.od-bye. Then we crossed our fingers tried to put him in a sling, but he about Jerry, the Morgan gelding he and said a prayer that that big outfit couldn 't stand, so. we put him down. bought from us. Seemed like l was would make it over our one lane coun­ We stayed with him till he died. talking tQ a new neighbor, just down try bridge. The bridge creaked and Boy, the barn is so empty. I car­ the road, one I knew we would like. groaned a bit, but stood up bravely. ried him ground feed from the cow He told me a van would pick up Jerry barn for over a year. He used to be in a week or two. It was all very exciting and fun, and right at the door rattling it and it's hard so very nice to see a horse leave for a In a week or two we got a call from f.or me now no.t to think of taking him good home in such a nice co.nveyance, his meals after I feed the cows. the New York Thruway, the drivers and in such capable hands . Then, it wa We buried him inside the gate under were on their way, to have Jerry ready time to hurry up and pack my suitcase a tree. I put my pillo.w under his to be picked up that night. Jerry was and be ready to leave for Frederick, Md. head, and my bedspread over him, and ready and we waited excitedly f.or that for the Mid-Atlantic Morgan Hors e we hope to get a stone for him soon ... van. Finally, at 2 :00 a.m., Pa went to Show - with no sleep. unquote. bed. At 3:00, the van arrived. Wow! With all those lights, that van And , such a nice show it was. From Did you cry? I did. looked like Main Street o.n Saturday the first big friendly greeting of capable Seems like Archie O should have been night. It seemed to stretch for a half show manager, Mike Brittain, thro.ugh about thirty-four or thirty-five years old. mile down our road. all the hellos to old friends and new The O'Neill girls were raised with him. friends, it was fun. Brownie (Edward Can you imagine having a horse that We had the coffeepot going in no Brown of. Philadelphia) came to my res­ long ? Even o.ur children are not us­ time, and we had the best visit with cue with a cold drink on a hot afternoon ually with us anywhere near that length those truck drivers. We talked about and a chair when my legs were about of time. And, to hear that friendly trucks, licenses, axle weights, health cer­ to give o.ut. Henry Hetherington nicker every morning and evening for tificates that Arizona and New Mexico helped me judge the show. We did a all those years - and then to not hear it require , tranquilizing horses for ship­ pretty good job, too, if I do say so ... Every horse lover feels with Doro­ ping, thruways, ho.t rods, dogs, back myself ... for a couple of railbirds. thy and the rest of Archie O's family to hauling horses again. The drivers in their loss. had been very impressed with the Uni­ W . G. Downey, of Fairfax , Va., and versity of Vermont, the statue of Justin I roo.ted for his kids in the trail horse Expressing sympathy is not easy, and Morgan, and the story of Justin Morgan class. I enjoyed watching breeder Helen horse people with their lo.ve for horses that the nice lady at the University had West enjoyed seeing Becky Date of are not understood by the non-horsey. told them. Two coffeepots worth of Camelot, the mare she raised win the Our doctor and his wife raise Arabians. choice co.nversation woke us all up top classes. So many nice people - They received a telegram this week good, and then we were ready to look and all in one place. Come to think of from Indraff's owner, telling of the that van over and load Jerry. it, I'm a bit envious myself of those death of that grand old horse. The dogs 0£ Ethel Gardner's. This was my doctor 's wife felt terrible fo.r the owner, The van had ten box stalls made of first Mid-Atlantic Show. and immediately started to compose a expanded metal, made so no horse telegram to send right back. She wrote could touch another ho.rse. It was easy The country style dinner at the fair­ words like "sympathy," "condolence," to see how the horses were 100% com­ grounds was something. All you could "sorrow," "grief," and while she was fortable and felt right at home. There eat and lots of variety. We call that a trying to find the just right wording, the were no springs on this trailer. The threshers' dinner up our way. most appropriate and sympathetic, she horses rode on air suspension. It was just wonderful to ship a ho.rse and The young Downey girl had just re­ thought oJwhat her non-horsey friends turned from summer camp at Orcland would think if they could sec her right know it was safe and comfortable and happy. Farms. Now she knows all abo.ut horses then. That didn't help her compose the and tells her older brothers how things just right telegram a bit. Of course, we had to peek at the should be done. I hear that Ethel Gardner's dog, Geni other horses on the van. Two Quarter and Julie, another dog that travels with Horses, the lovely. filly from the U. of ( Continued on Page 61)

OCTOBER, 1963 11 Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Show

DONNETTE OF CAMELOT 10966. became the first horse ever to win the Championship Saddle Stake twice in the eight.year history of the Mld·Atlanllc Morgan Show at Frederick, Md.

"Best ever!' is the description many and owned horses, Trophy 's Becky Dat e Or . Carroll Kring 's Tom Timlin exhibitor s gave for the 1963 renewal of owned by Camelot Farm, edged out her topped the western pleasure stake with the Mid-Atlantic All-Morgan Show at half sister, Trophleen, owned by Holtz Magic Sonata again taking second over Frederick, Md. Boasting more ho.rses Stables, to. win. Manito The Third Man, Anne Bent­ zen's Honor Girl of Earlham, and C. D. than t:Ner before, t!he eight-year-old In other classes in the saddle section, Patton's Orcland Gayson. showcase for Morgans had generally Ayelien Richards' Mystery Man took well-balanced and well-61led classes. the event for the futurity alumni. Hy­ Other blue ribbons in the pleasure Placings by judge Reid Greinert of Lee's Top Brass won the stallion class section were well scattered. Long View Ballston Spa, N. Y. were well received for Green Trim Farm. Saber won the pleasure driving class for Blue Spruce Farm. Mrs. Read Urich's with the honors well divided among a For Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colgate, Suntar wo.n the working hunter event. number of contending stables. When Foxy Ro.se Marie went from maiden to The pony class winner was Mildred H. it was all over, Camelot Farm rated as stake winner in one show with two, blue Day's Miss Fortune. And Nera Bellez­ the top mo11ey winner on the basis of ribbons in the saddle section (maiden za Pepper WOJl the stock horse stake for victories in three stakes - saddle, har ­ and child's mount) two blues in the William Coddington. ness, and Mid -Atlantic. But up to the pleasure section ( versatility and stake) final moment it was anybodys show. plus carrying Phyllis Cox to first place The championship harn ess stake was Climaxing the show, the saddle stake in equitation and picking up three small but the four entrie s were good attracted ten goo.cl entries. After the other ribbons. ones. Camelot Farm picked up the tri­ initial work and the strip , Judge Grein­ color with Trophys Becky Date who ert sent four top contenders back to H er eight ribbon performance was matched by William Hopkins' Manito had qualified with a win in the mare the rail for another look. There was and gelding event . Orcland Donann a who added up eno.ugh points in the Donnette of Camelot, the only previous the junior harn ess stake winner, was re: right classes to claim the Arrowhawk winner of this championship in the class. serve fo.r Orcland Farm . Hylee's Top There was Orcland Dchampion's stable mate, Kane's again. And Green Trim Farm's gelding rnddle. He was also fourth in trail and fifth in the English pleasure stake to Spring Delight , who had won the com­ class winner, Windcrest Top Hand bination class for Camelot. completed the group. After working comp lete his rather phenominal demon­ them both ways of the ring , Mr. Grein ­ stration of Morgan versatility. In to.tal, the breeding divisions added up to excellent competition althou gh ert tied them in the order named. Fifth Largest class of the show was the went to Mike Goebig with Tas-Tee's some of the colt classes were small in English pleasure stake won by Foxy number of entries. The coveted mar e Indian Summer and sixth was D. F. Rose Marie. Second in it was Three Switzler's Trophy . championship went to Dr. Frances Winds Farm's Magic Sonata, winner al­ St::haeffer's Miss Mar-Lo. Reserve was A little earlier in the evening, Blue so of. the trail class. Third went to Mrs. Spruce Farm's Cornwall Sealect who Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Patton 's homebred Sandra Wooding 's Orcland Linda. Miss Sugar Lo.af. had previously won the novice class; top­ Orcland Gaystar was fourth for Orc­ ped another three year old, Waseeka's land Farm. Then came Manito fol­ Champion stallion of the show was Overture owned by Three Winds Farm, lowed by Edie Horn er's Lippitt George Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colgate 's hand - and five other entries to win the junior Moro who. had previously paired with ( Continued on Page 59) ·. saddle stake. Roger Etherington's The Third Man In the stake for Mid-Atlantic bred to win the pair class.

12 The MORGAN HORSE CJ1ow a et.ampion in ~arnedd, too ...

Tarrace Photo TROPHY'S BECKIE DATE 10242

I. With her sensational victory in the Championship Harness Stake at the Mid-Atlantic Morgan Show, Trophy 's Beckie Date adds her first harness tricolor to her impressive list of triumphs under saddle in her first year of competition. Earlier the same evening she was also ridden to victory by John Diehl in the Mid-Atlantic Bred and Owned Stake.

~amtlnt 1J1arm.a Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Thomas H. White, Jr. - owner John Diehl - Manager-Trainer FLASH! FLASH!

Orcland Bold Victory goes to Salt Lake City, Utah for the record price of $7,500.

This outstanding son of Ulendon and Westfall Bold Beauty was Junior Champion Stallion at the 1963 National Morgan Horse Show.

We wish to congratulate Arnold and Walter Chrtistensen on their purchase of this fine young stallion. We expect great things for him. Had he stayed in the East he would have been our Junior Sire in 1964 at Orcland Farm.

Victory was bred at Orcland Farms and owned by Stuart Wickson, Gales Ferry, Conn., his seller.

NEW OWNER SELLER BREEDER "RNOLD & WALTER CHRISTENSEN STUARTWICKSON ORCLAND FARM 3487 S. 900 East Gales Ferry West Newbury Salt Lake City Conn. Mass. Utah Gillette, all foals by Brown Pepper , of New York News course. Doro ,hy Chester Hock 's Bro.adwall Ry RuTH RocER Bonny Bell has a stud colt by Ulendon Martin Rd., Akron, N. Y. at her side. Jean Morley of Canandaigua sends us the accompanying picture of the Mor­ ley's fine new Morgan, Cotton Eye Morgan ent ries at the Erie County sion follow at the end of this report. Joe Go.ddes, recently purchased from Fair, Western New Yorks get-toget her Mrs. G ladys Wikoff. judged . Joan Bowers of Midland, Michigan. show, were disappointing. We dropped In the Junior Exib itor Seat and Hands Besides being a stylish E nglish horse, from between 60 and 75 Mo.rgans in Open, Taffy Sherwood rode her Snip Jean says he can and does show success. recent years, to about 30. It is believed of Capto r to. 2nd place, and Tommy fully agai nst the best of. that predomi ­ that this was due largely to the virus, Hens had 3rd in Open Junior Saddle nantly Quarter-horse area. which has been prevalent all year Seat, with Georgina Twilight . The Ralph Plauths have sold their among the race hor ses stabled in these In the 4-H show open to all breeds, gelding, Longview Saber, to Col. John same barns. the Hens boys really scored, taking 1st Rawlins and his daughter, Lynn . Saber At any rate, breeding classes espec­ in mares wit h Betsey Twilight, 1st year­ has done extreme ly well in pleasure ially were not well filled - no senior ling with Ransomevale. Blythe and lst classes in the East, and is expected to stallions, for instance, and not many in foal with Tommy H ughitt. co.ntinue his career in New Mexico the classes for young stock. We will Both Tommy and Mike also rode since Col. Rawlins has been transferred ho.pc to do better next year. well in the regular classes of the Mo,r­ to Albuqu erque. Among the performers, the little gan Division , as did Ann Lomber , Taffy Ayelien Richards i taking a tempor ­ gelding, Don Quixote Pepper and his Sherwood and Dr. Taylor 's horseman ary leave of absence from the horse Evelyn Rodee stole the limelight. son from Cuba, all Juni or riders. business, and sends us the accompany­ Donny took home five blues two sec­ Prev iously unr eported foals include ing lovely picture of her yearling R. R. onds, two thirds, and one fifth, quite a Russ Dobbins ' stud colt, from his Ga llant Fox, to prove that she intend s basketfull of ribbons. His open class Towns hend Gaydie r, fro.rn Gera ld Ash­ to return . winni ngs were 1st in Brid le Path Hacks by s Allen's Major. We are glad to receive the following (20 ho.rses), 3rd in Western Pleasure The Wa lly Rodees have three : a stud co.rrection from Mrs. Marvin Knoll of Stake, 2nd in Open Englis h Pleasu re, colt to be named Dr . Pepper , from llli­ Centr al Square. In the Sunnyhill Show a class so large it had to be run in ni Patti ; a filly, T. Ka-Tu Pepper , from June 27 and 30, . ancy Knoll 's Turn - sections. Winnings in the Morgan Divi- Tro uvaille, and a stud colt from Allen's ( Continued on Page 58)

COT'EON EYE JOE GEDDES 10997. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. RR GALLANT FOX 13763 (Windcrest Gallant x Mandate's Peqgy Emery Morley. Canandaigua , N. Y.: . Won English pleasure Lou). Wlnner Mid-Atlantic: (Yearling) Futurity , 1963. Owned c:lau at Syracuse Breeders Show , June 1963. by Ayellen Richards, Pine City, N. Y.

OCTOBER, 1963 15 MAYPHIL 07192 18 YEARS YOUNG NO BREEDERCOULD ( actual photograph by B. Stone) ASK FOR MORE, NOT MANY DARE TO HOPE FOR AS MUCH.

Dam of five foals to win their weanling classesat the National.

(a w inner from every sire she has been bred to)

TORMENTA .. (by Mentor) First weanling, ylg ., 2-yr . old mares, 2-yr. driving, res . jr. ch., res . gr . ch., jr. ch., gr . ch. mare, first harness prs., and first mares under saddle under 15, all at the National. Model and per­ formance winner at Eastern States and Deerfield, N. H. VIGILMAY .. (by Orcland Vigildon) First weanling class at the National, Eastern States, Deerfield, N. H., and ch. open colt there. First Morgan colt to win New England (NEHC) Gr. Ch. Open Colt . Shown to 36 consecutive wins in open competition . First Model mares 4 and over at both the New England Morgan Show and the National. First place mare and foal at both the N. E. Morg . Show and the Nat . Her son, BRO-ROCK VIGILEADER, won the foal class at both shows. (this year her foal was sick and did not get to show .) VIGILMAY has stood behind Orcland Vigildon each time he won the get of sire class at the Nat ional and been obviously proud to do so . VIGILMARCH .. (by Orcland Vigildon) First place weanling st., First 3-yr. st., First 2-yr . old driving at the National. First ylg . st. at the Green Mt. All Morgan Show. At Eastern States he has won the weanl. , ylg., 2-yr . old , and gr . ch. Morgan . As a 2-yr. old at Mid-Atlantic he won the jr. harness stake and was both gr. ch. stallion, and gr . · t. ch. harness horse of the show . He was gr. ch. harness horse at the Gold Cup Show. Gr. ch. stallion at Illinois State Fair. " He won the Morgans in harness at Penn . Nat . in 1961. His first colt, BRO-ROCK MARCH ON, won the ylg . st . class and the 3-yr. old st. in harness at the Nat ional; as well as the ylg ., 2 yr. old , res . gr. ch. Morgan at Eastern States ; and was first place ylg. and gr . ch. colt at the New Eng. Morg . Show . MAYLENDA . .. (by Ulendon) First place weanl. filly, first place 3-yr. old m. & g . in harness at the National. Highest price weanling to sell at public consignment sale . *BRO-ROCK VIGILMARY .. (by Orcland Vig ildon) full sister to VIGILMAY & VIGILMARCH. *IS OUR CONSIGNMENT TO THE 1963 GREEN MEADS SALE She is the winner of the filly foal class at the 1963 Nat ional. Her dam has won the produce of dam class twice and her sire has won the get of sire class twice at the Nat ional. We think you 'll like her ... we 've p icked her for you . MAY PHIL and/ or h-erprog eny have been fi1'S·t 26 times at the Nationa l Morgan Show. It would seem that her stamp of quality is set and far 1·eaching. We have nothing but the greatest admiration for this fabulous producer. She has given us as much pleasure as any horse could, and that's a Morgans job. We will be selling from our own "private stock" some good bred mares and show prospects, all closely related to the imm ortal Mayph,il. To go with them, we have two coming 2-yr. old stallions who look, go, and are bred like champions. BRO-ROCK MORGANS Mr. & Mrs. David L. Brockett, Ipswich, Mass. (zip 01938) We are located at Appleton Farms in Ipswich, on Rt. 1A, just 7 mi. off of Rt. 128N (take exit 20N) or phone 356-2234 (area code 617) . Morgan Breeders and Exhibitors Association

By EVEOAKLEY 1301 W. Mag nolia Blvd. Burbank, Cal if.

WAER'S TIAGO STAR 12865 (Rex's Major Monte x Gontola) 3 year old Morgan gelding, winner of the Gelding Class at So. Calif. Exposition. Del Mar, Calli. Owned and shown by Mona Lyons . Trabuco Canyon, Calif.

Southland horse lovers jammed the to all breeds, represented every part of Oceanside , Carlsbad, Vista and San day long M.H.B.E.A. 2nd annua l Open So. Californi a. Judge of the show was Marcos, as well as two beauty queens Horse Show on July 28th. About 1,500 Lloyd Linton, o.f Garde n Grove, Calif., and a special guest star presented tro­ spectators were there during classes, a nationally known trainer and judge. phies to win ners in various classes. much larged cro,wd than last year. Sponso.red by A. J. Land Co., the show Connie Hines, feminin e star of the Ou r entries were app roximately 240 was held amid the lovely rolling hills CBS "Mr. Ed " talk ing horse television and while the turnout of horse.s were surroundin g the recreation riding area series, presented ''Best of Show " tro­ no~ as great in numbers due to the virus of El Camino Country Club Hills phies to winners. there was a larger number than last $30,000,000 residential comm unity in year. Oceanside. ( Continued on Page 57) T his show, 21 classes in all and open Military and civic dign itaries from

GIPSY'S STARLIGHT 011362 (Harold Roberts x Morgan Gipsy) Win­ Danny Weinberger. winner Grand Entry Best Dressed Boy on his ner Reg. Morga J Western Pleasure class M.H.B.E.A.'s 2nd Annual Morgan gelding , SHERIFF MORGAN. Sherill and Danny were 3rd Open Horse Show . El Camino Country Club Estates, Oceanside, In Reg. Morgan Western pleasure: 2nd Reg, Morgan Pleasure Calif. Owners Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Matthews, Vista. Rider, Marjorie Driving; 2nd open stock saddle seat: 9· years and under. Riding of Lakeside. Brig. Gen . W. T. Falrboum , USMC, presenting trophy. OAK HILL FARMS DispersalSale

ALL HORSES. TACK. AND BUGGIES WILL BE SOLD

21 TOP MORGANS OF ALL AGES INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING:

Sire: Devan Cap by O.C.R. CAP'S NUGGET (Stallion) Dam: Flyella by Flyhawk Foaled: April 25 , 1967 No. 12014 Color : liver chestnut, silver mane and tall

Sire: Kane's Showboy by Devon Tip KANE'S TOMBOY (Stallion) Dam: Jubilee's Prlnce11 loy by Flying Jubilee Foaled : April 12, 1962 No. 13999 Color: Ches1nut, star-strip

Sire: Kane's Jon-lar-K by John Geddes COHACTA BLAZE (Gelding) Dam : Rozella by Agazln Foaled : April 10, 1951 No. 12070 Color: lay (Mich. Jr. Champion, Harness 1962)

Sire: Agazizz by Juran FREEMAN'S AGABON (Mare) Dam: Kaklbon by Bonfire Foaled : May 16, 1960 No. 010994 Color: Chestnut, flaxen mane and tall (Championship Conformation)

Sire: Foxfire by Bonfire FOXFIRE'STRIUMPH (Mare) Dam: lady Topfleld by Royal Topfleld Foaled : April 18, 1961 No. 011890 Color: Dark chestnut , star-strip-snip

Sire: Kenny's King Cotton by Cottonhlll's Choice MACANJO'S MERRYLEGS(Mare - bred) Dam: Schoolmaster's Choice by Lippitt Moro Ash Foaled : May 23, 1953 No. 08805 Color: Chestnut, small star-strip

4 FOLLOWING MARES BRED TO CAP'S NUGGET: Kane's Miss Universe, No. 09790 (6 yr. old) Westlane Christie, No. 010635 (8 yr. old) Royal Miss, No. 010403 (5 yr. old) Nylon, No. 06960 (17 yr. old)

4 Weanling Fillies 1 Weanling Stud Colt 1 Yearling Stud Colt 2 Yearling Geldings 2 2 year old Mares

Sun Flower Kitty - 9 yr. old Proven Mare (open)

Ruth & Phil Dorsey, owners 9679 Chalk Hill Road Tel. 707-838-654 l Healdsburg, California Land of Enchantment

By LORRAYNE c. BYERS 619 Pueblo Solano N. W . Albuquerque, N. M.

LINSLEY SUNBELLE 012157. 14 months old fllty by Rex Linsley out of Sundo. Owned by Betty C. Gleason, Scottsdale. Arizona.

Tew o.fficers and directors elected at Another point worthy of note (and considers promotion of Morgan as our annual meeting are: President, W. especially gratifying) was the decreased stock horses one o.f the club's most im­ C. Byers, Albuquerque; Vice-Pres., J. number of Morgans shown with weight portant tasks! Many sideline commen s Banta, Santa Fe; Secy.-Treas., Dr. W . and long toes. It is still with us to a from "would be hopefulls" makes the K. Woodard, Albuquerque; Publicity, degree, but in the wake of our discus­ outlook for these classes in '64 look very Lorrayne C. Byers, Albuquerque. New sions and Code of Ethics it appears bright indeed. And some of the co.rn­ Mexico directors are Dr. W. D. An­ that emphasis on training and develop­ ments heard among our western breed drews, Albuquerque; Howard Eberline, ing natural skills to a higher degree is opponents on the rail didn 't hurt us a Santa Fe; John Nixon, Espanola and increasing in importance and replacing bit either! representing Texas , Hughes Seewald the undesirable. In line with this, Mr. Following are the results of the Santa of Amarillo. These members are all Ferguso.n's proposal to add two $500 Fe Show, Judge Earl Craig, Phoenix: well known in this part of the country classes to the National Morgan Show Morgan Weanling, Either Sex: Won by EE/ THREE in which 4" toes and keg shoes are JAYENE, EE/ Three Morgans , Santa Fe, N. M.; 2nd , for their sincere dedication to. the breed, FAIRLEA LADY JANE, W . K. Wooda rd, Albuqu er· and we shall look forward to another mandatory on the entries was greeted que, N. M ., 3rd, DEAR BEE, Bee Morgan Corrals , with cheers in this part of the country. Santa Fe, N. M . year of rapid advancement for Morgans Morgan Yearlings , Either Sex: Won by FAIRLEA in the southwest. If. these proposed classes are added for TROUBADOUR, W . K. Woodard , Albuqu erque; 2nd , KATINKA C, T. H. Conkl in, Stigler , Okla .; 3rd , next year, it is certain that the winners KIWI BEE. Bee Morgan Corrals, Santa Fe; 4th, The Santa Fe Sho.w was a tremendous will achieve a truly "national" admira­ WE-NO -WALK CAMEO BEE, We-No-Walk Farm, uccess for the breed! Good, big classes Espanola, N. M .; 5th, WE-NO-WALK TAMA BEE, tion and respect, for their wins will be Espanola, N . M . of Morgans that were exceptionally well the result o.f natural ability and train­ Morgan 2 year Olds , Either Sex: Won by AMA· prepared for the competition at hand, RILLO LIBERTY, Hughes Seewald, Amarillo, Texas, ing! - not artificialty. 2nd , MOLETA BEE, Bee Morgan Corrals, Santa Fe, and a judge (finally) that worked the 3rd , FELICITY, Pleasant Valley Ranch, Loveland , The obstacles in the Pleasure Classes cla ses long enough to be seen, and hard Cola. ( the first we have had in our shows) Morgan 3-Year Olds, Either Sex: Won by STETSA, enougll to make them worthwhile. EE/Three Morgans, Santa Fe, N . M.; 2nd , CHICO consisted of about a 2' log jump and One class that is brand spanking new BEE, We-No-Walk Farm, Espanola, N. M.; 3rd , a tangle of logs to be crossed with cau­ LINGOLD. Bob Shelton , Jr ., Los Alamos , N. M.; 4th , to o.uthwest show circles is an Open to BEAU BEE, Lynne Learly , Los Alamos, N . M . tion. In addition to eliminating a few Any Breed Pleasure Driving Class. It Morgan Stallion, , Four Years and Over: Won by entries that had passed the previous rail AARON JAY, EE/ Three Morgans , Santa Fe; 2nd , was a good class for its first showing, WASEEKA'S REGAL AIRS, Peg Nlchoalds, Colorado; wo.rk with ease, the obstacles also 3rd , REX LINSLEY, Windmere Farm, Albuquerqu e; including a number of Morgans, Ara­ 4th , MONTE VERMONT, Slash Bar K Ranch, Wick· caused the judge to work the remainder enburg , Ar iz.; 5th, TRIUMPH, Hughes Seewald , bians and Saddlehorses in the entries. on the rail again. The spectators fol­ Amar illo , Tex.; 6th, TEHACHAPI ROCK, Max ine Readers will be delighted to know that Merchant, Houston. Tex. lowed the classes keenly, and by the time Champion Stall ion: AARON JAY, EE/ Three Mor · the Morgans walked of.£ with the class the classes were pinned, Morgans had gons, Santa Fe. Res. Champ. Stallion: WASEEKA'S REGAL AI RS, (see show results). Also entered in the been in the public eye long enough to Peg Nichoalds , Colo. Open to All Breeds Western Pleasure attract serious viewing - this is what Morgan Mores, four Years and Over: Won b•/ JUBILEE'S PASTIME. Windmere Farm, Albuquerque , were two Morgans. Both did a fine job, we have always wanted. N. M .; 2nd , WINDCREST SELECTION, Peg Nich­ with Peg Nichoald's gelding Royal Star­ oalds , Colorado ; 3rd, LOCKELYN, Callaway Mor· The Stock Horse and Reining classes ( Continued on Page 53) light (Ted Willrich up) placing 4th. were the best we have ever had. Al­ Jim and Virginia Banta are deserving though there has been a bit of criticism of a round of applause for this Morgan that the pattern is too. complex all en­ Give a Gift Subscription of success, as it was through their efforts tries gave a flawless performance of the 'The Morgan Horse Magazine in the Santa Fe Show Committee that pattern. This is perhaps the most en­ for Christmas. we were given so many classes. couraging part of the show, as MMHC

OCTOBER, 1963 19 Geldings , 4 years and over: Won by WASEEKA S MASTERPIECE, Woseeka Form; 2nd , UNH GAY· MAN , Orcland Farms; 3nd , ROCKLYN , W . M . New EnglandNews W iley ; 4th , GAYLENDON , W . M . Wiley. Stallions , 4 years and over: Won by WASEEKA'S UDEEN BARWOOD NOCTURNE. Woseeko Farm: 2nd , MO'-'O TWI · Ry J c. LIGHT. Jean Cox; 3rd, JACK McNA!;'Y , Rosemarie Rowell : 4th , LITILE HAWK, Norman and Phyll is Christian Street Dock Gt . Champion Stallion In-Hand : Won by WASEE· White River Jct., Vermo.nt KA'S NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; 2nd, JACK Mc· NARY . Rosemar ie Rowell . Grand Champ ion Ma ine Own ed Stall ion : Won News is very light this month. cross of Jo.hn A. Darling blood. The by MORO TWILIGHT , Jeon Cox; 2nd , JACK Mc · NARY. Rosemarie Rowell. hope. now that most of the shows are Drurys are anxiously awa iting the de­ Grand Champion Mare or Geld ing in hand : Won bv WA SEEKA' S THEME SONG, Waseeko Form: 2nd , over and trail riding coming to an end livery of another filly shortly . SUPERLEE. W . M . Grove . fo.r the summer, that more of you will Royalton Dru cilla Darling, a daug h­ Grand Champion Ma ine Own ed Mar e or Gelding : Won by SUPERLEE, W . M . Grove; 2nd , MISTRESS have time to sit down and drop me a ter of Royalton Dian tha Da rling and MERRIDAWN , Douglass McCobb . Western Pleasure: Wo n by JUBILEE'S PRINCESS, note telling of your Morgan activities Lippitt Ashmore has been sold to Miss M r. and Mrs . V ictor Burnhe imer; 2nd , ROCKLYN. this past summer. Please send along An n Thompson, o.£ Melrose, Conn . W . M. Wiley; 3rd, GAYLENDON , W . M Wiley ; 4th . LITI LE HAWK , Norman and Phyllis Dock. your photos also ... preferab ly 5" x 8" T his filly is a cross of Lippitt Ethan Ma res under saddle : Won by WASEEKA 'S THEME Ash, Sally Moro, Et han Eldon and SONG. Woseeko Farm; 2nd, WINDCREST STAR or larger, glossy prints . OF DAW N . Elm Hill Farm; 3rd, TOWNSHEND John A. Darling breeding. SENORITA. Orclond Farms; 4th, MIST'-'ESS MERRI, MASSACHUSETTS DAWN , Douglass McCobb . Mr. and Mrs. Keynith Kn ap p of Bald lead l ine: Wo n by JAMES BRYCE: 2nd , SAN· recently had the opportunity to Mt. Farm , Arlington have a chestnut ORA LEARY: 3rd , JANET BRYCE. visit with Glenn and Charlo.tte Barr of Stalli ons under Saddle : Won by WASEEKA'S filly out of Bald Mt . Lisa Ash by Bar­ NOCTU'-'NE. Waseeka Form: 2nd , BAR-T,COLONEL, Holliston. Mrs. Barr, her children, and Poul Leary ; 3rd, ORCLAND BOLD ADMl!;'AL . T. Vigilman. A chestnut stallion foal Frank Lothrop; 4th, JACK McNARY , Rosemorie th eir nice two year old filly Lee's Cara ­ by Easter Twi light has been sold to. J;lowell. velle (Pa rade x Broad wall Felicity) Trail Horse: Won by TOWNSHEND SENORITA, Miss Judy Exfo rd of Pitt sfield, Mass., Orclond Farms: 2nd , ROCKLYN, W . M . Wiley ; 3rd, have been spending the summe r in GAY LENDON . W . M . Wiley; 4th , LITTLE HAWK. and will become. Judy 's harness horse. Phyllis Dock . Woodstock , Vermont , where they have T he Knapps have purchased Green Op en Harn ess: Won by KENNEBEC SUNDAY . Ed· had lots of time to spend training word Gallant : 2nd , GAYLENDON, W . M . W iley . Meads Crescent from Mr. Robert Brew­ Geld ings under Saddl e: Won by WASEEKA'S "Carrie ' to rid e and dr ive. MASTERPIECE. Waseeka Form; 2nd , ROCKLYN, ster of Manchester, Vermont. T his Debbie W iley; 3rd , KNICKERBOCKER' S SANDY . Morgan is by Gay Cavalier out of. Green Ruth l ane : 4th, UNH GAYMAN , Orcland Farms. MAINE Gay Nin et ies: Won by SUPERLEE, W . M . Grov e; Mrs. Maxine Bubar of. Caribou has Meads Starlet. 2nd , CORISOR BEAU, Mary Greenleaf; 3rd, LIZ · ZI E McCLUR. Down Grove . a filly out 0£ Bro.adwall Pandra by Mr. and Mrs. Keynit h Knapp also re­ Equitation, 17 years and under: Won by JUDY port the sale of Bald Mt . Cr escentlea , by MULHERNE: 2nd , DEBBIE WILEY . Rock-B-Twi light. Ma iden Clam Won by ROLLING ACRES PRIDE. Mr . Gordon Van Buskirk also has Bald Mt. Troubadou r o.ut of Leah, a Robert Anderson : 2nd , GAYLENDON , Debb ie chestnut yearling, to Mr. John Evan Wiley . a nice filly out of Maggie's Mischief by Clau 28 : Won by MISTi;>ESSMERRIDAWN, Har · Corisor of Upwey, which Mrs. Van Bus­ Lourie of W est Rupert , Vermont. land McCobb : 2nd, HELEN DA RLING, Fronk Lathrop ; 3rd , SUPERLEE, W . M . Grove; 4th , POPPYCOCK, kirk hopes will be a nice match with At the Bald Mt . 4-H Club Horse Sondra Morals . Show, a Morgan, Bald Mt. Minuet, Parade ClaH : Won by ROCKLYN, W . M . Wiley . her full sister Corimis. She has been Child's Morgan : Won by KNICKERBOCKER'S named "Cora l." thr ee year old filly, owned by Miss SANDY: 2nd , BAR T COLONEL, Paul Leary . Saddle Stake: Won by WASEEKA 'S NOCTURNE, T he Maine All-Morgan Show was Lynda Beattie, really dominated the Wa seeka Farm; 2nd, BAR T COLONEL , Poul Leary . show . She was the only Morgan en­ held August 18 at the Poland Spring Arlington, Vermont Horse Show Hou se with Professor "Cy" Tirre ll of. tered and walked away with blues in the University of New Hamps hire do­ the trail class, Eng lish and Open Plea­ Judged by Lyman Orcutt · sure classes, and red ribbons in English ing his usual fine job of judging. T he Morgans In Hand : Won by BA LD MT . MAREA· Horsemanship and 4-H fitting. T his LECT. Keynith Knapp; 2nd, WASEEKA 'S PARTY show was held wit h a good deal of dif­ DOLL. John Hamlin , Bennington , Vt.; 3rd, ficulty because of bad weather and bad filly was pu rchased at the Green Meads B'-'OMLEY EASTER ALLEN, Benjami n Quo , Cam· Wean ling Sale by the Beattie's. bridge , N . Y.; ;4 th , TOPLAND' S BEAUFI ELD, John footing , and some horses had to be Crossmon . West Rutland, Vt. Morgan Pleasure Driv ing: Won by DEERFIELD scrat&e d because of the virus which Maine Morgan Horse Show SENIOR, Jerry ond Mory Brown, Jericho , Vt .; 2nd , 1962 Foals: Won by PRINCECREST STARDON . DEERFIELD DR. BOYDEN, Stanley Crofts, Wilming · had been floating aro und all summer. own ed by John Prince; 2nd, MEADOWVIEW 'S ton, Vt.: 3rd , CHIEF .OF STOCKBRIDGE. Goi ~ The sho.w went off on schedule though , JUNO. Mr . ond Mrs . Wolloce Dennis; 3rd, MISTER Blackmer. Stockb ridge , Vt.; 4th , BROMLEY BOB GAYLA D, Rudy Marois ; 4th , SUNSET EASTER ANN , MORGAN . Lorraine Kelton , Peru, Vt . and many thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Norman ond Phyllis Dock. Open Mo rgan : Won by WINDCREST STA'-' OF W . M. Grove for the ir hard work in 1961 Foals: Won by HELEN DA~ING , Fronk DAWN , Elm Hill Form, Brookf ield, Mass .; 2nd , Lothrop; 2nd, CONNIE DALE, Mr . ond Mrs . Victor DEERFIELD DR. BOYDEN, Stanley Crafts : 3rd , making the show a success. See results Burnheimer ; 3rd, INGRID M ., Charl es Clopp erton; DEERFIELD SENIOR, Jerry and Mary Brown ; 1 Ii, 4th , KENNEBEC ETHAN MAY , Margaret Gardiner . WASEEKA'S PARTY DOLL. John Hamlin . at end of column . Morgan Champ ionship: Champion , WINDCREST 1963 Foals: Won by DEAR LEE"S PRINCESS, W . STAR OF DAWN , Elm Hil l Farm; Reserve, WASEE· M . Wiley; 2nd , PRINCESS PIERETIE, Mr . and Mrs . KA ' S PAi;>TYDOLL , John Haml in. VERMONT V ictor Burnheimer : 3rd, LIZZIE McCLUR'S fool , Morgan Foals: Won by ELM Hill HIGH HAT, I recently talke.d with Mr. Dan a W . M . Grove; 4th , MORGAN Hill PARALEE, W . Elm Hill Form: 2nd , BALD MT. IRA HAWK , Kev· M . Grove. nith Knapp; 3rd , PETER DANE , Ray lngrohom , Kelley of the Justine Morgan Hor se Mar es 4 years and over: Won by WASEEKA 'S Bennington , Vt. ; 4th , BALD MT. CONCERTINA, Mrs . THEME SONG , Waseeka Form; 2nd, SUPERLEE. W . John Rooney, Shaftsbury , Vt. Farm, Woodstock durin g the JOO-mil e M , Grove; 3rd , MISTRESS MERRIDAWN, Douglas Open Colts , 2 yrs.: Won by BALD MT. IRA HAWK . trail ride. Mr. Kelley reports the sales McCobb ; 4th , JUBILEE'S PRINCESS, Mr . and Mrs . Keynith Knopp ; 2nd, PETE'-' DANE . Roy lng rahom ; Victor Burnheimer, 3rd . STOCKBi;>IDGESUSIE , Gaius Blockm er. of all 0£ thi s year's f.o.als, in addition to Mar e and Foal : Won by SUPERLEE, W . M . Grove ; Open Colts , 1 year: Won by ELM HILL HIGH HAT, several mares and older st(?Ck. Royal­ 2nd . JUBILEE'S PRINCESS. Mr . ond M rs. V ictor Elm Hill Farm: 2nd, BALD MT. CONCERTINA, Mrs. Burnhe imer: 3rd, FRANCIE, Wm . M . Wiley; 4th, John Rooney; 3rd , WESTWOLD ClANA LUCKY, Jon ton Deidre Darling (Roya lton Ash­ MI STRESS MERRIDAWN, Douglas McCobb . Clo rkson . Townshend . Vt. 4-H Fitt ing and Showmansh ip: 2nd , l YNDA brook x Lippitt Darling) a chestnut Grad e Morgan : Won by PATSY' S APRIL JUBILEE. BEATIE. showing Bald Mt . Minuet ; 3rd , NEIL Hazel Littlefield : 2nd , CORISOi;> BEAU, Mory KNAPP, showing Bald Ml. Mareolect; 4th, VAL , yearling has been purchas ed by the Noe l Greenlea f. ERIE KNAPP. show ing Bold Mt . Concert ina . Drury family of Topsfield, Mass. This 3 year old s: Won by ORCLAND BOLD ADMIRAL , Frank Lathrop ; 2nd , ROLLING ACRES PRIDE, Mrs . is I heir first Morgan and is a double Jan el Water house. ( Continued on Page 56)

20 The MORGAN HORSE The TexasTally

By PAT CROOKHAM Southmayd, Texas

QUEENETTE 010298. starting the tum. Ridden by Foy Jean Crookham ,

The last several meetings have seen We are glad to hear that Miss Mer­ Dr. and Mrs. Conklin and sons, the members busy preparing for o.ur chants mother and also Mrs. Angel's Thomas and Charles had been recent next large events - the Fa ll Playday mother are doing well after rather ser­ visitors to Circle C. Also dropping by Oct. 6 at 10001 Stubener Airline Drive ious illnesses. Mrs. Avants is reported recently, was Bill Jones of Sherman, in Houston and the Fall Trailride , Nov. to be still under the weather, but we Billy J. Carpenter of. Fort Worth and 3 at Sam Houston State Park. trust she will improv e soon. John and Shirley Halt and daughters He rbert Barney, A.G. Avants, James The C. M. Angels and eldest daugh­ Shan and Sue of W eatherford. Mr. Burson, S. H . Ashe, Bayou Farms, A. ter, Elayne, and Pat Crook ham and and Mrs. Halt had just returned from W. Hu rlbut , and the Circle C Ranch daughter, Foy Jean, visited Mary and the Western National at Loveland, Colo. have donated prizes for the playday. Burt Diebel and their charming year and had acquired quite an interest in The awards for the playday will be old daughter in Alice, Tex. recently. Mr. Morgans. equipment and belt buckles. and Mrs. Diebel own the nice chestnut Caro l Kenyon of Killeen has re­ New members include Mr . Ernest H. mare, Sugarfoot and her weanling colt. turned from a most pleasant trip to the Jones of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Also. visited during the trip were Mr. Nat ional in Mass. She attended most Mares of Ho.uston, Mr. and Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Russell R. Kibbe of Fremont, of the sessions with Mrs. Euge ne Hol­ D. Rieb of Richmond who own the Texa . We toured their rather exten­ den . mare Donald Linsley and 2 of her colts, sive ranch and saw as good a band 0£ The C. L. Hackley 's o.f Friendswood and Tally subscriber Ray Marantz of Morgans as the state can boast. made a trip to the Northeast. T hey El Paso. went to the Tanglewood Farm and Blue Sales have been brisk. Miss Becky Spruce Farms and report very enjoyable Straughn of Fort Worth has purchased visits to both places. the good trail winning Palomino-Mo.r­ Pat Crookham has been elected to gan, Tim Tam Cotton, former ly owned represent the Texas Morgan Horse Club by Mr. Billy J. Carpenter of that city. on the Circle J Associatio,n Board of Bayou Farms report the sale of Dusky Directors . Sensation to Mr. J.M . Johnson of Ho.us­ ton who owns the Halifax Ranch, in Kyle, Texas . Allana Rockwood went to Mr. J. Richard Gray of Housto n. T heir weanling horse colt o.ut of Dusky Sensation and by Merchant Mariner was MOVING? sold to Mr. C. M. Messingill of Hunt­ To avoid missing copies of the ington, Texas. Miss Maxine Merchant has sold the well known stallion Teha. magazine, tell us when you cbapi Rock to Major C. A. Jackson of change your address . It takes San Antonio. The Bob Mares of Hous­ QUEENETTE 010298, 5 year old mare taking only a m inute to drop us a ton have purchased the ribbon winning part ln .4-H Show. Rider, Foy Jean card. mare, Indian Ann . Crook ham . Our September meeting was held at Write: Circulation Department the A. W . Hurlbut 's new farm, which The Angel's, who live at Conroe, has plenty of space for their lovely Mor­ came up to Circle C for a visit. While The Morgan Horse Magazine gans. Some 30 members attended. they were here we visited Mrs. J. M. P. 0. Box 149 The club has reluctantly accepted the McArd le of Gainsville, whose Morgans Leominster, Mass. 01453 resignation of Glenda Rae Burson as looked to be in excellent shape and Dr. assist.ant secretary. Mrs. C. M. Angel Conklins Ni lknoc Farms in Stigler, was elected to finish that term of office. Okla.

