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( to a 6ift t,141thgrrivtinit for Cillrigttitati Justin Morgan Sound Film Fund 1 30 ERNEST ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I.

We have the most versatile American Breed. The largest one breed show. The best printed registry. Now let's have a sound film that will commemorate this great breed with its American Heritage. Let others know what we have. There is only one way to have this sound film and that is for you Morgan Owners to help. Do it now. Send checks or money orders to the above address.

Dear Friends of the :

The response to my appeal for funds for the sound film has been most gratifying. Opening the envelopes is like unwrapping gifts at Christmas time. There may be a check for $50.00 from a person one has never heard of or two dollars from some little girl with a note telling how she wants to help. Then there are checks from people who are interested in the Morgans but do not own one. Hard to believe we received checks and notes from Quarter Horse people who think the Morgan is also a good breed. It is no wonder ihe Quarter Horse people have done such an outstanding pro- motional job when their owners are so enthusiastic they overlap their gifts to the Morgan breed.

At the time I brought this matter up at the directors meeting I did not know and evidently the directors were unaware Mr. Russell had ideas of making a film. Mr. Russell's offer of help is appreciated but first we must raise the necessary money, and to make a good sound film it costs a lot of money.

If you have sent your check or money order many thanks, if not please do it now.

Sincerely,

eedl ;Wig/i/1

P. S. We mailed about 3900 letters; about 500 came as people have moved, died, or the address is wrong. If you own a Morgan and did not get a letter, please mail a post card with your name and address printed to the Morgan Horse Club, Inc., so we can have an up to date mailing list of Morgan owners. ri1i311i

MRS. FERGUSON HOLDING MR. FERGUSON HOLDING BROADWALL GOLDEN LASS 08910 BROADWALL GOLDEN GIRL 08911

These two mares have been ridden on the Green Mountain 50 Mile Pleasure Ride for the past three years.

We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Hogan on buying the full brother of Broadwall Golden Girl (Sierra Prince 11167). We consider this an excellent gelding and hope they will enjoy him.

We are selling in Mr. Morse's sale a maternal half-sister to Broadwall Golden Girl ( filly, Broadwall Pcitenci 010477). You will like our four foals.

Mr. and Mrs. J. CECIL FERGUSON Greene, R. I.

OUR COVER TABLE OF CONTENTS

SPECIAL FEATURES

Editorial 5 The President's Corner 5 Estes Park All Morgan Show A Success a Green Mountain Stock Farm All Morgan Show 10 Vermont 100 Mile Trail Ride 12 Mid-Atlantic All-Morgan Show 13 Mid-Atlantic 5th Annual Trail Ride 36 7th Annual Michigan All-Morgan Show 38 Brunswick, N. J. 38 Illinois State Fair 40

Nancy Ela #33, on Townshend REGULAR FEATURES Lady-O-Peace, the highest placing Mor- Hints to Horsekeepers 6 gan in the Vermont 100 Mile Trail North of the Border 7 Ride, comes down the trail ahead of Ohio Morgan News 14 New England News 16 June Brackett on Mayquinn, on one Mid-America Morgan News 17 of the few level spots on these beauti- Pacific Northwest Association 16 Central States News 36 ful trails. This is probably the out- Northern California News 37 standing amateur event of its kind for Mississippi Valley News 39 New York State News 41 horse lovers in the East. Three days of riding in the beautiful Vermont countryside on their favorite Morgan Officers of The Morgan Horse Club is a pleasure these girls will not forget President GERALD F. TAFT for many years to come. Even Lady- Northville, Michigan Vice-President J. CECIL FERGUSON 0-Peace seems to be enjoying herself. Greene, Rhode Island also. Treasurer WHITNEY STONE 90 Brcad St., New York 4, N. Y Secretary FRANK B. HILLS 90 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y. Please get your registra- tions in early. Do not wait The Morgan Horse Magazine until December 31st. Vol. XIX October 1959 No. 9

Person who owns the A Monthly mare at time of foaling The Official Publication of THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB. Incorporated MUST register the 90 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y. offspring. Please send all correspondence regarding subscriptions and advertising to publication office: The Morgan Horse Magcoine. Leominster, Mass. The Morgan Horse Club, Publisher Otho F. Eusey Inc. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Ray Anderson Ern Pedler 90 Broad Street Jane Behling Rheda Kane Mabel Owen Ruth Rogers New York, N. Y. Rodney Gould Helene Zimmerman Eve Oakley Mrs. Keith Morse Barbara Bell Mrs. Henry L. Nelsen Sheila Cunningham Pat Werts Joan Hodgkin Barbara White

The Editor and staff of The Morgan Horse Magazine and the Morgan SEPTEMBER COVER Horse Club, Inc., are not responsible for opinions and statements ex- pressed in signed articles or paid advertisements. These opinions Our September cover featured the J. are not necessarily the opinions of the editor and staff of this journal. Cecil Fergusons entry as the win- SUBSCRIPTION RATES ner of the "Cavalcade Americana" One Year S3.50 Two Years 56.50 Three Years 59.00 which was judged Saturday by the Canada 54.00 Foreign Rate $4.50 per year spectators. Stubs were marked and The MORGAN HORSE MAGAZINE, published monthly except January placed in the ballot box, to determine by THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB, INC., 90 Broad St., New York, New the placings in this class. We are sorry York. Printed by The Eusey Press, Leominster, Mass. Entered as second we neglected to mention this in the class matter at post office, Leominster, Mass. Closing date for copy and September issue. advertising lst of month preceding date of publication. Copyright 1959 by The Morgan Horse Magazine. An Editorial The President's Corner We went to Woodstock, and as in other years, coud not help but By marvel at the beautiful little town, taken as though from another era. G. F. TAFT

There is no railroad to bring the usual holiday crowds and mar the As your new President 1 feel that scenery which is without compare. If you have been to Woodstock in riding my first message to you should pay season, you know whereof we speak. tribute to our immediate Past Presi- dent, Frederick 0. Davis, better known We thought of another visitor to Woodstock many years ago. Of as "Ted." ,.hat- diminutive little , the stories of whose feats of strength have been passed on from generation to generation, the horse with a parade gait, and It has been my privilege to be on showy manners so that even, it is said, a president of the United States chose the Board of Directors of The Morgan him for his mount in a parade: Horse Cub, Inc., for the past twelve years tvih Ted. I know that his every But mostly we think of the tales of his powers in outwalking, out- thought has been how to improve the running and outpulling every horse pitted against him. He pulled the plow Club, how to establish a closer contact on week-days, but on Sunday took the family in their best "bib and tucker" with a widely scattered membership, to the village church. and how to win your support for the the Club's projects. .Ted has given This was the little horse that was tough enough to work with the best generously of his time and material of them but also the tops as a show horse and today we have a sequel, goods to the Club. It has been the pri- although possibly in reverse. vilege of a great many of you, through his travels over the nation from coast It was in Northampton in late July that we saw the "Prima Donnas" of to coast in behalf of the Club, to per- the horse world, fat, sassy, and showy. High stepping and groomed to per- sonally see his enthusiasm for both fection. We have seen none better. They would have been fit entries for the Club and the Morgan Horse. .He any show on earth. And they gave a good account of themselves. has been an inspiration to all of us. Only to those of to who came in con- Then on Labor Day week-end we again saw the descendants of Justin tact with him more frequently comes Morgan lean and hard, without an ounce of fat in one of the most grueling the realization of how much he has and toughest of competitions. The occasion was the Vermont 100 Mile Trail ride, sponsored by the Green Mountain Horse Associatin, 40 miles a day given the Club. on the steepest trails (some almost vertical) for two days with a 7 hour maxi- I have considerable misgivings as I mum. Then 20 miles the third day with a 3 hour maximum. Only the best assume the duties of which Ted has of and riders completed, you have read the results elsewhere. asked to be relieved. I only hope that I may be able to accomplish a fraction We were proud of the 11 Morgans entered and of the seven who of the good he did for the Club. .1 were proud enough of the Morgan blood in their mounts to list them as "part am happy that he is continuing on the Morgan." We appreciated the "oh's" and "ah's" of the onlookers whenever a Board of Directors as we shall all bene- Morgan appeared on the trail. You, too, would have been proud. fit from his experience and advice. Considering all of the good Morgans in New England, we failed to be We lost two Directors this year, Mrs. proud of the number entered. A breed show that can boast 350 entries I. Alan Ferguson (Patty Davis) who should be able to turn out more than 11 for this, the finest test of horse represented the Ohio group and has and rider in the East. recently moved to the state of New York, and Earl Krantz of Vermont. We need our show. It promotes the breed and is second to no other Earl has long served on the Board of medium, but the trail ride will give us a well-rounded program. It proves Directors, how long I can't even re- the versatility which made the original Justin Morgan famous, and of which member, but long before my time on we boast today. the Board. Earl, as most of you know, ryas for many years in charge of the A ribbon in Woodstock is equal to one in Northampton, to some it is United States Morgan Horse Farm at superior because it shows the "using qualities." However, it is tough training Middlebury, Vermont. His contribu- for both horse and rider. it does mean long hours, and real sacrificing for tion to the breeding of Morgan horses some, but the results are gratifying will be forever apparent. Earl's sound, down to earth advice will be missed. It may mean a month in Vermont after the National to condition both He has served long and faithfully, his horse and rider, Nancy Ela and Mary Bunting recommend this. Places are retirement has been well earned. available for a nominal fee. It is my pleasure to welcome two If we are going to hold our own with other breeds we'll have to revise new members to the Board of Direc- our thinking and our training programs. Morgans are not dominating these tors, Mr. Darwin S. Morse of Massa- rides as in other years. Let's take the wraps off some of the "Prima Donnas". chusetts and Mr. Gene L. Angel of Let's give Morgans a better chance in 1960. Ohio.