OCTOBER, 1963 21 Mid-States Morgan Horse Club By DoROTHY CoLBUR 2127 W. 108th Pl. Chicago , lllinojs 60643

KING KOOKIE 12524 (Cinnamon King x Dabadeah) owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rafferty of Rockford. Illinois. King Kookle was High Point Morgan Pleasure Horse at the MVMHA Show.

Our last meeting was held betw een that anyone might be proud of. Th e other jun ior who is doing well in 4-H Morgan classes at the Kan e County Fair show was held und er dif ficultie.s, for classes with the Morgan mare, Tap Nor Horse Show - with quit e a rush to get on the first day a frightful storm struck Ea ter Bonnie . Susan 's ribbons ha ve all the busin ess attended to be.fore the the fairgrounds. Tents were blo.wn so f.ar been won in equit ation and E ng­ next class was called. The Field Day down, trailers torn loose from their lish Pleasure. And a letter from Karen to be held on Septembe r 29th at Big moorings, the roof of the grandstand Spodnyak tells of showin g her Lindy Bend farms was th e big topic of. co)lver­ gone and all ele.ctricity knock ed out . ( Big Ben Linfield) in open classes at ation. The response to requ ests for help Ther e were a few near misses to hu­ the Trout Valley show. Lindy took a of all kinds , from memb ers and non­ mans and animals fro.m flying debri s, second in Junior Pleasure, fourth in members alike has been very gratify ing . but no serious accidents that I heard of. Open Pleasure and fifth in the W estern Doris orton, co.mmittee chairman, In true stage tradition , things were Stake. Karen says: "I had many com­ ays: " ... Th e co-operation has been patched up and the show went on - ments fro.m the spectators , some asking tremendous. Everyon e I've called on late but to a successful conclusion. (The what breed of horse he was. I felt very for help has come through beyo.nd ex­ efficient show manager , who had th ese proud to say that he was a Morgan." pectatio ns and so far everythin g has storm problems to deal with , is our member, Mrs. Paul Osbo.rne.) Last month we mention ed our new gone without a hit ch." members, Mr. James McKeon of Dar­ During the meeting our juniors ex­ Report s of new foals are still corning lingtQn, Wis., his Morgan mares, Tilli. cu ed themselves and held their first in !! K:::rene Heims tead of Eau Claire , cum and Lippitt Rosemere and their regular meeting with election of offi. Wis. (Jo yride Morgans) has two more , 1963 foals but since then we fjnd th.at cers. Their cha.ices were: Pr esident, both fillies, by their stallion, Firestone. this is not the full exten t of the Mo.rgan Bonnie Bohling , Oaklawn , lll. ; Vice One, dark brown, nam ed Jeananne of at TiJlicum Acres. T here are also an ­ Presi dent, Karen Spodnyak, G lenview, Joyrid e, is a daughter of Penalee, an un ­ other mare Sterling Sue (Osage x U l­ Ill.; Secretary -Treasurer, Sharon Kla­ registered Morgan, and therefore will wina) a gelding, Tillicurn Red Aga te pel, Rockford, Ill. Two committ ees be listed with the hal f-Morgan registry . ( Redberr y x Tillicum) and the "pr ide were set up to work for the Field Day The other a chestnut , Joyrid e's Joystone , of the farm " - the stallion , Bald Mt. - one to. help on the H ospita lity Booth, is out of rtliwanna Joy Royale Glory (Eas ter Twilight x Helen 's consis s of Karo.n Spodnyak , Bonnie Joyride 's young stallion, Emerald's Glory). Mr. McKeon 's interest in Mor ­ Bohling, Leslie Matas and Sharon Kla­ Beauchamp , wo.n 6th place in an open gans began in 1944, when he chanced pel. T he other, a clean-up committee, halt er class recently, even und er the to see a picture in a newspaper of "t he is composed o.f Shirley Orlando, Andy handicap of an injured leg which hadn 't mo t beauti ful horse I had ever seen." rlando, Ma rk Staehnke and Lee quite healed yet. And on ugust 4th , o name was attached to the picture Matas. th eir thirteen year old mare, Elena and it was some time later that it turned ancy Matas had stacks of the new Linsley Clifford, came hom e with 5th o.ut to be the well known photo graph patches for sale and th ey were going place out of 17 entrie s ( Morgan mares of General Gates. Upo n discovering like hot cakes. These patches are felt 3 and over). This mare had never been that General Gates was a Morgan, he disks with the club name and e.mblem, hown at halter before . subscribed tQ the Morgan Magazine (i n­ cidenta lly, be has a comp lete file of the to be wo.rn on t-shirts , etc. ( wonderful We have news thi month from sev­ Morga n advert ising): She also had the Magazine since 1948). So, due to a eral of our juniors. Sharon Klapel newspaper picture of a famou s Morgan , new decals ( duplicates of the patches writes th at their Morgans spent some in miniature) for car windows and soon we have anoth er enthusiasti c Morgan time at the 4-H Fair and that Bonnie breeder in the middle west. we expect to have larger decals for horse Toot and her f.oal by Sonny Akers won Today we heard with regret of. the trail ers and truck s. first place in the Mare and Foal Cl:tss. T his Kane County show was 10 im­ Their other mare , Big Bend Lady's Pal, portant one fo.r us a ther e were four­ took the blue ribbon fo.r two year old ( Continued on Page 56) teen classes for Morgans and most of mares and Reserve Grand Champion them were well filled with Morgans . howmanship . Susan Hayward is an-

22 The MORGAN HORSE ECOHAUX. owned by Dr. and Mrs . H. P. Boyd; 41h, BLAZE OF CABALLITO (nor a Morgan); 4th , CO­ NorthernCalifornia Morgan Club News HOCTAH BLAZE. owned by Dr. and Mrs . Dorsey. Morgon Stall ions In Hand : Won by CAP'S NUGGET. owned by Dr. and Mrs . Dorsey; 2nd , By GLORIA Jo ES ROCKY BON, owned by Chas. and Jeon Sutf in; 3rd . HILLTOP MAJOf:I SMOKEY, owned by Mrs. G. McDan iel: 41h, LITTLE VARAGRAPH, owned by Mr. Box 545, Diablo , California ond Mrs . George Littrell ; 51h, JUBILEE-GRAPH. owned bv Mr. and Mrs. Littrell. Morgon Mores In Hand : Won by JODIE COLLINS, owned by Jo and Del Norton ; 2nd , INK POT, County Fair time is in full swing in third in the fine harness class. The owned by Mrs . G. McDaniel; 3rd, KEYSTONE'S Northern California and many of o.ur Channing Cathcart family won the fam­ ARTEMIS, owned by Gloria and Art Jones; 41h, FREEMAN'S AGABON , owned by Dr. and Mrs . members have been very busy getting ily class. It was a very large class with Dorsey; 51h, MISS MOONSTAR, owned by Evelyn horses ready for these events. It was about gro.ups participating. Chan­ Dorsey. IO Morgon Geldings In Hand: Won by SUNFLOWER because of this heavy schedu le that we ning Cathcart on Baacarnanto, Allen TOM. owned by Robert Morgan ; 2nd , COHOCTAH BLAZE, owned by Dr. and Mrs . Dorsey; 3rd , had only sixty some members present Cat hcart on Brookwood Melanie, Craig ECOHAUX, owned by Dr. and Mrs . Dorsey; 4th , at the Danville Hotel and Restaurant Cathcart on Kathy. This show was RAMBLEf:I VERMONT, owned by Jo and Del Norton ; 5th . KARAVAN KING, owned by Penny Steinhoff . during August. sponsored by the San Mateo Junior Most of the discussion centered Horsemen. Allan Cathcart also took Mother Lode Fair around our recent show and how we a 5th in Western Pleasure in a class Sonora could impro,ve the next show . Jim Cou l­ of over 25 entries. This is a feather in Morgon Stallions in Hand, '4 years old and over : Won by DUBNA·A , owned by Garrell and Baker; ter was appointed as head of a gro up the Morgan cap. 2nd, MUSCLEMAN, owned by J. Clark Bromiley . to investigate having a clinic. T his 3 year old s: Won by MR. AMERICA , awned by Stockton Rhythm Riders Show Mr . and Mrs . Roy Coats. would be aimed toward better show­ 2 year aid s: Won by EL DORADO KING, owne ~ Stockton by Garrell and Boker; 2nd, IMPALA NOBLEMAN . manship and aid the novice in showing Morgon Mores and Geld ings: Won by ALBA· owned by W . A . Lorenzen; 3rd, SIR BLAZE, owne ~ FI ELD. owned by Gloria and Ari Jones; 2nd, by Mr . and Mrs . Roy Coats. his Morgan to advantage. All of. us KEYSTONE'S ARTEMIS, owned by Gloria and Ari Yearling s: Won by IMPALA CHAMPION , owned could use help in this matter and it Jones: 3rd , SCARLET RIBBONS, owned by rhe by W . A . Lorenzen: 2nd, Pf:IINCE VERMONT, Floyd Man,ker fam ily; 4th , SISKIYOU LADY, owned by Velma Waggoner; 2nd, IMPALA CHAM· should pro.ve to be a very popular acti­ owned by lhe Floyd Mansker fam i ly; 5th, KELLY 'S LITE, owned by Dionna Foil ; 41h, MUSCLES vity. JIM , owned by Kay Schultz; 6th, KITTYFIELD. PRIDE. owned by J. Clark Bromlley . owned by Jim Coulter . Grand Champ ion Stallion : DUBNA-A , owned by We were pleased to see the Earl He.r­ Margan Stallion s: Won by DAPPEf:I DAN , owned Garrett and Baker. by Fron and Waller Kellstrom ; 2nd, BERT'S NOR. Reserve: EL DORADO KING , owned by Go rrell and rings of Chico again and to meet for CHIEF, owned by Berl and Cynthia Stevenson; 3rd , Baker. the first time Mr. and Mrs. Overstreet SHAWALLA PRINCE. owned by Paul Mikkelson ; 41h, Mo rgan Mor es in hand : Won by DEANN E, KING P. owned by Mr . Switzer; 5th, MAC'S owned bv Mr. and Mrs. Don Breazeal e; 2nd , who are from New York but now liv. CHINOOK , owned by Gerald McDonnell. IM PALA CLAUDEEN, owned by W . A . Lorenzen; Westem Pleasure Morgans Won by KELLY'S 3rd, HONEY BUN, owned by J. Clark Bromiley . ing in orthe.rn California. A special JIM , owned by Koy Schultz; 2nd, SCARLETT 3 year old s: Won by RISQUEE, owned by Dionn a welcome to new members: Capt . De. RIBBONS, owned by rhe Floyd Mansker family ; 3rd , Foir. KEYSTONE'S ARTEMIS, owned by Gloria and Art 2 year aid s: Won by DAISY GAY, owned by Wayne Pohl, Atwater; Sylvia Bargrnan, Jones: 4rh, SISKIYOU LADY, owned by rhe Floyd Velma Wagone r; 2nd, NELL'S LADY, owned by Mansker family ; 5th , KITTYFIELD, owned by Jim Garrell and Baker; 3rd , PONGEE PRINCESS, owned Sonora; Do.nna Yialouris, Modesto; Coulter ; 5th , DAPPER DAN , owned by Fron and by J. Clark Bromlley . Herman Rotert, Stockton; Celia Cald­ Waller Kellstrom . Yearl ings: Won by QUEEN AMERICA , owned by Mr . ond Mrs . l«>y Coats; 2nd , HOPE DARE, own ed well, Wheatland. Sonoma County Fair by J . Clark Bromiley; 3rd , DON 'S BONNIE , owned At the Menlo Circus Club show on Santa Rosa by Mr . ond Mrs . Don Breazeale ; 41h, AZALEA Informal Driving Class Op en: Won by WASEEKA'S August 10th Sunflower Torn took a WATCH ME, owned by Gloria and Art Jones; 2nd , ( Continued on Page 56)

MAQUEEN 09397 {Major Chief x Queen Mona) Grand Champion MAC'S CHINOOK l:U54 (Rocky Bon x Dl~a Vermont). Owned mare of Stani slaus Dlstrlc:t Fair. Owned by Bert and Cynthia by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mc:Donnell, Stockton, CalU. Stevenson, Ceres, Calif.

OCTOBER, 1963 23 CIETY. Whltmo rr Farm: 5th , SCHOOLMASTER, Shaker Hill Farm. Justin Morgan Association Pleasure Driving : Won by FOXFIRE SUZAY, Green Hill Farm: 2nd , VAN ITY FAIR, Shaker Hill Farm: 3rd , HI-JAX KIO, H. Niemi: 4rh, MAR-JO SHOW By BARBARA NIEMI GIRL. F. Voss: 5rh, MJ'S GAY SOUBREITE, 0 . Roberts. Novice Morgan : Won by NANUET, Sugar Run 47566 Joy Ro.ad, Plymouth, Mich. Form: 2nd , GREEN HILL TONETIE, Green Hill Farm; 3rd, CLOVERLANE DOLLY M , C. S. Phil­ li ps; 41h, JOY HUNTINGDON , C. Hayw ard, 5th , Stallion, 2 years: Won by ATOMIC'S BILLY B., W . WINDCREST MAJOR, D. DeShone. August began with a big weekend Lindner : 2nd , KANE'S SHOW BAR, Woods and ladles' WHtern Pleasure: Won by JOHN GED· for Michigan Morgan owners with the Wate r Form: 3rd, KANE'S JIM DANDY, G. Gentry ; DES, Woods and Warer Farm: 2nd , NAUTICAL 4th . COHOCTAH KING , K. Shear; 5th , KANE'S NUISANCE. Or. Skelleng er; 3rd , MAX HI SUE 11th Annual All-Morgan Show on Aug. CHECKMATE, Lazy G. Ranch. KID, S. Hoffman ; 4th , KANE'S ROSALINDA, J. ust 3 and 4. This year's show drew Mares 2 yean : Won by O O'S SPRING DOLL, G. Holl in: 5th , KANE'S MISS MELODY, L. Boynes. Gentry; 2nd, HI HO KlnY , H. Niemi: 3rd , EDON­ Pleasure Comblnallon : Won by FOXFIRE SUZAY, over 70 Morgans including several ex­ IA 'S BARKEETA, E. Waterstradt: 4th , RIVER BEND'S Green Hill Form: 2nd , MAR-JO SHOW GIRL, F. CANDY. J. W . Mo ir. Voss: 3rd , HI-JAX KID, H. Niemi: 4th, BEAU hibitors from Ohio. Several new classes GEODES. J. R. Darling: 5rh , MJ'S GAY SOU­ Stoll lon1 3 yean: Won by KANE'S HIGH SO­ BREITE, 0 . Roberts. were added including a Pleasure Com­ CIETY. Whltmorr Farm: 2nd , SCHOOLMASTER, Shak­ Trailer Race: Won by NAUTICAL NUISANCE. Dr. bination and a Trailer Race. All o.f the er Hill Morgon Horse Farm: 3rd , RIVERBEND'S Skellenger ; 2nd, JOHN GEDDES, Woods ond Wat er TRUE BOY, G. Sober. Form: 3rd , MACANJO 'S COITON LASS, J . Symons: classes were well filled with the Pleas­ Mares 3 years: Won by KANE'S BABITTE, C. 4th . PUNCTUALITY, R. Archlson: 5rh , SUCCAOOE'S ure classes setting new records for size Rentscheer: 2nd, CLOVERLANE DOLLY M, C. S. NINO , E. Earehart . Phillips ; 3rd , MAR-JO SHOWGIRL, F. Voss, 4th , Fine Harness: Won by RICKY MARLO, C. R. and quality. GREEN HILL'S TONEITE, Green Hill Form: 5th , Sreword : 2nd , BILLY B. GEDDES, E. Earehart ; 3rd , Among those responsible for the sue. NANUET, Sugar Run Form. APPROSE SHEBOYGAN, J. Appling; 4th , DANBURY, Stallion, , 4 and over: Won by KANE'S JAZZ MAN , Green Hill Farm: 5rh, SCHOOLMASTER, Shaker Hill cess of the show (besides the exhibitors) Woods ond Water Farm: 2nd , HYCRESTTOMMY · Form . HAWK, Hycrest Forms: 3rd , BILLY B. GEODES, Morgan Stock Hone : Won by NAUTICAL NUI ­ were Mr. Fred Verran, show manager; E. Earehart : 4th , APPROSE SHEBOYGAN, F. Ap · SANCE, Dr. Skellenger: 2nd, KANE'S GOLDEN piing ; 51h, GUY GEODES, 0 . Squires. PENNY, E. Cole; 3rd , SUCCAROE'S NINO , E. Mrs. Marie Voss, show secretary; Mr. Earehart ; 4rh, JOHN GEDDES, Woods and Wat er Ralph Curtis , ringmaster; and Mr. Tho, Mares 4 and over: Won by FOXFIRE SUZAY, Farm: 5th , VISCOUNT, 0 . Sunde. Green Hill Form: 2nd, VANITY FAIR, Shaker Hiii English Pleasure, 23 entries: Won by PUNCTUAL­ ielson, announcer . Mr. Delor Markel Morgon Horse Farm: 3rd, MUSIC MAID, Whlt­ ITY, R. Atchison : 2nd , KANE'S ROSALINDA, J. Hol· morr Farm: 4th, MAf'IY BOB'S PARTY GAL, C. ll n: 3rd , HI-JAX KID, H. Niemi: 4rh , BONNIE 'S was the official photographer and Mr. Copeman: 5th , KANE'S COVER GIRL, Woods and BOY. S. Roberts! 5th , MACANJO 'S COITON LASS, William Higgins from Marcellus, Mich­ Water Form. J. Symons. lroodmarH with 1962 foals: Won by PLAINS English Equitation, 17 and under: Won by igan was the judge. BEAUTY, Hycrest Forms: 2nd, SPRINGBROOK GYPSY, SUE ROBERTS: 2nd , CARLA COPEMAN: 3rd , Two weeks after the Morgan Show, F. Voss: 3rd, MUSIC MAID, Whitmorr Form: 4th , MARILYN HACKEIT: 4th , ALICE CARSON: 5th , CON­ KANE'S KANDY KANE, T. Kline. NIE HAYWARD. only four exhibitors found time to at­ Junior Champion Stallion : Won br KANE'S Western Honeman1hlp , 17 and under: Won by HIGH SOCIETY: reserve, ATOMIC'S BIL Y B. DAVE PAf'IKER; 2nd , JENEITE HOFFMAN: 3rd, tend the Tuscola Co.unty Fair, August JANE MCDONALD: 4th , TIM CAREY. 18-20, in Caro, Michigan. The Mor­ Junior Champion Mare: Won by O O'S SPRING English Equitation, 13 and under: Won by JUDY DOLL: reserve, HYCREST MIOGIE . WILLIAMS : 2nd , MARIA KANE: 3rd , J . Marsh ; gans were offered fuJI halter classes and Grand Champion Stallion : Won by KANE'S JAZZ 4th, BITTY NIEMI . three performance classes, all offering MAN ; reserve, KANE'S HIGH SOCIETY. We1tern Horsemanship, 13 and under: Won by Grand Champion Maro : Won by FOXFIRE SUZAY: GREG PHILLIPS: 2nd , RENEE KANE, 3rd , DAV ID premiums and this writer wasn't very reserve, VANITY FAIR. EAREHART. Adult Equitation : Won by CINNAMON REX: 2nd , pleased with the support of this show. Geldings 4 and under: Won by BEAU GEDDES, MAR-JO SHOW GIRL: 3rd, JOHN GEDDES. J. R. Darling : 2nd, BONNIE'S BOY, S. Roberts: ladies ' Fine Harneu : Won by DEERFIELD'S These county fairs are the places to get 3rd , WllllS FARGO, D. Wiiiis , 4th, LINELO, J. Mc­ PAMELA. Woods and Water Form; 2nd, NANUET, out and show the people what a Morgan Donald: 5th , BARON HAWK, W . Johnston . Sugar Run Farm: 3rd , WYLANDWOOD CORKY JO, Golding, S & over: Won by HI-JAX-KIO, H. Niem i: L. Bartels. can do! The size of. the Arabian and 2nd , DANBURY, Green Hill Farm: 3rd, LAMONT Cavalcade Americana : Won by ENTRY of Rhonda CHESTNUT. G. Cook: 4th , ZEPHYR, M . Hackett; Atchison: 2nd, BONNIE'S BOY, S. Roberts: 3rd , Quarter Horse classes made the Mor­ 5th , BICKEL'S BLACK KNIGHT B. Carey. VANITY FAIR, Shaker Hill Form: 4th , MARY BOB'S gans look kind of silly. Grand Champion Golding : Won by BEAU GEDDES: PARTY GAL. C. Copeman: 5th , MOLLY. DEAR, H. reserve, HI-JAX KID . Chard . The Morgans exhibited at the Michi­ English Championship Stake: Won by Bl LLY B. Junior Morgano Four yoan and Under: Won by GEODES, E. Earehart ; 2nd , RICKY MARLO, C. R. gan State Fair from August 26-28 with SCHOOLMASTER. Shaker Hiil Form, 2nd, NANUET, Steward : 3rd , DEERFIELD'S PAMELA, Woods ond three big nights of showing. Four new Sugar Run Farm: 3rd , DEERFIELO'S PAMELA, Water Form: 4th , ZEPHYR, M . Hockett: 5th, DAN­ Woods and Water Farm; 4th , GREEN HILL'S TON­ BUf'IY. Green Hill Farm. classes were added to the Morgan divi­ EITE. Green Hiii Form: 5th , CLOVERLANE DOLLY WHtem Championship Stake: Won by BITIER­ sion including two equitation cl.asses,a M , C. S. Phillips . SWEET SUE. C. S. Phill ips; 2nd, NAUTICAL NUI­ Trail Clan: Won by BEAU GEDDES, J . R. Darl ing; SANCE. Dr. Skellenger ; 3rd , KANE'S ROSALINDA, Pleas re Driving and a Cavalcade 2nd . PUNCTUALITY, R. Atchison ; 3rd , JOHN GED· J. Hallin: 4th , BEAU GEODES, J. R. Darling ; 5th , DES. Woods ond Wate r Form: 4th , NAUTICAL MACDONALD GEDDES, Dr. Ruthven. merfcana exhibitio)l which was given NUISANCE. Or. Skellenger ; 5th , ROBIN MARLO, Fine HamH1 Championship Stake: Won by Bl LLY every night. This year's Fair attracted J . R. Darling . B GEDDES, E. Earehart: 2nd , RICKY MARLO, C. Men'• We1tem Pleasure: Won by KANE'S KANOY R. Steward : 3rd , DEERFIELD'S PAMELA: Woods over 100 Morgans from both Ohio and KANE, T. Kline; 2nd, NAUTICAL NUISANCE, Dr. and Water Farm: 4th, DANBUf'IY, Green Hill fo rff!. Michigan. Again the Pleasure classes Skellenger: 3rd , JOHN GEDDES, Woods and Water Form: 4th , McDONALD GEDDES, Dr. Ruthven; 5th , were bigger and better with 20 horses BICKEL'S BLACK KNIGHT, B. Cary . Cherry Time Horse Show entered in the Pleasure Driving, 21 in Combination : Won by BILLY B. GEODES. E. Eare· Traverse City, July 13-14 hart ; 2nd, OEERFIELD'S PAMELA, Woods and Water the Western Pleasure and 31 in the Farm: 3rd , SCHOOLMASTER, Shaker Hill Farm: Morgan Fine Hameoo: Won by DANBURY, W . 4th , NANUET, Sugar Run Farm; 5th, KANE'S MERRY Carroll : 2nd , WINDCREST MAJOR, 0 . DeShone. Eng lish Pleasure. The Performance MELODY. Dr. Fortner . Morgan Three-Galled : Won by DANBURY, W . Car· classes, while not quite so big, were of Junior Fine Hameu: Won by NANUET, Sugar roll: 2nd. WINDCREST MAJOR, 0 . OeShone: 3 rd , top quality. Mr. Arthur J. Titus from Run Form, 2nd , SCHOOLMASTER, Shaker Hill Farm: GREEN HILLS TONEITE, W . Carroll : 4th, CLOVER­ 3rd , WINDCREST MAJOR, D. DeShone: 4th , GREEN LANE DOLLY M. C. S. Phillips . Wauconda, Illinois was the Judge. HILL'S TONEITE, Green Hill Farm; 5th , CLOVER­ LANE DOLLY M , C. S. Phillips. Morgan Mares and Geldings - any age : Won by 11th Annual Michigan All-Morgan FOXFIRE SUZAY. W . Carroll : 2nd, MARY BOB'S Lead Line: Won by BECKY SKELLENGER: 2nd, PARTY GAL, C. Copeman, 3rd, CLOVERLANE DOHY , Horse Show DAVID HALLIN : 3rd , DAN CAREY; 4th , LEO M , C. S. Phillips ; 4th, KANES GAY BLADE, D. De· Stallion Foals: Won by ATOMIC'S STORM, E. LEWIS: 5th, DANNY EAREHAf'IT. Shone, 5rh, HI-JAX -KIO, H. Niemi . Earehart, 2nd , UNNAMED FOAL, F. Voss; 3rd, The Kane Perpetual lead Line Trophy : Won by Morgan Stallion, , any age : Won by WINDCREST WHITMOA'R'S MUSIC MAN, Whltmorr Form. BECKY SKELLENGER. MAJOR. D. DeShone. Mare Fools: Won by HYCREST MIOGIE, Hycrest We1tem Pleasure: Won by KANE'S MISS MELODY, Forms: 2nd, KANDY'S PRINCESS •UNE, T. Kline. Morgan Weotem Pleasure: Won by BIITERSWEET L. Boynes: 2nd, FUNQUEST CHIP, J. McDonald: 3rd, SUE. C. S. Phillips; 2nd, HI -JAX KID, H. Niem i; Stalllon1, I year: Won by ATOMIC'S JET, W . KANE'S ROSALINDA, J. Hallin: 4th, MACDONALD Linder . 3rd , ROBIN MARLO, J. R. Darling; 4th, PUNC­ GEDDES. Dr. Ruthven; 5th , BEAU GEODES, J. R. TUALITY, R. Atchison . MarH , 1 year: Won by RENDER'S JUNITTE, S. Darling . J. Brock: 2nd , KANE'S BARBIE DOLL, Woods and Morgan English Pleasure: Won by FOXFIRE SU· Water Form: 3rd, CAROUSEL, J. R. Darling ; 4th, English Performance : Won by BILLY B GEDDES, ZAY, W. Carroll: 2nd, HI .JAX KID, H. Niemi: PENNY PAYGON, C S. Phillips; 5th, BAR-KAY, D. E. Earehart : 2nd , RICKY MARLO, C. R. Steward: 3rd, CLOVERLANE DOLLY M , C. S. Phillips ; 4th , Wisman . 3rd , ZEPHER, M . Hockett: 4th, KANE'S HIGH SO- MARY BOB'S PARTY GAL, C. Copeman .

24 The MORGAN HORSE Morgan Horse Club of Southern California

By CHARLOTTE SCHMIDT 4717 Del Paso Ct. Los ngeles 32. Calif.

POCO ALJOY 11485. winner of Hi-Point Perp etual Trophy of 1963. Owned by the Maloolm Mc:Duffies of Pasadena , Calif .

On July 13, 1963, Poco Aljoy, o.ut of trainer, when asked if. he would take placed either in the blue or up there the mare Almond Joy by Red Gates, Poco Aljoy for training , very bluntly real close. He has been placed in al­ owned by the Malcolm McDuffies of stated, "What do I want with a Mor­ most every type of class a horse sho.w Pasadena, Calif., received the Perpetua l gan?" Bill has had to eat those wo,rds has to offer, with the McD uffies' Hi-Poi nt Trophy Awa rd as the out­ ever since as he himse lf has admitted daughter Cynthia, collecting a good standing Pleasure Morgan for 1963. Poco Aljoy has broug ht more trophies many of his trophies and ribbons. He Known to his owners as "Co rky," this and ribbons to his stable than any other has been the Hi-Point Horse of the Day Morgan has well earned the title men­ horse he has trained . Bill probably at our last two All-Mo,rgan Shows, and tioned abo.ve. He's a very typey "little has his own bar by now as Mary stated in 1960 was also Hi-Point Horse. The Big" Morgan, and when I look at this she promised a case o.f beer for every McD uffies have had to build a Trop hy ho.rse I can picture what Justin Morgan Hi-Po int Trop hy he received. room to house these many awards . Al­ must have looked like. A Mr. Drew From the time Bill Harris took over thoug h Mr. Harris has ridden and Reed owned him first along with his Poco Aljoy's training, th is Morgan has shown him in most of these classes dam, Almond Joy. Later he became there were o.ccasion when a total stran . the property of Mr. Orva l Smith of. ger has taken him in the show ring Arcadia, who worked and trained him and took the blue. He's tru ly a great and also. using him as a stud. He sired "little Morgan, " who has done a terrific four fillies and a stud colt. One of the job in promoting the Morgan and is fillies is now the property of Mr. James a credit to his breed. W hile at the Del Velarde of San Bernardino, who placed Mar Fair and Horse Show, where he 1 3rd in Mares, Foals of 1959 and over took mo.st of the Morgan Performance in our All Morgan Show this year in a Classes, he contacted a virus and is class of 19 horses. His 0J1ly colt is the now enjoying a well earned rest on the property of Pat Kizer of La Puente . McDuffie's ranch in Santa Barbara . Thi colt of "Corky 's" placed second to Happy gra1,ing, "Corky! ' Ho.pe to see his father in the Pleasure Driving Class you back in the show ring real soon. at the All-Morgan Show in 1962. Pat claims Quiet Son De has the temper­ ment and dispo ition of his sire. Cou ld be we'll have ano.ther Poco Aljoy in the show ring . HAVE YOU MOVED? In 1959 he was sold to the McDuf­ If so, please notify the Morgan fies of Pasadena as a gelding, where his Horse Magazine, P. 0 . Box 149, professiona l show career was launc hed. Mary McDuffie, the mote enth usiastic Leominster, Mass. horse lover of the two, decided Corky should go to a professio.nal trainer for Tac:k and trophy room at Ranc:h Campo Give your old a s well a s your new that final polish and the traine r she Verde and some of Poco Alloy 's winning s. ad dress. of The larg e trophy in the middle of c:hair won picked was Mr. Bill Harris El Monte . by Poco Alioy. la the High Poin t Trophy Mr. Harris, who is a Quarter horse Award .

OCTOBER, 1963 25 lion to. Miss Kathleen Killfaile of Penn-Ohio Pleasantville, N. J. The youngster is stabled not far from the Atlantic Ocean AskThe Doctor ii and his new owner says he may get a News chance for a dip now and then. Miss Helene Zimmerman has sold Wilder­ Note: This column is added as a per. By JovAN HrLL ness Windsong (Deerfield Challenger so11alservice to out· readers•. Send you,· x Wilde.rness Blaze) to the Nevin K. que.