OCTOBER, 1959 5 national basis, the amount would merit your salute. WATS TO HORSE IMCPCIA Some regional associations and clubs have accomplished a great deal that will Horsemen's Associations and Riding Clubs be of benefit to their individual mem- By MABEL OW EN bers for decades to come through their support of local and state laws designed to proect the horseman and his rights. Because of its extremely rapid build- Horsemen band together for a num- ing are taken and read and entertain- ing growth, California passed zoning ber of reasons — for protection, for the ment is almost always of an instructive laws which virtually condemned the associations such groups provide, for nature, however painless. The amount small rancher in many valley areas to sport, for knowledge, for altruism. of useful knowledge imparted to each oblivion. Banding together, a number Such organizations vary in size al- member in the course of a year is of riding groups drew up plans for most as much as in their reasons for phenomenal and often extremely de- odorless stables, collected petition sign- being. Some contain a handful of flating to the ego of an adult who had ers by the gross, and did succeed in members — others are nationwide — previously, considered himself to be modifying a few of the statutes to the and some exceed even those bound- somewhat of an expert horseman. extent that, at least in fringe areas, aries. There are small groups, often For adults, a horseman's association most youngsters are at least as welcome made up of people who live and ride or riding club has almost as much to to keep a horse as they are to have a in some specific area. Others are re- offer, perhaps even more. Local rid- hot rod. And with only an occasional gional. Among the latter can be found ing clubs are usually an asset to any editorial comment as to which is better a large number of state or area breed community. Many of them have been for him! Similar work was done some associations and groups of horse show instrumental in opening and maintain- years ago in the Chicago area when exihibitors or racing owners. The ing many miles of riding paths. Some other industrial growth threatened the small local 4-H clubs belong in turn have built regulation show rings with existence of many miles of beautiful to county, state and national associa- smaller schooling rings and cross- riding trails. Today most of our large ions. The similar Pony Clubs are in country jumping courses worthy of cities still contain parks where horses their turn affiliated with parent or- Olympic try-outs. Comfortable club- and riders are welcome, a thorough- ganizations in the United States, Can- houses and stabling facilities are by no going anachronism to those who ada and Great Britain. The very means uncommon. Many riding clubs favor progress with its stark, cement august Jockey Clubs, one of which offer an opportunity for any number architecture, but none at all to the exists in almost every country that has of social gatherings, day and moon- tired business executive whose only any form of organized racing, wield light trail riding, breakfast rides, over- relaxation is an early morning ride. much of their power by virtue of the night rides and all of their almost Regional breed organizations are al- strength of their organization. countless variations. For the most so growing enormously in numbers To a certain extent, the aims of every part, such clubs are, per se, limited in and interest. At first glance, theirs kind of horsemen's association and rid- membership to those who own their seem narrow in both membership and ing club are similar. Each one seeks own horses. Horsemen's assocations, accomplishment, but first glances sel- to impart knowledge and to make on the other hand, are considerably dom reveal much beyond the packag- rules, for the betterment of riders, rid- broader in scope. These often are re- ing. Designed to help promote a single ing and riding conditions. If you doubt gional rather than so strictly local, and breed in a single area, such groups are that this is so, read the history of the frequently include as members those perforce aware of the keen competition Jockey Club in America — or the char- who ride for pleasure, those who fol- offered by other breeds in the same ter under which your local Pony Club low the show circuits, breeders, train- locale. With the exception of Thor- was organized. The Park Avenue ers, stable owners — and many who oughbreds and in their headquarters of the former are a very no longer ride or show but who enjoy own field of endeavor, no single breed far cry from those of the latter, which the contact with a sport they once of horse or pony can be offered as the may be an empty box stall in a neigh- knew and loved. Relatively few such only mount for any saddle purpose. borhood stable, but their basic policies associations own their own grounds Quarterhorse breeders boast that theirs were made on a very similar level none- or trails, but on the other hand, such is the only hOrse for ranch work, and theless. Pony Clubs and 4-H Clubs groups are usually much more active try not to see Morgans, Arabians and are primarily meant to be educational, in the promotion of horse shows, gym- even doing the job to provide each member with the khanas or trail rides. Perhaps because equally well. The competition for the knowledge of how to care for his of the broader interests they represent title of "America's Family Horse" is horse or pony, how to ride it and feed horsemen's associations are often active equally keen, and if Morgans lead the it, how to conduct himself and his in regional affairs, and often contri- pack there, it is only by dint of work- horse or pony with the maximum of bute liberally to local charities. A ing at it—hard. Area breed organiza- pleasure to both — and the minimum recent survey by a nationwide organi- tions serve their members in other of danger to himself, itself and the zation revealed that less than 5% of ways too. Meeting other breeders, see- innocent bystander. Instruction is us- the horse shows held in the United ing their stock at field days and one- ually in the form of classes, directed, States were, either wholly or in part, breed shows is of no small benefit to pushed or cajoled by local horsemen. for the benefit of other than charitable any one breeder. If he only sees a stal- Meetings are conducted by the mem- purposes. No total sum of the money so lion he likes, and sends a mare there bers according to the proper rules of collected was even hinted at, but if for one better colt than she otherwise procedure. The minutes of each meet- local successes were projected on a might have had, his membership has

6 The MORGAN HORSE paid him well. If he meets someone but many others have found that their LETTA; 2nd, TRAVAILLE; 3rd, KIL- with whom he can share transportation budget will support a year of excellent GORAN ROCKWOOD; 4th, KILGORAN REDWOOD. to a distant stallion or a distant show, movies and speakers without any un- then it has paid him doubly well. Such due strain. You see, people aren't only And lots of new horses coming in meetings and field days are often of gregarious, they are also, for good or Mr. and Mrs. A. Mills, DeWinton great local interest. The value of the bad, pretty fair imitators. It will not Alberta, have purchased a five year publicity given a breed by their news- do to tell someone his horse is badly old broodmare, Nancy Gate, and her paper coverage cannot be overesti- kept and badly ridden. Show him in- suckling colt by Silver Rockwood mated. stead a movie of one that is well-kept from Miss Barbara Bell, Walla Walla, All of which leads up to the question and well-ridden. He will make his Washington. The mare has been bred that, if such groups have already proven own comparisons and draw his own back to Silver Rockwood, so when she so beneficial, is there really room or conclusions. And usually make his own foals next spring there will be six of need for more? The answer is, of improvements in his own good time, his get in Alberta. course, "Look around you." Are the and if that should come to pass, then Mr. John Haugen, Lorenburn, Sas- trails as good as they could be? As he has justified the existence of any katchewan, is a brand new Morgan en- long and varying? As easy of access? organization. thusiast and has just recently purchased Are local horses as well cared for as a 15 month old colt, Mountain Blaze, they could be? Do the children ride from Mr. and Mrs. L. Merrill, Moor- well enough for their own safety and head, Minn. Mr. Haugen had a very that of others? If you can answer "yes" North of the Border nice visit while in Moorhead, met many to all of those questions, you must By PEGGY MCDONALD of the Morgan people, enjoyed their live in a horseman's Utopia and please, wonderful hospitality and saw their The majority of horsemen in the is there room there for me? If it's Morgans. Mountain Blaze is the very Calgary area are now aware that there "no," even to one question, then pick popular with a light mane are Morgans in and around the city. a convenient evening, sweep out the and , and his owner hopes to find Two shows with Morgan line classes tackroom, and ask a half-dozen or so him a stablemate in the form of a have already passed and another is of your riding cronies to drop in and Morgan mare in the near future. still to come, October 5-10, to be exact. talk the situation over. Remember that The owner of Kilgoran Rockwood, And the Morgan is showing up in the most riding groups were started so, on Bill Unger, Albert Park, Alberta, has open performance classes also. a very small scale, sometimes with a new half Morgan, a typy bay colt The results of the line classes at the only four or five people serving as out of a grade mare and by Kilgoran Alberta Light Horse Show, July 29 - charter members. If its convenient to Morgan Farm's Travaille. visit other similar groups, do so. If Aug. 1, inclusive. not, then ask for, and read, copies of , three years and over: Won by From Quebec comes the news of a TRAVAILLE, owned by Kiigoran Morgan new colt—a chestnut out of the mare their by-laws. They may not be strict- Farm, Albert Park. ly applicable to your purposes, but they Larita and by UVM Colfield, and will always provide some help. It is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Graham Bock- often well, at this time, to consult a us of Foster. lawyer friend (preferably one who is The Bockus' have also been busy in also a horseman!) regarding your the show ring and the following are state's regulation covering such organ- the results of their shows so far. izations. For the most part, much of Bedford, Quebec, August 15-16: the success and longevity of any horse- man's association depends on the quali- UVM COLFIELD: ty of the entertainment it offers its 1st — Western Parade members. It will amaze you how 1st — Gentlemens Turnout many people will even forsake tele- 1st — 15.1 and over vision for a good speaker or a fine 2nd — Best Lady Driver breed movie. Such entertainment need And he continued his winning ways not be greatly expensive either. There KILGORAN ROCKWOOD (Silver Rockwood at Waterloo, Ont., August 22-23: is no area without a veterinarian, a x Faylenne) age 2 years, owned by Bill horse breeder or a trainer willing to Unger, Albert Park. Alberta. 1st—Stallions 4 yrs. & over (Morgan) speak or moderate a question-and-an- 1st — Western Parade Mares, three years and over: Won by swer period devoted to his own field. 1st — 15.1 and under QUEIENLETTA, owned by Mrs. A. Mills, 1st — Panel discussions often work out far DeWinton; 2nd, FAYLENNE, owned by beyond expectation. Almost every Kilgoran Morgan Farm. 2nd — Lady Driver breed organization owns one or more Fillies and Colts, two years and under: 2nd — Gentlemen's Hitch promotional color films, many available Won by KILGORAN ROCKWOOD, owned LARITA and foal: by Bill Unger, Albert Park; 2nd, KIL- 1st — Morgan mare and foal only for the cost of postage and good GORAN FLEETWOOD, owned by Kilgoran care. The list of horse movie shorts Morgan Farm; 3rd, KILGORAN REDWOOD, 1st — Morgan mare, 3 yrs. and over is a very long one, and here again, cost owned by Diamond Cross Ranch, Beebe; 1st — Morgan Foal 4th, KILGORAN MELODY, owned by Kil- So much for this month. News is is not great as it rarely exceeds ten goran Morgan Farm. dollars and the majority may be had The results of the Springbank Rid- coming in rather slowly for this time for five or six. Many organizations ing and Club Show, August of year, please get your show results, support their entertainment fund by 23 follow: news and views in right away. Box monthly raffles or used-tack auctions Morgan, any age: Won by QUEEN. 245, Albert Park, Alberta. OCTOBER, 1959 7 Estes Park All-Morgan Show A Big Success

JOY KATE, Champion of the Show, owned by Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana.