26 The MORGAN HORSE Charley Hamilton 's cutting horses. She many inte.resting pro.jects in the year to CircleJ Morgan was ably ridden by Clyde Roberts. The come. cutting classes as usual were well-filled and hotly contested as this is one of the 100 Mile Ride HorseAssociation qualifying shows for the CHA high ( Continued from Page 6) By 'M'ARYWooLVERTO point Morgan Cutting Horse Trophy . ho.urs. Any entry over one half hour 5500 South Steele Street The driving classes really caught on this late on any day is disqualified. The en. Littleton, Colorado. year and were mo.re than adequately tire ride must be ridden in seventeen filled. We also saw a number of very hours. 'M'ost of the time one is ridin g There. is all kinds of news this month good junior ride.rs turning in outstand­ either up or down those picturesqu e &om the Colorado Rocky 'M'ountain ing performances in both English and Green Mounains. There is very little Area . First of all and of most impor­ Western classes, and in many instances level terrain. tance is the success of our 5th Annual they out-performed the adults. The There are three divisions in this ride. Circle J 'M'o.rgan Horse Show held in stake was captured by Patsy Brown 's The Junior Division is for children be­ Loveland, Colorado on July 12th, 13th show. Leontine Linsley owned by the tween the ages of. 12 and 17, they are and 14th. The show (an A.H.S.A. Triangle A Ranch and ridden by Cean not required to carry weight . Th e Honor Show) was very capably judged Butler wo.n both the English and West­ Lightweight Division is for riders who by 'M'r. W. Lyman Orcutt of West New­ ern stakes. This was a real triumph for carry a minimum of 155 lbs. and less bury, 'M'assachusetts. Despite the pre­ this good junior rider. The stock horse than 180 lbs. The Heavyweight Di vi­ valence of "the Virus" we had over 120 stake was captured by Patsy Brown 's sion is for riders with weight of 180 lbs. entries in the show. Quite a few more Dee Dee. Chocolate ridden by Charley or more. would have come if they had not bee.n Hamilton. Everett Reed's Little Gen­ A f.ew statistics show that there were sick. Exhibito.rs came from 9 states in­ eral won the pleasure driving cham­ riders from fourteen states as well a cluding 'M'innesota, Arizona, Utah, Illi­ pionship. Washington , D. C. and Lima, Peru. nois and Wyoming. This year the Triangle A Ranch of Massachusets had the most with 18, then A full compliment of in hand and per. Parkman , Wyoming introduced a Chai. New York with 10, Connecticut 9, Ver­ formace classes was held. The Grand lenge Trophy to be won by the horse ob­ mont 8, Pennsylvania and New Hamp­ Champion Stallion honors went to Mor­ taining the most points in the worki .ng shire 6 each, Maryland 5, Rhode Island Ayr Supreme owned by Wildwood western (trail, cutting, stock horse, etc.) 4, New Jersey and Washington , D . C. 'M'organ Ranch o.f St. Joseph, Minne­ and the working English ( versatility, 2 each with o.ne each from the follow­ sota. Reserve Grand and Junior Cham­ jumping, roadster races, etc.) classes ing states: Florida, Michigan Virginia , pion Stallion were taken by Fairlea with 75 % of.the. points to be earned in Maine, Texas and Lima, Peru, South Troubadour owned by W. K. Woodard one division and 25% in the other. America. of Albuquerque, New Mexico. 'M'arge To be retired, this trophy must be wop The ride saw 25 horses entered with and 'M'ilo Dugan of Loveland showed I hree times by the same person on a unknown breeding . The rest were regi . the Grand Champion Mare, Joanne , different horse. The trophy this year tered animals and they were as fol­ with Windcrest Selection taking the went to Prince of Pride o.wned and lows: 14 Arabians, 12 Halfbreds , 9 re.serve ribbon. She is owned by Peggy shown by Mary Woolverton of the Vic­ Morgans, 7 Thoroughbreds, 5 Quarter Nichoald 's Topside Morgan Farm and tory Morgan Horse Farm, Littleton, Horses, 2 Standardbreds, 2 Hungarian shown by Ted Willrich. Peggy also Colorado. Both Prince and Mary are bred and 1 Saddl br~d. owns the Junior Champion Mare, Ap­ no.w accomplished quick change artists Of the seventy-seven entries, sixty­ plevale Debutante . Gelding honors after much practice during the show. nine were judged and started. On Satur ­ went to two Loveland CoJorado people: All in all it was a very succe.ssful day there were fifty-four horses that re­ Ray Macy's Rimrock 's Mr. Roc,ky was show with even the weather cooperat­ ceived certificates f.or completing the champion and Independence Chief, ing. We are looking for a bigger and 100 miles within the given time. owned by Palmer Roblyn and family better turnout next year fur a bigger Of the nine Morgans entered in the w!nt reserve. In addition to the regu­ and better show. ride, one 'M'o.rgandid not start and one lar breeding classes there was a breeders The Annual Mee.ting of the Circle dropped out the second day. This mad e class added . This class required that J Association was held at the show with seven 'M'organs finishing and three any breeder entering must exhibit at election o.f a new slate of officers the placed. This was a better showing of least three horses he has bred and main objective. Everett Reed retired as Morgans than there has been for many raised and currently owns . This class our able pre.sident and Milo Dugan took years. The 'M'organs as a whole, were timulated quite a bit of interest and o er the reins. First Vice-President is a better looking group than has been gave everyone. a chance to see the parti­ Ray Macy; second Vice-President is seen for some time . The highest plac­ cular type of Morgan each breeder was Peggy Nichoalds. Jane 'M'alloy was ing registered 'M'o.rgan was Donn a triving for. This class was won by elected Treasurer and Palmer Roblyn, Juanita , a real pretty mare . Mrs. Lu­ the Mosher brothers . Publicity Chairman. Since. we could cille Kenyon showed her usual good Tn performance , the classes as a whole not do without her, Ann Taylor agreed horsemanship in bringing this mare in were well filled with a few exceptions to. accept the job as Secretary again. so well. Incidentally Mrs. Kenyon also due to illness. This year a jumping Ann is certainly to be commended for won the Senior Sportsmanship Award class and the 'M'organ Versatility class a job well done both as club Secretary for women. This is for the woman dis­ were added. The jumping provided and Show Secretary. The ne.w directors playing the highest degree of sportsman­ quite a thrill as the course was a tricky elected this year are Charlie Hamilton , ship during the ride. The So.neldon one with the jumps set at 3'9". All Patsy Brown, Wales Wenberg and Memoria l Trophy was also awarded to horses performed well with the blue George Burgess . This is a very good Mrs. Kenyon. This is given each year \Joing oo. Leontine Linsley, one of late and should provide the club with ( Continued on Page 52)

OCTOBER, 1963 27 DARE DEVIL . Marks; 3rd . SYLVESTER. Menk e· meyer ; 4th . SONNY BOY, Faw cett 5th, SKYLINER, IndianaMorgan Club Allee ; 6th . STORMY WEATHER. Buck. TheYlheat State Morgon Mores and Ge ldings , 3 years and over , 1960 or befor e: Won by LADY ESTHER. Fawcett ; By MR . F. RALPH Uu:RY 2nd . KANE 'S SUZANNE . Al exande r; 3rd , CONGO ' S BABEE. Centers; 4th, MAUREEN. Barber; 5th , MorganAssn. HYLEE'S MARY ANN , Barber 6th , DONELDA, Rt. 5, Box 6, Anderson, Ind. 46011 Centers. Regl1tered Morgon Western Pleasure : Won bv By OLLIE MAE DAN BY CELEBRATION. Gordner ; 2nd. JODY JEAN O. Ulery. exhib ited by Pot Wh ite; 3rd . CONGO 'S 3854 North Greenwich Rd. Superbly groomed horses wheeled past BABEE. Centers ; 4th , SYLVESTER, Henkemeyer; 5th . DONELDA . Centers. Wichita, Kansas the judge, Mr. William Bently, Win ­ Registered Morgon Combination ; Won by STO!,'.\W chester , Kentucky, at the Indi ana State WEATHER. Buck; 2nd , CONGO 'S BABEE. Centers; Mo.st memorable to Ken and me of 3rd . KANE 'S SUZANNE, Alexader ; 4th , SKYLINER, Fair Western Horse Show. Allee ; 5th , HYLEE'S MARY ANN, Barber . the summer 's activity has been the West­ A total o.f $20,000 in premium and Morgon Cavalcade Americana: Won by STORMY ern ationa l Morgan Horse Show . WEATHER. Buck; 2nd . KANE 'S SUZANNE , Alex · reunion of Morgan frieJ1ds and a gooSanta Claus this year his zip code moonlight ride, enjoyed by all the par­ Cutchen. number is 47579. That 's the Spencer ticipants. , Ralph and Harriet Ulery, Anderson, Co .. post of.fice. On August 6, we met at the charm­ Ind. : Jody Jean 0., Diamond Lil Brady, How about this - All of us will be ing guest hou se, of Charlotte Maurer's Diamond Jim Brady and Dr . Will J. succeeded by someone at what we are new home on Santa Fe Lake, east of Horton. doing - just as we took someone else's Wichita, af.ter a sumptious covered dish Ribbons and trophys were awarded. place today. dinner several of the members we.nt Morgon Weanling, , Colt, and Fiiiies, Fooled 1963: Fred Ulery , Room 336 W. Commun ­ for a mo.onlight ride, while others of Won by DIAMOND JIM BRADY. Ulery ; 2nd , DIA · MONO LIL BRADY. Ulery; 3rd . THE WABASH CAN · ity Hospital, Anderson, Ind . 46011, says us toured the grounds and took snap NONBALL . Allee; 4th , CAN DEE BAR, Barbero ; 5th . thank you for your calls, cards , letters shots in some of the lovely rooms of D. D. 'S PAULA K, Marks . Morgon Yearling,, Colts and Fllllu, Fooled 1962 : and gifts . Aug. 19 Fred and a friend Charlotte 's home. Won bv LOLITA ALLEN, Centers; '2nd . LA MADE · were squirrel hunting and was acci­ We welcomed three new members , MOISELLE. Allee 3rd, CHARLES MARKS, ill!ise ; 4th . LASSIE"S FANCY LADY, D. Myers . dentally shot in the knee by a 410 shot Bill Gipson and his lovely wife, Shirley, Morgon two year old Colts and Fillies, Fooled gun . He is doing fine. 12 weeks will o.f Goddard, Kansas and Harold Win­ 1961 : Won by DR. Will J. HORTON. Ulery ; 2nd, FUNQUEST FELIX, Buck; 3rd, LA SENORITA, Allee ; pass fast. Accidents will happen. We ters of El Dorado, Kansas . Mr. and 4th . APPLEVALE HERITAGE. Centers. are thankful we have the whole live Mrs. E. D. Gantry, of El Dorado , were Morgon Stallions, 3 years and over, Fooled 1960 or before : Wor by CELEBRATION. Gordner; 2nd , boy. ( Continued on Page 54)

28 The MORGAN HORSE Phyllla Taylor , Pleaaantvllle. N. Y .• on TARIK'S RADIANT Nancy Ela on BRIAN'S GEDDES receiving N. E. Morgan MELODY. Hone award for Beat Trail Horse.

100 MILE VERMONT COMPETITIVERIDE

David Winton of Little Falla. N. J. on Mn. Thomaa T. Beed. Hopkinton. N. H. on MERRILY 09489. 6 year old Mare . Bookie MEBBYVALE 08387 - 12 year old mare. Manhall Winkler . Wakefield, Maas .. on of the year award. Placed 3rd In Heavyweight Dlvilllon. PETER MORO 11009. 10 year old gelding. 50 MILE JUNIOR COMPETITIVE RIDE

Maryane Murphy of Pomfret, Vt., on KING ANNISFIELD with Elizabeth DEMANDO being cheered by the Ann Pierson, leaving pail for lunch Judge, Mia• Et.le Powell at the •tart. st.op.

WESTFALL BRANDY 11667, with rider Deborah Hale. Nancy Whiteley of O•terrille, Ma&1. on PORTLEDGE TRISTRAM. '·

Left to Right: Elaine Holbrook on U.V.M. ABILENE and Mn. F. H. Holbrook, Jr.. on KANE'S DANDY. Counselors for HIP HEATH ADFIELD with Mrs. Nancy C. Wolcott of the SO mUe ride. UnderhUI Center, Vt .• up; a counselor for the SO mile ride. Grand Champion Stallion , MOR-AYR SlTPREME 11341 Reaerve Champion Mare, winner marea 4 and over who owned by Wildwood Morgan Ranch, St. Joseph, Minn. have not foaled, WINDCREST SELECTION 010101. owned by Topside Morgan Farm.

WESTERN NATIONAL ALL-MORGANSHOW Loveland, Colorado

L.

Grand Champion Junior Stalllon. F AIRLEA TROUBADOUR Champion Gelding , RIMROCX:'S MR. ROCKY 12744, owned 13912, owned by W. X:. Woodard, M.D., Albuquerque, N. M. and shown by Ray Moey. f

Grand Champion Mare , winner of Mare and Foal Class , win­ Junior Champion Mare, winner 2 year old fillies APPLEV ALE ner of Produce of Dam ClaB1. MAR-LO'S JOANNE 08419. DEBUTANTE 011597, owned by Topside Morgan Farm. MERRI-DE&-LEE. WESTERN NATIONAL ALL-MORGAN SHOW Loveland, Colorado

Winner Ladles Weatem Plea sure Clan . LEANLINE LlNSLEY Junior Equitation Saddle Seat. won by Sharon Scheibe•, 09608. owned by Triangle A Ranch. ahown by Cean Butler. riding COPPER SUE 010798.

·-- Reae"e Champion Gelding . winner Geldings 4 and onr . Winner Pleasure Driving Champlonahlp Stake. LlTTLE f . INDEPENDENCE CHIEF 11642. GENERAL 12857. owned by Reed's Planing MW.

.( Winner of the Triangle A Challenge Trophy, PRINCE OF PRIDE 11621. owned and ahown by Mary Woolverton. Breeders ClaH. won by Mosher Bros. 11th ANNUAL MICHIGAN ALL-MORGAN HORSE SHOW

Grand Champion Stallion. lat Stalllona Four Years Old and Oyer. KANE'S JAZZM.AN 12479, OW11edby Woods and Water Farm , South Lyon. Mlc:h.

Grand Champion Mare, lat MarH 4 yrs. and OHr. lat Plecuure Drlvlng, let Plea•ure Comblnatlon, FOXFIRE'S SOZAY 09735, owned by Green Hllla Fanu, Farmlnqton, Mlc:hlqcm.

ht Stalllou 3 years old, Junior Champion Stallion, KANE'S HIGH SOCIETY 12884, owned by Whltmorr '· Fann. SylYanla, Ohio.

lat Mare• 2 years old. Junior Champion Mare. D D'• SPRING DOLL 0115'1. owned by Gerald Gentry , Coldwater, Mlc:hlqcm. 11th ANNUAL MICHIGAN ALL-MORGAN HORSE SHOW

Double Stake Winner. lat Combination. lat Engllah Per­ formance , lat Engllah Champlonahlp Stake , lat Flne Harneaa Champlonahlp Stake. Mr. Gerald Taft and qrandaon pre ­ Hnting owner Eddie Earehart of Northville , Mich.. ribbon.

lat Children '• Horaeman llhlp, 13 cmd under, lat Weatern lat Geldlnga, 4 yeara old and under Grand Champion Geld· Champlonllhlp Stake , BITTERSWEET SUE 010709. owned inq, BEAU GEDDES 12321. lat Trail Clan. Owned by ' by C. S. PhWlpa, Lan aing , Michigan. Jam•• Darllng, Whitmore Lake, Mich.

lat Geldlnqa five yeara old and over , Reaerve Champion lat Mare Foab . Junior Re .. rve Champ ion Mare, HYCREST . Geldlng , Hl JAX l'.lD 11384. owned by Harold Nleml, Ply­ MIDGE. ahown by Dick MeaaeL Owned by Hycreat Farma , mouth, Mlch. Abo 3rd. Pleaaure Driving, Pleaaure Com- Brighton , Mich. bination , Engllah Plemure. bl 3 year old marea, KANE' BARBETTE 011065, Carl ht Broodmare& wlth 1962 Foala. PLAINS BEAUTY 06841 Rentacheer, owner. and HYCREST MIDGE. owned by Dlck and SylTla MeaseL Brighton, Mich.

11th ANNUAL MICHIGAN ALL-MORGANHORSE SHOW

bl Stallion Foals. ATOMIC'S STORM, owned and shown by ht MarH one year old. BENDER'S JUNE?TE012323 , shown I Ed Earehart. Northyllle, Mich. · by John MeaseL own6d by Sam Brock. ht Stalllon.a two years old. ATOMIC' BILLY B 13295, OW11ed and shown by Walter Lindner , Warren, Ohio. bl Fine Harneu Open, RICKY MARLO. 2nd also ID Engllsh Pleasure, Engllsh Championship Stake, Fine Harneu Stake , owned by C. A. Steward, Detroit. Mich. We1tem .Plemure Open Clm1, 24 entrlN, lit LadlH WHtem Pleaaure. JOHN GEDDES 9853. owned br Wooda and Water Farm. South Lron. Mich. Also 3rd. Trail Clau, Men', We1tem Pleasure. Adult EqultatlOD.

11th ANNUAL MICHIGAN ALL-MORGAN HORSE SHOW

lit Lead Lin• Clau. Becky Skellenqer on NAUTICAL NUI· lat JUD!or Fiii• Hameee, lat NcmceMorqana , N.AHUET SAHCE 010380. Won the ICane Perpetual Lead Lin• 010983, owned by Mn. Job Junk. Sterllllq, Ohio , lhown Trophr, for HC:ond year. br Mr. Bulde.

lat Ladln Fine Hameu, DEEBFIELD'BPAMELA. owned by lat WNlern Pleasure, llNE'S llYDEnE 011098, Miu Woodl and Water Farm, South Lyon, Mich. Jorn... MORGAN GOLD CUP SHOV/ - BUCYRUS, OHIO

FOXFIRE, GraDd Champion Stallion aDd winner of Sire aDd FOmRE'S SU'ZAY. Grand Champion Mare aDd winner of Get. owned by Paul Rumbaugh, Polk, Ohio. the Engllah Pleasure Stake .. Green Hilla Farm . Farming ­ ton. Mich.

DEVAN ~NGLOW. Jr. Champion Stallion and ReL Grand LONG HILL VIGO.TOR. winner of the Fine Hameu Stake Champion Stallion , owned by Tim Weathafer, CinclnnaU, 0. and ReHne Champion In the Staddle Stake ag well a s Combination, Stalllons under Saddle, aDd In Hame u . Ro-Ma Farms. Wellington , Ohio.

RUTHBEN'S SHERYL ANN aDd fllly foal , winner of Brood­ mare and foal and W8Clllllng mares. Owned by R. C. TOWNSHEND VIGU.ASS, Junior Champion Mare, owned by Champman and Paul Rumbaugh, Townshend Morgan Farm, Bolton, Ma11s. MORGAN GOLD CUP SHOW - BUCYRUS.OHIO

DONNETTE OF CAMELOT, wumer of Saddle Stake a• well SUPREME LADY. wlDner of large Junior FIDe HaruH• ClaH . aa Morgan• 15 band. and over . owned by Camelot Farm• , Owned by Reata Farm• , Sharon Center , Ohio. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla .

HI-JAX IID. wlmler of Children's Engl11b Plemure and HY CREST TOMMYHAWI. wlmler of Pleasure Stalllona We1teru Pleasure MarH and GeldlDgs. Owned by Harold both EDc;llab and WHtern. owned by HycrHt Farms. Niemi, Plymouth , Mich. Brighton. Michigan.

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The MORGAN HORSE Magazine P. 0. Box 149 Leominster, Mass. FBENCHY'S SCOUT 10984. qeldlnq (Colonel Dyqert x Snam­ GREEN DREAM LADY LEE 010400 and fllly, LONG HILLLE& llDe) Mr. Murray Crmmell. up, Munay .la a member of the DABIJMG 012789, by On:land Don DarllDq, Lady Lee wa• Warren County , New York, Mounted PatroL Warren County 4th In Ladle•' Mare• or Geldlnq In Harneu and Stb In celebrated lta SHqul-Centennlal this year. Sc:out and Mur· LadlH' Mant at the National. Mare and foal are owned ray helped clear O'Hr thirty mllH of tralla for UH of hone. by Mn, Harold Wllaon. Lonq Hill Farm. Bolton, Mau. - durlDq the e·.-ent. They hcr,e also taken part In many parades this •ummer and In HYeral rHcuH and H

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Finl place Tack StalL National Morqan Hone Show, Mn. PAmFIELD 011150 three year old fllly (Sealect of Wlndcrut Alex Vmlloff. Old Lyme, Conn. x nyoll) owned by Donald E. Field. Oneida, New York. PACIFIC NORTHWEST SHOW

ORAFIELD 07849 (Pcmfleld x Oratreu) lat mare1 and produce with Llnfleld and Panora Field ahown behind her. Alao lat mares that have {oaled. owned by the Leo Beckley•.

LINFIELD 09851 (Gayman x Orafleld) lat '£'ngll1h Stake TRAILWOOD ROSALEETA 011190. Reserve Junior Cham­ maru and geldings English and Combination at the PNW pion Mare and lat 3 year old lllllH at the PNW Morgan Morgan Show. bw ned by the Leo Beckleys . Al Erlcklon. up. Show. She ill owned and shown by Frank Hallett.

BONNIE OF BO'DOT 010136 (Dannie Lu x Brown Knox Lu). ht mares four and over and Champion Mare al the Ever · green Saddle Club Show: 2nd Mares four and over al the SKAGIT TYE 12416 (Sunduat x Vlgella) lat Justin Morgan Flying Horse Shoe Show and 4th Mares four years and over class and lat stallions 4 and over at the PNW Morgan that have not produced at the PNW All-Morgan Honie Show. He la owned by Mr. and Mra. E. Barclay Brauna, Show. She ill owned by Dollie Milne , Snohomillh, Wash. Keyatone Ranch, EnUat, Wash. Shown by Elmer Atklna. p A c I F I

SKAGIT SOLOMIE 011169 (Sunduat x Vlgella) lat Eng11'h c ORAFIELD 07849. lat Road Hack and 4th Mares and Geld­ Pleasure, 3rd English Performance and 4th In 3. ings English and English Stake at the PNW Morgan Show. year old fillies at the Flying Horse Shoe Annual Show In Owned by the Leo Beckleys and ridden by Louise Beckley. June. She was also named lst In Fillies 3 and under and won the English class at the Evergreen Saddle Club Shciw In June. Her owner Is Major Louise D. Bates, Arllng. ton, Wash. Darryl Kelly up. N BOY OF BO'DOT 13918 (Broadwall St. Pat x Skagit Nlka). lst Colts of 1962 at the Flying Horse Shoe June Show , lat MONTEY VERMONT 11935. lat Stock Horse Reining , 2nd. 1962 Colts at the PNW All-Morgan Show and 2nd Stalllons Stallions Western and Western Stake at the PNW Morgan 3 and under at the Evergreen Saddle Club Show. Owned Show. Owned by the Leo Beckleys with Al Erickson , up. 0 by Dolly Milne. Snohomish, Wash. R T H w E s T MOCO VERMONT 011777, both Junior and Grand Champion Mant OBCLAND ROYAL DON 10447. GrCJDd Champion Stallion , Junior as well aa lat 2 year old Wiles, owned by the Leo Beakleya. Stallion and lat 2 year old Colts at the PNW Morgan Show. Owned by the Bec:kleya, Mount Vernon ., Washington .

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KEYSTONE'S GEORGIANA 09912, lat mares 4 and over that have KEYSTONE'S POLARIS 12844, Bese"e Grand and Bese"e Junior not produced. BHe"e Champ ion Mare , 2nd In Comblnatlon, ind Champion Stalllon, also lat 3 year old colts and Junior Pleasure ID Mares and Geldings English, and 2nd ID English Stake. Shown DrlTIDg, Owned by Mr. and Mn. E. Barc:lay Brauna , Keystone by M, 1 Berry , owned by Dr. and Mn , B. J, Hoxaey , Wenatchee, Ranch, Entlat , Waah . · Washington ,

BOSEBBIAB'S MOONMJST 010663, la t ID Mares and Geldings, No­ •lc:e Westem Pleasure , Jumping, 2nd ID Trall Horse and Justin Morgan. Thia young mare la owne d by Dr. and Mn. Wm. TBAILWOOD BOSALEETA 011190, Bese"e Junior Champion Mare Hooper, Ellenaburg, Wash . Bidden by their daughter, NaDDette. and lat 3 year old flllln, owned and shown by Frank Hallett. JONATHAN JCEYSTONE119411. lat In lfo'rice Enqllah Pleasure, 3rd LAD OF BO'DOT 11899. lat place In Stalllon WHtem Plea1ure. lat Geldlnq all aqH, Owned Cllld ahOWD by Christy Howard, In WHtem Stake Cllld 3rd In Stalllona four and onr. Jack Stecker Belllnqham. W aahlnqto11. up. Owned by DoWe Mllne, Snohomlab, Wallh.

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JCEYSTONE'S ISOBEL 01085,. lat Enqllah Pleasure. 2nd Enqllall SANDORA FIELD 012351, lat Yearllnq FllllH at both the PNW Pleasure Stake, No'rice Cllld Malden. Owned by ClW and Nadia and Orec,on Showa. Owned by Frank Hallett. Fried. Cashmere. Wcublnqton, '· ,

SKAGIT NACJ: YAL 11088. lat Stalllona Enqllah, 2nd Jack Benny, WILLIWAW 08829, lat Enqllah Pleasure Stake, owned hr Mn. 2nd, Boad Hack Enqllah Pleasure. Owned by MaJor Loulae E. Bmclcrr Brcnma, Suaan Eull, up. Bates. Red Top Farm. Arllnqton. Wmhlnqton. Morgan Pleasure, Western--Stolllon1 : Won by LAD OF BO' OOT, awned by Dollie Milne, shown by Jack Stecker ; 2nd, MONTEY VERMONT, owned Pacific Northwest News by the Leo Beckleys, shown by Al Erickson; 3rd , DEAN MONTANA, owned and shown by Clarence Field: 4th, HILIN, awned by M Bar K Morgan Ranch , shown by Bob May; 5th, SKYFIELO, owned By Lo IE BECKLEY by Mr . and Mrs. G. 0 . Fahrni , shown by Gerald Fahrni. Morgan Pleasure, English : Wan by KEYSTONE'S ISABEL. owned by Cliff and Nadia Fried, shown by The 9th Annua l Pacific Torthwest 1960 Colts: Won by KEYSTONE'S POLARIS, owned Mel Berry; 2nd , SKAGIT NACK· YAL, owned and by Mr. and Mrs . E. 8. Brau ns; 2nd , SKYFIELD. shown by Major Lou ise 0 . Bates; 3rd, SHAWAL· All-Morgan Horse Show was held July ow ned by Mr. and Mrs. G. 0 . Fahrni , Abbolls · LA PRINCESS, owned by the Shawalla Morgon ford, 8. C .. Canada . Horse Ranch , shown by Barbara Dougherty; 4th, 13th and 14th in Wenatchee as planned. Geldings , All Ages: Won by FLINT, awned by WILLIWAW, owned by Mrs . E. Barclay Brauns , Everyone had a good time , the weather R. W. larse; 2nd , JUBIOO, owned by Loyd J . Bor· shown by Susan Conklin ; 5th, LADY MARGA,i:T jessan , Trentwood , Wash .; 3rd, JONATHAN KEY­ owned by Mr . and Mrs . G. 0 . Fahrn i, shown by was pleasant and althoug h the number STONE, owned by Christy Howard, Bellingham , Merilee Fahrni. Wash . was small (largely due to the virus) it Stallions , 4 and over: Won by SKAGIT TYE, Morgan Troll Hor1e, W11tem : Won by DEAN MONTANA , owned and shown by Clarence Field; owned by Mr . and Mrs. E. Barcla y Brouns ; 2nd, 2nd , ROSEBRIAR'S MOON MIST, owned by Or. turned out to be a successf.ul and en­ MONTEY VERMONT, owned by the Leo Beckleys ; 3rd , LAO OF BO'OOT, awned by Dollie Miine; 4th , and Mrs. Wm . R. Hooper. shown by Nonnene jo.yable show . The judge was Mrs. Hoop er; 3rd , TRAILWOOD ROSALEETA, owned by HI LIN, owned by the M Bar K Morgan Ranch . the Frank Hallells , sho wn by Frank Hallell ; 4th , Paul Adams from Grants Pass, Oregon. Stalllon1 with 2 lo 4 of gel . Wan by MONTEY VERMONT, owned by the Leo Beckleys ; 2nd , SKA· COPPER COIN , owned by the Ben Langstons , Our President , Yvonne MacDonald show n by Ben Langston ; 5th, JUBIRO, owned by GIT TYE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. E. Barclay Brauns ; Loyd Borje ssan , shown by Dianne Borjessan . and Secretary Gladys Koehne worked 3rd, DEAN MONTANA, owned by Clarence Field . Jr . Champion Stallion : ORCLANO ROYAL DON , Morgon Pleasure Driving, Open : Won by LIN­ very hard to get this show going. With awned by the Leo Beckleys . FIELO, owned by the Leo Beckleys, shown by Al Ru . Jr . Ch. Stallion : KEYSTONE'S POLARIS, Erickson; 2nd, LADY MARGARET, owned by Mr. the cooperation of the Wenatchee Mor­ owned bv Mr. and Mrs. E. Barclay Brouns. and Mrs. G. 0 . Fahrn i, shown by Mer ilee Fahrni ; gan owners and all exhibito.rs partici­ Gr . Ch. Stallion : ORCLANO roYAL DON 3rd, KEYSTONE'S POLARIS, awned by Mr. and Res. Gr. Ch. Stallion : KEYSTONE'S POLARIS Mrs . E Barclay Brauns, shown by Elmer Adk ins; pating it goes down in our archives 4th , JONATHAN KEYSTONE, owned and shown PERFORMANCE CLASSES by Chrisry Howard ; 5th, KEYSTONE'S ISABEL. as a show to remember. Results follow: Combination Morgans: Won by LINFI ELD, owned ow ned by Cliff and Nadja Fried, shown by Mel by the lea Beckleys , shown by Al Erickson ; 2nd , Berry TN-HAND CLASSES KEYSTONE GEORGIANA , awned by Or. and Mrs. Ma lden Morgan Pleasure, English: Won b., LADY 1963 Foals-Fillies : Won by PENNY KEYSTONE, R. J . Hoxsey , shown by Mel Berry; 3rd , LADY MARGARET. owned by Mr . and Mrs . G. 0 . Fahrni , MARGARET. owned by Mr. and Mrs . G. 0 . Fahrni , ow ned by the Keystone Ranch. Entiat, Wash .: 2nd , shown by Merilee Fahrni ; 2nd , KEYSTONE'S ISA· UNNAMED Fill Y, owned by R. W. Larse , Okano · shown by Merilee Fahrni ; 4th , JONATHAN KEY· STONE. awned and shown by Christy Howard . BEL, owned by Cliff and Nadia Fried , shown by gen , Wash . Mel Berry; 3rd, JONATHAN KEYSTONE, owned 1962 Fillies : Won by SANDORA FIELD, owned Morgan Mare, and Geldings , English : Won by and shown by Christy Haward ; 4th , GYPSY'S by the Frank Halle11s, Castle !«,ck, Wash .; 2nd , LINFIELO. owned by the Leo Beckleys, shown by Al SWEETHEART, owned by M Bar K Ranch, shown BECKRIOGE OIMONETIE , owned by Mr . and Mrs. Erickson; 2nd , KEYSTONE'S GEO!;GIANA, owned by Gladys Koehne ; 5th, SKAGIT SI, owned by Frank H. K. Pembe rto n, Olympia, Wash .; 3rd, ROSE· by Or. and Mrs. R. J . Hoxsey, shown by Mel Berry; Cole, shown by Darryl Kelly . BRIAR'S MISS PAT, awned by Or. and Mrs . Wm . 3rd , MACOELLA, owned by Mr . and Mrs . 8 . T. R. Hooper, Ellensburg, Wash .; 41h, KEYSTONE'S Mullaney; 4th, ORAFIELO, owned by the Leo Beck· Morgon Stallions, Mares and Geldings , English: GAY GIRL, awned by Mr. and Mrs . E. Barclay leys, shown by Louise Beckley ; 5th LADY MAR· Wan by LINFI ELD, owned by the Leo Beckleys , Brauns , Wenatchee , Wash .; 5th , BECKRIOGE GAR ET, owned by Mr. and Mrs . G. 0 . Fahrni , shown by Al Erickson; 2nd , KEYSTONE GEORG· SONETTE. awned by Mrs . Louise Harkema, Fern , shown bv Merilee Fahrni. IANA, owned by Dr. and Mrs . R. J. Hoxsey, shown by Mel Berry; 3rd , MACOELLA, owned by wood Farm, Ganges , 8. C .. Canada . Junior Morgon Pleasure Driving : Won by KEY, 1961 Fllllu :Wan by MOCO VERMONT, owned Mr . and Mrs 8. T. Mullaney , shown by Barbar a STONE'S POLARIS, owned by Mr. and Mrs . E. Dougherty; 4th , ORAFIELO, owned by the Leo by the Leo Beckleys, Mt. Vernon , Wash .; 2nd, Barclay Brauns , shown by Elmer Adkins; 2nd, SHAWALLA GAY CRICKET, owned by Ruby Jensen, Beckle ys, shown by Louise Beckley; 5th , SHA. ORCLANO ROYAL DON, owned by Mr. and Mrs . WALLA BETTY. owned and shown by Jeanell e Chehalis , Wash .; 3rd , MY GAY PIXIE, awned by Leo Beckley, shown by Al Erickson ; 3rd, SKAGIT Schauer , Bothell , Wash . Elizabeth H. Equals, Bothell , Wash .; 4th , FAIR· KLOSHE, owned by Or. and Mrs . W. R. Hooper , FIELD TIKI, awned by Mrs . Louise Harkema . shown by Mel Berry . Novice Morgon Pleasure, Western : Won by ~OSE­ 1960 Fillies : Wan by TRAILWOOO ROSALEETA, BRIAR'S MOON MIST, awned by Or. and Mrs. Wm . owned by the Frank Hallets ; 2nd , PANORA FIELD, Morgan Stallion, English : Won by SKAGIT NACK R. Hooper , shown by Nannel!e Hooper · 2nd YAL, owned and shown by Major Louise Bates , owned by the Lea Beckleys; 3rd , MARIFIELO, 0 . KEYSTONE'S KOKO, awned and shown b; Donald Arlington , Wash .; 2nd , SKAGIT SI, awned by Frank Wilde; 3rd, TRAILWOOO ROSALEETA, awned owned by Mr. and Mrs . H. K. Pemberton ; 4th , Cole , North Bend , Wash . LU OF BO' OOT, owned by the Gene Fishe rs, Sno · by the Frank Hallells , shown b)! Frank Hollell; 4th , homish . Wash .; 5th , KEYSTONE'S KOKO, awned Maiden Morgan Pleasure Western : Won by THEL· lHELBEN PENNY, awned by >Mr . and Mrs. Ben by Donald Wilde, Benton City, Wash . BEN PENNY, owned by the Ben Langstons , Sher , Lonf!ston , shown by Christy Langston; 5th , SKA· Mores 4 years and over - that hove produced : wood , Oregon, shown by Christy Langston; 2nd, ~!TrySI, owned by Frank Cole, shown by Darryl Won by ORAFIELD. awned by the Leo Beckleys ; 2nd, ROSEBRIAR'S MOON MIST, owned by Or. and Mrs . MACDELLA, owned by Mr . and Mrs . 8. T. Mullaney, Wm . R. Hooper , shown by Nanelle Hoope r; 3rd, Jack Benny Morgan Pleasur e: Won by TRAIL· Gresham, Oregon; 3rd, TRIXIE I, owned by Clar ­ TRAILWOOO ROSALEETA, awned by the Fronk WOO D ROSALEETA, owned by the Fronk Hallells ence Field : 4th , CONDO 'S BLACK VELVET. owned Hallells , shown by Frank Haliell; 4th, KEYSTONE'S shown b~ Frank Hallell ; 2nd, LAURINDA, owned by the Gene Fishers ; 5th , POMMELASS, owned by KOKO. owned by and shown by Donald Wilde; and shown by Elizabeth H. Equals ; 3rd ROSE, E. Barclay Brauns. 5th, MARIFIELO, owned by Mr . and Mrs . H. K. BRIAR'S MOON MIST, owned by Or. and M'rs. Wm . Mores, 4 yean and over - that hove not pro­ Pemberton, shown by Julie Pemberton. H. Hooper, shown by Dr. Hoope r; 4th , MACOELLA, duced : Won by KEYSTONE GEORGIANA, awned Morgon Pleasure , Western - Mores and Geld­ owned by Mr . and Mrs . 8. T. Mullaney, shown by by Or. and Mrs . R. J . Hax.sey, Wenatchee; 2nd, ings: Won by ROSEBRIAR' S MOON MIST, owned 8. T. Mullaney ; 5t h, COPPER COIN , owned by LINFIELO, awned by the Beckleys ; 3rd, KEYSTONE'S by Dr. and Mrs . Wm . R. Hooper , shown by Nan · the Be n longs tons, shown by Bon Langston . LILLABET, owned by Karen Guard ia, Seattle ; 4th, nel!e Hooper ; 2nd, THELBEN PENNY, owned by Morgan Pleo1ure , English, $50 Stak e: Won by BONNIE OF BO'OOT, owned by Dollie Milne , Sno · the Ben langstons , shown by Christy Langston ; WI LLIWAW, owned by Mrs. E. Barclay Braun s homish , Wash .; 5th , KEYSTONE'S ISABEl, owned 3rd , SHAWALLA PRINCESS, owned by the Sha· show by Susan Conklin ; 2nd , KEYSTONE'S ISABEL: by Cliff and Nadia Fried , Cashmere , Wash . walla Morgan Horse Ranch , shown by Barbaro owned by Cliff and Nadja Fried, shown by Mel Mare with 1963 Foal : Wan by POMMELASS, Dougherty ; 4th , JUBIRO, awned by Loyd J . Berry; 3rd , MACDELLA, owned by Mr. and Mrs. owned by E. Barclay Braun s; 2nd, TRIXIE I, awned Borjessan; 5th , COPPER COIN , owned by the 8. T. Mullaney , shown by Barbara Dougherty · 4th by Clarence Field ; 3rd, GOLDEN DEB. owned by Ben lonAstons, shown by Ben Langston . SKAGIT NACK YAL, owned and shown by Majo ; R. W. Larse ; 4th , LADY K GATES, awned by M Novice Morgan Pleasure , English : Won by JON ­ Louise 0. Bates , 5th , MARIFIELO, owned by Mr. Bar K Morga n Ranch . ATHAN KEYSTONE, owned by and shown by ~~~be~~~ - H. K. Pem berton , shown by Julie Mare with 2 lo 4 of Produce : Won by ORA· Christy Howa rd; 2nd , KEYSTONE'S ISABEL, owned FIELD, owned by the Leo Beckleys . by Cliff and Nadja Fried, shown by Mel Berry , Ju,tin Morgan Pulling Conle1t : Won by SKAGIT Jr . Champion Mare : Wan by MOCO VERMONT. 3rd , GYPSY'S SWEETHEART, awned by M Bar K TYE, awned by Mr . and Mrs . E. Barclay Brauns , owned by the Leo Beckleys . Rench , shown by Gladys Koehne ; 4th , LADY shown by Elme r Adk ins; 2nd, ROSEBRIAR'S MOON Ru . Jr . Ch. Mare : TRAILWOOO ROSALEETA, MARGARET. owned by Mr . and Mrs . G. 0 . Fahrni, MIST. owned by Dr. and Mrs . Wm. R. Hoop e r, ow ned by the Frank Hallells . shown by Merilee Fahrni; 5th, LAURINDA, owned shown bv Dr. Wm . Hooper . Gr. Champion Mare : MOCO VERMONT. by and shown by Elizabeth H. Equals . Morgon Jumping : Won by ROSEBRIAR'S MOON Res Gr. Ch. Mare : KEYSTONE GEORGIANA , MIST, owned by Dr. and Mrs . Wm . R. Hoope r, owned by Dr. and Mrs . R. J . Hoxsey Road Hack - $50.00 Pur1e : Won by ORAFIELD. shown by Nonnene Hooper . 1963 Foal1 - Colts: Won by CHRISTOPHER KEY· owned by the Leo Beckleys, shown by Louise Beckley ; 2nd , SKAGIT NACK-YAL, owned and Morgon Pleasure We1tem $50 Stake : Won by STONE, owned by Susan Conklin , Entiat , Wash .: LAO OF BO' OOT, owned by Dollie Milne , shown 2nd , KEYSTONE LAD, owned by Mr. and Mrs . shown by Major Louise 0 . Bates; 3rd, MACDELLA, owned by Mr . and Mrs . 8. T. Mullaney , shown by by Jack Stecker; 2nd , MONTEY VERMONT, owned E. Barclay Brauns : 3rd, UNNAMED COLT, awned by the Leo Beckleys , shown by Al Erickson · 3rd by Clarence Field , Omak, Wash . 8. T Mullaney; 4th , WILLIWAW, owned by Mrs . E. Barclay Bra uns , shown by Susan Conkl in, SKAGIT SI. awned by Frank Cole, shown by' Darryi 1962 Colts: Won by BOY OF BO' OOT. owned by K•tly; 4'th, SHAWALLA PRINCESS, owned by Dollie Milne ; . 2nd , SONNY FIELD, owned by C. 5th, LAURINDA, awned and shown by Elizabeth H. Equals . the Shawalla Morgan Horse Ranch , shown by W. Zwanzig , Walla Walla, Wash .; 3rd, TYSON Barba ra Dougherty ; 5th , MARIFIELO, awned by OF KEYSTONE, owned by Jay Cowg ill, leaven· Morgan Stock Hone : Won by MONTEY VERMONT, worth , Wash .; 4th, SCHAUER'S FORECAST, owned awned by the Leo Beckleys , shown by Al Erick· ~;,;,b~~t~nMrs . H. K. Pemberton, shown by Julie by lorry J . Schauer , Bothell , Wash . son: 2nd, DEAN MONTANA, owned and shown 1961 Colts: Won by ORCLANO ROYAL DON , by Clarence Field , 3rd , JUBIRO, awned by Loyd J . owned by the Leo Beckleys . Borjesson, shown by Dionne Borjesson. ( Continued on Page 55)

OCTOBER, 1963 45 Mrs. Lou Harrigfeld and Waseeka's Mid-Atlantic Donnybro .ok . They live near Tom 's Morgans In River, . J., and their Morgan i a bay two year old gelding by Windcrest Don . News field x Corrinne. Arizona

By DR. ALBERT Luci E, JR. ot far from there is another newly By ATALIE c. WEBBER acquired bay two year old. Miss Susie RD 2, Malvern, Pa. Kilfoile has purchased Wilderness 3145 N. 52nd St. Nighthawk from Helene Zimmerman. Phoenix , Arizona 85018 The biggest item of current news, of This nice young tud is a son of the late. course., would be the results of the Mid­ Can 't wait to tell ya'wl about the To.wne Ayr Bobolink and Wilderness Atlantic Show. The largest we have Morgans we. saw on our recent trip up Blaze. had to date, this show is covered in a into Alberta, Canada. When I phoned ~parate article elsewhere in the maga­ Ayelien Richards reports the sale of Mrs. Mills o.f DeWinton she invited zine.. Ben Casey of Edhobe to William Krew­ us out to visit her right then and there! However, let's not pass from the imb­ son of Philadelphia . Casey is a big, Our traditional "western hospitality" ject withQut mentioning the Board's handsom e three year old gelding ~ certainly is NOT confined to areas south decision to move the loca•ion of the chestnut with light mane and tail - of the Canadian border! What a lovely Mid-Atlantic Show for next year. The. and is about ready for a show ring ap­ day Mrs. Mills gave. us. And the Mor­ new site will be the Quentin Riding pearance. gans ... her stallion Mills Pride (Si lver Club, Quentin , Pa. Everyone familiar We again have an item of unhappy Rockwood x Taney Gates) was worth with the facilities there agrees that the news to report. From Bill Fritz in traveling a long way to. see, I can tell beautiful grounds and excellent show Churchville N. Y., co.mes word of the you al\ that! It had been rainy and ring will provide a top-no.tch setting untimely death of Major Mildann. Only muddy and the stallion had been roll­ for the Mid-Atlantic Show. eight years old, Major had started to ing, of course, but when he came to The decision to le:ive Frederick , Md., make an enviable name for himse lf greet us in the barn he was every inch was not easy to make. We have enjoyed at stud and was a particular delight to and every hair a beautiful Morgan. Hi our visits there and our rdationships his owner as a pleasure horse. Bill son, who was foaled in April of thi with the Frederick Jaycees (and earlier is now hoping that one of the mares year, Pride 's Prince (Mills Pride x with the Rotary Club). But "it has bred to Major this year will give him Queen Leta) came nosing around claim ­ been generally agreed that a move. another stud coJt to take Major's place. ing attention too and it sho.uld surpri e should be made. In additio .n to the A mid-season review of our shows so no o.ne if the youngster gives his Paw improved ring Quentin is more con­ far this year indicates that about 75 some stiff competition in the shows in veniently located for mo.re potential ex­ Mid -Atlantic horses have entered and just a little while. But the one who hibitors. It is about f.our miles off the placed in competition. This represents stole my heart is the Mills' lovely 2-year Pennsylvania Turnpike near Lebanon , nearly a quarter of all the Morgans of old filly, Dark Fancy (Hi-Lee's Glory Pa., and only eleven miles off U. S. all ages listed in the current club roster. 'B' x Queen Leta). She has that elusive Ro.ure 22. It will be considerably more As of September first, competitio .n something" that undefineable air about accessible for exhibitors from the north, was very close for most of Mid-Atlantic her that well and truly says "look at east, and west· not much farther in driv­ point award categories. At that point me I'm special!" Right along with the ing time for those who come from the the results of a single class would have looks, the manners, the Morgan "some­ south. been enough to change the lead in all thing " wa that heartwarming friend­ Mike Brittain will continue in his but two divisions. liness and curiosity one. expects and doesn't always find. Those Mills Mor­ capacity as show manager . Pending Highe .st scoring ho.rse of all on Sep­ gans certainly have it in large measure. A.H.S .A. approval plans call for hold­ tember first was Sandra Wooding 's It was doubly a wonderful visit be­ ing the show Saturday and Sunday next Orcland Linda followed closely by 1 cause of all the goo.d horse talk over the year, August 15-16. committee con­ Roger Etherington's The Third Man, coffee cups that kept me there long after sisting of Al Lucine, Bill Hopkins , and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colgate 's Foxy J should ha e been on my way back to Dayton Sumner has been appointed Rose Marie , Three Winds Farm's Den­ Calgary and which J wouldn't have to review and revise the classes and nisfield, and Bill Hopkins' Manito. schedule for the whole show. wanted to miss for the world. Several rn the scoring for the saddle award A number of club member got a pre­ days later we were traveling consider­ DennisfieJd held a commanding but view of what it will be like to show ably north of Calgary and 'way out not unassailable lead over Waseeka's there next year when they competed there in the boondock what did we find Buccaneer. Tas -Tee 's Indian Summ er in the Morgan division at the Quentin but extremely Morgan-y type horses be­ Cornwall Sealect and Donnette of. Came­ how over the Labor Day weekend. ing used to snake logs and pull stumps lot. Leading for the harness award was Donnette of Camelot followed her stake for a pulp wood company. One could­ Trophy's Beckie Date with Topfield victory at Frederick taking the over !S­ n't miss that conformation nor could and Kanes Spring Delight close behind. hand class and championship at Quen­ one mistake the wo.rk-willingness tin. Reserve went to. Bay State Gallant, One of the hottest races was for the. shown. There were. perhaps a half. the under 15 hand winner. pleasure championship. The lead has dozen animals working as we went by News sometimes travels · slowly. We changed hands after every show so far and each one of them was in fine flesh didn 't get word of one of the new Mor­ this year. September found Fo ·y Ro e and obviously well cared f.or. As though gan owners in the area until six months Marie holding a four point advantage that wasn't thrill enough, we saw, in the after they bought thejr first Morgan. over Orcland Linda. The Third Man next day or so, several wild horses with But we hasten now to welcome Mr. and ( Continued on Page 54) ( Continued on Page 54)

46 The MORGAN HORSE Mr. a nd Mrs. Fred Sworz , A lexono rio; Jrd. COUNT OF MILLSBORO, Geo. P. Wohon , Elyria ; Buckeye Breeze 4th, LIPPITT VICTORIA AMANDA , Sugor Run Form; OregonMorgan 5th . SCHOOLMASTER, T. D. Ulrich. Registered Morgan Horse Class • Show Clou: Won by TASTEE'S FIREFLY, Mr . and Mrs . Fred By PA LI E Z ELLER Schwarz; 2nd , TASTEE'S MELODY MAN , Mr . and Association Mrs . Gene Conyon, Wh ite Cottage ; 3rd , LORD ROCHESTER. Mr, and Mrs . W . T. McDevitt , Hudson; R. R. 5, Find lay, Ohio. 4th . ZfPHYR , Marilyn Hockett , Springfield ; 5th , By DOTTY OL O CHICO'S FLAME, Dorothy Chapmon , Elyria . 820 West 23rd, Eugene, Oregon Sharon Center Horse Show Congratu lations to Mr. and Mrs. Sam August 3 Brackman , Jackson, Ohio, on the arrival The Pacific Northwest All Morgan Junior Morgano: Won by SEA MIST, Jeon Rut· of a son on July 2 I. This is the Brack­ ledge , Copley ; 2nd , MILLSBORO COMMANDER, Show in Wenatchee. was attended by man 's "first" so, naturally, they are Geo. Monges , Cuyahoga Falls; 3rd , MIL LER'S STORMY LAKE. Stewart , Hinckley . the followin g for Oregon: Mr. and Mrs. quite proud. Victor Neufeld, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morgan Engli1h - Open : Won by HURRICANE Ohio Morgan Horse Association car LAKE. Butch Speck, Parma; 2nd, MILLSBORO Langsto .n and Christy, Mrs. Michael COMMANDER . Geo. Monges; 3rd, FIDDLE BOW, stickers are no.w available. These are Jeon Rutledge ; 4th , TASTEE'S JUBILEE, Jerry Daugherty , Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Mul ­ Romis. Tallmadge; 5th , DEVAN DALE, Doris Shook. similar to the "National" car stickers Mogadore . laney and Pat. The Langstons brought and can be obtained f.rom Mrs . Robert Morgan, in Harne11: Won by FREEMAN'S JUNE two horses, Copper Coin and Thelben MORN, Dr. Freemon , Lakewo od . Penny and the Mullaneys trailered Mac Chapman R. R. I, Fostoria , Ohio, for Della and Barbara Daugherty 's mount, 1.00 each. Shawalla Princess. The show, weather, Claude J. Morrette lll , Whitmoor dinner and breakfast were enjoyed by Farms , Toledo , has announce.cl his en­ Morgan Breed all of them. Mrs. Paul Adams was the gagement to Miss Kay Klingaman, also. judge. of Toledo. A February 1 wedding is The. British Columbia Morgan Horse being planned. Promotion Club had their first All Morgan Show Whitmoor Farms also report that in Abbo,tsford, B. C., on August 25th. their mare, Music Maid, shown for the Under special arrangements with the everal members of the Morgan Horse first time in six years, placed third in a publishers of Jeanne Mellin 's book "The ssoc. of Oregon were entered in the large class of aged mares at the Justin Morgan Horse," the Mo.rgan Horse various events . The Mullaneys , Beck- Morgan All-Morgan Show in South Club is making this book available for leys, Robert Jensens, Halletts and Pem­ Lyon, Michigan on August 3. This is gift to libraries at the special price of bertons are some of the PNW and quite an acco.mplishment considering 4.00. It is an attractively illustrated MHAO people who were definitely go­ that Music Maid has been used as a 238-page book of general interest with ing. Certainly hope that the sho,w brood mare for a number of years. a regular price of 6.50. Whitmoo r farms ' three year old stal­ was a success and that everyone had a Such a gift to a library will help to good time . lion, Kane 's High Society, also placed promote the breed and make a welcome Howard Splane has offered his ranch well, being Junior Champion Stallion addition to. any public or school or for a camp-0ut cook-0ut, barbeque. or and Reserve Grand Champion Stallion. college library - and f.or gi&s to public whatever the Morgan people wou ld like It seems as though everyo.ne's pen libraries and educa 'onal institution to have and if we can figure o.ut a time ha run dry as the above is the only will be a federal income tax deduction . to have it. The Splanes were not able news I have received all month. Hope If you wish to make such a gift, to atteJ1d the Morgan Horse Show in next month is better. Portland because of. the death of his send a check in payment to Th e Mor­ mother in Califo.rnia. They had planned Fo llowing are show results: gan Horse Club, Inc., together with the name and address of the library on showing their black stallion, Hed­ Spring Horse Show lite's ,Mickey Waer , but their gelding or libraries to which the bo.ok is to be Columbus, Ohio . March 21,24, 1963 sent. Under the arrangement with the Laddie Linsley Simbo 0 shown by War­ Regl1tered Morgon Mores - 3 years and under : publisher which permits this special ren Ward took enough awards for both Won by ROXANNE MAY . G. E. Chofl in. Zanesvill e; of them . 2nd . KANE'S MAID OF HONOR. Corl Coner, price, it is necessary that the book be Somersville : 3rd . KANE'S SHOLEEN. Corl Coner; to Eco Starbeau, owned by Stan Iszler of 4th. NANUET, Sugar Run Form, Mt . Sterling . mailed directly the. library. If you Ranier was named Senior Champion Registered Morgan Mares - 4 years and older . wish to have your own note to the li­ Won by VANITY FAIR, T. D. Ulrich, Lebanon; 2nd , Morgan Stallion and Grand Champion COHOCTAH SUSELLA. Pauline Zeller , Findlay ; 3rd , brary sent with the book, the no.te Stallion at the CoJumbia County Fair DAWN OF WILSHIR, V irgin ia Zelle r, Findlay . should be enclosed with the order. If Registered Morgan Sta111ons - 3 years and at Longview, Wash. Grand Champion under: Won by MILLER'S STORMY LAKE, Mr , and you do no.t send such a note, the book Mrs . Jomes Stewart , Hinckley ; 2nd, KANE'S HIGH will be accompanied by a letter saying mare was Gay May owned by Mrs. SOCIETY. Wh itmoo r Form, Toledo ; 3rd , KING Ruby Jensen of Chehalis. KAY ROY. Joseph M. Williams , Dayton ; 4th , that the book is your gift. SKIPPER DEE. John Tilt on, W . Manchest er; 5th , Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Seward of Bea­ SCHOOLMASTER. T. D. Ulrich. This special price is available only verton have recently purchased their Registe red Morgon Stallions - 4 years and older : for library gifts, but the bo.ok may also Won by TASTEE'S MIDNIGHT , Dooley Stables , West· first registered Morgan - a mare of erv ille ; 2nd , LONGHILL VIGILTOR, Jim Roe, be ordered from the Club for individual 1 espelm breeding. She is a tall mare Loraine; 3rd , PINELAND CANDY KING , G. E. Choffin ; 4th , PRINCE DEJARNETTE. T. E. Hockett , use at the regular price of. $6.50. and they have hopes of raising a jumper Springf ield ; 5th, DAN PATRICK, W . Shiflett . Sidney . or two for their daughter to ride. Champion Registered Morgan Morea : Won by Orders shou ld be addressed to : VANITY FAIR, T. D. Ulrich; 2nd , COHOCTAH At the Wenatchee sho,w, a chestnut SUSELLA. Pauline Zeller . mare owned by Dr. and Mrs. William Champion Registered Morgan Stallions: Won by The Morgan Horse Club, Inc. TASTEE'S MIDNIGHT , Dooley Stables; 2nd , LONG· Hooper of Ellensb urg and ridden by HILL VIGILTOR . Jim Roe. P. 0. Box 2157 Re9i1tered Morgan Fine Harno11: Won by LONG· ( Continued on Page 54) HILL VIGILTOR , Jim Roe; 2nd, TASTEE'S FIREFLY, West Hartford, Conn. 06117

OCTOBER, 1963 47 The Halter Class held o.n Sunday accommodations and usually draws ex­ SouthernIndiana morning , the five winning places were: hibitors from Southwestern Ohio, and Maureen; Stormy Weather ; Dennis lorthern Kentucky. The spacious and Geddes; Suzanna· Skyliner. main part of grounds are. on a hill, MorganExhibitors T he Scott Co. Saddle Club Hors e while track and sho.w arena are below Show , held on Saturday August 3rd, at in a flat level area, and is ideally situa­ By EiL E ' E S UL LIV A the Scott Co. Fai r Gro und s, of which ted for shows. O ne of the attractions Rt . 28, Ga rden City Tr. Park a week long count y fair preceded this of this show was the Fair Queen Con­ Richmond , Ind . horse show, the dust was awf ul. A test which was held on a concrete. run­ thunders ~orm threatened in late afte r­ way built in the center of the ring. But Of. all the shows and eve.nts of sum ­ noon and early eveni ng, but the sho.w the main feature of the 1963 show was mer , none are looked forward to with was comp leted before the rain ,started. the Morgan Cavalcade Ame ricana, the more cherished anticipation , than one This year's numb er in the Morgan first class on the eve.ning program. May wher e you kno.w you can meet and see Hors e entri es were more than double we pause and take this chance to thank many friends . There is such short tim e over last year, and while lined up in Mrs. C. G . G illespie the show chair­ left of this show season. this Western Pleasure Class, the very man fo.r her interest in the Morgan hor­ Th e 9th annua l Mizpah Shrin e of Ft. fine and big hearted President of this ses. Wayne H orse Show held July 27-28, club, Mr . D. R. Redi£er promised us The judge for the Morgan Western was a colorfu l affair, the amp hith eatre there wou ld be two Morga n horse Pleasure Class, James Craig judged in was filled with spectato rs. The Mizpah classes, next year, at the. Scott Co .. show. this order : 1st, Stormy Weather , owned Hors e Patrol , the colorful dress, the co.­ Thank you, Mr . Redifer and the Scott by Wm. Buck; 2nd, Maureen, Mr. ordination of thi s drill team is an event Co. Saddle Club. and Mrs. John Barber owners ; 3rd , to see. Starring at each performanc e Comanc he Brave, owned by F lora Lee was the well known actor Rex Allen, This show was jud ged by Robert Elkin gton ; 4th, Skyliner , owned by and his famo us horse Koko . Another Bradfo rd and the ribbon s were given Enos Allee; 5th, Hylee 's Mary An n, special att raction was Miss Henline, as follows: 1st, Lippitt Sylvanus ; 2nd, owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Barber. age 3 years of Huntington , who drove Gay Sue ; 3rd, Hudson Jeep; 4th, Sky­ Mr. Craig and Mrs. Marilyn Arm­ her tiny two and one half mo.nths old liner· 5th, Hyle.e's Mary Ann. stron g judged thi s special featur e pony, hitched to a pretty little sulk y, Afte r stabling our horses, at no charge class. T he Morgan Cavalcade Ameri­ around the show ring. Al Sheehan of in the big horse barn , at Scottsburg , we cana, and placed the.m thu s: 1st, Sto.rmy Richmond , judged the. Morgan classes, journeyed across the Muscatatuck River Weather; 2nd, Skyliner ; 3rd , Coman­ the Flat Saddle Pleasure held o.n Satur­ on Sund ay morning into Jackson che Brave; 4th, H udson Jeep, ow ned day afternoon, he placed in this order: County , to the Jackson Co. Fair at by Mr. and Mrs. John Kepley ; 5th, Lip­ Maureen; Dennis Geddes; Stormy Brownstown. Brownstown lies be­ pitt Sylvanus, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Weather ;· Lady Esther; Sk yliner. tween where the Jack Oak Flats of Jack Stephenson. The Cavalcade Ame ricana Class, held Southeastern India na end, and the Who regrets arri ving home at 3:30 Saturd ay night with only two entries, Limeston e Hills begin. This sho.w is a.m. or after, from such wonderful placed thus : Skyliner ; Suzanna . noted for i:s nice location and fine shows?

. Shirley Church , Longl ey / . 'c., 3rd , SHAWALLA Fa hrni who received a lovely etchin g DUDE. Chor -el Morgon Ranch . donated by Mrs. A . Mills, DeWinton , Mares, 3 years and over : Won by ORAFI ELD, l. BritishColumbia Beckley; 2nd , PANDl,\A FIELD, l. Beckle y, 3rd, Alberta. High Standing stallion at Hal ­ SKAGIT NIKA, Dr. J . Williams , Seollle , Wash . ter was Mill's Pride, owned by Mrs. A. Broodmar e : Won by ORABIRD, Jul ie Pemberton , 2nd , RANCHITA QUEEN, G. Fahrn i, Abbotsford , 8. MorganShow Mills who received a print of Justin Mor­ C.; 3rd , CAYETANA, Cho r-el Morgon Ranch . Mare and 1963 Foal : Won by ORABIRD; 2nd , gan donated by Mr . Gra ham Bockus , RANCHITA QUEEN, 3rd , CAYETANA. By P Eccv McDONALD I Colbrook Mo.rgan Farm , Foste r Que. Stallions , 3 years and over: Won by MILL"S PRIDE. Mrs . A. Mills , DeWinton, Alberto ; 2nd, Box 292, Millet, Alberta, Ca nada The Canadia n Morgan Club donat ed a SKYFIELD. G. Fahrn i; 3rd , KINGSFIELD, Doug Rob· son, New Westminster, 8 . C. tro phy to the High Point Performance Champ ion Ma re : ORAFIELD. T he All Morgan Show held in Ab­ horse which was won by Oradust ow ned Reserve Champion Mare : MOCO VERMONT. Champion Stallion : ORCLAND ROYAL DON botsford , fr. C. on August 25 could be by Mr. G. Dudl ey, orth Vancouver. Reserv e Champion Stallion : MILL' S PRIDE Comb ination Morgan : Won by JONATHAN KEY· termed nothin g less than a comp lete suc­ Ex hibitors traveled up to 800 miles STONE, Christy Howa rd, Bellin gham , Wash .; 2nd , cess. Entr ies were near the 160 mark SUN DUST. Louise Bates, Arlington , Wash .; 3rd , to attend this show comi ng from Al­ WILLIWAW, Keystone Ranch , Entiat, Wash . with some 70 horses competing . The berta, Wa shin gton Oregon and many Ma lden Pleasure English : Won by SKAGIT EE"NA, Kathy Wiiiiams , Seattl e , Wash .; 2nd , LAURINDA. show was held on the farm of Gerald points in British Columb ia includin g Elizabeth Equals , Bothel , Wash .; 3rd , SHAWALLA Fahrni just outside Abbotsford. It was BETIY, Jeanelle Schauer , Bothe! , Wash . the Okanaga n Valley and Vanco.uver Jr . Horsemansh ip: Won by 01.'ADUST, G. Dudley, rather a scramb le to find stabling f.or Island. North Vancouver , 8. C., 2nd , MONTEY VERMONT, l. Beckle y, 3rd , MON HEIR GRETCHEN, M. Cook· all the hbrses but it was managed. 1963 Foal s: Won by CHAR-El MINUET, Chor -El son, Kelowno, 8. C. Morgon Ranch, Milto n Freewoter, Or e ., 2nd, PEM· Western Pleasure : Won by MONTEY VERMONT: Jud ge was Dr. Elmer Searls, Puyal­ FIELD, J ulie Pemberton , Oly mpia , Wash .; 3rd . 2nd. WILLIWAW; 3rd , EASTERGLO, G. Fahrn i. lup , Wash., who after the show , gave a FANCY GATES OF ACHENMEAO, J . G. Dinsmore, White Rock, 8. C. Jack Benny Class: Won by ORAFI ELD, l . Beckley ; Justin Morgan Demonstration on his 2nd, MACDELLA, 8. T. Mullaney , Gresham, O re .; Yearllng 1: Won by BECKRIDGE ORAETTE, Leo and 3rd, LAURINDA. Lou ise Beckley , Mt Vernon , Wash ., 2nd , SHAUER'S English Performanc e: Won by O RAFIELD, l. stallion, Dyberry Robin , -under saddle FORECAST, lorry Schauer, Bothe! , Wash ., 3rd , Beckley; 2nd, MILL"S PRIDE: 3rd , ORADUST. and in harness. The show was spon­ BECKl,\IDGE OIMONETTE, Mr . and Mrs. H. Pem · berton, Olympia, Wash . Reining : Wo n by CAYETANA; 2nd , STARFIRE OE JARNETTE, R. Mallory , Port Albem l, 8. C.; 3rd, sored by the B. C. Morgan Horse Club . Two year old Fiiiies : Won by MOCO VERMONT, LADY MONTE, Mrs . Morie Mcleon , Mission, 8 . C. Special Canadian Awards were: High l. Beckley ; 2nd , CHAR-El CINDY, Chor -El Morgon Ranch: 3rd , SHAWALLA GAY CRICKET, Ruby Jen · Plecrsure Driving : Won by WILLIWAW: 2nd , sen , Chehalis, Wash . JONATHAN KEYSTONE: 3rd, LADY MARGARET, G . Standing m.are at H alter : wo11 by Ran­ Fahrni. Two year old Stalllons : Won by ORCLAND ROYAL chita Queen , own ed by Mr. and Mrs. G. DON, l . Beckley ; 2nd , SANSON FIELD, Mrs . ( Continued on Page 54)

48 The MORGAN HORSE Morgan Western Pleasure: Won by DON Q . PEP­ PER: 2nd, JUANITA 'S PRIDE; 3rd , LADY JESEBEL PEPPER, Roy King; 4th , LIPPITT BETH A LERT, Ma r· WyomingMorgan NewYork Shows goreJ Coromore . Open Morgan : Won by BOBOLINK, Nancy Kipp; 2nd , BILLENDA ALLEN, Tanglewood Form IStonton); 3rd, OATKA DON MORO, Tanglewood; 4th , UC BreedersAssn. New York State Horse Breeders HIGHLIFE, Jerry Kipp. Show "B" Morgan Stake: Won by BOBOLINK; 2nd, BILLEN. DA ALLEN; 3rd , OATKA DON MORO; 4th, A LLEN'S By R. G. MoRGAREIDG E Judges: Prof . Kiser and Cecil Rook MOHAWK CHIEF, Tanglewood . HALTER P. 0 . Box 1223 Champion Stallion : OATKA DON MORO, Stanton . Casper, Wyoming Reserve Champion : RAN BUNCTIOUS, Mrs. Doi· Chemung Co. Fair (not AHSA) rymple. Champion Mar e: SNIP OF CAPTOR, Tolly Sher· Mrs . Tallhurst Just the story o.f a poor over-worked wood . Reserve Champion : Won by ORCLAND GRACEFUL, Morgan Halter: Won by MANSFIELD SQUIRE, Morgan horse owner, it could be you: Cherly George. Borrell; 2nd, MAN OF MY HEART, Barrett . Summer came. along as always, and Mares and geldlngs In hand : Won by SNIP OF Open Pleasure Driving : Won by MANSFIELD CAPTOR: 2nd , WASEEKA0 S BUCCANEER, Mory De· SQUIRE. also wo n the 4·H events. after lookin g over the schedule of the Will: 3rd, BAYFIELD DUGHAL, Ellen Mercer . many Morgan horse shows I held a PERFORMANCE Over 1S : Won by ORCLAND DONANNA , Ore· Elmira Horse Show "C" quiet conference with myself in part as land Forms; 2nd, RAN BUNCTIOUS, Mrs. Doi · rymple . Open English Pleasure Horse Star Memorial follows - I sure wo.uld like to go to Under 1S : Won by BUDDY'S PRINCESS, Vander ­ Trophy : Won by MANSFIELD SQUIRE, Borrell . e.ach and every one of. these events, oh, weel, 2nd, BILLENDA ALLEN, Stanton; 3rd , BROMLEY EASTERALLEN , Ben Quo: 4th , BAY STATE I can't - I've go.t that job, forgot about ADMIRAL, A. Drowne. • Sunnyhill (Syracuse) Show "A" Open: Won by ORCLAND DONANNA ; 2nd , BUD· it for a moment. On second thought, DY'S PRINCESS; 3rd , U. C. HIGHLIFE, Mrs. J. Kipp; Judge : Ed Stalcup, Franklin, Tenn . do you suppo se the bo.ss would give me 4th. MAN OF MY HEART, J. Borrell . Mares and Geldings Saddle: Won by BUDDY'S Junior: Won by ORCLAND DONANNA ; 2nd, PRINCESS, Vand erweel; 2nd, ORCLAND DONANNA , a three month leave of absence - of BILLENDA ALLEN; 3rd, OATKA DON MORO. W . L. Orcutt: 3rd , AURORA LEIGH, Blue Spruce English Pleasure: Won by COTTON EYE JOE (Plouth); 4th, BILLENDA ALLEN, Tanglewood course not, three months - he. could GEDDES, Mrs. J. Morl ey; 2nd, DON Q. PEPPER, (Stanto n), 5th MAN OF MY HEART, Jomes Borrell . do without me forever! I can't ask - Mrs. C. W. Rodee, 3rd MANSFIELD SQUIRE, Stallions. Saddle: Won by BOBOLINK, Nancy my fami ly needs that pay check every J. Borrell; 4th , TALISMAN , Ayelie n Richards. Kipp; 2nd, BROMLEY EASTER ALLEN, Ben Quo; Westem Pleasure: Won by DON Q . PEPPER, 3rd, RAN BUNCTIOUS, Mrs. D. Dalry mple; 4th , 2nd, JUANITA 'S PRIDE, Curl Smith; 3rd, TALISMAN; month. I do have two week,s paid va­ 4th, COTTON EYE JOE GEDDES. OATKA DON MORO, Tanglewood : 5th, UC HIGH· catioi1 - I could ask to split it up - Pleasure Driving: Won by DON Q. PEPPE~ 2nd, LIFE, J. Kipp. MANSFIELD SQUIRE; 3rd, MYSTERY MAN , Ayell en Harness: Won by ANNEIGH 'S LITTLE MISS, Blue how many could I attend - four ? - Richards: 4th, SAWMILL BELLE STAR, Wm. Lutz. Spruce, 2nd, ORCLAND DONANNA; 3rd, DON Stake: Won by ORCLAND DONANNA ; 2nd, WA · QUIXOTE PEPPER. Mrs C. W. Rodee; 4th , MAN OF or five? Le.t's see, there is the Nat ion­ SEEKA'S BUCCANEER; 3rd , BUDDY'S PRINCESS, MY HEART 5th , WINDCREST MAGIC, Bill Taggart. al Western, the Rocky Mountain , the 4th, U. C. HIGHLIFE, 5th , BILLENDA ALLEN; 6th , Junior Morgan : Won by ORCLAND DONANNA ; UVM GATES, John Klndlesporger. 2nd , CORNWALL LEALECT, Blue Spruce; 3rd, OAT· State Fair - the State Fair is a full TA?l~:A~~ adhack : Won by DON Q. PEPPER: 2nd, KA DON MORO: 4th , MR. ROBIN Nancy Kipp; week so that only leaves seven days - 5th, UVM GATES, J. Kindl esporger. rd~P;;l~S~~s~ . Pleasure: Won by DON Q. PEPPER; I could make the National We.stern at 3 Westem Pleasure: Won by TALISMAN, Ayeli en Richards: 2nd, DON Q . PEPPER; 3rd , COTTON Loveland, Colorado . In thinkin g back ladies Westem Pleasure: Won by DON Q, PEPPER. EYE JOE GEDDES. Jeon Morley; 4th , MOORING Westem Pleasure Stake: Won by DON Q. PEPPER. PENNY, Jock le Mor i er; 5th , UVM ELAINE, Jackie at the past year at Estes Park .. . seven Children's Pleasure Hone : Won by DARK SHA· Larrabee . DOW, Ann Lamber: 4th, SNIP OF CAPTOR, Taffy horses, five days of work , work, work . Sherwood: 5th, BAYFIELD DUGHAL, Ellen Mercer. Amateur: Won by BETSY TWILIGHT, Dr. Boch· Equitation : Won by SNIP OF CAPTO~ 4th, ORC· man; 2nd, ORCLAND DONANNA ; 3rd , GEORGINA I think I'll just take a little vacation LAND GRACEFUL, Cherly George; 6th, BAYFIELD TWILIGHT. Dr. Boehman; 4th, BOBOLINK: 5th , this year and spend a couple of day DUGHAL, Ellen Mercer. DON Q. PEPPER. Children's Roadhack: Won by SNIP OF CAPTOR· Novice: Won by AURORA LEIGH; 2nd , BUDDY'S at the Nationa l We.stern at Loveland, 6th. BAYFIELD DUGHAL. ' PRINCESS, 3rd, GEORGINA TWILIGHT; 4th , OAT· Open Conformation , Fitting and Showmanship 4-H: KA DON MORO; 5th , OATKA VIGIL BOB, Jackie not as a slave but frqm the grand stand. 2nd, SNIP OF CAPTOR; 6th, TURNPIKE LADY DON· Larrabee . I'm tired of being ' the underdog to a NA, Nancy Knoll. Leadllne: 2nd, BAYFIELD DUGHAL, Mercer. truck load of hor ses. Open Morgan : Won by ORCLAND DONANNA ; 2nd. BUDDY'S PRINCESS, 3rd , ANNEIGH 'S LITTLE So I did just that - enjoyed myself MISS: 4th , BETSEYTWILIGHT ; 5th, BOBOLINK. as much as anyone in the grandsta nd, Utica Horse Show, Class B Combination : Won by ORCLAND DONANNA ; 2nd, Judge : J . Lloyd Marks DON Q. PEPPER, 3rd, GEORGINA TWILIGHT. but no.t nearly as much as I have at Amateur: Won by DENNISFIELD, Mrs. J. Noble : Ladles: Won by BETSEY TWILIGHT; 2nd, ORC· previous horse shows. J und ersta nd 2nd, WASEEKA'S BUCCANEER, M rs. Donn DeWitt; LAND DONANNA ; 3rd, DON QUIXOTE PEPPER; 3rd, BUDDY'S PRINCESS, Peggy Vand erweel · 4th 4th , DARK SHADOW, Ann l amber: 5th , TALISMAN . quit e well why the grandstand has so DARK SHADOW, Anne l amber. ' ' Morgan English Pleasure: Won by TALISMAN; 2nd, many vacant seats and the show ring Pleasure: Won by LONGVIEW SABER, Blue Spruce; LONGVIEW SABER, Blue Spruce; 3rd , DON Q. PEP­ 2nd, DARK SHADOW; 3rd , MANSFIELD SQUIRE PER: 4th , DARK SHADOW; 5th , MANSFIELD has so many proud owners. Neve r again Jomes Borrell; 4th , DON QUIXOTE PEPPER Mrs' C. W. Rodee. ' · SQUIRE. James Barrell . do J want to go to a horse show to it Stallions: Won by UC HIGH LIFE, Wildwood Form; Junior Hame11: Won by ORCLAND DONANNA; 2nd , BOBOLINK, Wildwood Form· 3rd MR ROBIN 2nd . COLOR BEARER, Blue Spruce,. 3rd, WIND· and enjoy myself - I would rather Wildwood Form. ' ' · ' CREST MAGIC; 4th , CAVENGLO HERITAGE, M . stand in the sho.w ring beside one of Mares and Geldings: Won by AURORA LEIGH Burwell . Blue Spruce, 2nd, WASEEKA'S BUCCANEER· 3rd° Stake: Won by ORCLAND DONANNA ; 2nd, BUD· my f.avorite ho.rses. BUDDY'S PRINCESS: 4th , RALPH HALLENBECK'GELO '. DY'S PRINCESS, 3rd, AURORA LEIGH: 4th , BETSEY ING. TWILIGHT: 5th, BOBOLINK; 6th , ANNEIGH "S What I really want to say is, I've seen Open: Won by WASEEKA'S BUCCANEER· 2nd LITTLE MISS. the other side of the fence, not nearly AURORA LEIGH, 3rd, BILLENDA ALLEN Stanton '. 4th. BOBOLINK. ' ' Halter Classes: Stallions 4 and over: Won by UC HIGH LIFE: 2nd, UVM GATES, 3rd , RAN as gre.en as I once supposed. My rose­ Stake: Won by AURORA LEIGH, 2nd, WASEEKA'S BUNCTIOUS: 4th , OATKA DON MORO. BUCCANEER, 3rd , BOBOLINK; 4th , BILLENDA AL· colored glasses are quite clear. What LEN, 5th, BUDDY·s PRINCESS: 6th, UC HIGH LIFE. Stallions 3: Won by OLDWICK CRUSADER, Wm . we Morgan owners need is every one Open Roadhack: Won by LONGVIEW SABER· Lutz; 2nd, WINDCREST TROUBADOUR, Dean Coe· 3rd, MANSFIELD SQUIRE. camis: 3rd , MR. ROBIN; 4th, WIN DCRESTMAGIC . of us in the show ring in more perfo,m ­ Open English Pleasure: 3rd , MANSFIELD SQUIRE. MarH and geldings 4 and over: Won by Bl LLEN ­ ance classes. Children's English Plesaure: 2nd, LONGVIEW DA ALLEN: 2nd, MANSFIELD SQUIRE; 3rd , LIP· SABER: 61h, DARK SHADOW. PIT BETH ALERT, M . Coromore. If anyone has been to a horse show Mares and geldings : Won by SAWMILL BELLE but haven't shown their horses they'll Marcellus Optimist Horse Show "B" STAR. Wm . Lutz; 2nd, SAMSATION, Somatulskl . Judge : Reid Greinert MarH and Geldings 2 and under: Won by MRS. und ersta nd - the Morgan owners who MURPHY'S FIDDLERS Fll.6T; 2nd, TURNPIKE LADY haven't been to show their horse.s in Jr. Judge: Mrs. Ann Smerville DONNA . Nancy Knoll; 3rd, LEADERS SUNSHINE Morgan English Pleasure: Won by DON QUIXOTE BABE, Mrs. Dalton . the County Fair or the Nat io.nal West­ PEPPER. Mrs. Rodee, 2nd, BAYFIELD DUGHAL, El· ern are missing the greatest part of len Mercer: 3rd, JUANITA 'S PRIDE, Curt Smith; 4th , ( Continued on Page 53) SAWMILL BELLE STAR, Wm. Luiz. owning a Morgan horse!