The First Annual All Morgan Horse formance divisions. This mare was in three years, and promises a whole Show, held in Estes Park, Colorado, awarded five blue ribbons in perfor- caravan of exhibitors from Michigan on July 18th and 19th was declared a mance classes besides numerous other and surrounding area for next year's big success by exhibitors and specta- awards. All classes offered good com- show. We will be looking forward to tors alike. More than seventy-five petition with as many as eighteen en- seeing the return of his excellent per- registered Morgan horses from ten tries in some classes. formance stallion, Mickey Finn, who states took part in the full comple- Estes Park is a world renown vaca- showed no ill effects after his 1500 mile ment of breeding and performance tion resort town in the heart of the trip, and took home a number of classes with Judge J. Roy Brunk from Colorado Rockies and is a beautiful site trophies to add to his collection. Rochester, Illinois, naming Julio from for horse shows with excellent facili- This certainly holds promise of be- the Echo Morgan Farm, Loveland, ties including over two hundred box ing the largest Morgan Horse Show in Colorado, as Grand Champion Stal- stalls which have been built within the country within a very few years. lion. Reserve Champion Stallion honors the past four years. New covered The climate is wonderful and invig- went to Broadwall Brigadier, owned by grand stand and all the required faci- orating in Estes Park, with cool sum- Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nichoalds of En- lities for a first class horse show. The mer nights and not too hot in the day glewood, Colorado. Mr. Brunk's se- Horse Show grounds were constructed time. This is probably the only place lection for Grand Champion Mare primarily for the National All Arabian we make in the summertime that we honors went to Joy Kate, owned by the Show which is held annually in Estes are not pestered with flies and mos- Jackson Ranch of Harrison, Montana, Park and has grown to be the largest quitoes and many of the other insect with reserve honors going to Keomah all Arabian show in the world. Milo pests that normally accompany a horse Kay, from the Echo Morgan Farm. Dugan, from the Mar-Lo Farms, show. The people of Estes Park are Champion of the Show Trophy was Northville, Michigan predicted that to be commended for their cooperation awarded to Joy Kate with 61 accumu- the Morgans will surpass the Arabians and enthusiasm in making Estes Park lated points in both and per- in the size of their show in Estes with- the Horse Show center of the world. 8 The MORGAN HORSE Dean and Betty Jackson from the Tex.; 3rd, CHUCKANUT HACIENDA, How- Ranch; 2nd, PRODUCE OF MAJORET P., Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Mont., were ard Mosher, Salt Lake City, Utah; 4th, W. L. Dansby. JERRY BELLE, Mrs. Paul Wolf, Littleton, Morgan Get of Sire Class (3): Won by two of the busiest exhibitors with one Colorado; 5th, BAMBI MOON, Mr. and Mrs. CONDO. Amos Mosher; 2nd, JULIO, W. or two entries in almost every class H. W. Nichoalds. L. Cansby; 3rd, JUBILEE'S QUICKSILVER, and seven horses at the show. Their Morgan Stallions. 4 years and over (9): Ramul Dvarishkis. •efforts were well rewarded with twelve Won by JULIO, Stan Smith, Loveland, Grand Champion Morgan Mare: Won by trophies and numerous ribbons, in- Colorado; 2nd, CONDO, Amos Mosher, JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch; 2nd, KEO- Salt Lake City, Utah; 3rd, CHANGO, MAH KAY, W. L. Dansby. •cluding the Champion Mare Trophy Wally Ripple, Provo, Utah; 4th. MICKEY Grand Champion Morgan Stallion: Won and the Champion of the Show FINN, Milo Dugan, Northville, Michigan; by JULIO, W. L. Dansby; 2nd, BROAD- 5th, COMMANDO, Leo Mosher, Salt Lake Trophy. WALL BRIGADIER, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. City, Utah. Maxine Merchant started on the 1200 Nichoalds. mile journey to Estes Park from her Morgan Fillies. 1959 (3): Won by MA. JULLA, W. L. Dansby, Loveland, Colo- . Mares and Geldings home in Houston, Texas with her two rado; 2nd, KATELINE'S FILLY FOAL, (11): Won by OZARK BEAUTY, W. L. Dans- entries, Chilocco Chief and Lockelyn, Jackson Ranch; 3rd, UNNAMED FOAL, by; 2nd, JULEENA, Jackson Ranch; 3rd, but sold her gelding, Chilocco Chief Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nichoalds. CHESTY, Joseph Olsen, St. George, Utah; 4th, JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch; 5th, BON- Morgan Colts, 1959 (3): Won by FOAL, while enroute. Lockelyn carried on NIE JEWELL, George R. Burgess. alone for the Merchant Morgan Farm, Amos Mosher; 2nd, CENTENNIAL CHIEF, Everett A. Reed, Denver, Colorado; 3rd, Morgan (7): Won by BONNIE winning a number of firsts and plac- FOAL, Hal Schulthies, Fruita, Colorado. JEWELL, George R. Burgess; 2nd, WALNA BEE, Mrs. Virginia Banta, Los Alamos, ing high in a number of other classes. Morgan Yearling Colts (8): Won by New Mexico. Another entry that traveled over a WINDCREST SELECTION, Mr. and Mrs. thousand miles to attend this show H. W. Nichoalds; 2nd, LEETA FIELD, (5): Won by MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm, Northville. Michigan; was Ozo De Juan, a three year old colt Jackson Ranch; 3rd, CORNELLA, Everett A. Reed; 4th, ECHO'S PIXIE, W. L. Dans- 2nd, LOCKELYN, Maxine Merchant, Hou- owned by Jesse C. Kelso of Tucson, by; 5th, NINNE D., Everett A. Reed. stcn, Texas; 3rd, WALNA BEE, Mrs. Vir- Arizona. Ozo De Juan placed second Morgan YearTng Colts (8): Won by ginia Banta; 4th, TRIUMPH, Huges See- in the three year old colt class. The SENATEFIELD, Jackson Ranch; 2nd, ELEC- wald, Amarillo, Texas; 5th, GENERAL COTTON, Everett A. Reed. awards as made by Mr. Brunk are as TRO, Everett A Reed; 3rd, GREEN MEADS BENROD, W. L. Dansby; 4th, WASEEKA'S Morgan Pleasure, Western (12): Won by follows: REGAL AIRS, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nich- MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm; 2nd, STET- Morgan Fillies. 3 years old (3): Won by oalds; 5th, WINDCREST BOB B, Dr. Wil- SON, Ramul Dvarishkis; 3rd, JULEENA, JULEENA, Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Mon. liam Woodard, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Jackson Ranch; 4th, OZARK BEAUTY, W. tana; 2nd. COLITA. Ray Macy, Loveland, Morgan Fillies, 2 years old (4): Won L. Dansby; 5th, WALNA BEE, Mrs. Vir- Colorado; 3rd, LURAMEADE, Ivan H. by KEOMAH KAY, Kenneth Smith, Love- ginia Banta. Harris, Loveland, Colorado. land, Colorado; 2nd, FRENASI, Wally Morgans in Harness (2): Won by LOCKE- Morgan Colts, 3 years old (3): Won by Ripple, Provo, Utah; 3rd, QUICKTON, LYN, Maxine Merchant; 2nd, GENERAL BROADWALL BRIGADIER, Mr. and Mrs. Ramul Dvarishkis, Hamilton Dome, Wyo- COTTON, Everett 'A. Reed. H. W. Nichoalds, Englewood, Colo:; 2nd, ming; 4th, SUZETTA OF SUNNYSIDE, Ray Junior Morgans, Western (6): Won by OZO DE JUAN, Jesse C. Kelso, Tucson, Macy. JULEENA, Jackson Ranch; 2nd, LURA- Arizona; 3rd, STARFIELD, Charlie and Morgan Colts. 2 years old (1): Won by MEADE, Ivan H. Harris; 3rd, COLITA, Pat Hamilton, Parkman, Wyoming. FLEETSON, Jackson Ranch. Ray Macy; 4th, STARFIELD, Charley and Morgan Geldings, Any Age (5): Won by Morgan Mare and Foal Class (5): Won Pat Hamilton, Parkman, Wyoming; 5th, CHESTY, Joseph E. Olsen, St. George, by MAJORET P. and MAJULLA, W. L. SAMBA, Hughes Seewald. Utah; 2nd, INDEPENDENCE CHIEF, Ray Dansby; 2nd, BLACK ANNIE S. SENTNEY, Trailer Race: Won by MELISSA GATES, Macy; 3rd, DIAMOND JIM, Patsye Brown, and FOAL, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nichoalds; Oshoto, Wyoming; 4th, SAMBA, Hughes 3rd, STARALEE, Everett A. Reed; 4th, Paul Van Horn, Estes Park, Colorado; 2nd, WALNA BEE, Mrs. Virginia Banta; 3rd, Seewald, Amarillo, Texas; 5th, L. A. CHUCKANUT HACIENDA, Howard Mosher, CHANGO, Wally Ripple; 9th, JOY KATE, Patsye Brown, Oshoto, Wyoming. Salt Lake City, Utah; 5th, KATELINE and FOAL, Jackson Ranch. Jackson Ranch; 5th, PAMO, Fergus Wal- Morgan Mares, 4 years and over (18): lis, St. George, Utah. Won by JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch; 2nd, Morgan Produce of Dam Class (2): Won LOCKELYN, Maxine Merchant, Houston, by PRODUCE OF KATELINE, Jackson (Continued on Page 51)