OCTOBER, 1963 49 Farms, Mobile, Alabama, reports four Morgan Cutting SouthernNews 1963 foals. All are chestnuts and are sired by Chasley's Superman (Orcland Leader x Rena) Tribella , Triwana, News andViews and Gayla are the dams of. colts, while Vicky V. produced the o,nly filly. By PAT HAMILTON By BARBARA CoLE Triangle A Ranch , Parkman , Wyo . Beginning with the December issue, this column will have a new author. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flinchum have The Coles are moving back to Massa­ There 's some increase we think in bought a small farm near Ke.rnersville, chusett s and Ronald Blackman will the cutting interest. Hope so, anyhow, North Carolina and have moved their take over the reporting of Southern as we still think it's great fun. two year old stallion Tara's Award news. The Blackman family own two I 11 the open at the Salt Lake Show (Trophy 's Award x Trophy 's Merit) good three -year-old Morgans, the stal­ (Rocky Mtn. Morgan Show): there Barn buildings and fencing have lio.n Adrian Ashmore (Lippitt Ashmore Open Cutting : Won by DEE DEE CHOCOLATE kept them so busy that they have shown x Jubilee's Amber) and a filly Jubilee's 08796. owned by Poisye Brown . rider Chorley Award only twice this season. At the Hamilton ; 2nd. STARFIELO 11649. owned by Tri· Diamond Lady (Jubile e's Courage x angle A Ranch, ridden by Clyd e Roberts; 3rd , Oak Ridge show he took second in Spring Flame). Since Ron Blackman CHESTY, ridden by Connie Bowl er, owned by Joseph Olsen, St. George, Utah; 4th , CLASSY open colts and at the Dixie Boots and travels widely over the Southeast , thi s BOY 12465. ridden and owned by Amos Mosher. Saddle Club show he took a fourth. column should be bigger and better in Novice Cutting : Won by CONOO"S SUE 012062 , Mosher ; 2nd, STARFIELO, more, owned and ridde n A ribbon in every class she entered the future. Send your n.e.ws and pic­ by Richard Forsy1h. was the summer show record of sixteen tur es to him at 2491 Meadow Lark Circle I Show at Loveland, Colo. : year old Ann Sikes, daughter of Or . and Drive , East Point , Georgia. Open Cutting : Won by DEE DEE CHOCOLATE, Mrs. Walter Sikes of Raleigh. Ann Potsye Brown, owned and ridden by C. Hamilton ; 2nd . STARFIELD 11649, Triangle A , rdiden by C. spent the first part of the summ er at Roberts, 3rd, CLASSY BOY, Mashers; 4th. PLAY KIO. Betty Lyons, rider, owned by Bob and Betty Harolyn Hill in Tunbridge, Vt., rid­ Lyons; 5th. DAKOTA. rid den and owned by Don ing under the aegis of Marilyn Childs. Berlie. MorganHorse Club Inc. In addition to several ribbons won in Novice : Won by CLASSY BOY. Mashers; 2nd, DAKOTA. Berlle; 3rd , PLAY KIO. Lyons; 4th , thr ee-gaited and equitation classes, she Treasurer'sReport LEONTINE LINSLEY, Triangle A , rid den by Coon Butler. rode the good Morgan gelding Ouces Novice - Novice : Won by DAKOTA, Don Berlle ; Wild to a f.ourth in the open English Even though the Corporation's net 2nd , CHIEF DART, Ovorskis, owner and rider . pleasure class of thirl y entries at the income for the calendar -fiscal year end­ The very finebelt buckles presented in Brattleboro show. She also won a ing December 31, 1962 was just above all three classes were given by the fo.urth in the Medal class on Duce at $5,000 more than the previous year, National Mo.rgan Horse Assoc. which this show. nonetheless, Th e Morgan Horse Maga­ makes them doubly valuable to the zine continues as a deficit in the amount recipients. Ten year old Kirk Mcinnis, son of Dr. Alice Mcinnis of Raleigh spent the of $538.13. I know some of the other cutters are month of August at Harolyn Hill. He Income &om Registrations and Trans ­ entering_ open shows and doing well showed Duces Wild, winning a fourth fers increased by $ 11,062.50, due in part and I would appreciate having their in a model class at Franklin . At Wal ­ to the Registrations f animals over two wins and placings to send in for this lingford he won third in the model years old. Membership dues increased column. We got very brave and en­ class and a second in beginner's equita­ by $1,022.18. tered the cutting at the Sheridan , Wyo . tion. Kirk has five Morgan mares at Once again the expenses of operating Rodeo this year. Five of the top twelve home on Kirshon Farm in Raleigh wait­ in the nation were there so we didn 't the Secretary's oefice were confined ing to be shown. Southbound visitors to $21,456.26, an increase of. $1,135.44. feel to badly when we didn 't bring home this winter should take the opportunity the bacon - We came out fairly high , Extra part -time help in early 1963 pre­ to see this attractive and uniform band faces additional costs for the coming howJver, over quite a few well-known of mares and fillies. All exhibit that Quarter Ho.rses - and learned a lot. year to keep pace with increased vol­ sought -afte.r combinaton of. type and re­ ume. Dee Dee and Charley and Clyde and finement, and all have exceptionally Starfi eld competed in the Ponderosa lovely heads. Dr. Mclnnis bought her Tr avelling expenses amounted to ,:utting in Caspe~, Wy,o., the 28tih. first Morgan three years ago. This 754.71, none of which accrued subse­ Charley and Dee Dee placed 4th in the was Merry Mia (Bright Star x Connie­ qu ent to August I, 1962 and none of 250 Novice. dale), now six. Mia was bred by which was paid to the Secretar y. Same quart et plus Cean Butler on Mabel Owen at Merrylegs Farm. She Advertising an

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OCTOBER, 1963 51 LIGHTWEIGHTDIVISION 50 Mile Ride a good ride as well as proper attention Won by AMIGO LADY, registered Quarter Horse in the stall. This year she placed third ow ned and ridden by Louise 0 . Van Wagone r, Beorsvi lle, N. Y.; 2nd, AL-MARAH ROSE ANNA , ( Continued from Page 7) in her division on the registered Morgan registered Arabian owned by Mrs . Bozy Tankers ­ Merryvale . Thi s mare has placed in this ley , Washington , 0 . C. and ridden by Mrs . A r· trail. The rider are judged in the thu r Kelsoll , Embreeville, Penna.; 3rd, GUMEARA, ride many times before. reg istered Arab ian owned and ridden by Mory T. stables, on the road, at the luncheon Clff , Arnold , Maryland; 4th , MISTER, registered Nancy Ela of Bohon , Mass., finished Hunga rian owned and ridden by Mrs . Eva Bessen­ stop and at the start and finish of the her ninth trail ride on her father's geld. yey , New York , N. Y. ride. They are judged on care and ix other horses received honorable ing Brian J. Geddes. She received hon­ treatment of mount , proper shoeing, mention, among them one registered orable mention in her division and won feeding , and care of tack, etc. They take the New England Morgan Hor e Asso­ Morgan Brian J. Geddes, owned by complete care of their own mount . Roger Ela and ridd en by Nancy Ela ciation Award for the registered Morgan The Green Mt. Horse Assn. challenge of Bolton Mass. The others were one best suited for Pleasure riding in the trophy awarded to the horse or pony Arabian, one Quarter Ho.rse, one ride, including all divisions. rated highest by the judges this year breeding unknown and two half breds. The Senior Ho.rsem.anship Award for went to the Registered Morgan Wind ­ Th e Sweepstakes winner was the the man who displays the highest de­ crest Belle. The mare was ridden by Quarter Hors e, Amigo Lady. gree of horsemanship on the ride was Edit h Parker of Claremont, New awarded to Ira Gordon 0£ Hunter , New Hampshire and owned by Mr. J. Henry York riding his registered Morgan geld­ Parker. This mare was sired by Up­ ing Timber Trails. There was a lot of Letters wey Ben Don and the dam was Belle teamwork displayed between this pair. ( Continued f1·om Page 4) Gales. Edith Parker also received the The rookie o.f the year award given second award for horsemanship in her We would bring Sherimill Sunrise each year to the first year rider of the · age gro,up. out of retirement fo.r such an exhibition, Senior Division giving the best per­ There were 59 Juniors entered and and would personally ask Mr. Gordon formance was awarded to David 52 started the ride. Only one rider Mr. Voorhis to bring out "Sunny's " half Winton of Little Falls, N . J. He rode dropped out maki 11J a total of 51 fin­ brother , Pecos. W e can co.unt quickly the registered Morgan mare Merrily. ishing. There were ix Morgans in this half a dozen other Morgans both eli­ These two men, Ira Gordon and David event, as foJlows: gible and available. WINDCREST BELLE, Sire : Upwey Ben Don; Dam: Winton, bear watching ano.ther year. Belle Gal es, owne~ '· , J, Henry Porker, rider Edith Will the NatiQnal Morgan Show start 1 They both should do very well next year Porker. Claremont, ! , H. this campaign? KING ANNSFIELO, si::: Glofleld; Dom: Upwey as both are well mounted. Sincerely yours, Clev in, owned by M rs. I nno McCart y , rider Ellzo ­ Mary Bunting of Cambridge Mass., beth Ann Pierson , Westpc rt , Conn. Vincent & Ruth Rogers PORTLEOGETRISTRAM , sira, Lippitt John Darl ing ; was back again on a Morgan owned Dom , Ceres. owned and ridd n by Nancy Whiteley, Martin Rd., Akron , N. Y. Osterville , Moss. by Mr. Warren Chase of Reading, Mass. WESTFALL BRANDY, sire: Lippitt George; Dom: Westfall Bonnie Brook , owner H. S. Hole , rider This was Mary's sixth ride and she Deborah Holl , Rochester, N. Y. showed her usual good horsemanship. DEMANOO , Sire , Mango; Dom: DonDee, owner Dear Sir: Mrs . Morgon Murphy , rider Maryanne Murphy , Her mount was Bandmaster . Our club was rather proud to present Rhode Island. HIP HEATH CINFIELD, Sire, Stanfield ; Dam: Phyllis Taylo.r of Pleasantville, N. its first pictorial offering to the maga­ Nolld, ow ner and rider Julia Wolcott, Underhill , Y. was on a pretty Morgan mare, Vt . zine for publication in the July issue. Three of the counselors rode regis­ Tariks Radiant Melody. She finished Imagine our mixed feelings when it tered Morgans. Mrs. Nancy Wolcott the ride on time and I know will be came out titled Circ e J Association in­ rode Hip Heath Adfield; Mrs. F. H. back next year. Phyllis is one of the stead of Texas .Morgan Ho.rse Club. Holbrook rode Kane 's Dandy and her riders who come back year after year. When our pictures of the First Annual daughter Elaine rode U.V.M . Abilene. She probably holds a record for the Texas Morgan Horse Show came out in The Morgans all finished in good number of rides she has entered. the August issue under the heading of condition and you would have been A newcomer this year was Marshall Circle J Ranch Shows, we were even proud of their showing in this event. Winkler of Wakefield , Mass. He ro.de more dismayed. his good gelding Peter Moro. They We hold the Circle J Assoc.iation in finished the ride and they should come the highest regard, and so realize t e 100 Mile Ride back and compete another year. They effort involved in publishing a maga­ were a good team. zine of MM's size, but we would ap­ ( Continued from Page 27) On the whole, the Morgans did well preciate a retraction or correction of to a Morgan who places highest in any but there is room for impro.vement. these mistakes. division that is owned and ridden by a How about getting that Sweepstake Sincerely, girl under twent y years of age. This award aga in Morgan owners? Pat Crookham year there were no junior riders to The results follow: Secretary of The Texas qualify so Mrs. Kenyon, who is no.t far HEAVYWEIGHTDIVISION Morgan Horse Club Won by AL·MAR AH RUD BALIK , registered Ara ­ from twenty, received the trophy . Mrs. bia n, owned and ridden by Mrs . Bozy Tankersley , Wash ington , D. C. 2nd, DONNA JUANITA , regis­ Kenyon has ridden this ride many times tered Morgon owned and ridden by Mrs . Lucille ls our face 1·edl . We apologize. and has always placed well. We were Kenyon, Fernondlo Beach, Florida; 3rd , MERRY­ - The Editor YALE, registered Morgon owned and ridden by all glad to see her mounted on a top Mrs. Nomos T. Reed, Hopkinton, N . H.; 4th , Morgan, as she placed second in her BLONDIE, one-half Morgon owned by Charles Goerloch , Lenox, Moss ., and ridden by Stephen division. O 'Connell , Pittsfield, Moss. Dear Sir: In my book one of the best horse. Six other horses received honorable The comments of President Ferguson women on this ride, year after year has mention in this division, 3 breeding un. in the August issue on the problem of been Mrs. Nomas Reed. She is a known, l Hungarian bred, l Quart er weighted shoes and long feet versus pretty rider and always gives her horse Ho.rse, and 1 part Thoroughbred. regular shoes and short feet struck home

52 The MORGAN HORSE enberg , Ari z.; 3rd , MYSTIC MELODY, W . 0 . An · with me. Our Morgan wea rs regular d rew s, Albuque rque , N . M .; 4th , LOCKELYN , Call ­ - it is simply too. far between interested shoes and short feet. We showed him owa y Morgans. A lbuquerque, N . M .; 5th, REX LINS­ owners lo share cattle. Visiting in Cali. LEY, Windmere Form, Albuquerque , N. M .; 6th , a few times this summ er, and were PRINCE OF PRIDE, V ictory Form , Littleton , Colo . fornia recently were the Byers of Albu­ Morgan Roadster, Op en: Won by MYSTIC MELO ­ astou nded at the Morgans being shown DY. W . 0 . Andrews , Albuquerque , N . M . 2nd, querque - approx imately 40 head of with weighted shoes and long feet, WASEEKA "S REGAL AIRS, Peg Nichoo lds , Littleton. south ern California Morgans viewed , Colo.; 3rd . LOCK ELYN, Callaway Morgans, Al · which hor ses most o.f the judges seemed buquerque, N . M .; 4th, PRINCE OF PRIDE, V ictory and only two breeders visited! The to favor. It really made compe tition Farm, Littleton , Colo . breeders were the Frank Waers, Double Venatile Morgano : Won by MONTE VERMONT , unfair , especially to the Morgan being Slosh Bor K Ranch, Wickenburg , Ar iz.; 2nd, F Ranch and the La rry Oakleys of Ca­ PRINCE OF PRIDE, V ictory Form , Littleton, Colo .; shown 100% nat urally. 3rd . LOCKELYN, Calloway Morgans Albuquerque , ven-Glo. The Mo.rgans seen were a de­ t · have written a lette r to President N. M .; 4th, REX LINSLEY, Windmere Form, Al­ light to any eye - good, deep bodies, buquerque , N . M .; 5th, AMARILLO VICTORY, Bee Fergu son concernin g this matter, and Morgan Corrals , Santa Fe, N . M . stron g legs set on four corners, plus an Morgan Jack Benny : Won by ROYAL STAl1LIGHT, have made severa l suggest ions to help Pe11 Nichoolds , Littleton , Colo.; 2nd, AMARILLO abu ndance of type and quality! remedy this situation: VICTORY . Bee Morgon Corrals, Sonia Fe, N . M .; Sales in the lMMHC area recently 3rd . RETANNA, Bee Morgon Corrals , Sonia Fe, I. Add to "Excessive lengt h of foot N . M.; 4th , PRINCE OF PRIDE, Victory Form, include the pretty bay two.year old filly Litt leto n . Colo .; 5th , TEHACHAPI ROCK, Maxine and excessive weight shall be pen­ Merchant . Houston, Texas; 6th, SAMBA, Hughes Moleta Bee (Do rset's Foxfi re x Mon alized. " Maxim um s: 4" toe lengt h and Seewald , Ama rillo , Tex. Heir Mayelise) by Bee Mo.rgan Corrals Western Pleasure, Ladies: Won by PRINCE JUSTIN. 12 oz. shoes. F. E. Thomas , Dalhart , Tex.; 2nd , MON HEIR Santa Fe, to Mrs. Beverly Supko of Al­ SUNELLE. Bee Morgan Corrals, Santo Fe, N. M.; and / o.r 3rd . RETANNA, Bee Morgon Corrals, Santa Fe, N . buqu erqu e. Bee Morgan Corrals has I . Add the two classes suggested by M .: 4rh . AMARILLO VICTORY, Bee Morgan Cor· also sold the chestn ut two year old filly rals , Sonto Fe, N . M .;5rh , SAMBA, Hughes Seewald , President Fe rguson to the ational - Ama rillo . Texas. Minta Bee (Cap:a in Blaze x Honey Western Pleasure, Op en: Won by REX LINSLEY. one in harness and one und er saddle Windmere Form, Albuque rque , N . M .; 2nd, PRINCE Bee) to a fami ly in Taos, . M., for with 4" toe and regular shoes. OF PRIDE. V ictory Form, Littleton , Colo .; 3rd , their daughter for show and pleasure PRINCE JUSTIN. F. E. Thomas, Dalhart, Tex.; 4th , 2. Divide the pleasure, road hack, MON HEIR SUNELLE, Bee Morgon Corrals , Santo purposes . T his nice filly is now at Ear l and trail horse classes - one for the Fe. N . M .; 5th , RETANNA, Bee Morgon Corrals, Skinner 's in Albuqu erqu e fo.r sadd le Santo Fe. N . M .; 6th , ROYAL STARLIGHT, Peg horse with the short foot and regular Nichoalds . Litt leton , Colo . trai ning prior to going to her new Combination Morgans , W e1tern: Won by PRINCE ( Continued on Page 62) OF PRIDE. V ictory Form, Littleton , Colo .; 3rd, home. Mr. Levi Turner of Raton, N. LINSLEY. Wl ndmere Form, Albuquerqu e, N . M .; M. reports the s.ale of the three year old 3rd . AMARI LLO VICTORY, Bee Morgan Corrals , Sonro Fe. N . M.; 4th, SAM BA , Hughes Seewald , bay stallion Ruston (Condo x Shy Ann) Land of Enchantment Amarillo . Tex. Morgan Stock Hone: Won by REX LINSLEY. Wind . to Mr. E. Kelly Montoya oJ Albuquer ­ ( Continued from Page 19) mere Farm , Albuquerque, N . M .; 2nd, RETANNA, que. Mr. Montoya will keep Ruston on Bee Morgon Corrals , Sonia Fe, N. M. ; 3rd . PRINCE gons , Albuquerque ; 4th, SHY FOXI E BEE, Bee Mo r· OF PRIDE. Victory farm, Littleto n, Colo .; 2nd , REX the fam ily ranch at Eag le Nest unt il gon Corrals , Santo Fe; 5th , MON HEIR SUNELLE, PRINCE JUSTIN, F. E. Thomas, Dalhart, Texas. Bee Morgon Corrals, Sonto Fe. Morgon Reining N. M . Pattern : Won by REX winter, when he will be brought into Champion Mare : JUBILEE'S PASTIME, Windmere LINSLEY. Windmere Form, Albuquerque , N . M .; Albuq uerqu e. atu rally, we are all de. Form, Albuquerque . 2nd. RETANNA, Bee Morgon Corrals , Santa Fe, N . Rei. Ch. Mare : WIN DCREST SELECTION, Peg M .; 3rd. PRINCE OF PRIDE, Victory farm , Little ­ lighted to have these three "new" Mor­ Nichoolds . Colo rado . ton . Colo .; 4th, PRINCE JUSTIN. F. E. Thomas, Morgan Gelding, , Any Age : Won by PRINCE JUS­ Oo lho rt; Tex ga n owners in our area. Ea rl Skinner al­ TIN . F. E. Thomas, Dalhart , Tex.; 2nd , RIMROCK"S so repor ts the sale of Maxine Merchant's MR. ROCKY, Roy Macy , Loveland, Colo .; 3rd, Lorrayne Byers' Rex Li nsley won the AMARILLO VICTORY, Bee Mo rgon Corrals , Sonia Tehachapi Rock, a chestnut fifteen-year Fe, N . M .; 4th, FAIRLEA'S DON JUAN, W . K. big Western Pleasure class for the third oJd stallion to a Major Jackson of. San Woodard , Albuquerque ; 5th , TUFFY, F. E. Thomas , co.nsecutive year a. Santa Fe, and is be­ Oolhort , Tex; 6th, SAMBA , Hugh es Seewald , Amo ­ Antonio, Tex. "~ock" is leaving some rillo , Tex. ing withdrawn from the class at the '64 Morgan Broodmares and ' 63 Foals: Won by RED good colts behind in this part of the VELVET ond Fool , EE/ Three Morg ans, Santa Fe, Show wit h Windmere Fa nn offering a southw est. N . M .; 2nd , SHY FOXIE BEE ond Fool , Bee Morgan Cha llenge Cup. This stallion is also Corrals . Sonta Fe, N . M . Iewcomers to Albuqu erqu e are the Morgon Dam and Produce : Won by RED VELVET being filmed f.or the reining and stock ond Produce, EE/ Three Morgans , Santo Fe, N . M . three year old geldin g Longview Saber Morgan Get of Sire: Won by STAR JEKYL, T. H. hor se coverage of the Morgan Horse (haven't his breeding) and the six-year Conkl in, Stigler, Ok lo.; 2nd , TRIUMPH, Hughes See­ promotional film. We are proud to wald , Amar illo , Tex.; 3rd DORSET'S FOXFIRE, Bee old mare, Gree n Meads Ladyfair (Ben Morgon Corra ls, Sonto Fe, N . M . have MMHC represented in this im­ Davis x Cover G irl). They are owned }',\organ English Pleasure, Open : Won by PRINCE portant tilm. OF PRIDE. Victo ry Farm, Littleton , Colo .; 2nd, by Col. and Mrs. John Rawlings of MONTE VERMONT, Slosh Bar K Ranch, Wickenburg, Ar iz.; 3rd, LOCK ELYN, Calloway Morgans , Al ­ ew Mexico S.ate Fa ir days are com­ Sandia Base. We are truly delight ed buquerque , N . M .; 4th, l10YAL STARLIGHT, Peg ing up fast. A special brochure , includ. Nichoolds . Littleton , Colo . 5th , WINDCREST BOB to have two more fine Morgans in ou r B. . W . K. Woodard, Albuquerque , N . M .; 6th, ing pictures of many of the NMMHC IMMHC gro up, and shall look for­ PRINCE JUSTIN, F. E. Thomos, Dalha rt, Tex. Morgan English Pleasure , Ladle s: Won by Morgans is being printed to publicize ward to seeing them in the ring at the LOCKELYN , Calloway Morgans , Albuquerque, N. the activities of the breed and our Club M .; 2nd, PRINCE JUSTIN, F. E. Thomos, Oolhorl , rest of our '63 shows! Tex.; 3rd, AMARILLO VICTORY, Bee Morgon Cor· through the facilities of Mr. Ho.ward rols . Santo Fe. N . M .; 4th , SAMBA, Hughes See· wold , Amarillo , Tex. Ebe rline. !though the brochure is pri­ Morgan Pleasure Driving, Open : Won by WINO , marily designed to promo 7e breed in­ CREST SELECTION, Peg N ichoo lds, Litt leton, Colo .; New York Shows 2nd . AMARILLO VICTORY. Bee Morgon Corrals , terest in ou r local area, it is in the form Sonia Fe. N . M.; 3rd, JUBILEE'S PASTIME, Wind . of a Directory. Cop ies may be obtained mere Farm, Albuqu erque, N . M .; 4th , AARON ( Continued from Page 49) JAY . EE/ Three Mo rga ns, Santa Fe, N. M .; 5th , by ending $1.00 to thi s correspondent. PRINCE OF PRIDE, Victory Form , Littleton, Colo .; 6th . MONTE VERMONT , Slosh Bar K Ronch, Wicken ­ Our good friend Charlie Hamilton Oneida Co. Charity Show, Clinton burg , Ariz . Morgon Pleasure Driving, Jr. Horse: Won by sashayed through the Albuqu erqu e - "B" AARON JAY . EE/ Three Morgans, Santo Fe, N . M .; 2nd . RIMROCK'S MR. ROCKY, Ray Macy , Love land, Santa Fe area recently on a cuttin g Judge : Carl Leigh Colo .; 3rd, MYSTIC MELODY, W . 0 . Andrews , goodw ill tour. We were all delighted to Open Morgan : Won by BOBOLINK , Nancy Kipp ; Albuquerque, N . M .; 4th FELICITY'S SUGAR, 2nd . DON QUIXOTE PEPPER, Rodee, 3rd . BILLEN. Pleasant Volley Ronch, Loveland , Colo. ; 5th , have him visit and he really did stimu ­ DA ALLEN. Tangl ewood; 4th , BUDDY'S PRINCESS. AMARILLO VICTORY, Bee Mo rgon Corrals , Santa late cuttin g interest in this area simply Vanderweel. Fe. N . M . Stoke: Won by BOBOLINK ; 2nd , DON Q . PEPPEq. Morgan Pleasure Driving, Ladles: Won by WIND ­ by being here. D istance is our biggest 3rd , BILLENDA ALLEN; 4th , BUDDY'S PRINCESS. CREST SELECTION, Peg Nichoolds, Littleton , Colo .; Open Engll1h Pleasure : Won by DON Q . PEPPER. 2nd . MONTE VERMONT. Slosh Bor K Ranch. W ick· problem rega rding serious cutting work Open Western Pleasure : Won by DON Q. PEPPER.

OCTOBER, 1963 53 Grand Champion Stall ion : THELBEN PRODIGAL We are hoping for a really fine turn ­ Club Re-elects "Fergie" SON . Reserve Champion Stall ion : SONDELL. out of our peo.ple and horses. Our (Continued from Page 10) The Pot-Luck at the Ferncrest Farm, President Betty Gleason, has been spending uncounted hour s of what is and Dr. Henry Boyd as the western August 18th had a very goo.cl turn out. There were around 30 peo.ple there laug hingly known as "spare time" nail. Vice-President continue to serve their ing down the jillions o[ details that go respective regio.ns. and ( am sure that everyone enjoyed themselves and had all of the food that into a show as well as getting her love­ Continu ing past custom, the Direc­ I y filly, Linsley Sunbelle (Sundo x Rex they could eat. tors voted to contribute to the U. S. Linsley) and mare Sundo, (Dot Jekyll Equestrian Team and sponsor the x Sunflower King) ready. Al and Su American Horse Shows Association Halliwell are counting heavily on our high-score Morgan award. Verse Contest Winners group making a good showing in the ( Continued f1·om Page 10) pleasure driving class and ( hear the Bronson's will bring four of their ex­ Whose blood is in the Saddlebred, cellent horses up from Globe. Eleanor Oregon Whose founder was V e,·mont bred? ( Continued from Page 47) Krumwiede hopes co. have a very fine That's a Morgan, yes. indeed! youngsrer re.ady to ,show - her two their daughter, Nannette, gave an excel­ What's the name of that horse year old, Risty Red (Cavenglo Suarjo lent exhibition of jumping. This mare With such grace and pride, x Emera ld's Aristocrat) as well as the was also ente red in Western Pleasure With the clean cut head, bouncy '63 filly. The Curtis ' Don-0- events, Road Hack and the Justin Mor­ With the showy stride, Don (Donna Dee x Mango) and Com­ gan Pulling contest. That was just now led? bo of Sundo.wn (Flame of Sundown x T he Earl Maylones and Steve Reeves Why, a Morgan Horse, of course! Sunred) will be there giving their best have two palomino f.oals, a colt and a The second and third place winners as always. Sure hope to see a lot of filly, out of Gay Jipsey and Princess Son­ as well as others will be published in out-of-state Mofgan owners there too. field by Dickie's Pride. later issues. (Note-as outlined in the By the time this is in print we will The David Olsons recently spent the original announcement, "All verses be­ have had our first meeting o[ the Fall weekend with the Paul Smiths at Lang­ come the property o.f the Morgan Horse and won't it just be f.un though to see lois, Ore. They had a very good time Club , Inc. and may be used in any way everybo.dy again and find out what all riding on the beach and up in the near­ without obligation to the writer or of the vacationing -t~far-places members by hills. The Olsons two mares. Tr i­ anyone else.") have seen and done and especially to nago's Abbenette ar.d Ferncrest Do.t had hear of the Morgans they have visited never been on the beach before but soon and become acquainted with. decided that it wasn't too bad. While The Wheat State This Assn. is heartily in favor of the proposed conference of the different there, they atte.nded a horse show at ( Continued from Page 28) Coquelle with their mare Trinangos Ab­ Morgan horse clubs and will certainly benette and won first in the Senior guests. Ronda Lin Davis (less than a have delegates there. What a superb Western Pleasure Class. month old) daughter of Dale and Gail purpose it could serve to, have the Davis, made her debut in the Ass'n. eastern, western, and Canadian people Glendale Horse Show Congratulations to the new parents. She all together. Sure ope it becomes a August 9, '10, 11 is an adorable baby not a frown &o.m reality. Morgan English Pleasure : Won by TRINANGO'S the little lady, during the entire evening. The dearth of. news from Arizona -in­ ABBENETIE. ridd en by Dotty Olson ; 2nd , MAC the-summertime is somewhat disturbin g DELLA, owned and ridden by B. T. Mullan ey; 3rd . FERNCREST DOT. ridden by Christine Olson ; 4th , but just watch our smoke when the Fall J EANNE ALLEN, ridden by Je rry Neuf eld; 5th , KNOX CIN, owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Boker and winter comes. and ridden by Bobl Mlckenho m . Morgans in Arizona Morgan Western Pleasur e: Won by TF!INANGO 'S ( Continued from Page 46) ABBENEnE . ridd en by Dotty Olson ; 2nd , KNOX CIN. ridd en by Betty Boker; 3rd , FERNCREST Mid-Atlantic News DOT, ridd en by Christine Olson ; 4th , MAC DELLA, That Lo.ok. By this time I was sure f'd ridden by B T. Mulla ney; 5th, SHAWALLA PRIN· next be seeing Mofgan heads on people ( Continued from Page 46) CESS. ridden by Barba ro Dough erty. Showollo Princess also plac ed 4th in the Novic e too, but we ran across a gentleman who was within striking distance and Mani­ Western Pleas ure class. Trinongo 's Abbenett e a lso was preparing to horse-pack some miles pla ced 2nd In the Op en English Plea sure cla ss . to, with only one show to his credit , up into the mountains and he informed had leap-frogged into fourth place with Canby County Fair us that 'long about 1903-04 there were a good chance of catching the others three ranchers in that area who raise.cl in the stretch run . August 17th Morgans commercia lly and when one of 1963 Foals: Won by UNNAMED colt , owned by In fact, one show was all it took to Knoxdole Ranch; 2nd, ENTRY, owned by H. K. Pem· the ranchers died on his isolated ranch, give Manito the lead in the western scor­ berton . his stock took off into the wilds and 1 and 2 yea r old fillies : Won by SHAWALLA GAY ing. He was a little ahead of Nera Bel­ CRICKET, owned by Mrs. Robert Jensen; 2nd, became the foundation stock of much lezza Pepper , Magic Sonata and Don ETNA'S SEENA TAWNEY, owned by Wallac e Morr is; 3rd , ENTRY, own ed by H. K. Pemberton . of the wild horse_s still running in the Quixote Pepper. · 3 year and over Mares : Won by SHAWALLA valleys and hills. The Mofgan pre­ Leaders for the in-hand champion­ PRINCESS. shown by Barbaro Doughe rty; 2nd , MARIFIELD, owned by H. K. Pembecton ; 3rd , MAC· potency again! ship were Windcrest Abner , Miss Mar­ DELLA, owned by B. T. Mullaney . · Our Arizona Morgan Horse Assn. Lo. Miss Sugar Loaf, and Kane 's Spring Grand Champion Mare : SHAWALLA PRINCESS. Reserve Champion Mare: MARIFIELD members are despite the heat, working Delight. Contending for the promotion 2 year old Stalllon s: Won by SONDELL, owned very hard getting ready for the Morgan award, Orcland Linda was only a whis­ by B. T. Mullaney . Horse Show classes at the Yavapai ker ahead of Mr. Showman Vona and 3 year and over Stalllons: Won by THELBEN POODIGAL SON . County Fair in Prescott this September. The Third Man. Phyllis Cox, Jessie