JULIO, Grand Champion Stallion, owned by W. L. Dansby. JOY KATE, Grand Champion Mare, owned by Jackson Ranch. OCTOBER, 1959 9 Major; and rightly so, for they were Green Mountain Stock Farm All-Morgan the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion stallions of the show. Since Cantor was Grand Cham- Horse Show pion, and since he is owned and bred by the University of Vermont, it might By RODN•Y GOULD be timely to say that here again is fur- "Look back to our pathway to freedom, ther proof that Vermont has some ex- Trace our present days strength to its source; cellent Morgans. And you'll find that man's pathway to glory Broadwall Drum Major gave a good Is strewn in the bones of a horse." account of himself in other classes as well. He was second in Stallions Four "There is something about the out- important of all, was that which makes Years Old and Over first in Stallions side of a horse that is good for the up the core of any good horse show; in Harness, and later copped the Har- inside of man." This is a saying that the QUALITY of the Morgans exhi- ness Championship., that has been familiar to horsemen bited at the event. For approximately The Junior Champion Stallion was for many years. Perhaps this is the 80 of the country's finest Morgan UVM Flash. Here is a young but way Mr. Knight felt some 128 years horses appeared on the show grounds promising stallion that should bear and at the age of 42, he owned little that memorable day of September 12th watching in the years to come, I don't in the way of earthly goods but a to compete for top honors. I wonder believe we have seen the last of him "COLT." And perhaps this is the hovki Mr. Morgan would have felt if he yet. way Mr. Morgan felt when in 1831 were alive today and had been able Not to go unnoticed was.the Reserve Junior Champion Stallion, Lippitt later as some of America's finest Mor- to visualize the fruits of his efforts? gans passed before his eyes at his In almost all cases, the exhibitors George Moro, an entry of the Green second annual all Morgan Horse Show and their entries were at the in-gate Mountain Stock Farm. Under the which he sponsored for the benefit on time. This coupled with the capable hands of his trainer, Art Titus, of the Gifford Memorial Hospital in rapid and accurate work of Judges this stud will bear watching at future Randolph. Regardless of how either John Kays of the University of Conn- shows. "There is something about the out- of these men really felt; for certainly ecticut, and Mr. Reed Greinert of Ball- none of us will ever really know, that ston Spa, New York resulted in a side of a horse that is good for the in- side of man." I've met some really certain intangible spirit which the smooth moving show that ran a half "horsey" people in my life, but none above statement conveys was vividly hour ahead of schedule throughout that has ever lived up to this proverb in existence, and was conveyed at what the day. But the best way to discuss can be termed as one of the most out- the show is take a "birds-eye" view of as one young lady I know. I refer here to Miss Judeen Cameron of White standing Morgan Horse Shows of the the Morgans shown. I only wish we River Junction, Vermont, and her year season. In brief, it was a show to re- had the space to review all of the Mor- old filly Prudence Ashmore. "Pru- member. gans exhibited at the show, but since dence," as she is more affectionately The keen sense of competitive spirit, we do not, we shall discuss the cham- called by her mistress, was the Junior the excellent sportsmanship, the beauti- pionship classes. This should be a vivid ful facilities and country-side of the indication of the QUALITY of the Champion Mare of the show, and right- ly so, for here is a filly that is as typey Green Mountain Stock Farm provided Morgans exhibited that day. a Morgan as anyone could ask for. the setting for what again can be Two stallions not unknown to us This fact, coupled with the experience termed a second National. But most are UVM Cantor and Broadwall Drum enthusiasm, love and interest that Judy has for Morgans, should I am sure, make them an unbeatable combination in the future But then, it takes a fine horseman with a fine Morgan to make such a combinaion. And so they are. As many of you know, Miss Cameron also owns the well known gelding Royalton Eldon, with whom she has done exceptionally well in pleasure and trail classes throughout the show sea- son. The Grand Champion Mare was Townshend Panabell owned by The Townshend Morgan-Holstein Farm of Bolton, Mass., and shown by Nancy Ela. She was a fine representative of the breed, and one that will leave her mark wherever she is shown. The

Robert L. Knight of Green Mt. Stock Farm presents Nancy Ela with Grand Champion Mare trophy for TOWNSHEND PANABELL. 10 The MORGAN HORSE Reserve Champion Mare was Lippitt Nancy Moro, a mare not unknown to us all, and an entry of the Green Mountain Stock Farm. Being a New -Harnpshireite, or per- . haps I should. say ,a .'`Granite Stater," it's a good feeling to have when a New Hampshire Morgan does well. I say this because the Champion Saddle Morgan was none other than Ashland Donson owned by Mr. and Mrs. Law- son W. Glidd-6n of Ashland, New Hampshire. And the Reserve Cham- pion was , Townshend Panabell owned by the Townshend Morgan-Holstein Farm of Bolton, Mass. We have mentioned only a few of the outstanding Morgans at the show, but there were many more, all of whom deserve mentioning. Yes, the Green Mountain Stock Farm Show can be termed a second national. And rightly so, for only at Robert L. Knight presents trophy of Grand Champion Stallion to U. V. M. CANT03. this show has that spirit been felt. The spirit that "there is something about the THAKA, owned by Polly Crawford; 4th, owned by Mr. J. Cecil Ferguson; 4th, outside of a horse that is good for the WALE FARM MAJOR. BET, owned by Leon- WINDCREST WINDSOR, owned by Dr. inside of man" ard Wales. Edgar Butler. Mares Four Years Old and Over: Won Geldings: Won by WALES FARM MO- The complete results are as follows: by TOWNSHEND PANABELL, owned by BILE, owned by Leonard Wales; 2nd, Stallions Four Years Old and Over: Won Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ela; 2nd, LIPPITT DONNIE MAC, owned by Dr. Corley; 3rd, by UVM CANTOR, owned by the University NANCY MORO, owned by Mr. R. L. MILLER'S ROYAL PRIDE, owned by Robert of Vermont; 2nd, BROADWALL DRUM Knight; 3rd, TOWNSHEND SENORITA, Gregory; 4th, DUKE OF CORNWALL, MAJOR, owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Orcutt; owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Adsit, Jr. Ferguson, Broadwall Farms, Greene, R. I.; 4th, UVM CARLETOR, owned by the Uni versity of Vermont. Stallions One Year Old: Won by UVM 3rd, ASHLAND DONSON, owned by L. W. FLASH, owned by the University of Ver- Glidden of Ashland, N. H.; 4th, LIPPITT Mares Two and Three Years Old: Won mont; 2nd, LIPPITT GEORGE MORO, RAYMOND, owned by Mr. Denny Emer- by ASHLAND BR1TANIA, owned by Mr. owned by Mr. R. L. Knight; 3rd, ORC- son of Greenfield, Mass. L. W. Glidden. LAND DON DARLING, owned by Mr. and Stallions Two and Three Years Old: Won Stallions Under Saddle: Won by ASH- Mrs. W. L. Orcutt; 4th, VIGILTOR, owned by SNOWFIELD, owned by Mrs. Paul LAND DONSON, owned by Mr. L. W. by Dorothy L. Wilson. Goeltz; 2nd, LIPPITT MORO ASHMORE, Glidden; 2nd, UVM CANTOR, owned by Stallions in Harness: Won by BROAD- owned by Mr. R. L. Knight; 3rd, KAN- the University of Vermont; 3rd, PARADE, WALL DRUM MAJOR, owned by Mr. J. Cecil Ferguson; 2nd, UVM CANTOR, owned by the University of Vermont; 3rd, WALES FARM MAJOR BET, owned by Leonard Wales; 4th, WINDCREST WINDSOR, owned by Dr. Edgar Butler. Mares Under Saddle: Won by TOWN- SHEND PANABELL, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Da; 2nd, LIPPITT NANCY MORO, owned by Mr. R. L. Knght; 3rd, GINGER COOKIE, owned by Mrs. Richard Botsford; 9th, ASHLAND BRITAN1A, owned by L. W. Glidden. Mares and Geldings in Harness: Won by LIPPITT NANCY MORO, owned by Mr. R. L. Knight; 2nd, UVM CARLETOR, owned by the University of Vermont; 3rd, DONNIE MAC, owned by Dr. Corley; 4th, TOWNSHEND SENORITA, owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Orcutt. Stallion Foals: Won by WALES FARM MERCURY, owned by Leonard Wales; 2nd, NORMA'S FOAL, owned by the Uni- versity of Vermont; 3rd, JUNE OF GLEN MERE'S FOAL, owned by Mr. R. L. Knight; 4th, ECHOBROOK JODY RYE, owned by Harold Terry. Pleasure Horse, Western: Won by PARA- WALLIS, owned by Susan Robinson; 2nd, SPRING HOPE, owned by Florence G. Crosby; 3rd, MANZANITA, owned by Mr. ASHLAND DONSON, Grand Champion Saddle Horse, owned by Lawson Glidden of Ashland, N. H. (Continued on Page 51)