54 The MORGAN HORSE GIT NIKA . owned by Dr. and Mrs . John W illi ams: MAJOR. D. DeShone; 5th, DEERF I ELD"S PAMELA, Colgate , and Dick Patton were with.in 5rh . GAY MAY , owned by Mrs. Ruby Jensen. W . Kone. six points of each other fo.r the equita­ S\Qlllons, 4 and over: Won by LAD OF BO' DOT, Morgan English Pleasure: Won by HI-JAX KID; owned by Dollie Miin e; 2nd, SKAGIT NACK YAL, H. Niemi: 2nd . BEAU GEDDES. J. R. Darl ing; tion award. owned by Major Louise D. Bates; 3rd , MONTEY 3rd. MARY BOB'S PARTY GAL , C. Copeman ; 4th , VERMONT, owned by Mr . and Mrs . Leo Beckley; BONNIE 'S BOY. S. Roberts; 5th, KANE'S L' IL DEB, The only runaway race was in the 4th , KEYSTONE'S NUCHIEF, owned by M Bar K Dr. Fortner. roadster category where Eve of Ed­ Morgon Ranch; 5rh , HILIN , owned by M Bar K Morgon lronch. Michigan State Fair hobe was still a few points shy of Champion Mare : BONNIE OF BO' DOT, owned by Dollie Milne . August 26-28 clinching the trophy. However , with Reserve Champion Mare: LINFIELD, owned by more than twice as many points as her Mr . and Mrs . Leo Beckley . Stallions, 4 years and over: Won by FOXFIRE Champion Stallion : Won by LAD OF BO' P. Rumbaugh; 2nd, GREEN HILL'S DEV-TONE. W . nearest co)11petition , she, seemed hard DOT, owned by Dollie M ilne. Carro ll ; 3rd, KANE'S JAZZ MAN , Woods ond Reserve Champion Stallion : Won by ORCLAND Water Form, 4th , MJ "S TOM I, J. Jones, 5th, to beat. A much closer race is for re­ OOYAL DON , ownd by Mr . and Mrs . Leo Beckley. BILLY B. GEDDES. E. Earehart . serve with Orcland Linda holding a PERFOR.MANCE CLASSES Stallion , 3 years old : Won by KANE'S HIGH SO­ Morgan Pleasure, Westem : Won by LAD OF so· CIETY, Whltmorr Form; 2nd , MARI.O'S BEN HUR, small edge over The Third Man. DOT, owned by Dollie M ilne , shown by Ronald D Botton , 3rd, RIVERBEND'S TRUE BOY, G. Sober; Morris : 2nd, MONTE VERMONT, owned by Mr . 4th . W INDCREST MAJOR , D. DeShone. and Mrs . Leo Beckley, shown by Lindo Beckley: Stall Ion, 2 years old : Won by ATOMC 'S Bill Y 3rd, KEYSTONE'S NUCHIEF, owned by M Bar K B, W . Lindner ; 2nd , COHOCTAH KING , K. Shear . Pacific Northwest Ranch, shown by Lynn Coe; 4th , HILIN , owned by Stallion , yearling : Won by GREEN HILL'S HI Fl. M Bar K Morgon Ranch, shown by Bob Moy ; W . Carroll; 2nd, ATOMICS JET, W . Lindner; 3rd , ( Continued from Page 45) 5th, SKAGIT E' ENA, owned ond shown by Kathy LITTLE MIKE. D. DeShone. Williams . Stallion, weanling: Won by GREEN HILL'S HAN Results of Morgan classes at Tex Morgan Stallions , Mares and Geldings, English : 000. W Carroll; 2nd , RENDEl.'"S HY JAY , H. Johns:on's Flying Horse Shoe Show , Won by SKAGIT SOLOMIE , owned by Moo r Louise Render, 3rd , HYCREST WALTER K, Hycrest Forms, D. Bates, shown by Darry l Kelly ; 2nd, SKAGIT 4th , MJ 'S DUKE. J. Jones; 5th . FOAL, F. Voss. Kirkland, Washington, May 31st, June NIKA , owned by Dr. ond Mrs. John H. Williams , Senior Champion : FOXFIRE. shown by Jock Stecker; 3rd, SKAGIT KIKIALOS , Reserve: GREEN HI ll 'S DEV TONE. !st and 2nd were as follows: owned by M Bor K Morgon Ranch, shown by Lynn Junior Champion : ATOMICS BILLY B. IN-HANO CLASSES Coe. Reserve: G'-'EEN HI LL' S HI Fl . Fillies of 1960: Won by PANORA FIELD, owned Grand Champion : FOXFIRE. by Mr . and M rs. Leo Beckley; 2nd , TRAILWOOD Reserve: GREEN HIL'S DEV TONE. ROSALEETA, owned by Fronk Hollett · 3rd LU OF Mores . 4 and over, never foaled : Won by MARY BO' DOT, o"".ned by the Gene Fisher;, 4th, . SKAGIT Ask The Doctor BOB"S PARTY GAL, C. Copeman; 2nd , GREEN SOLOMIE. owned by Ma jor Louise D. Bates . HILL'S SHAOON, G. Marsh; 3rd, FOXFIRE'S SU· Fillies of 1961 : Won by MOCO VERMONT. owned ( Continued from Page 26) ZAY , W . Carroll ; 4th, M . J."S BAl.'3ARA ANN . J. by Mr . and Mrs . Leo Beckley; 2nd , SHAWALLA Jones; 5rh, M . J .' S GAY SOUBRETTE, 0 . Roberts. GAY CRICKET. owned by Mrs . Ruby Jensen. Also I would like to know how many Filly, 3 year old : Won by GREEN HILL'S TON· Colt, of 1961 : Won by ORCLAND ROYAL DON ETTE. W . Carroll : 2nd . MAR-JO'S SHOW GIRL. F. owned by Mr . and Mrs . Leo Beckley; 2nd.C HOW'. more years T will be able to ride her . Voss; 3rd , CLOVERLANE DOLLY M, C. S. Phillips; TIME. ow ned by M Bar K Morgo n Ranch t it safe to ride, when the ho.rse is more 4th . KANE'S NIGHTINGALE, E. Woterstrodl; 5th Fillies of 1962 : Won by BECKRIDGE ORAETTE MANSFIELD'S PIX IE, E. Man sfie ld . • ow ned by M r. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, 2nd , SAN'. than 20 years old? Filly , 2 yr old : Won by MISSY MONTE CANTOR. DORA FIELD. owned by Fronk Hollerr , 3rd. SUN­ D. DeShone; 2nd , HI HO KITTY, H. Niemi ; 3rd, ~.;ttle~F BO'DOT, ow ned by Kathy Wiiiiams , Answer: Both of. these questions de­ TEACHER'S PET, J. Symons; 4th, JUBILANA , pend somewhat on the individual. As­ B. Krlh; 5th, RIVE~E ND'S BABE, J. Moir . Colt, of 1962 : Won by BOY OF BO'DOT owned Filly, yearling : Won by GREEN HILL'S GLENDA. by Dollie Miln e; 2nd , TAWNCREST SHADOW suming that your mare remains sound , R. Chapmon; 2nd, KANE'S BARBIE DOLL, Wood s owned by Ronald Morr is, Everett Wash • 3rd' and Water Form; 3rd, BATTON"S RHAPSODY, D. SCHAu rn ·s FORECAST, owned by Lorry Sch~uer. ' she may safely be ridden without respect Botto n, 4th , M . J."S VICKI LYNNE. J . Jones; 5th, Mares four and over: Won by SKAGIT KIKIALOS to age if her physical condit ion is satis­ LE PETITE. D. DeShone. owned _by M Bar K Morgon Ranch; 2nd , BONNIE Fiiiy Weanling : Won by UNNAMED FOAL C OF BO DOT, owned by Dolli e Mii ne; 3rd, LIN . factory. Her physical condition may Niles, 2nd , HYCREST MIDGE , Hycrest Forms, '3ri FIELD, ow ned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley· 4th FOXFIRE"S PIXY JANE, K. Gorn; 4th , GREEN° HILL'S SKAGIT NIKA , owned by Dr. ond Mrs . J. Will iams: also, govern her productive lif.e as a COLETIE . W . Carroll; 5th, RENDER'S APRIL BREEZE 5rh, GAY MAY , own~d by Mrs . Ruby Jensen. broodm are. In later years you can expect H. Render. • Stallion, Four and Over: Won by LAD OF BO' Mares 4 and over that have foaled : Won by DOT, owned by Dollie M ine; 2nd , MONTEY VER­ more co)11plication s to follow pregnancy. FOXY JEAN. H. Render; 2nd. CYNETTE, W . Cor· MONT, owned by Mr . ond Mrs . Leo Beckey· 3rd roll, 3rd, SPRINGBROOK ANNE, J. Jones: 4rh , SKAGIT SI, owned by Fronk Cole· 4rh SKAGIT Often mares are bred commercially ;:,fE · B. Krih ; 5th , , HIGHVIEW HONEY, W . Car. NACK YAL. owned by Major L~uise 6 Bates· longer and later than those kept as 5th. KEYSTONE'S NUCHIEF, owned by M Bar K Broodmare and foal : Won by FOXY JEAN. H. Morgon Ranch. family pets. Render, 2nd, CYNETTE, W . Carroll ; 3rd, HIGH. PERFORMANCE CLASSES VIEW HONEY, W . Carroll ; 4th , PLAINS BEAUTY. Morgan StatHons, Mores and Geldings, English : Hycre~t Forms; 5th , SPRINGBOOK GYPSY. F. Voss. Won by LINFIELD , owned by Mr . and Mrs. Leo Sen,or Champion : FOXY JEAN . Beckley, shown by Al Erickson• 2nd SKAGIT Penn-Ohio Reserve: CYNETTE. KIK IALOS, owned by M Bar K' Mo rg~n Ranch Junior Champion: MISSY MONTE CANTOR. shown by Lynn Coe; 3rd, SKAGIT COLOMIE ' ( Continued from Page 26) Reserve: GREEN HILL"S GLENDA. owned by Major Louise D. Bates, show~ Grand Champion : FOXY JEAN . by Do'.ryl KeUy; 4th , SKAGIT NACK YAL, ow ned directors meeting and will be held at Reserve: CYNETTE. by Mo1or Louise D. Bores, shown by Louise Kelly, Gelding : Won by DANBURY, W. Carroll; 2nd . 5rh . SHAWA LLA BETTY, ow ned and shown by Milford and Jane Fox ' place in Middle ­ HI-JAX KID, H. Niemi; 3rd. BEAU GEDDES J Jeonnelle Schauer . Darling ; 4th, GREEN HILL'S HI-TONE W Co:roll : Morgon Horse Pleasure, English : Won by SKAGIT field, Ohio.. Mr . Dayton Lockard and 5th . BICKEL'S BLACK KNIGHT, B. Corey. . ' SOLOMIE. owned by Ma jor Louise D. Bores, shown President Fox will coordinate and pre­ Get of Sire: Won by FOXFIRE. P. Rumbaugh: by Darryl Kelly; 2nd, SKAGIT NACK YAL ow ned 2nd. GREEN HILL"S DEV TONE. W . Carroll ; 3rd , by Major Louise D. Bores, shown by Louis~ Kell y; sent the. program . We all look forward BILLY B. GEDDES, E. Earehart ; 4rh , M . J."S TOMI. 3rd , GYPSY SWEETHEART, owned by M Bar K :~,;,~nes, 5th . HYCREST TOMMYHAWK . Hycro:t Morgon Ranch, shown by Gladys Koehne• 4rh to these field days for it isn't often one SHAWA LLA BETTY. own ed and shown by Je~nnerr; gets qu alified, expert advice for FREE! Morgan Fine Hamess Stake: Won by RICI;'( Schauer; 5rh , SKAGIT NIKA , owned by Dr. and MARLO, 2nd, DEE~flE LD PAMELA· 3rd Bil ' y Mrs. J. H. Williams , shown by Jock Stecker . B. GEDDES, 4th , TAS TEE'S FIREFLY· 5th ' GREEN HI LLS TONETTE. ' ' Morgan results from the Evergreen Junior Morgans in Harness: Won by DEERFIELD'S Saddle Club Hors e Show held at Gold PAMELA , W . Kone; 2nd, GREEN HILL'S TONETIE Justin Morgan W . Carroll : 3rd . RIVERBEND'S TRUE BOY G' Creek Stables, Woodinville, Washing­ ( Continued from Page 24) Sober, 4th , W INDCREST MAJOI.', D. DeShone,° 5th : ton , June 7th , 8th and 9th were: KANE'S HIGH SOCIETY, Whitmorr Form. Davison Horse Show Morgan Western Pleasure: Won by BITTERSWEET IN-HANO CLASSES S_UE. C. S. Phillips; 2nd, HYCl.'ESTD ENISE, E. Mons ­ Mares , 3 and under: Won by SKAGIT SOLOMIE July 28 f,eld , 3rd . JOHN GEDDES, W . Kone: 4th, HI-JAX owned by Major Louise D. Bores; 2nd , MOCO Morgan Three-Gaited : Won by DANBURY, W . Car­ ~~~i°i/ · Niem i; 5th, KANE'S FLYING GYPSY, J . VERMONT. owned by M r. and Mrs . Leo Beckley; roll ; 2nd , RICKY MARLO, C. R. Stewar d; 3rd, 3rd. LU OF BO'DOT, owned by the Gene Fishers· BILLY B. GEDDES, E. Earehart ; 4th, WINDCREST Morgans in Harness: Won by RICKY MARLO. C 4th, BECKRIDGE ORAITTE , owned by Mr. and Mrs'. MAJOI-'. D. DeShone: 5th , APPROSE SHEBOYGAN, C. Steward, 2nd , TAS-TEE'S FIREFLY, Windsong Leo Beckley; 5th, PANOIM FIELD, owned by Mr. F. Appling . Form: 3rd . BILLY B. GEDDES, E. Earehart , 4th , and Mrs . Leo Beckley . Morgan Western Pleasure: Won by HI-JAX KID , APPROSE SHEBOYGAN, F. Appl ing; 5rh, CELEBRA· Stallions 3 and under: Won by ORCLAND ROYAL H. Niemi , 2nd, BITTERSWEET SUE, C. S. Phill ips; TION , Korey Form. DON , owne~ by Mr. and Mrs . Leo Beckley ; 2nd , 3rd , KANE'S KAYDETTE, l. Boynes; 4th , BEAU Produce of Dam: Won by CYNETTE, W . Carroll; BOY OF BO DOT, owned by Doll ie Mil ne. GEDDES. J. R. Darling ; 5th, FUNQUEST CHIP, 2nd . NA NCY'S MUGGINS , J. Jones; 3rd , SPRING­ Mares , 4 and over: Won by BONNIE OF BO'DOT, J . Mc Dono Id . BROOK GYPSY. F. Voss, 4th, ROXELLA. C. Cope­ owned by Doll ie M ilne; 2nd, LINFIELD, owned Morgan Fine Harness: Won by DANBURY, W . man . by Mr. and Mrs . Leo Beckley; 3rd, SKAGIT KIK IA ­ Carroll : 2nd , RICKY MARLO, C. R. Stewa rd; 3rd, LOS, owned by M Bar K Mo rgon Ranch; 4th , SKA- Bill Y B. GEDDES, E. Earehart; 4th, WINDCREST (Continued on Nex t Page)

OCTOBER, 1963 55 Engl ish Performonc e: Won by RICKY MARLO , Morgon Driving : Won by MERRIEHILL SUE C, R. S1eword: 2nd , TAS-TEE'S FIREFLY, Windsong Plymouth has beautiful fairgrounds. 2nd. EMERALD'S SKYCHIEF; 3rd, JAUNTY JUSTIN; form : 3rd , DANBURY, W . Corroll; 41h, BILLY It is right in the middle of the. Mother 41h, EMERALD'S NEKOMIA; 51h, KING KOOKIE . B. GEODES. E. Earehart: 51h, CELEBRATION, KoRoy Pleosure Driving, Open : Won by MERRIEHILL Form~. Lode Country and really deserves to be SUE C; 2nd, MORO HILL'S MICHELE; 3rd , EM­ Morgon Pleosure Driving : Won by FOXFIRE'S SU­ ERALD'S NEKOMIA . ZAY . W . Carroll: 2nd, MARY BOB'S PARTY GAL , supported. LaVonne Houlton writes Morgon, Under Soddle : Won by EMERALD'S SKY· C. Copeman ; 3rd , BEAU GEODES, J. Oorl ing; 41h, urging Morgan owners to support this CHIEF: 2nd, JAUNTY JUSTIN; 3rd, KING KOOKIE; HI -JAX KIO, H. Niemi; 51h, MJ 'S GAY SOUBREITE, little fair or they will close the Morgan 41h, MAHALIA; 51h, EMERALD'S !RISH LAO. 0 . Roberis. Kane County (Ill.) Show Soddle Soot Eqult otlon : Won by CARLA COPE­ classes. MAN ; 2nd , ALICE CARSON: 3rd, GEORGIANA Morgon Weanllngs and Yearlings , Fiiiies: Won GEOUGEON; 41h, BARBARA NIEMI ; 51h, SUE The. sho.w in Stockton ended on a by BIG BENO MAY DAY, Big Bend Forms; 2nd, BIG ROBERTS. BEND JUNE MORN, Big Bend forms . Morgon Three Golted Stoke: Won by TAS TEE'S rather sad note for those of us in at­ 2 ond 3 yeor old Fillies or Mores : Won by BIG FIREFLY; 2nd, DANBURY; 3rd , RICKY MARLO: 41h, tendance, for it was there that we BENO CONNIE F, Big Bend Farms; 2nd , MAHALIA , BILLY B. GEDDES, 51h, DEERFIELO'S PAMELA. Hugh Curr ie; 3rd, MORO HILL'S M ICHELE, S. learned of. the untim ely death o.f Jason Cunningham ; 41h, LI PPIIT GLENNA , Hugh Currie; 5th . EMERALD' S NEKOMIA, Emerold Acres; 61h, Ang le. We send along to Violet our EMERALD'S IRISH LADY, Merr lehill Form. deepest condo lences. Jason was always Mores, 4 yeors ond over: Won by W INDCREST No. Calif. FIRST LOVE, Big Bend Forms; 2nd , MERRIEHILL a great help when work needed dojng. SUE C.. Merriehlll Form. ( Continued from Page 23) Champion and Reserve Mare : Champ io n . WIN().. He will he missed. CREST FIRST LOVE; Reserve, MAHALIA . BLOSSOM, owned by J. Clark Bromlley . ot long after this sad news we heard Stoll ions, 2 ond 3 yoors: Won by ORCLAND GAY Get of Sire: Won by gel of CALIFORNIA KING , KNIGHT, Big Bend farms; 2nd, THE SUNDANCER, owned by W . A . Lorenzen; 2nd , Get of CALIFOR­ that W. A. Lorenzen was clipping a Vernon Alberts; 3rd , MORO HILL'S PROPHECY, NIA KING, owned by Roy CoolS; 3rd, Gel of MUS· Undo Loek: 41h, KEORON CHAMPAGNE, Rie Lon CLE MAN , owned by J. Clark Bromlley . mare and was severely injured. His Meadows Pony Form . Produce of Dom: Won by produce of LOIS MOR­ brother received a broken arm at the Stoll ions, 4 yeors ond over: Won by JAUNTY JUS­ GAN , conslsling of Impala Cloudeen, lmpolo TIN , Walter Mo1os; 2nd, EMERALD'S SKYCHIEF, Champion , owned by W. A . Lorenzen: 2nd, pro ­ same time. We hope by this time that Emerald Acres; 3rd , MORO HILL'S ADONIS , 0 . duce of VERDONNA VERMONT, consisling of Doisy Jaspe r; 41h, EMERALD'S IRISH LAD, Merriehill Goy and Prince Vermont , owned by Velma Wagoner; they are both feeling much be.tter . Form; 51h, KING KOOKIE , Charles Raffer1y. 3rd , produce of BEA NICKERSON, conslsllng of Let's support the MHBEA show on Chomplon Stolllan : ORCLANO GAY KNIGHT. Sir Bloze ond Queen · America , owned by Mr . ond Reserve : JAUNTY JUST!N . Mrs . Roy Cools; 41h, produce of ANITA BLOSSOM, Oc·ober 20th. If you can't bring horses, Geld ings, ony oge : Won by DWIGHT ASHMORE, consisting of Honey Bun and Azalea Blossom . R. B. Glenn ; 2nd, TOWN-AYR TWIG , R. B. Glenn ; Group of Mores : Won by Honey Bun, Hope Dore, let s send down a cheering section! 3rd , TOWNE-AYR SPRIG, R. B. Glenn; 41h, PIANKE­ Pongee Princess and Azalea Blossom , owned by SHAW SENTINAL, A . Orlondo . J. Clark Bromi ley . Pleosure Horse, English Tock: Won by TOWN . Grond Chomplon More : DEANNE, owned by Lorel ­ AYR TWIG; 2nd, DWIGHT ASHMORE; 3rd , MOOC> lo and Don Breazeale , Modesto . Mid-States Club HILL'S MIC HELE; 41h, KANE'S STARDUST, Poul ( Continued from Page 22) Spodnyok ; 51h, EMERALD'S NEKOMIA ; 61h, EM­ Stanislaus District Fair ERALD'S I RISH LADY. Pleosure Driving : Won by MORO HILL'S MICHELE; Turlock passing of an old friend . Archie "O" 2nd , EMERALD'S NEKOMIA; 3rd , TOWN-AY~ Morgon Stolllons in Hand : Won by DAPPER DAN , TWIG; 41h. MERRIEHILL SUE C; 51h, WILLIWAW . owned by Fron and Woller Kellsirom ; 2nd , SHA­ is too well known to Mo.rgan people Shirley Orlando. WALLA PRINCE. owned by Poul Mikkelson ; 3rd , Pleosure Horso, Western Tock: Won by TOWN -AY R ROYAL CIMMERON , owned by Lloyd Buckelew; 41h, across the country to need any words of SPRIG; WIN DCREST FIRST LOVE; 3rd , TOWN-AYR DUBNA-A, owned by Gorrell and Boker; 51h, praise from us to enhance his reputa­ TWIG; 41h, DWIGHT ASHMORE; 5th , BIG BENO BERT'S NORCHI EF, owned by Bert and Cynlh io LINFIELD, Karen Spodnyak ; 61h, WILLIWAW . Stevenson . tion. He died at the age of thirty-four, Morgon Combinotlon : Won by JAUNTY JUSTIN; 2 yeor olds: Won by EL DORADO KING, owned having outlived by six years his owner, 2nd, EMERALD' S SKYCHIEF, 3rd, KING KOOKIE; by Gorrell ond Boker; 2nd , IMPALA NOBLEMAN, 41h, MORO HILL'S ADONIS . owned by W . A . Lorenzen; 3rd, KELFIELD, owned C. J. O'Neill, who. loved him well. Mr. Morgon 3-Goltod : Won by JAUNTY JUSTIN; 2nd , by Fron ond Wolter Kellstrom ; 4th , SIR BLAZE, EMERALD'S SKYCHIEF; 3rd, ORCLAND GAY KNIGHT; owned by Mr . and Mrs . Roy CoolS. O'Ne ill's niece, Norine Osman, says 41h, MAHALIA ; 5th , KING KOOKIE; 61h, EM­ Yeorling Stollions: Won by PRINCE VERMONT, that if there is a place in heaven for ERALD'S IRISH LAD, Merr iehill Form. owned by Velmo Wagoner; 2nd, IMPALA CHAM ­ Morgon Goy Ninetlu : Won by EMERALD'S SKY­ PION. ow ned by W . A . Lorenzen ond Son. horses the two are together now. Ar­ CHIEF; 2nd, MERRIEHILL SUE C.; 3rd , TAP-NOR Mores : Won by MAQUEEN , owned by Berl and EASTER BONNIE; 41h, MORO HILL'S MICHELE; Cynlh ia S1evenson; 2nd , DAPPER DINAH, owned by chie "O" has b~n buried at the O'Neill 51h, TOWN -AYR TWIG . Fran and Woller Kellslrom; 3rd, DEANNE, owned farm and a headstone will be placed at Morgon Fine Homem W n by JAUNTY JUSTIN; by Don and Lorello Breazea le: 41h, IMPALA 2nd , EMERALD'S SKYCHIEF; 3rd , ORCLANO GAY CLAUDEEN, owned by W . A . Lorenzen and Son; his grave. KNIG HT: 41h, KING KOOKIE; 51h, EMERALD'S 51h, FASCINATION , awned by Mr . and Mrs. Roy IRISH LAD: 61h. THE SUNDANCER. Coo IS. In closing , I must say how well 2 yeor aid s: Won by DAISY GAY, owned by Vel­ pleased we all were when we received ma Wagoner ; 2nd , NELL'S LADY, owned by Garret and Baker: 3rd , DAPPER DANNA , awned by Berl the August issue of the Morgan Maga­ and Cynlh lo Stevenson New England Yeorllng Mores : Won by KELLY'S PRETTY PIXIE, zine to see on its cover a handsome pic­ owned by Waller and Fron Kellslrom ; 2nd , OLAN . ture of Windcrest Playboy, o.wned by CHE, qw ned by Velma Wagoner; 3rd , QUEEN ( Co11ti1111edfrom Page 20) AMERICA . owned by Mr . and Mrs . ~y CoolS; 41h, the Bartons' Big Bend Farms and IMPA LA PRINCESS, owned by !he Mr . and Mrs . trained by our president Harry Andre. Open Road Hock: Won by WASEEKA'S DARCY, Jones fam i ly; 51h, BONNIE LU, owned by Lorello Josephne Hamlin ; 3rd, BALD MT. INDEPENDENT. and Don Breazeale . Following are the results of two re­ Linda Bough1on, Troy, N. Y.; 41h, FROSTY GALE, Get of Sire: Won by gel of DAPPER DAN , owned Stanley Crohs . by Fran and Woller Kellslrom ; 2nd , gel of CALIFOR­ cent shows: Bennington County Childr en's Clo11: 3rd, LYNDA NIA KING , owned by Mr . and Mrs . Roy Cools; DuPage County (Ill.) BEATIE. riding Bold Ml. Mlnuel. 3rd, gel of CALIFORNIA KING, owned by Mr . and N. E. Horseman 's Council Op en Pleasu re Class : Morgon Weonling s ond Yeorllngs: Won by GREEN Mrs . Lloyd Buckelew. 3rd . BALO MT. MINUET , Lynda Beoll ie. Produce of Dom: Won by VERDONNA VERMONT, GATE LADY'S MAN, Green Go1e Acres; 2nd , TAP­ owned by Velma Wagoner ; 2nd , BEA NICKE~ON, NOR BIITERSWEET, Top-Nor Form. Jun ior Driving , 20 years and under , open : Won The Connecticut Morgan Horse ow ned by Mr . ond Mrs . Roy CoolS; 3rd, LOIS MORGAN , owned by W . A. Lorenzen ond Sons; by MERRIEHILL SUE C, Merriehill Farm; 3rd , EM­ Association's Participation in the 4th , ROSE EASTMAN, owned by Mr . ond Mrs . ERALD'S NEKOMIA , Emerald Acres; 51h, WILLI ­ Lloyd Buckelew , WAW, Shirley Orlando . 1963 National Morgan Horse Show Grond Chompion Stolllon ; DAPPER DAN , owned Morgan Mores and Geld ings , 2 years old : Won Th e 1963 rational Morgan Ho.rse by Fron and Woller Kellstrom . by BIG BENO LADY'S PAL, Sharon Klopel ; 2nd , Grond Chompion More : MAQUEEN, owned by RHYTHM MAY . Ooro1hy Jasper; 3rd , LIPPITT GLEN­ Show has come and gone. The dust has FSert and Cynthia Stevenson . NA , Mr. ond Mrs . Hugh Currie; 41h, BRASS BUT­ TONS. Green Gale Acres; 5th, TAP-NOR JINGLE settled the statistics have been ana lyzed Amador County Fair BELL, Nancy Coombes. Morgon Stolllon1 , 3 years and over : Won by and the Connecticut Morgan Horse As­ Plymouth KING KOOKIE , Charles Rafferty; 2nd, JAUNTY sociation's participation in the show was JUSTIN, Mr . and Mrs . Woller Malas ; 3rd , EM­ On Aug ust 9th, two M()rgans were ERALD'S SKYCHIEF, Emerald Acres; 41h, MORO outstanding . awarded blue ribbons: Impala El Tigre HILL'S ADONIS, 0 . Jasper; 51h, EMERALD'S !RISH The Nationa l Morgan Horse Show LAD. Merr iehill Form. a young palomino stallion owned by Morgon Mares and Geldings, 3 years and over : had 465 ho.rses exhibited in 84 classes. Won by MORO HILL'S MICHELE, Sheila Cunning, W. A. Lorenzen and Satina a two year hom ; 2nd,MERRIEHILL SUE C, Merr iehilll Form; 3rd , This show is now considered to be the old ·black £illy owned by LaVonne MAHALIA , Hugh Curr ie; 41h, EMERALD'S NE- largest breed show in the world . Mor­ KOMIA, Emerold Acres; 51h, TAP-NOR EASTER Houlton. BONNIE . Top-Nor Form. gans competing here meet competition

56 The MORGAN HORSE 1st - Morgon Stallions, 2 years old , In Hand 41h-Morgon Stall ions , unde r 15 Hands , Under that they do not meet anywhere el e ht - Jun ior Champ ion Morgon Stall ions Closs Saddle during their lifetime . and wos the Junior Champ ion Morgon Stall ion 41h-Jun ior Morgon Saddle Slake of 1he Show ANTHONY'S BOY, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Evereff The show was a 4-day event starting 4th - Morgon Stallions , 2 years old , In Harness Crosby, Salisbury , Conn.: 2nd- 2 yeor olds , Pleasure Driving Morgans on July 25 and ending the afternoon Unfortunately, Orcland Bold Victory TOWNE-AYR BAYTHO'-"'E. owned by Mr. Seth P. Holcombe . Simsbury , Conn., of July 28. i leaving Connecticut for the west. 5th-Morgon Pleasure Driving , Stallions or H e was sold at the National for a re­ Geld ings Three Connecticut Morgans were in 3rd-Morgon Pleasure Driving Stoke the Blue Ribbon circle, Windcrest Fire­ ported high price. Our congratulations 51h-Morgon Pairs in Harness to Stu Wickson. TOWNE-AYR ECHO, owned by Mrs. Seth P. ball, Orcland Bold Victory , and Morn­ Holcombe, Simsbury, Conn.: ingside Fanfar e. Morningside Fanfare, owned by Mr. 3rd-Morgon Pleasure Driving , Stall ions or Geldings Windcrest Fireba ll, owned by Abi­ and Mrs. Wi lliam G. Haveran of So. 41h-Morgan Pleasure Driving Stoke 5th-Morgan Pairs in Harness gail S. and Ralph C. Lasbury Jr., oJ East ,lastonbury, Conn . NABOB'S MELISSA, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Isl - Morgon Combination Closs William G. Hoveron , So. Glastonbury , Conn.: Wind or Hill, Conn. 2nd - Motgon Geld ings, 15 Hands ond ove r, S1h- Rood Hock for Morgon Mores , Under 1S I sr - Pleasure Driving . Stoll Ions and Geld ings Under Saddle 6th-Pleasure Morgon Mores , Under Saddle I st - Geldings , 4 years old and over , In Hand 51h - Morgon Mores ond Geldings In Harness U. C. SYMPHONY, owned by 1he University of 1st and Grand Champion Pleasure Driving Horse Connecticut, Storrs, Conn.1 for 3rd consecutive year It is understood that th is good Mor­ 4th-Morgon Mores 1 year old and under , In I st and Grand Champion Geld ing for the second Hand year ga n has been old but is not leaving the PANORAMA, owned by Peter L. Putriment , Ware - 5th - Geld ings , 15 hands and over , Under state. house Point. Conn ., Saddle 2nd- Morgon Stalli ons in Homess 5th. Cavalcade Americana Other Morgans that were ribbon 2nd- Morgon Championship Harness Stoke BAYSTATEFL YON , owned by Phyllis Quog lioro ll, The Show record that this Connecti­ winners are as follows: Windsor Locks. Conn ., cut Morgan made this year, and in the BROADWALLJUNESON, owned by Charles Kings· 2nd-Morgon Pleasure Horses, Western Tock lev of Frankli n, Connecticut: past, makes him the o.utstandin g Mor­ 4th- Morgon S1allions, 3 years old , In Harness The members of the Connecticut 5th-Morgon Stall ions , 3 years old, Under Saddle gan gelding in the country . 61h-Morgo n Stallions , 3 years old, In Hand Morgan Horse Asso.ciation who exhi­ Windcrest Fireba ll has really

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OCTOBER, 1963 57 Oakley should be comp limen:ed on this Gilman family of Beverly Hills , Calif., Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Osborn , plendid idea of promoting o.ur club. and Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Buck, of Lo.s Lockport, N. Y. We are delighted to The excellent food was furnished by Angeles Calif. The Bucks used to have have you wit h us. the Avocado Hous e Restaurant of Vista Morgans way back when , and seeing Now friends, "hear this! " Betty ( reason why everyone keeps voting for Caven -Glo' Morgan stallion, Cavendish Plautb (Mrs. Ralph E. Plauth , Alta­ the meetings 10 be held in Vista) . The tro :ting across the sport page of one of mont, . Y.) has generously agreed Show Co)llmittee, as well as A. J. Lane o.ur large newspapers , immediately to write the Ne.w York News for the Company are already making plans for made a contact, so as to get in touch coming months, and for this I am most a bigger and better show in 1964. with Morgan o.wners in this area. grateful. Please help her! Informa ­ The results of M.H.B.E.A .'s 2nd An­ The extremely good looking and tion that comes to me I shall pass on to nual Open Horse Show are as follows: flashy Morgan gelding, Caven-Glo Sun her, of course, but your direct assistance Reg. Morgan Western Pleasur e, Op en: Won by Ro.yale, o. 13522, better known as will be most welcome. GIPSY'S STARLITE, owned by Bi ll Motthews , ridden by Morjor ie Rid ing; 2nd , BLACK RASCAL, owned "Butch" (Dorian Ashmore - Caven-Glo Complet results of the Erie County ond ridden by Ginge r Yancy ; 3rd , SHE~IFF MOR­ Rebel Gold) is now at his new home gan . owned and ridden by Danny Weinberger; Fair follow: 4th , STAR REPORTER, owned and ridden by Glenn in Hidden Hills with the J. Saunder Froncis, 5th. KEYSTONE'S ROME BEAUTY, owned Junior Exhibitor Morgan Pleasure : Won by OAT­ and ridde n by Marjo ri e Hambly; 6:h. DIAMOND Fenleys. This has been a long wait for KA FANCY MORO , Dr George Taylor , Cuba, N . Y.; ST1'R, owned and ridden by Frank Bullet. 2nd , JUANITA 'S PRIDE, Curt is C. Smith , Penfield , twel ve year old Cheryl Fen le.y, whose N . Y.: 3rd , GEORGINA TWILIGHT, Miss Dorothy Reg. Morgan Pleasure Driv ing: Won by GIPSY'S Bachman . Clarence , N . Y.; 4th , DARK SHADOW , STARLITE, owned by Bi ll Maffhews, dr iven by mount Butch will be, but I am sure M iss Ann Lomber , Lowville, N . Y. Mariorla Riding; 2nd , SHERIFF MORGAN , owned that Butch feels it was worth the wait, Morgan Pleasure, WHt em: Won by DON QUIX ­ and driven by Danny Weinberger ; 3rd , CAVEN­ OTE PEPPER, Mrs . Evelyn Rodeo, Morav ia , N . Y.; GLO SUNSERI. owned and dr iven by Eve Oakley . for he has a brand new barn and hi 2nd , JUANITA ' S PRIDE, Mr . Smith; 3rd , MORO Gipsy 's Starlite placed 4th in the Open Western HILLS MOR ITA, Dr. Wm . Bachman , Clarence, N . Y.; Pleasure Champ ionsh ip and Sheriff Morgan placed exercise lot overlooks the fami ly swim­ 4th . WESTFALL BLYTHE, Dr Bachman . 2nd in the Open Stock Seat, 9 years and under . ming pool, surrounded by a Japanese Novice: Won by OATKA FANCY MORO , Dr. Tay­ Monna Lyons' nice Margan geld ing placed 2nd lar ; 2nd , SNIP OF CAPTOR, Miss Taffy Sherwood , in on Open Halter Closs and 3rd In on Open garden - how lucky can a Morgan get. Fredonia , N . Y.; 3rd , GEORGINA TWILIGHT , M iss Western Pleasure Class or the Mod jesko Maveric k Anyway, we will miss him at Caven­ Bachman: 4th, LEDGEWOOD JANCOS, Phili p A . Show . Hess, Akron , N . Y. Glo. Morgan Pleasure Driving : Won by DON QUIXOTE At the barns of Jim and Paula Roe, PEPPER, Mrs . Rodee; 2nd, GEORGINA TWILIGHT , M iss Bachman : 3rd , JUANITA 'S PRIDE, Mr . Smith . Lakeside, Calif. there are two new Morgan Pleasure, English : Won by DON QUIXOTE little. colts just about as cute as two but ­ PEPPER, Mrs . Rodee; 2nd, DARK SHADOW , M iss Lomber: 3rd, SNIP OF CAPTOR, Miss Sherwood ; tons. 4th . GEORGINA TWILIGHT, M iss Bachman . New York News Open Morgan Harn eu: Won by BETSEYTWILIGHT , T here were several out-of-state visi­ Dr. Bachman; 2nd , DON QUIXOTE PEPPER, Mrs . (Continued from Page 15) Rodee; 3rd , GEORGINA TWILIGHT , Miss Bachman . tors recently to C:iven-Glo and also to Open Three-Gaited Morgan : Won by BUDDY'S the Double F Ranch. Eleanor Krum ­ pike Lady Donna placed second in the PRINCESS. Mr . Thomas Vand erweel , Marcellus , N . Y.; 2nd , BETSEY TWILIGHT , Dr. Bachman; 3rd , weide Phoenix, Arizona; Ericka Beyer, class for Mares and Geldings, 2 yr. and DON QUIXOTE PEPPER. Mrs . Rodeo: 4th , U. C. under , and was Reserve Champion Jun ­ HIGHLIFE, Mrs . Jerry Kipp, Rl>me, N . Y. of Laveen, Arizona; Bill and Lorrayne Amateur Morgan : Wan by DON QUIXOTE PEP­ Beyers of Albuquerque, New Mexico. . ior Mare . Mrs. Dalton 's mare placed PER. Mrs . Rodeo, 2nd, GEORGINA TWILIGHT , third. At the New York Breeders' sho.w M iss Bachman ; 3rd , DARK SHADOW , M iss Lom· Eleanor has the good Morgan stallion ber; 4th , JUANITA ' S PRIDE, Mr . Smith . Medallion, whom I used to show against Lady Donna placed 2nd in the class for Morgan Stake: Won by BUDDY' S PRINCESS. M r. Morgan mares, 2 yrs. old and 6th, in Vanderweel ; 2nd, BETSEY TWILIGHT, Dr. Bach­ man time.s in Illinois. Lorrayne By­ man: 3rd , U. C. HIGHLIFE , Mrs . Kipp; 4th , OAT ­ ers will be best known for her column the open Junior Fitting and Showman­ KA FANCY MORO. Dr. Taylor; 5th , DON QUIXOTE ship class. In this latter class she was PEPPER, Mrs. Rodee. I "La nd of Enchantment" in our Morgan Halter ClauH , also fudged by Mrs . Wykoff . Magazine and now hu band Bill i the handled by Nancy's younger sister Eli­ Morgan Brood Mares: Won by MORO HILLS MOR · zabeth. ITA, Miss Bachman; 2nd , OATKA MYLASS. Mr . new President for the New Mexico Mor­ Fritz Eisenhard , Warsaw , N . Y.; 3rd, SALLIE TWI ­ gan Horse Club. Here again I made W e welcome into our membership LIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 4th , WESTFALL BLYTHE, Dr. Bachmon . my first acquaintance with the Beyers the following families: Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Foals: Won by RANSOMVALE BARBY­ back a few years ago in Illinois. Adam Young , Temple, N. H. ; Mr . and ALAN . Dr. Bachmon; 2nd, RANSOMVALE V IGI LDA , Dr. Bachmon ; 3rd , FOAL, Mr . Smith; 4th , OATKA Local visitors to Caven-Glo were the Mrs. W. L. Orcutt, West Tewbury, BILLY MORO , Mr . Elsenhard. I ,------

THE NON-WOVEN WRAPPING WITH BUILT-IN CUSHIONING * EASIER TO USE * MOST ECONOMICAL * WILL NOT CHAFE Pre-cut 12• x 36 " and One roll gives the pro · Unexcelled for ship­ rolled for ease of tection of three pieces ping and standing handling. of sheet cotton and bandages. No seams lasts longer. too. or stiff bindings. * HIGHLY ABSORBENT * RE-USABLE * REQUIRES LESS Holds more liquid Holds its shape-can STORAGE SPACE longer for hot and cold be hand -washed . packs. DR. B. J. KENDALL COMPANY I GRISWOLDVILLE, MASS. ·------A Subsidiary of THE KENDALL COMPANY 58 The MORGAN HORSE Morgon Yearling Colt : Won by EASTER PARADE, SEALECT, Blue Spruce Form; 3rd, DENNISFIELD. Three Winds Form: 4rh, WINDCREST ABNER, Hom~ Mr . Smit h. Three Winds Form; 4th , ORCLAND GAYSON, Mr . Form: 5th, THE YANKEE , M iss Erhel Gordner; 6rh , Yearling Fiiiie s: Won by RANSOMVALE BLYTHE, and Mrs . Charles Patton ; 5th , BATTENKILL KING , SMOKEY MOONBEAM, Ann Hemelrighr. Dr. Bochmon; 2nd , OATKA VIGIL ANNE, Mr . Dr. Frances C. Schaeffer ; 6th , WASEEKA 'S BUC­ Comb ination : Won by KANE'S SPI.IING DELIGHT, Eisenhard; 3rd , TURNPIKE EASTER LYN, Mrs . CANEER. Stonecroh Farm . Comelot Form: 2nd, ORCLAND DONANNA, Ore· Joner Kwitowski, Akron, N . Y . Yearling Futurity : Won by R. R. GA LLANT FOX, land Form: 3rd, AURORA LEIGH, Blue Spruce Two Year Old Colt s: Won by roYALTON RIE J;>ichords Ranch: 2nd , DYBERRY MELISSA, Dr. C. D. Form: 4rh . DENNISFIELD, Three W inds Form; 5rh , DARLING, Mr , Eisenhord ; 2nd, MILLDATE , Mrs. Porks; 3rd . MYCOUNT SHOWAIDA VONA, Mrs . TOPFIELD. Dr. Fronces C. Schoeffer . John Gobbey , Buffo lo , N . Y. Joseph Vona; 4th, DUCHESS BENALINDA VONA , Yearling Mare s: Won by BROADWALL JUSTINA, Mr. Joseph Vona . Two Year Old Filli es: Won by INGA DANE, Mr . Al ice Smith Hockney ; 2nd , DYBERRY MELISSA, Dr. Eisenhord , Mares Under Saddle : Won by ANNEIGH LITTLE C. D. Porks; 3rd , DUCHESS BENALINDA VONA , MISS, Blue Sjruce Form; 2nd , ORCLAND DON ­ Mrs . Joseph Vona , Three Year Old Colt s: Won by LEDGEWOOD ANNA , Orclond Form; 3rd, DONNETTE OF CAME ­ JANCOS, Mr . Hess, 2nd, WINDCREST TROUBA­ Yearling Stallion : Won by MY COUNT SHOW­ LOT. Camelot Farm; 4th, AURORA LEIGH, Blue AIDA VONA , Mrs . Joseph Vona. DOUR, Mr . Deon Coccomis, Limo , N , Y.; 3rd, ART Spruce Form; 5th , TROPHLEEN, Holtz Stables; 6th , POWELL. Dr. Bochmon . MISS MAR-LO. Dr. Frances C. Schoeller . Senior Maru : Won by MISS MAR-LO, Dr. Fron· Three Year Old Fiiiies : Won by SUNDATE. Mrs . ces C. Schoeller; 2nd, FOXY ROSE MARIE, Home Western Pleasure Stake: Won by TOM TIMLIN , Form: 3rd , TAS-TEE'S INDIAN SUMME'-', Mike GABBEY. Dr. Carroll Kring ; 2nd , MAGIC SONATA , Three Morgan Mares , Suitabl e: Won by SNIP OF CAP­ W inds Form: 3rd, MANITO , William R. Hopkins ; (Continued 011 Next Page) TOR, Miss Sherwood; 2nd , GEORGINA TWILIGHT . 4rh . THE THIRD MAN , Roger Erherlngton ; 5rh , Miss Bochmon; 3rd, RANSOMVALE BRIDGET, Dr. HONOR GIRL OF EARLHAM, Anne Bentzen; 6rh , Boehman; 4th , JUANITA'S PJ;'IDE, Mr . Smith . ORCLAND GAYSON , Mr . and Mrs . Charles Patton . There were no Senion Stallions . Two year old Futurity : Won by COUNTY SQUIRE, Champion, LEDGEWOOD JANCOS . Sugarstone Farm; 2nd, DYBERRY MELANIE , Dr. C. D. Porks . Reserve: SNIP OF CAPTOR Stallions Under Saddl e: Won by HYLEE'S TOP 2ND PRINTING! THE BRASS. Green Trim Form; 2nd, TOPFIELD. Dr. Fran­ ces Schaeffer : 3rd, WINDCREST ABNEJ;>, Home MORGAN HORSE Farm: 4rh , TROPHY, D. F. Swltzler ; 5rh , THE YANKEE . Miss Erhel Gardner; 6rh , MR. SHOW­ by Jeanne Mellin , Exhaustive , defin itive " Morgon Mid-Atlantic Show HAWK VONA , Mrs . Joseph Vona . Horse Book" for owner or prospective owner. Ma iden Under Saddle : Won by FOXY ROSE Srory embroces Illustrious ( Continued from Page I 2) MARIE , Home Farm; 2nd, SMOKEY MOONBEAM; Justin, his line og e, the Ann Hemelrlghr ; 3rd, EVIE BON BON, Dr. Fran­ breed todoy . More thon ces Schaeffer ; 4rh , WESTFALL BOUNTY, Mrs . Fran ­ I 00 Illustrations from ou­ ome bay son of Upwey Ben Don , ces Fowler: 5rh, WASEEKA'S RENDEZVOUS, Mrs . thenr lc period sources. Douglas Dalrymple; 6rh, DYBERRY DAN , Mrs . Exclusive Justin and sons Windcrest Abner. Waseek a's Overture, Frances Fowler . porrralts by the outho r . . . " fascinating for anyone, three year old son of Waseeka' oc­ Weanling Futurity : Won by SENAIDA " O" of any age, who hos ever turne, was named re erve champion for BOYDS. Mr . and Mrs . John Howard; 2nd, DUCHINA been Interested In horses. '' BENALINDA VONA , Mrs Joseph Vona ; 3rd, COUNL - San Francisco Call ­ ESS SHOWAIDA VONA , Mrs . Joseph Vona . Three Winds Farm. lull ell n. Big 5 1/, x 8 '!, Mar e and Geld ing In Harness: Won by TJ;>::>PHY' S clorhbound volume, $6.50, Summary of results: BECKY DATE. Camelor Form; 2nd, ORCLAND from your bookseller, or- DONANNA , Orcland Farm; 3rd, ANNEIGH UTILE Stallions In Harn eu: Won by HYLEE'S TOP Stephen Green e Pre11 BRASS. Green Trim Form; 2nd , TOPFIELD. Dr. MISS, Blue Spruce Form; 4t h, WINDCREST TOP­ HAND . Green Trim Form; 5rh , BATTENKILL KING , 120 Main St., Froncis C. Schaeffer ; 3rd, MR. SHOWHAWK VONA, Brattleboro, Vt . Mrs. Joseph Vona ; 4th, COUNT SENAIDA VONA , Dr. Frances C. Schaeffer . Mrs. Joseph Vona Novic e Under Saddl e: Won by CORNWALL SEA­ Geld ings Under Saddl e: Won by WINDCREST LECT. Blue Spruce Form: 2nd, MISS MAR -LO , Dr. TOPHAND. Green Trim Form; 2nd, CORNWALL Fronces C. Schoeller : 3rd , WASEEKA' S OVERTURE.

We wish to congratulate Dr. and Mrs . John G. Bee, D.V .M., of Ojai, Calif. on their selection of Waer 's Fawnette 010391 blY' Waer 's Lucky Hawk out of Lana by Goldfield along with her foal by Waer 's Danny Boy.

Her winnings for 1962 as a 3 year old were Grand Champion Mare at Ventura Co. Fair, Ventura, Calif. l st Morgan mare 3 yr. old Ventura Co. Fair l st. M.H .B.E.A. All Morgan Show, Pomona, Cal. 2nd. S.C.M.H.A. All Morgan Show, Pomona , Cal. 3rd. Morgan Mares 3 yrs. & over So. Cal. Exposition, Del Mar, Cal., beaten only by stable WAER'S FAWNETTE 010391 mates.

Fawnette is raising her foal in 1963 .

DOUBLE F. RANCH

Frank and Frieda Waer 18208 Modjeska Rd. Star Rt. Orange, Calif .

OCTOBER, 1963 59 Goeblg; 41h, KANE 'S SPRING DELIGHT, Comelot riding SunTar; 3rd, ROBIN SUMNER riding Ocland Senior Stall ions: Won by WINDCREST ABNER, Farm: 51h, ORCLAND LINDA. Mrs . Sandro Wood­ Linda : 41h, LIZANNE MAYER rid ing Bottenkill Home Farm; 2nd , TROPHY, D. F. Swi1zler; 3rd, ing ; 6th , JULIANA HAWK , J. Mar ion Burke. King; 5th , RONDA MACMILLAN , riding Honor COUNT SENAIDA VONA, Mrs . Joseph Vono; 41h, Geld ings, 3 and under: Won by OLDWICK CELE­ Girl of Earlham : 6th , BECKY FURi E ridi ng Deli ght MR SHOWMAN VONA , Mrs Joseph Vono ; 5th , BRATOR. Home Farm; 2nd , R. R. GALLANT FOX, Ashmore . TOPFIELD. Dr. Frances C. Schaeffer ; 6th , MASTER­ Richords Ranch; 3rd , COUNTRY SQUIRE, Mrs . Joy Futurity Alumn i: Won by MYSTERY MAN , Richards MAN . Wiiiiam Codd ington . Platz; 41h, WASEEKAS RENDEZVOUS, Mrs . Doug- Ranch: 2nd , MANDATE ENCORE, Gil Burke; 3rd , Jumping : Won by MANITO , W ill iam R. Hopkins; las Dalrymple. . DELIGHT ASHMORE, Mrs. Doro1hy Britlaln ; 41h, 2nd , PAYDAY, Mrs . Jomes Clayton; 3rd, HONOR Geld ings, 4 and over: Won by BROADWALL COUNT SENAIDA VONA, Mrs . Joseph Vona . Gt RL OF EARLHAM, Anne Bentzen; 4th , SUNTAR, GOLDEN BOY, Home Farm; 2nd , BATTENKILL Trott ing Race in Horne11: Won by EVE OF ED­ Mrs. Reda Urich; 5th , A . B. DILLON , Ann Hopkins; KING , Dr. Frances C. Schaeffer; 3rd , MYSTERY HOBE, Camelo! Farm; 2nd, THE THIRD MAN , Roger 61h, SIR KNOBBIENEZE VONA , Mrs Joseph Vona. MAN, Rlchords Ranch; 4th , ORCLAND GAYSON , Ethering1on, 3rd, MANITO , W ill iam R. Hopkins . Ow ner to ride: Won by ORCLAND DONANNA , Mr . and Mrs . Charles Patton; 5th, DENNISFIELD. Horsemanship 14- 18 years: Won by PHYLLIS COX, Orclo nd Farm: 2nd, TAS-TEE'S INDIAN SUMMER. Three W inds Farm; 6th, CAPTAIN KEN, Alice Smith rid ing Foxy Rose Morie ; 2nd, JUDY VASS riding Mike Goebig; 3rd , TROPHLEEN, Holtz S1oblos; Hackney . Magic Sonata; 3rd, PHYLLIS CHRISTOPHER ridi ng 4th , ORCLAND GAYSON, Mr . and Mrs. Charle s Horsemanship 13 and und er: Won by LOUISE OR­ Battenklll King; 4th, RICHARD PATTON rid ing Potion : 5th , WASEEKA' S BUCCANEER; Stone­ CUTT riding Orcland Goystar ; 2nd, JESSIE N. Orclond Gayson ; 51h, EDIE HORNER, rid ing Lip· croft Farm: 6th, TOPFIELD, Dr. Frances C. Schaef­ COLGATE, riding Oldw lck Celebra1or; 3rd, ROSE· pitt George Moro; 6th , KEITH CODDINGTON rid­ fer . MARY BEVERLY VONA riding Springbro ok Linda Lee; ing Nera Bellezza Pepper. Grand Champion Stallion : Won by WINDCREST AB­ 41h. CHRISTINE BUZEC, rid ing A . B. Diiio n 5th , Working Hunter: Won by SUNTAR, Mrs . J;ledo NER. Home Form; Reserve, WASEEKA'S OVERTURE, STEPHEN ZEHNDER riding Queen Show van ity Vona: Urich: 2nd , A . B. DILLON , Ann Hopk ins: 3rd , Three Winds Farm 61h. DEBBIE FOWLER rid ing Dyberry Dan. MANITO . Will iam R. Hopk ins; 4th, SIR KNOBBIE­ Gra nd Champ ion Mor o: Won by MISS MAR-LO, Two year old Mo res: Won by MISS SUGAR LOAF, NEZE VONA , Mrs . Joseph Vono ; 5th, MISS FOR­ Dr. Frances C. Schoeller ; Reserve, MISS SUGAR Mr. and Mrs . Charles Patton ; 2nd , GREEN HILLS TUNE, Mildred H. Day . LOAF, Mr . ond Mrs Charles Potion . JA -TONE. J. Stanley FaSler; 3rd , DYBERRY MEL· Broodmar e with fool. Won by DELIGHT ASH­ Justin Mo rgon Performanc e: Won by HONO R AN EY. Dr. C. D. Parks: 4th, TURNPIKE KAY DATE. MORE. Mrs Doro1hy Britta in; 2nd, SPRINGBROOK GIRL OF EARLHAM, Anne Bentzen; 2nd, MANITO , Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Homer; 5th , SPRING BREEZE, LINDA LEE. Mrs. Joseph Vono; 3rd , COUNTESS William R. Hopki ns. Mi s. Ian Sommers; 6th , MARYMORE SUE, Mrs. A IDA VONA . Mrs . Joseph Vona. Trott ing Race under Saddl e: Won by EVE OF ED­ Dorol hy Britta in. Weanli ng Mor es: Won by MARYMORE SALLY, HOBE, Camelo t Farm; 2nd, ORCLAND LINDA , Mrs . Two year old Stallion s: Won by COUNTY SQUIRE, Mrs . Dorothy Britta in; 2nd , DUCHINA BENALINDA Sondra Wooding ; 3rd, THE THIRD MAN , Roger Sugarstone Farm: 2nd, DUKE SAMBOLINDA VONA , VONA , Mrs . Joseph Vono ; 3rd , CONTESA SHOW­ Etherington. M r. and Mrs . Raymond Harding , Jr . AIDA VONA , Mrs . Joseph Vono . Mid-Atlantic Sweepstak e: Wan by TROPHY'S Pleasure Driving : Won by LONG Vt EW SABER, Weanling Stallion s:' Won by SENAIDA " O " BECKY DATE, Camelot Farm: 2nd, TROPHLEEN, Blue Spruce Form; 2nd , THE THl~O MAN, Roger BOYDS. Mr . and Mrs . John Howard ; ..Ind, Holtz Stables : 3rd , MYSTERY MAN , Richards Ranch, E1herington ; 3rd, ORCLAND GAYSTAR. Orcland SENOR BUMBLEZ VONA , Mrs . Joseph Vona . 41h. DYBERY DAN . Mrs . Frances Fowler ; 51h, Form; 41h, HONOR GIRL OF EARLHAM, Anne Vorotll e: Won by FOXY ROSE MARIE, Home MASTERMAN, W ill iam Codd ington; 6th , DELIGHT Bentzen: 5th , FOXY ROSE MARIE , Home Farm; Farm: 2nd , THE THIRD MAN , Roger Ethering1on; ASHMORE, Mrs . Dorothy Bri tta in. 61h, PAYDAY, Mrs . Jomes Cloylon . 3rd, HONOR GIRL OF EARLHAM, Anne Bentzen; Three year old Mar e: Won by QUEEN SHOW­ 4th . ORCLAND GAYSTAR, Orclond Farm; 51h, OLD­ Junior Horne11 Stoke: Won by ORCLAND DON­ VAN ITY VONA . Mrs . Joseph Vono . WICK CELEBRATOR, Home Farm; 6th , A . B. DIL­ ANNA , Orcland Farm; 2nd , WASEEKA'S OVER­ Three year old Stall ions: Won by MR. SHOW­ LON. Ann Hopkins . TURE. Three W inds Farm; 3rd , EVIE BON BON, HAWK VONA . Mrs . Joseph Vono ; 2nd , WASEE_ 14.2 and Under: Won by MISS FORTUNE, Mild­ Dr. Frances C. Schaeffer . KA'S OVERTURE, Three Winds Farm. red H. Doy; 2nd , EVIE BON BON, Dr. Frances Pairs Under Saddl e: Won by THE THIRD MA N, Child s Mount : Won by FOXY ROSE MARIE , Home C. Schoelle r: 3rd, DELIGHT ASHMORE, Mrs . Doro- Roger Etheri ngton and LIPPITT GEORGE MORO, Edie Farm: 2nd . BATTENKILL KING , Dr. Frances C. 1hy Britloln; 4th, CAPTAIN MANSWALLIS VONA , Horner; 2nd , ORCLAND GAYSON, Mr . ond Mrs. Schaeffe r: 3rd, LIPPITT GEORGE MORO , Edie Stock Horse Stoke: Won by NERA BELLEZZA Charles Patto n, and ORCLAND GAYSTAR, Orc ­ Horner : 4th, ORCLAND DONANNA, Orclond Farm: PEPPER, W i lliam Codd ington ; 2nd, MANITO , W il­ land Farm; 3rd , MANITO , W illi am R. Hopkins , 51h. LONG VIEW SABER, Blue Spruce Farm; 6th , liam R. Hopk ins; 3rd, HONOR GIRL OF EARLHAM, ond A . B. DILLON, Ann Hopki ns; 4th, CAPTAIN ORCLAND GAYSON. Mr . ond Mrs. Charles Patton . Ann e Bentzen: 4th , JAMES DANDY . Will iam J. KEN ond BOLINVAR , Alice Smith Hackney: 5th , Leodlin e: Won by ELIZABETH JANE LUCINE Rhodes; 5th, ORCLAND LINDA , Mrs . Sondra Wood ­ SIR KNOBBIENEZE VONA and SPRINGBROOK LIN· rid ing Orclond Goysta r; 2nd, KATHRYN WALTERS. ing. DA LEE. M rs. Joseph Vona .

NEWENGLAND MORGAN HORSE ASSOCIATION ,I

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The new 1963 Directories are available . $1 .00 to non -members .

We also have a limited number of brochures on the Morgan Horse at $5 .00 per 100 .

THE NEW ENGLAND NEWS EDITOR:MRS. WENDELLA. BARWOOD, CHRISTIAN STREET,WHITE RIVERJUNCTION, VERMONT

68 The MORGAN HORSE Champ ion Harness Stake: Won by TROPHY'S old horse books, and a linen towel with my bro.thers and me· how to farm ; how BECKY DATE. Camelot Farm; 2nd , ORCLAND DON . ANNA , Orcland Farm; 3rd, HYLEES TOP BRASS, Ethan Allen and a sulky on it. very my brother (age 10) and I (age 9) Green Trim Farm; 4th , TOPFIELD, Dr. Frances C. µlowed corn. One handl ed the hovels, Schaeffer. at isfactory side trip it was. Parade Stake: Wan by TROPHLEEN, Holtz while the othe.r sat on a bag of. traw Stables . Th e only sad part of. the whole trip English Pleasure Stake: Won by FOXY OOSE was in a restaur ant when driver Helene atop the culti vator and drove old Dock MARIE . Home Farm; 2nd, MAGIC SONATA , Three and Kate - a span of Missouri mule s; a Winds Farm; 3rd, ORCLAND LINDA , Mrs . Sandra Zimmerman asked for a grilled cheese Wooding; 4th, ORCLAND GAYSTAR, Orcl and Farm; routine interrupted only by an o.ccasion­ 5th , MANITO, William R. Hopk ins; 6th , LIPPITI ~andwi ch and was told that that would GEORGE MORO , Edie Horner . mess up the grill. We are still chuckl­ al brotherly clod fight. Junior Saddle Stake: Wan by CORNWALL SEA­ LECT, Blue Spruce Farm; 2nd , WASEEKA'S OVER· ing abo.ut that. • Better adapt his eating habit s to TURE, Three Wind s Farm; 3rd, SPRING GLO, either irregularity or self-feeding with Camelot Farm; 4th, EVIE BON BON, Dr. Frances Love C. Schaeffer: 5th , THE YANKEE, Miss Ethel Gard­ little danger of founder or digestiv e dis­ ner; 6th, MR. SHOWHAWK VONA , Mrs . Joseph Ma Vona. turbances. Although a mul e is better Trail Horse: Wo n by MAGIC SONATA, Three satisfied if fed by the clock, he's rather Winds Farm; 2nd, FOXY ROSE MARIE, Home Farm; 3rd , ORCLAND LINDA, Mrs Sandra Woad· patient and understanding of the frail­ Ing; 4th , MANITO , William R. Hopki ns 5th, Horses, Horses ities of some caretakers. 1£ the grain OLDWICK CELEBRATOR. Home Farm; 6th , SIR ( Continued from Page 9) KNOBBIENEZE VONA , Mrs . Joseph Von a. bin doo.r is left open, he'll exercise better Arrowhawk Versatil e Challenge Trophy: Wan by MANIT O . William R. Hopki ns. fa or in high places should note that discretion than most folks do when Champion Saddle Stake: Won by DONNETTE OF CAMELOT. Camelot Farm; 2nd , 05-CLAND DON· President Washington 's gifts consisted eated at the table on festive occasions. ANNA , Orcland Farm; 3rd, ANNEIGH UTILE He seems to reason that if he doesn 't MISS. Blue Spruce Farm; 4th, WINDCREST TOP· of Jacks. True , this was prior to the HAND , Green Trim Farm; 5th , TAE-TEE'S INDIAN advent of deep freezes; but furs had make a pig of himself he may be able SUMMER, Mike Goeb lg; 6th , TROPHY, D. F. to return at a later time. Switz fer. been around since time immortal). Virtues of the Mule • work or stable in lo.wer areas with­ So much for the historical I Now to out head injury. The mule !owe.rs his Hossin' Around the virtues of the mule. head when his ears - his antennas - ( Continued from Page 11) In comparison with the horse, the touch an object, whereas a horse will mule can - throw his head upward under similar True to form, I inquired about an­ circumstances, often resulting in a se­ • withstand higher temperatures ; tique shops and found a place a few vere bruise and poll evil. It is for this miles down the road that had sixteen that s th reason his stronghold has long reason that mules were preferred to antique shops. So, I sneaked away been in the deep south. horses for wo.rk in the min es prior to from the horse show to lo.ok for horsey • endure less exper ienced labor. I antique s. I found a bridle rosette, two well recall how these creatures taught ( Continued on Next Page)

TOWNSHENDMORGAN-HOLSTEIN FARM Bolton, Mass.

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This 3 year old mare DID NOT get a ribbon at the National. We still like her, do you?

TOWNSHEND VIGILISSA

MR. and MRS. ROGERE. ELA& NANCY THOMASJOHNSTON, Ill owners manager

OCTOBER, 1963 61 the days of mechanization . Letters gan, colorful pictures of horses, monthly news about horses, rosettes, score cards, • encounter less foot trouble, wir e (Cominued from Page 53) cuts etc. If given a choice, a mule will and show ribbons. We can accept only walk around a mud puddle , rather than sh<>;e, and one for all others . six new members a year, so if you are through it. If caug ht in a wire fence, Would readers please write me their interested , ple.ase write to. me right he is prone to think his way out or wait comments and suggestions concerning away. Thank you. patiently for help, rather than mangle this matter . I will be interested in Yours very truly, himself. your opinions, and will send a resume Kim Paisley, Pres.-Sec. • avoid strain in pulling. When draw ­ of all the letters on to President Fer ­ The Jr. Morgan Horse Club ing a heavy load, a horse will crouch guson . 97 Sunny Valley Rd. in the rear quarters - and he may even Sincerely, New Milford, Conn. strain and injure himself; whereas a Mrs. E. H. Boughton Box 125, RD 3 mule will pull from more of a standing. Dear Sir, up position . Troy , . Y. 12180 r have just recently picked up my • genera lly maneuver about without first copy of the Morgan Horse and I harm to himself. If a horse gets excited Dear Sir, find it being a wonderful horse maga . and runs away, he. is apt to injure him­ zine, stories of Morgan horses, educa ­ The magazine, The Morgan Hors e, self; but a mule will even take a vehicle national horse matter, etc. Please keep is the. most wonderful magazin e I have through an open door or gate without a up this magazine. ft's great! cratch. ever read about horses. My interest in horses was greatened by your wonder ­ Merrie Carol "Sadd les" Grain • be without pride of ancestry or hope ful magazine. T am so interested in 4452 Wahin e Koa Place of. po teri , y. He is a hybrid , being a horses now that I take horseback riding Honolulu 16, H awaii 96821 cros between two species of the fami ly lessons, hope to get my own horse and quida - the caballus or horse and the have recently organized a horse club My dear Morgan friends, asinus or ass; and, like most hybrids, known as The Jr. Morgan Horse Club . Two years ago I was introduced to the mule i seldom fertile. I would be very grateful to you if you the world 0£ Morgans and Morgan Yes, T know that the Hawthorn is wou ld print my club in your October people. For two years I've fo.und many Missouri 's flower, but I here and now or ovember issue f.or 1963. Th e dues friends among some of the world 's nominat e the mul e. for this high honor; are 1.50 and six 5¢ stamps a year. You nicest people, Morgan people. he's more symbolic - everyone a so­ receive a membership card, material of With college coming up in the fall, it ciates Missouri with mules . all kind of hor es, mainly the Mor- wa impossible for me. to return to the

FOR SALE MAN OF MY HE~RT 12251 .

Sire: Townshend Manwallis

Dam: Townshend Sweetheart

Dark Chestnut Gelding, Five Years Old, Show Horse with show horse ways.

Placed well in shows this year - Sound.

Priced Reasonable .

Contact: JAMESD. BARRETT 1004 Lake Street, Elmira, N. Y. Phone: RE 3- 1557

62 The MORGAN HORSE Rodees this summer, but I can assure of. the two most wonderfu l summers opinion, a true Morgan and a credit to yo,u that my heart, the heart of a Mor­ and years of my horsey life. Thank the bre.ed. I think that it is this type ga n lover, has been in every Morgan you for these memories . of horse that can win more votes for barn and in the ring during every Mor­ Love, the breed than any other. He appea ls gan class at every show. T hanks to the Barbara Parsons to advocates of both styles of ridin g; Morgan Magazine, I am able to keep 177 Campbell Street fans of several fields can look to. him, up with news and show results of the Rochester 11, N. Y. and very often, as soon as they discover life I love, the horsey life. that he is a performer in an area o.ther I just wish I could see all of the '63 than the one that they admire him for, foals and the training tha :'s going on Dear Sir: they are sold right then and there. Even and bo.y, do I wish I were back in the Bravo for all the various articles that those Morgan people who were "con­ add le. our wonderful magazine has featured verted" af.er watching show Mo.rgans, in the past few months. A year ago, a will often have to admit that it wasn't Such are. the sacrifices of. getting an stranger to the breed might have loo.ked one classs that impressed them , but the ed ucation. At least I'm content in the through it and said, "W here do they fact that one breed was competing in hope that in seven years I'll a be get that versatility angle?" Posed pic­ such a variety of classes, and freq uent­ Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, whic h 'tures , pictures illusuating the knee ly the same horses came back again will enable me to be of he.Ip to the action of show Morgans, and other and again for classes. I know of no people and the horses that I love so show ring photos might have easily led othe r breed where one. can find this, ex­ dearly . I also like to think that in them to believe that the Morgan's main cept the Arab. This is why I'm glad to about eight years, J'll be the proud reason for existance was to be a sho.w see thin gs ~winging over to an emp ha­ o.wner of my very first horse, a Mor­ horse. But the excellent variety of arti­ sis on versati lity. gan, of course. cles, more candid shots of. Morgans , the W hy not carry this "a ngle" clear Until we meet again, may God bless increase in the various types of ads and through the magazine by using the pie­ you all. l hope I'll see you at the ew photos have ail changed that, and, of torial section? T here are two possibili­ York State All-Morgan Show . I hope course changed that for the better. Let's ties for this. First, parts of it could you'll think of me occasionally, for I keep them varied and coming - the be set off for English and Western can assure you that a great part of each more, the better. riding. This would he.Ip to point to of my days is spent in fond recollection The Mo.rgan that is versatile is, in my Morgan versati lity in both fields, and

From the Empire State • • to the Land of Enchantment

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CoL and Mrs. John Rawlings of Albuquerque, ,New Mexico, chose Saber to take back as their family horse.

Saber , 3 year old gelding vvon many blues in pleasure, road ha.ck, a~d driving classes in the 2 short months he was shown by our 16 year old daughter, Lorraine .

LONG VIEW SABER 13173 Jim Borden, up .

Good luck from Ralph and Betty Plauth, of BLUE SPRUCE FARMS ALTAMONT NEW YORK

OCTOBER, 1963 63 Ohio Fall Roundup Letters ing or pleasure ridin g so many are (Continued from Precediing Page) able to enjoy both and this is certainly one of the breed's best forms of adver­ The Ohio Western Horse Associa­ would pro.vide a special place for de­ tisement . tio.n Fall Round-Up, an annual affai r votees of both styles to show us what I do have a que stion co.ncerning Mr. climaxing the horse show season in they're doing with their prides and joys. Ohio, and given for the benefit of the It wou ld be a good place for those new Ferguson s proposa l of a "Special Class" American Cancer Society, will be pre­ cutting horse pe.ople to trot out their at the ationa l Show - fo.r a Morgan sented October 11-12-13 at the Ohio Ex­ wares, as well as distinguis hing the with a four inch hoof. What of the man y other "Mo rgan Shows and position Center in Columbus , Ohio. "estab lished" Mo1gan fields. Another way would be to set aside Classes" held in the United States? part of the pictorial section for action Th e "Nati o,nal Show " is recognized shots of Morgans practicing their var­ by the American Horse Shows Associa­ ious trades. I specify actio.n shots, be­ tion and in accepting recognition agrees CAMP KINNAHWEE cause. I think that one good action photQ to abide by the rules and be governed SCHOOL of is better than a posed one accom(>flnied by them in all instances. It is my und er­ standing that the A.H.S.A. sets the rules HORSEMANSHIP by ten thousand words. T his emp hasis on versatility might of procedure for the programm ing and Hollister, Wisconsin not only help the breed by attracting directing of its recognized shows and A course designed for riding new owners and encouraging "old" the breed division rules, which in thi s instructors. ones, but it might also attract new ad­ case, wou ld be tho,se submi tted by the Teaching methods for groups vertising. Advertise rs who. cater to a rules committee of. the Morgan Horse stressed. certain branch of the horse industry Club , Inc., are enforced by official rep­ Director: would be more inclined to advertise if. resentatives (Judges and Stewards) of the A.H.S.A . at recognized shows. Miss Catherine Thompson they see their area given special treat. ment in the magaz ine. Rule 23, Morgan Horse Division, 594 Grove Street I realize of course, that these sug­ Part 3, Performance Classes, Section 3 Glencoe, Illinois gestions can't be carried out unless -Gaits, states "excessive length of foo.t owners and breeders co-operate by sup. and excessive weight shall be penalized ." porting them, but judging by the re­ It wou ld seem that more benefit would sponse Morgan people have made in be derived if the Rules Committee HORSE MAGAZINES the past mont hs with ads, etc., I feel would define and clarify what they in­ that , if yo.u feel the suggestions arc tended the word excessively to mean " FOR YOUR READING PLEASURE" Per practical, it could be done. and if. once clarified - would be in­ Year Sincerely, cluded in Ruic 23 - Part 2, In Hand Morgon Horse, mo., except Jon...... 4 .00 Horse World , mo., except Jan ...... 6.00 Bonnie Bohling Classes. Horseman's Advisor, oil -breeds mo., Oak lawn, Illinois 60453 except Jan ...... 4.00 Length over 4 or 4 Yi inches is un­ American Shetland Pony Journal natural and should in my opinion be mo.. except Jan ...... 4.00 IHarness) Horseman and Fair World , wkly . l 0.00 Dear Sir: termed excessive to. our breed. Hoo f Blood Horse, wkly, thoroughbreds ...... l 0.00 The Thoroughbred Record, wkly ...... 10.00 I wou ld like to thank Mr. Ferguson lengt h doesn't m.akcla good Morgan but Rocky Mountain Thoroughbred & Quarter f.or his fine article in the August issue excessive length can break one down , Horse. 10 Issues ...... 4.00 Canad ian Horse, Thoroughbred, 8 issues .... 3.00 of the Magazine. Mr. Ferguson made long before its time . The Chronicle. hunt ing , jumping , etc ., wkly . 9.00 Illino is Thoroughbred , mo...... 3.00 mention of the fact that most oi the Sincerely Thoroughbred of Callfom la, mo...... 4.00 entries at the Nationa l Show were from The Western Horseman , mo...... 4.00 Barbara L. Norris Turf & Sport Digest. mo...... 5.00 folks who owned one or two Morgans Box 84 Horse lov er, bl·mo., Western, All Breeds, - proving the Morgan is still the family flJenty on Quarter Horses ...... 3.00 Tre vor, Wisconsin. Saddle and Bridle , mo., except Jan ...... 8.00 horse capable of meeting the spo.rts National Horseman , mo...... 8.00 Voice of the Tenn. Walking Horse, mo. .... 4.00 needs of their owners, be it for the show. ( Continued on Page 66) The Ranchman ...... 2.00 Palomino Horses, mo...... 3.00 Arabian Horse News, 10 issues ...... 4.00 The Quarter Horse Journal , mo...... 4.00 Texas Horsemen ...... 3.00 MORGAN OWNERS Quarter Horse Digest, mo...... 3.00 Modem Horseman , ma., for Midwest ...... 3.00 (past, present and just hopeful) "' Pinto Horse News , bi·mo...... 2.25 IRA Rodeo News . monthly ...... 3.00 will find it especially worth while to join Quarter Rl:lclng Record, monthly ...... 3.50 P;gg ln String , news, parllcularly West THE GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE ASSOCIATION Costa , mo...... 4 .00 A full calendar of horse events from May through October . Trail rides, Rodeo Sports Nows, tw ice monthly ...... 4.00 Hoffs and Horns, mo., Western horse horsemanship clinics (both eastern and wes te rn), The Big Horse Show with sports ...... 5.00 The Horsetrader, mo., nat iona I many Morgan classes . The Original 100 Mile Trail Ride, plus the com­ class ified ads ...... 2.00 petitive C Ride for Juniors and the B Ride, fifty miles just for fun . Un­ Michigan Horseman News, mo., except Jon., all breeds ...... 2.50 excelled facilities include l 00 box stalls , training rings , marked trails, Rush Your Order Today! help w ith accommodat ions , etc. Order as many magaz ines as you wish with only one check or money order payable to KEN Membership includes a subscription to the GMHA Magazine , a br ight KIMBEL. Then ma il your order and remittance to , quarterly full of un ique horse news and comment . KEN KIMBEL Dept . M. H., P. O. lox KK, Plant City, Florida . Write for informat ion to THE GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE ASSOCIATION So. Woodstock , Vermont

64 The MORGAN HORSE TRANSFERS- STALLIONS

NAME & NO. DATE FROM TO

APPLEVALE JOSH 13958 August 9, 1963 Gordon Voorhis Robert Morgan , 15150 V ia Colina , Saratoga , Cal if. ARNONA MARS L 13183 Moy 1, 1963 Sowyer Boisvert Marcia A . Bunt, 20 Oriole St., Pittsfie ld, Moss. BEAU LINSLEY 13808 August 8, 1963 Mrs . Muriel M . Gordon Arthur Edelma n. Easton Rood, Westport, Conn, BEN LOMOND GOLD 13740 Moy 1, 1963 Mrs . Fern B. Shondrew Mr . and Mrs . Robert Pihl , 644 West 5th South , Brig ham City , Utah BROADWALL ENSIGN 14022 August 1 , 1963 Mr . and Mrs . J. Cecil Ferguson R. G. Morgoreidge , Box 1223, Casper, Wyo. CAESAR VERMONT 13702 Moy 29, 1963 R. E. Jock Company V irginia Hoeffding , 16786 Marquez Ave ., Pacific Palisades Calif. CHIEF WABAUNSEE 8501 August 15, 1963 Mr . and Mrs . l ewis L. Probert Stanley and Ruth Walker, Pine Ridge, So. Dakota COLUMBINE MIKE 13348 April 13, 1963 J. Michael Connors Everett A . Reed, 2025 Jamocia St. Aurora , Colo . COOPERLANE THUNDER 14447 February 27, 1963 Lounle Gould C. I. Hindee , North Street Ext., Rutland , Vt . CORINTH I.OBERT FROST 13467 Moy 11, 1963 George L. Gove Virginia K. Smith , RD 2, Gilboa , N. Y. COTTON EYE JOE GEDDES 10997 Feb. 27, 1961 Jomes R. Tolley, Sr. Joan E. Bowers. RFD I , Mid land , Michigan COTTON EYE JOE GEDDES 10997 April 13, 1963 Joan E. Bowers Jeon and Emery Morley , 48 Parrish St. , Canan- daigua , New York COUNTDOWN 13196 November 19, 1961 Norman and Beverly Risk Ben K. Green , Box 7342, Fort Worth , Texas COUNT OF MILL SBORO 11841 August 5, 1963 George P. Walton Rhedo Kone , 22221 Pontiac Trail, South Lyon , Mich . DEE-CEE WESTWINO 14027 February 20, 1963 Thomas W . Fox William Alexander , Williams Field, Oh io DEVAN DEXTER 13693 August 25, 1963 Merle 0 . Evans Ho rod B. Scott, RO 1, Woodsfield , Ohio and Richard F. Turox , 231 South Main St., Woodsfield 0 . DEVAN HUSSAR 13692 August 25. 1963 Merle D. Evans William A . Rennekomp, 5585 Kingschool Rd., Bethel Pork, Penna. DEVAN TRADE WINOS 12592 August 15, 1963 Merle O. Evans Alvo M . Selinsky, 302 East Bachtel St. , North Canton , Oh io DEVAN TRINIDAD 12593 August 11, 1963 Merle 0 . Evans Odra Wallace , Circleville , Ohio OEVTONE OF OAKMOOR 14441 Moy 15, 1963 Green Hi ii Farm, Walter Carroll Poul J . Birkmeier, Delphos , Ohio EMERALo·s ROYAL KING 13717 Moy 8, 1963 Mr . and Mrs. Orwin J. Osmon Mrs . Hazel and Gerold Wallis, Brldgewoy Stock Farms, RR 1, Granton, Ont. , Canada EN GARDE 14385 July 21, 1963 Gloria 8. Weintrub Donald L. Boker, 541 Gibson Ave ., Philadelphia , Penna. FESTIVE FASHION 12676 Moy 1, 1963 Jomes and Joan Gordner T. D. Ulr ich, 225 West Main St., Lebanon , 0 . FESTIVE FASHION 12676 Moy 2, 1963 T. 0 . Ulr ich Ingeborg Swensen, 681 Porker Rd., Aurora, Ohio GHOST OANCrn 13417 August 1, 1963 Harold A . and Ivan K. Trigg Iva n K. Trigg, Elm Springs, South Dakota GOLD DON FLINT 13517 August 16, 1963 Arthur C. Arterton Annette C. Mu ise, 393 Summer St. , Lynn, Moss. HAUTBOY 14311 June 19, 1963 Mr . and Mrs . 0 . J. Neeley Keith Burke , Moreland , Idaho HILLWINDS MAC DUFF 13499 July 1, 1963 J. D. Mahoney Revis L. Stephenson, Kettletown Rood, Southbury , Conn . JOE BUSH 12628 August 10, 1963 Meredtih Bromfield C. G. Cozart, 445 Ivanhoe, Denver , Colo . KING FROSTY 14394 June 13, 1963 Mr . and Mrs. Roy Searls Mr . and Mrs. H. M . Barney , Ill, Box 251, Pearland , Texas LIPPMAN HAWK 11001 July 31, 1963 Benjamin C. Smalley J . Bradley Cohn, 314 East 41st St., New York, N. Y. LITTLE BIT 14407 Apr il I 0, 1963 John R. Neal R. L. Fi rst, RD 1, Fredonia , Penna. MAR·LO ·s MAJOR 11606 August 15, 1963 Roy S. Kinsinger Joseph C. Bender Rt. I, Box 103, Catlett, Vo . MISTY·s MASTERPIECE 13394 August 23, 1963 Sondra Crossley Eeto Leah Sesen, 21 Seovlew Ave , Marblehead, Moss. MOORINGS PENNY 11651 July 25, 1963 Jackie Marler Joseph Hoss, RO 1, Marietta , New York MORAS JESSURE 13738 July 20 . 1963 Goll Lyn McNeilly Dewey Logeland , Grantsburg , Wisconsin MORNINGSIDE FANFARE 11364 July 29, 1963 Mrs . Connie Muessig Hoveran Lawrence Cloutier, 6 Potter Place, Norwich, Conn. QUE·DAN 12937 August 10, 1963 George J. and / or Hazel R. Littrell Judy Col'lson, 79 Castenada , Son Francisco, Cali f. R.SHAMROCK 14318 June 28, 1963 Mr . and Mrs . Robert T. Riding L. B. Muzzy, 8941 Switzer Drive, Spring Valley , Calif . RUSTON 12462 July 29. 1963 Levi and Thomas F. Turner Jerry Montoya, 6606 Elwood Drive N. W ., Albu ­ querque , New Me xico SAM ·s APRIL FOOL 14357 July 13, 1963 Mr . and Mrs . John A . Noble Joselene Hills Form, 320 North College Parkway , Frederick , Maryland SHAWALLA SHAWN 14083 Morch 15, 1963 C. E. Shaw lro J. Cochron , Route 4, Wallo Wallo, Wash . STONE HOUSE CHIEF 11897 April 27. 1963 Mr. and Mrs John E. Champlin John R. Christensen, J;:ofOI, Leba non , Conn. SUNFLOWER TOM 11445 July 2, 1963 Mr . and Mrs . A . W . Jones Robert Morgan , 15150 Via Colina , Saratoga , Calif. TAS-TEE·s WITCH DOCTOR 12175 August 21, 1963 l,\Jth J. Ruble Patricia Wilhelm , 18495 Howe Rd., Strongsv ille, 0 TEHACHAPI ROCK 9722 August 15, 1963 Max ine Mercha nt C. A . Jackson, 110 Westch ster, Son Antonio , Tex. THELBEN ST. PAT 12684 June 17, 1963 Bennie or Thelma Langston Don H. Thornbrue , 3152 N . E.' 73 Avenue , Port- land . Oregon TIM BER TRAILS 12225 June 17, 1963 Hiiton Tallman Ira Gordon, Hunter, New York TOWNSHEND VIGILAD 11975 August 8, 1963 Pauline and John H. Proctor Mr . and Mrs . Adam Young, Webster High way, Temple, N. H. TURNPIKE BRAVE HAWK 14423 Moy 19, 1963 Albert W . and Mary Veronesi Mr . and Mrs . Norman Hartwell, Millbrook . N. Y. WAER·s RED HAWK 12124 July 13, 1963 Jomes A. Avischouser Fred & Lott ie Gi,ler 328 South F St .. Oxna rd, Calif. WASEEKA'S MASTERPIECE 12395 August 26, 1963 Mrs . Elizabeth Power Mrs. Ayellen Richards, Pine City , N. Y. WA SEEKA'S SURE SHOT 13610 August 14, 1963 Waseeka Farm 0 . W . Wikstrom, Jr., 223 Highland St, Weston, Moss. WESTWOLO DANA CORY 13785 August 12, 1963 Mrs . Robert T. Middleton Mad River Morgan Stables, Sandy Creek, N. Y. WESTWtlL D DON DANE 12461 August 12, 1963 Faith Middleton Mod River Morgon Stables , Sandy Creek, N. Y. ZANSON 12273 August 20, 1963 George R. Burgess Peggy and Patsy Borton , 1806 Notional Ave ., Rock- ford . Ill . TRANSFERS- MARES - GELDINGS

NAME & NO. DATE FROM TO

ALDOT PRINCESS 011853 August 26, 1963 Mr . and Mrs . Alfred J. Martell Tobia Bart lett, North Ma in St. , Windsor , Vt . ANITA JOAQUIN 09760 October 9, 1962 Donald L. Pippenger John H. Zoller, 2420 Reservoir Or., Norco , Co If. B & P TIARA TWILIGHT 011242 July 4, 1963 Howard S. Clark Charles and Rosemary Gregory , RFD 2, Stowe . Vt. BAI.'-T LADY WESTWOLD 09599 August 12, 1963 Or. and Mrs . Robert T. Middleton Mod River Morgon Stables , Sandy Creek, N. Y. BAY STATE HANNAH 010923 June 5, 1963 Ellen Derby Sondra Simonelli , 464 Woodstock Rd., Southb ridge , Moss. BIG BENO STEWARDESS010395 Moy 19, 1963 Jone Tombourino Allon and Mo rion Youngs , 7359 West Barry Ave .. Chicqoo, Illinois BO-ANN OF LAURELMONT 010272 August 8, 1963 John H. and Pauline L. Procter Mr . ond Mrs . Adom Young , Webster Highway , Temple, N. H. BUZZJACK·s BUCKLES 07249 June 1, 1962 Samuel J. Oaks Jone ond Milfo rd Fox, Rt. 1, Box 205, Middlefield , Oh io BUZZJACK·s BUCKLES 07249 Morch 23, 1963 Jone ond Milford Fox Russell G. Scott, 4724 Mayfa ir Rd., No,rh Canton . Ohi~ CANA LTA VIOLA 012524 April 22, 1963 James Gordon Turney Ernest Teskey, Nukko Loke. B. C., Conodo CINNAMON ANGEL 012082 June 10, 1963 Mrs . George Norton Mrs. Barbara Jantz , Rt. 4, Baraboo, W isconsin COCOA 07787 Morch 12, 1963 Robin Van Buskirk Cary C. Wright, RD 1, River Rd., Bowdo inham, Me . COLUMBINE KAY 012410 August 4, 1963 Joe C. Connors Albert W . Couch, Rt. 1, Box 175A , Littleton, Colo . CONDOLU 011091 August 8, 1963 Or. S. Bruce Whittenberger Morita M. Clark, Box 231, Chapp ell , Nebraska CORIOCA 012367 Mo rch 12, 1963 Robin Van Buskirk Robert G. Wright , Jr ., RFD 1, River Rd., Bowdoin . Hom. Mo ine ECHo·s APRIL DAWN , 011244 August 6, 1963 Dorothy and Do le E. Bull Edward T. Young , Jr .. 2233 South Jackson St., Denver. Colorado ELASTICO PRINCESS 011430 Morch 4, 1963 Poul T. McKay Wi!l ls L. Miller . 11002 Arroyo Street, Santa Ano . California ETHAN'S GAY LAURIE 012268 Morch 12, 1963 V ictor Soboleski David Marsh . Fort Frances, Ontario, Canada OCTOBER, 1963 65 TRANSFERS- MARES- GELDINGS(continued) NAME & NO. DATE FROM TO GALENA ROCK 011781 August 8, 1962 Hugh R. Montgomery Gerold W. Wlsby , Rt. I , Box 214 , Custe r, Wosh . GRACE GRAHAM 08399 July 22 , 1963 Three Winds Form , Mr. ond Mrs . John A. Noble Mr. ond Mrs . M. B. Wood ing , Monmouth Rd., Jobstown , New Jersey HEL"S ALTONA 07495 Morch 28 , 1963 Merle H. little Jo mes L. Holferty, 1524 E. Lemo n , Brodbury , Collf . HIP HEATH BECKFIELD 0105 31 July 21, 1963 Wendy C. Wolcott Mr . and Mrs . Darw in S. Morse , Green Meads Form, ~chmond , Moss . HON EY SELLMAN 0 11383 Moy I, 1963 W . T. Co rter M. L. Gorrell ond Roy Boker, 4719 Foith Home Rd., Ceres . Col if. ILLAWANA PATSY RED 06458 Moy 15, 1963 Ross W . Gr iffith Jeonnine Griffith Dyer, 833 Ford Ave ., Elgin, Ill. JUNE MAR-LO 08946 July I 3, 1963 Three Winds Form , Mr. ond Mrs . John Nobl e Joselene Hills Form, 320 North College Porkwoy , Freder ick, Morylond LIPPITT GLORIADEE 012145 August 13, 1963 Mr . ond Mrs . Jock Som erville Mr. ond Mrs . Guy Rolhbun , Morris , N. Y. LOTUS Fl ELD 01071 5 July 13, 1963 Russ ond Velmo Loor W . R. Conl ey, Jr, ond John Conley , Rt. 2, Box 245 , Corvollis, Oregon LOU'S MARY STAR 012779 August 12, 1963 Mrs. Kenneth Freidensrlne Kothleen Motteson, Fronklin, New York MAY BELLE 010534 Februory 23 , 1963 Morifo M. Clork Horold J . Winters, 1115 Pork , El Dorodo , Konsos MILLER'S BELL-ANN 08554 Moy 30, 1963 Glodys H. Wiggett & Sons Henry I. Christal , Hanover Hill Farms, Yorktown Heights, New York MJ 'S TAMI 010123 Jun e 22 , 1963 Jomes B. ond Maxine Jones Esther D. Elliott , 1302 North Dye Rood , Flint , Mich . MOLETA BEE 011646 August 15, 1963 Mrs . Jo mes J . Bonto Mrs . Beverly Supko , 3431 Anderson S. E., Ap t. C, Albuquerqu e New Mex ico MY DONNA GAL C. 012325 Moy II , 1963 D. K. Coff ey Flore nce Hindmorch , P. 0 . Box 78, Noll , O reg on MY STAR OF BO-DOT 010404 July 13, 1963 1-\Jssell F. ond Ve Imo Loor W . R. Conley , Jr . , ond Noncy Conley , Rt. 2 , Bo x 245 . Corvollis , O regon OAK HILL'S SKY LADY 012777 Moy 3, 1963 Mrs . Phillip W. Dorsey Mrs . Eorl Ehrke, 25810 Ven ldo Lone , Los Altos , Hills. Col ifo rnlo ORCHID 06323 August 7, 1963 Mrs . Ann l. Stedmon Dovid McGurk, 86 West Glen St. , Holyo ke , Moss . PLUMAS 0 10585 Morch 25, 1963 W . A. Lorenzen ond Son Loyd Davenport , P. 0 . Box 13, Hughson , Col lf. QUAKERTOWN TAMZEN 09853 1963 Frances D. Denny Mrs. Gene Horpe r, Box 68 , Wh ite Colloge , Oh io QUAKERTOWN TAMZEN 09853 Jo~~~d, k',1963 Mrs. Gene Harp er G . E. Choffln, I 049 Moysville Ave . , Zon esv ile , 0 . RED ARROW SUNDAY 08760 Februo ry 14, 1960 Poul D. Johnson Chorlene Lockwood, 334 Elm Sr., Beaumont , Col lf. RED ARROW SUNDAY 08760 Moy 18, 1963 Chorlene Lockwood Wolter ond / or Horrlet Mogow , Rt. 2, Box 259 , Sou- gus , Collf . ROXANNA MAY 011982 December 29, 1962 Fronc es D. Denny Gene Horper, Box 68 , White Collog e , Oh io ROXANNA MAY 011982 Morch 2, 1963 Gene Harper G . E. Choffln , I 049 Moysville , Ave ., Zonesv ille , 0 . SEALECT SILHOUETTE 010501 Apr il 30 , 1963 Rolph E. Plouth Henry I. Christal , Hanover Hill Forms, Yorktown , Heights , New York SHAWALLA BAY LADY 011361 July 28 , 1963 C. E. Show Worren Kee r, P. 0 . Box 139, Mo rysville , B. C., Con . SHER~IE· l 011123 August 10, 1963 Mr. ond Mrs . John A. Smith Jeon Hossenlopp , 5578 Ridge Rd., RD 4, Lockport , Nw York SILVERS QUEEN ROYAL 011232 August 4, 1963 Dole E. ond Moxine Bull Peggy Lee Nichoolds 2003 Crestr idge Drive , Littleton . Colorodo SONOMA 'S MARIONETTE 010305 June I 5, 1963 Carita Culmer W illlom W. Borton , 1806 Not lonol Avenue , Rock- ford . Illino is SPRINGHOLLOW SPARKLE 011045 Morch 16, 1963 Deane C. Davis Burton Strong, Craftsbury Common Ver mont SPRING LITE 010950 Jun e 24 , 1963 Gory Sober, 8255 Stow Rood , Webberville, Mich . SUNDOWN BABY 010846 July 30 . 1961 if~~o \ . ol:~n~::r Mor ks Mrs . Morgoret Slnoy , 27197 Ave ., 13, Modero , Col. SUZAN SENTN EY 06044 July 29 , 1963 Clifford E. Helm oll Suson A. Tilton , 10563 Dovis Rood , W . Mo nchest er , Oh io SWEET RAN-SOM 012164 August 8, 1963 Mr. ond Mrs . Dono ld Long Arthur Edelmon , Easton Rood , Westport , Conn . U. C. ECSTASY 012084 August 5, 1963 Universty of Connecticut Mr . ond Mrs . Thomos E. Rice, RI. 2 , Amherst , Moss . WAER'S FAWNETTE 01039 1 August 19, 1963 Mr . ond Mrs . F. W. Woe r Dr. ond Mrs. John G. Bee , P. 0 . Box 817, Ojo l, Col iforn io WAER'S LEADING LADY 012902 August I 5, 1963 Judy Ann Zolin Mr . ond Mrs . F. W. Woer, Stor looute , 18208 Mod · lesko Rd. , Oronge , Co li! . WESTWOLD DONA RESA 012210 Augusl 12, 1963 Mrs . Robe rt T. Middleton Mod River Morgon Stob les , Sondy Creek, New York

Letters My basic reason is that the typical Mo.r­ in my requ est for those who do not wish gan has a type of neck and natural head to pay the addit ional p~ice. But, show­ 1 ( Cr>ntinuedfrom Page 64) carriage for which this -sort of bridl e ing horses is at best' expensive, and this is much more suited than the high over­ increased cost, is not really a relevant Dear President Ferguson: draw check. Consequently, many Mor­ co.nsideration. It remains that a horse I should like to commend you for ga ns move much more stylishly and show is a show, and I fail to see any your critica l comments in the September natura lly in a combination bridle. There valid reason for refusing those who wish issue o.f the Magazine, especially those is a definitive distinction here between to use a combination bridle the right to co ne ming the use of artificia l aids for the Morgan and the Saddlebr ed, and l do so. poor feet. Whereas I think that a see no justificatio.n for aping the Saddle­ In general again, the "little ole buggy performance horse should move stylish­ bred custom to the disadvantage of the horse" concept is fine fo.r those who like ly with high nalur al action and should Morgan . it, but it is sheer confusion to mix this be given all reasonable advantages to Further, the combination bridle is sentiment with Sadd lebred rules for the do so, sound feet are essential. In gen­ much more showy on a Morgan and it distinctively stylish performance Mor­ eral, ther e is a somewhat ill-defined but complements a fine harness in such a gan . Hence , l favor regulations to pre­ clear and defjnit e distinction between way as to make much the same differ ­ serve and promot e the natural abilities reasonable aids for natural performance ence at that between mere ly a smart of the Morgan as a distinctiv ely fine and quite artificia l means and practices business suit and a tuxedo or even­ and flashy show ho.rse in his own right , for a false appearance . I think that this ing dress. And , since the Nationa l regardless of other considerations. I distinction should be more definitely is a show of horses, I think that the tru st that this request of mine for a defined perhaps and that, for the sake owners should be privileged to present change in the rule regarding combina­ of the great majority of sincere exhibi­ them to their best advantage. The re­ tion bridles meets wit h your approva l tors, the rules should be custo.marily cent pair class, by the contrast in appear­ and that you will give it both your care. recognized and where ttecessary en­ ance between those in combination and ful consideration and yo.ur serious sup­ forced. those in ordinary bridles, is. sufficient port . In this connection, I shou ld like to. evidence for my point. Sincerely yours, make a forma l request that the rule be Admitted ly, the combina tion bridle Dr. Blanchard W. Means changed to permit the optional use of a costs co.nsiderably more than an ordin­ Elm Hi ll Farm combination bridle in all harness classes. ary one and, hence, the optional factor Brookfield, Mass. 66 The MORGAN HORSE BREEDERS and OWNERS DIRECTORY

WHIPPOORWILL CAMELOTFARMS {greettWrim Jfarm Since 1945 "Top Morgans" Pleasure horses with on Box 343 R. enviable show reco,dl Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. AT STUD AT STUD 581-6933 MAN-BO of LAURELMONT 12443 WHIPPOORWILL DUKE Florida's Largest Breeding Stable HYLEE'S TOP BRASS 11713 10820 Stock For Sale Young stock available . Stock For Sale BOARDING - TRAINING Top bred mares. McCULLOCH FARM "Visitors are our pleasure" Old Lyme, Conn. MR. & MRS. ADAM YOUNG, owners GE 4-7603 Owner, Thomas H. White, Jr. Webster Highway . Temple. N. H. Mgr .Trg. John S. Diehl Tel. 654-9509 Bob lnkell, trainer

FURNACE BROOK MORGAN TAMARLEIMORGANS Include us In your Vermont Morqcm Fann MORGANS HORSE FARM Tour 0 for your pride and pleasure AT STUD QUALITY Colts and Broke Horses For Sale ORCLAND BOLD ADMIRAL D y Home of Chestnut - 14.2 hands PERCFNTAGE E .Sire Ulendon Dam: Wes t Fall Bold Beauty LIPPITT MANDATE 8331 Home of Dr. and Mrs. Frank D. Lathrop EMERALD'S COCHISE Marilyn & Harold Childs Stock Usually For Sale Chittenden , Vermont Karolyn HllL R.D.. Tunbrtdqe, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh C. Morrell P. 0. Pittsford, Vermont Phone ; Chelsea, Vt. 685-2151 RFD 1. Brattleboro , Vt., just off Route 5

TOWNE-AYRFARM High Pastures Morgan Horse MEETINGWATERS MORGANS "Morgans of Merit" Farm arc bred for type, disposition, good Brownsville, Vt. legs and feet, as well as high percent· LIPPITT ROB ROY Breeders of high percentage Morgans age of the original blood Small in stature but big in Morgan from carefully selected stock. A3)Ut At Stud ways . ansc of satis£;ction today - he~, 111 surancc of good Morgans tor to111urruw . CRITERION 13371 Visitors Welcome Stock For Sale LIPPITT ASHMORE 10811 Mrs. Harriet J . Hilts, owner Mr. and Mrs . Roderick E. Towne Mall : RFD 1. Wlndaor, VI. Frances H _I Bryant Montpelier, BD 3. Vermont Tel.; Reading 2272 Serenity Farm South Woodltoc:lc, VL

SUNSET FARM BAR-T FARMS TOWNSHEND R.F.D. 1. Bethel, Maine Rowley Massachusetts Morgan-Holstein Farm Breed to the Best tREGISTEREDMORGANS Breeders of the True Type At Stud At Stud Home of LITTLE HAWK 11398 ORCLAND LEADER Sire: Ulendon Dam: Vlgllda Burkland ORCLAND VIGILDON Young Stock For Sale. Colts usually for sale. TOWNSHEND VIGIT

Norman & Phyllis Dock, owners Mr. and Mrs . Stephen P. Tompkins Mr . & Mrs. Roger E. Ela & Nancy Bolton. MaH.

l VISITORS WELCOME ORCLANDFARMS A STOCK FOR SALE "W here Champions Are Born" MERRYLEGSFARM u At Stud "The pleasure their ottmers take in ULENDON 7831 our ."1forgl1'11sis a source of great R America 's greot prove n sire of Champlona pride to us." E ORCLAND DONDARLING 12261 L This outstandi ng son of Ulendon Grand FARM Champion Stallion 1963 National Morgan Stock for Sale 0 Hor'le Show. Morgans of all ages for sale. Mr. & Mn. D. C. MACMUUJlf N and SUSAN Mr. & Mrs. W. Lyman Orcutt Mabel Owen, owner Bible Hill Rd •• Francestown. N. H. T West Newbury, Massachusetts So. Dartmouth , Maaa. BREEDERS and OWNERS DIRECTORY

Nat ional Pleasure Champion VOORHIS FARM JOSELENE HILLS Red Hook, Dutch••• CoWlty, N- York At Stud At Stud PECOS 8969 MR. SHOWMAN his son RAN­ Lippitt Mondale x Lippitt Solly Moro SEALECT OF WINDCREST 10427 BUNCTIOUS & KINGSTON 11906 12947 COUNT BENAIDA VONA Horses of all ages and sexes for Upwey Ben Don x Countess Aida Vona sale at all times. Stock For Sale Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Voorhis, owner Fred Herrick, trainer HILLCRESTACRES FARM Mr . and Mrs . Joseph Vona Mrs. D. Dalrymple, Elmira, N. Y. RE 2-5560 Frederick. Maryland

DOOLEY STABLES Palomino Horses -REATA­ P.H.B.A MORGAN M.H.C. For quality in Performance - MORGAN HORSE Conformation - Bloodlines Double -Registered Home of BEAUTY - QUAUTY At Stud DEVAN JASON 11568 FLEETWING (Captain Fillmore - Lady Cap) PINELAND VIGIL MARCH Stop and see ou, Morgans whe~ ,n this area. Joe L. Young Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Andreoli Route No. 2 8 mllea aouth of Box 522 LaGrange . Georgia ~.. mile south Rte. 18 on Bt•. 94 Weatemlle. Ohio Delaware on Rt. 23 RD l, Box 118, Wadaworth, Ohio Telephone 268-3561 Searls Springwater Stock Farm O'NEILL MORGAN HORSE EMERALD ACRES MORGAN FARM Box 813, Manino. lllmola At Stud FARM "Breeders of quality MorgCJDafor three Home of generations. " CINNAMON KING 10858 ARCHIE Carrying Archie "O", De)ornette, Lippitt and "0" Captai n Red bloodlines. At Stud Champion Parade Horse , '56-'57-'58-'59 Senior Sire: EMERALD'S SKYCHIEF 11366 ARCHIE HEROD "L" 10071 Sire: Lorruby King Royale Reserve '60-'61, a breeder of champions Dom: Ann ie De)omette Sevlcea of Quality, StamlDa That Stay9 A stallion who was born of quality. has Ray and Esther Searls Visitors Welcome Stoel:: For Sale quality , and produces quality. Modora. llllnoia Harry and Dorothy Hornback Young stock usually for sale. Mr. & Mrs. Orwin _~. Osman and Son Phone Jerseyville 2970R Manteno , Illinois Phone Howard 8-8633 Phone HO 8-8632 ARKOMIA MORGANS BIG BEND FARMS GREEN HILL FARM Registered Morgans of Classic Quality MORGANS At Stud "The Best in the Middle West" GREEN HILL'S DEV-TONE 11548 LIPPITT JEEP 8672 At Stud ARCHIE'S O's DUPLICATE 11493 (Royalton Justin Darling-Devon Gold) Champions Arkomlo Morgans ore bred for the sheer enjoyme nt of keeping them just "Morgon" WINilCREST PLAY BOY 12096 that's all. ORCLAND GAY KNIGHT 12825 "COME AND SEE US'' Young Stock Usually For So le Manager-Trainer Owners Dr. and Mrs. Norman B. Dobin Harry Andre The Wm. W. Bartons Mr . & Mrs. Walter Carroll & Family 10222 South Bell Avenue RR2 1806 Natlon;:ti Ave. 36225 W. Nine Mlle Rd .. Farmington, Mich. Chicago - BEnrly 8-0942 - DI. Winnebago , Ill. Rockford. DI. GRoenleaf 4-1363

WOODS and WATER FARMS WILDWOOD MORGAN RANCH HILLVIEW FARM Michigan's Top Morgan Breeder AT STUD Two Iowa 's Top Stallions MOR-A YR SUPREME 11341 We enjoy showing our barnfull of Mahogany chestnut with star - most FUDGE ROYALE (Dk. chestnut) famous Morgans to visitors. The popular in North Central Area - Sire: Tarman Dam: lllowona Patsy Red compliments are rewarding. His get are placing on top . PRINCE COBRA (Dk. chestnut) Sire : Chie1 Cobra Dam: Llzza Yes, we always have Morgans to sell. Stock for sale · Visitors Always Welcome Visitors Welcome Walter and Rheda Kane South Lyon. Mlc:hlgan W. F. Honer and Sons MR. & MRS. WARREN HOHMBRAKER Rt. 2, St. Joaeph, Mlml. Sperry. Iowa BREEDERS and OWNERS DIRECTORY

"FUNQUEST" MORGANS SUNCRESTSTOCK RANCH CHAR-ELMORGAN HORSES At Stud At Stud SHAWALLA DIVIDE 12143 UPWEY KING BENN DICKIE'S PRIDE (Palomino) THE BROWN FALCON Chestnut - 14.2 KINGS RANSOME (Dk. Chestnut) Accomodations for mares a nd mares with CHIEF RED HAWK loals. Boarding - Training - School of FUNQUEST FALCON Bred for conformation - Riding . Disposition - Color FLYHAWK'S BLACK STAR Visitors Most Welcome SUNFLOWER KING Stock For Sale Chas. and Elaine Akes EARL MAYLONE, Manager R. 3, Box 45A Stuart G. Hazard Rt. 2. Box 71, JacksonvWe, Oregon Milton Freewater, Ore. 1308 College AH., Topeka. Kama• Phone 899-1157 Phone 938-3834

TILLICUMACRES MOREEDA ACRES MOSHER BROS. MORGANS At Stud Breeders of Tru-Type Morgans Conformation, disposition, ability to BALD MT. GLORY MHC 13945 AT STUD perform plus high percentage of (Easter Twilight - Helen's Glory) MEREDITH STARLIGHT MHC 12881 original blood. Lippitt and Lippitt -government breed­ (Timmy Twilight • Lippitt Georgiana) CONDO and his beautiful young Natural Action - Confom,atlon - Dl1po1ltlon ing exclusively, thus we are combining High-Percentage Blood son CLASSY BOY now standing two of the most respected strai ns of Young breeding stock ava ilable . at Stud. Morgans . Lippitt & Lippitt-Archie .. 0 .. bloodlines only Stock For Sale Vl1llors Welcome Visitors Welcome Earl H. & Norma Lucille Reeder "Amos", "Howard", "Leo" Mosher 2124 East 7000 So .• Salt Lake City 17. Utah James J. McKeon Route 1, Box 168, • AYalon Road Route II, Darlington, Wisconsin Phone CR 7-3278 JanenWe , Wt.con•ln Box 154, LaPorte, Colorado Phone 776-4038 Phone, .Pleasant 4-9737 (Area code 308) WHITE RIVER MORGANS WAER'S .~ORGAN HORSES BAR RUNNING W BAR RANCH At Stud We are proud to be known by the EAGER BEAVER 12770 Morgans we own. Highest quality Morgan horses raised (Broadwall Brigadier x Bambi Moon) At Stud in rugged working ranch country. Co.Its For Sale from I(jng Pine and REX'S MAJOR MONTE WAER'S DANNY BOY Young stock for sale. Eager Beaver Visitors Welcome WAER'S PLAY BOY Young stock for sale-Visitors welcome Dr. and Mrs. Whittenberger Don Berlie and DOUBLE F. RANCH John and Jean Schuhmacher P. 0. Box 2356, Cheyenne , Wyoming Frank and Frieda Waer Box 669 18208 Modjeska Rd.. Orange. Calli. Chadron, Nebraska Ph. 58, -7919

FAIRLEA Bee MORGAN Corrals H. SEEWALD The Best of New England in JIM - VIRGINIA BANTA MORGAN HORSES New Mexico WINDCREST BOB B 12097 We offer a fine selection of Mor ­ Upwey Ben Don 8843 Bald Mt. Carol 08028 gans with excellent blood lines. t. At Stud FAIRLEA TROUBADOUR 13912 INQUIRIES INVITED TRIUMPH 10167 Windcrest Bob B Monterey Belle Come and visit our corrals anytime. Sire: Mentor 8627 Dam: Damsel 04822 12097 07120 Route 1. Box 210-X WM. K. WOODARD, M. D. Santa Fe. New Mexico 528 Westgate Lane. NW Rte. #1, Box 376 AMARILLO, TEXAS 11. S. Highway Pho ne Albuquerque, N. M. Tel. DI 4-0377 Routes 285-64 GL 5-2984

CLASSIFIED FOR SALE: Kanthaka , handsome six FOR SALE: Too many horses for my ( Continued from Page 70) year old bay stallion by Miller's Admiral facilities. Mayfield 07268, solid red cheat - out of MIBS Tweedie and Glorila, Illinois . nut Morgan mare, 14.3, 1.000 Iba .• drives. FOR SALE: Registered Morgan stud. 3 State Fair Champion mare by Agazzlz out rides English or Western. $350.00. Bfood years old, light chestnut color. very showy. of Knora Knox, bred to Kanthaka. Contact bay stud colt, foaled May 5, now being good disposition. C. E. NORBURY. Coha ­ GLORIA SW ARTZ. Spruce Head Island. registered. excellent prospect. $300.00. gen, Montana. Maine. CHAS. and JEAN SUTflN. 6627 Stanley FOR SALE: Morgan gelding. two years, FOR SALE: Registered 15 year old chest­ Ave •• Carmichael. Calif . IV 3-2693. bay. 14.2. very gentle, Intelligent, agile, nut Morgan mare by Senator Graham with MORGANS: Complete dispersal by Min­ started. Ph. area 513 • 678-6717. JOHN filly foaled July 4th. Also her yearling nesota's largest breeder. Excellent blood TILTON. West Manchester. Ohio. ZIP 45382. stud. 14.3 hands, chestnut, winner of Class lines. Thia is show stock. Visitors wel­ MUST SELL before winter. Yearling fllly 1963 Ohio Morgan Gold Cup. Chestnut come. R-K RANCH, Glyndon, Minn. (Wind-crest Springtime x Jubilee 's Courage). weanling stud. Caplor-Rlc?rd9 blood llnes. FOR SALE: 8 year old regstered Mor· Nice disposition, red chestnut. Reasonable. Two · beautiJul fllly foals, one black, one genthusiast. Personalized with names. and broodmares In foal to him. Just too GORDON. Middleburgh, N. Y. VA 7-5089. For samples, write F. C. ALLER. P. O. Box many good horses. Sharon Center. Ohio, 95, Berwyn. Penna. FOR SALE: A Stylish deep chestnut filly RD l, Area Code 216 CE 9-9641. (April 1) Rich In Mansfield blood. M. R. WANT 4 REGISTERED MORGAN GELD­ FOR SALE: Mares, fillies. gelding, c:olt HOFFMAN. Route 10, Box 345K, Indian· INGS for riding sc:hool suitable for begin­ must be sold. Upwey Ben Don and Ulen. apolla, Ind. Phone TW 4-7457. ning students. Prefer West Coast location or don bloodlines. ROBERT MIDDLETON. FOR SALE: Chestnut filly, foaled April price lnc:luding transportation. Perfect home Westwold Farm. W. Brattleboro. Vt. in rolling California hills with permanent 23rd, '63. Always In the ribbons. Sire: pasture and Ideal c:are by experienced FOR SALE: Registered Morgans Black Fudge Royale. Dam: Lina. Black year · trainer and modem barns. RED FOX 10 yr. mare, $550; chestnut 3 yr. filly, $600. Ung fllly, foaled May 10, '62. Great show Both In foal to registered chestnut Morgan. STABLES. Gilroy, California. 408-Vl 2-2884. prospect, good ac:Uon. Sire: Fudge Royale. Green broke, ride, drive. Black yearling Eugene Vaughn, Trainer; Robert Morgan , Dam: Lizza. WARREN HOHMBRAKER. owner. lilly $450. Tall. fine boned, good heads. Sperry, Iowa. Located near Interstate hwy. 94, dlrec:Uy oil ( Continu ed on Page 69) FOR SALE: Pretty two year bay mare, Interchange. RAY GAIER, Cleveland, N. MHR 011924. No special breeding; little Dak. Tel. SO 3-4565. breed type. Stands 15¥2 hands and goes FOR SALE: Morgan mare Oatka Frosty oU both ends. Hottest three-galled pros­ Lady 09153 Oatka Raman x Townsend pect we 've seen. Professionally trained Lady Selec:tfleld) bred to Royal Crest to hameBB, shown onc:e to reserve junior Parader (Parade x Blanc:arita). Also bay mar,e wlll require skillful training. Sl,200. gelding Royal Crest Saber 11908. harneH, BRUCEWOOD FARM. 25W700 Geneva Rd •• Wheaton . saddle, cart, etc:. Lot or separate. RAY m. : . MAAS. 304 Salmon Creek Road. Brockport, FOR SALE: Reg. Morgan pleasure mare N. Y. for c:h!Id or adult. Height 14.3. Lovely FOR SALE: Reg. Morgan mare, 3 yr. old dlspotlllion and c:onfonnatlon. GRANT. JEAN chestnut. 14.3, 1000 Iba., started In har· Main St., Townsend. Mass. TeL 302. neas. DEWEY LOGELAND, Grantsburg , FOR SALE: Weanling c:olt (Lippitt Wisconsin. Tweedle Dee x Lippitt Gloria), yearling filly FOR SALE: Purebred Morgan stallion, Orc:land Leader x Locket), Lippitt Gloria 2 years, 5 months old. registered, father. (Lippitt Sam x Lippitt Gladys Moro) a proven 1st Day Dapper Dan. $1350.00. Contact ALVERUS pleasure and broodmare. These horses have 20 MILE PLEASURERIDE - includes Chuck LUND, 281 Old Jonas HW Road. Lafayette, been handled by c:hlldren all summer. Wagon lunch. Group Dinner at night. ~ide Calif. Phone 283-3274. Prices atar1 at $500. DONALD C. MAC. starts and ends at CapeCod Animal Hospital, MULKIN. Laurelmont Farm. Bible Hll1 Rd •• FALL CLEARANCE on horse trailers. RaceLane, W . Barnstable. Francestown. N. H. 03043. Tel. 874-2427. largest selection In New England. Includ­ 2nd Day ing one three-horse trailer by Exhibitor, 4-H STABLEMATEGYMKHANA - three cham­ FOR SALE: Ashbrook Farm la over­ fully equipped. A few good used factory crowded! We have sold the one filly we pionships. . . Juniors, 13 years and ~nder. made trailers In excellent c:ondltlon. Now wished to sell, but we have perhaps one Seniors: 14 years to 20 years. Old Timers: la the time to buy and save. WAGON broodmare bred to foaL We have , however 21 years and older. Lunch on sale at Chuck WHEEL. 13 Worcester Rd •• Townsend. Mau. two beautiful colts. one bay out of Lippitt Wagon.Held at Cape Cod Animal Hospital. RaceLane , West Barnstable. Nonna, lovely c:onfonnatlon and dlsposltlon. FOR SALE: Fine harness buggy - late Offers ac:c:epted on this one . In order to model Houghton. New velvet seat. new 3rd Day clear our barn. We reserve the right to re­ tires, new shaft ends. Looks llke a new one A DAYAT HIGHWOOD OF FAMOUSNEW SEA­ fuse any offer. The moat beautiful c:olt In and has been used very little. . Priced to BURY- as guestsof EquestrianVillage . Beach our barn la a c:hoc:olate chestnut with red sell! LYNMAC STABLE, Jericho, Vermont. ride at 9:30 a.m. Lunchin Idea Homesat noon. tall and mane by Lippitt Ashmore. He la 802-899-4942. Specialring programat 1 p.m. No charges, but a wonderful show prospect. excellent type FOR SALE: Norbert 13564, two 'f9'U old reservationsessential for this day's event. dlspoaltion. natural high action. Priced to palomino colored registered Morgan stat. Stl"III ud 111111ratal1 IYlill•I•. S,.cill •Ital selL but not at a bargain. We will not lion by Yellow Cat out of R. B. Nonna. ahe ma 11m Nn arr111td ftr Yllitors. llllln' pab weIce•• · undersell hlm. Call CR 9·6082 or CR by Senator AIJen by Senator Graham. High Fii' ce1111lltaltftrutln. 111try11d l'ISlffltlN 9-4234. We wlll have flllles nex1 ~ear and knee and hock action. very atyllsh. Good , ...... wrtta, perhaps a mare or two. MARGARET RICE. show prospect. green broke. Write: TED MU. I. D. CUWI, 15 CEDAIST~ HYANNIS,MASS. Rockbotton Lodge, Meredith. N. H. HAGEMOSER. Ewing, Nebraska. FU QUEST FARMS: The pictures be­ low of stallions from our stud illustrate rather well the extremes of type and con­ formation found among Mo.rgans today. The one on the left expresses very strongly the characteri tic of what is most generally considered to be the old type Morgan. The one o.n the right illustrates the type of Morgans elected by the first breeders of merican Saddle Horses for blending with thoroughbred blood to develop the Ameri­ can Saddle Ho.rse. If the illustrations contained in the several volumes of the Morgan Ho.rse Registry are typical of their respective periods, one can afely conclude that much of the same range of variations in type and conforma­ tion has existed from the time Justin Mor ­ Stuart ~. ~azard gan himself. It therefore profits us little to. argue whic h type is the more aut hentic 1308 College Avenue original. Greater gain will be realized by ana lyzing present day uses of Morgans to Topeka, Kan sas determine the respective requirements of conformation and by producing Morgans of the type and conformation best suited to these purposes. Horses o.f this type can be produced from other than Morgan breeding but no other breed has been en­ dowed wit h such admirable characteristics FOR SALE: of temperament and con titution a the Morgan horse for present day uses. All of the desired Morgan characteri tic Weanling Colts and Fillies are included within the parameters of type and conformation of these tallions. If the Morgan breed ha a prob lem today Yearling and 2-year-old Colts it is that of obtaining a better focus on breed type and standards of conformatioJ1 for the benefit of judges and breeders. Our breeding program is directed toward preserving the distinctive Morgan appear. :-1 . ance (type) and maintaining latitude in conformation adequate to satisfy all anti­ cipated uses.

THE BROWN FALCON 11180 FUNQUEST BENMORE 13667 GREENMEADS MORGAN WEANLINGSALE Saturday, October 12, 1963 25 FILLIES 10 STALLIONS PARADE FOR INSPECTION 11 A. M. SALE PROMPTLY AT 1:30 P. M.

'The Proof of the Pudding is . . ."

Thirty-nine horses exhibited at the 1963 National Morgan Horse Show had been purchased at previous Green Meads Sales . Twenty -two of these were ribbon winners this yea r, and won 41 ribbons in 21 different classes . They included: Grand Champion Mare Junior Champion Mare Sta llions One Year Old 1st Stallions Three Years Old 1st Mares Three Years Old 1st Stallions Under 15 Hands, Saddle 1st Stallions Three Years Old , Saddle 1st Stallions in Harness 1st Mares and Geldings Three Years Old in Harness 1st Also: 9 Seconds , 3 Thirds, 3 Fourths , 10 Fifths, 5 Sixths , 1 Seventh and 1 Eighth

We are prou d of this record, and offer it as proof that top w eanlings are alw a ys to be found at the Green Meads Morgan Sale !

You Can Buy With Confidence At This Sale! Green Meads Farm Richmond , Massachusetts

DARWIN S. MORSE, Sale Manager E. M. GRANGER, JR., Auctioneer