OCTOBER, 1959 11 Following are complete results: Vermont 100-Mile Trail Ride LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION 1st, SCARAB, registered Arab, ridden by Michael Rihl, Lebanon N. H., owned by Hot Humid Weather Takes Its Toll Arlene MacLeod, Lebanon, N. H.; 2nd, TOWNSHEND LADY-O-PEACE, reg. Mor- gan, ridden by Nancy Ela, Wayland, On September 2, sixty-four contest- Mass., owned by Townshend Morgan-. a bad day for the horses as the air was Holstein Farm, Balton, Mass.; 3rd, ants arrived at Woodstock, Vt., to take very heavy. WACO, , ridden and owned by part in the 24th annual competitive Friday, forty-seven horses started in Mrs. Bernard McCray, Richmond, Va.; 100 mile trail ride sponsored by the the morning. Eleven contestants be- 4th, STERLING GLADIATOR, reg. Morgan Green Mountain Horse Association. ridden by Mary Bunting, New Brunswick, ing unable to start. During the ride N. J., owned by Otho Eusey, Lancaster, Listed in , the program were horses three horses had to be picked up by Mars.; 5th, DUNVEGAN'S ST. NICHO- from nine states and Canada. Massa- trailer and brought back to the barns. LAS, grade Morgan, ridden and owned chusetts had the most contestants with Also there were three riders disquali- by Joan B. MacLeod, West Shokan, N. Y.; sixteen; New York was next with 6th, BEAUCHAMP, breeding unknown, rid- fied for excessive time, 17 riders were den and owned by Leore Brown, Fair twelve. Other states represented were Haven, Vt.; 7th, IBN LWOW, registered New Hampshire, with eleven, Ver- Arab, ridden by Nancy Daley, Belmont, mont and New Jersey with seven, Mass., owned by Mr. and Mrs. Nomas Connecticut and Pennsylvania with One hundred miles, in seventeen Reed Plainfield, N. H.; 8th, STORMY hours, up and down Vermont's half Morgan, owned and ridden by Sanda four and one each from Florida, Vir- Reilly, Rutland, Vt.; 9th, KITTYWINK, ginia and Canada. rugged mountains is a real breeding unknown, ridden by Fiona Mor- There were ten different breeds of sporting event. This is where rison, Knowlton, Canada, owned by Bar- horses entered: twelve Morgans, seven amateurs ride strictly for pleas- bara Buchanan, Knowlton, Canada; 10th, ure. They ride for the honor DOES, registered Morgan, owned and rid- Thoroughbreds, six Half-breds, four den by Jeannine Krause, Windsor, Vt. Quarter horses, four Arabs, 2 Stand- only. ardbreds, 2 , one Saddle It is not the three days of the HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION horse, one Tennessee Walking Horse, ride that are envolved but many 1 r t, BEAUTIFUL BELLE, reg. Standard- one and one half-Morgan. weeks of intense' training and bred, owned and ridden by Mrs. Lucille conditioning of horse and rider. Kenyon, Altoona, Florida; 2nd, LOAFER, The other twenty three horses were of Quarter horse-, owned and unknown breeding. It is these horses that come ridden by Kenneth Fosse, Danvers, Mass.; On Wednesday, September 2, the through at the finish and no 3rd, VICKYMEDE, , owned damage is done. Why don't more and ridden by James Rutherford, Hones- horses were examined by the officials. dale, Pa.; 4th, COUNTERPOINT, Thorough- Every horse was measured for height, Morgan people try this ride and show others what their breed bred, owned and ridden by Mary Alice taped at heart girth and cannon bone Brown, New York, N. Y.; 5th, JERICHO and so recorded. In charge of this can do? LAD, breeding unknown, owned and rid- den by Laurence L Nash, Jericho, Vt.; 6th. was Kenneth Robinson of Windsor, IDIOT, breeding unknown, owned and rid- Vt. Next the horses were examined den by Mrs. Bernard Stearns, Concord, very carefully by the three judges. The N. H.; 7th, SPANISH RED, Thoroughbred, late, an unusually large number. Again judges this year were D. W. Patterson, ridden by Lenges Bull, Lenox, Mass., owned the terrific heat, muddy trails and The Plains, Virginia; Dr. C. D. Parks, by Grenville Holden, New Canaan, Conn.; heavy air took its toll. 8th, BILLY JUSTICE, breeding unknown, Honesdale, Pa. and Dr. Charles Baker, owned and ridden by Anne L. Lingelback, Montreal, Canada. Every blemish and Saturday 39 horses started but three Philadelphia, Pa.; 9th, BIG RED, Thorough- scar was declared to the judges and were turned back by the judges. This bred, owned and ridden by Mrs. Carlson, they recorded them plus what else they made 11 less horses than the day be- Whitman, Mass.; 10th, PAT, breeding un- fore. Of the thirty-six that started all known, owned and ridden by Mark C. observed. This is to see if any changes McKay, Pittsfield, Mass. take place during the ride. Next the were able to finish but several were horse was moved at a walk and then late. JUNIOR DIVISION at a to check for soundness. When 58 horses started and only thiry-six 1st, PRINCESS DONNA, registered half Morgan, ridden by Susan Robinson, owned the judges had finished there were were able to finish. Many of these by Kenneth Robinson, Windsor, Vt.; 2nd, fifty eight horses ready to start. were late. It was a hard year due to TANGERIN, Quarter horse, owned and rid- the weather. Thursday and Friday the contestants den by Phyllis Quagliaroli, Windsor Locks, The Morgans did fairly well. Of the Conn.; 3rd, BLONDI, half Morgan, owned must complete forty miles in seven and ridden by David Roche, Lenox, Mass.; hours. Saturday they must complete twelve entered, eleven were judged in. 4th, SO SO, breeding unknown, owned and twenty miles in three hours. The horses One withdrew the first and two the ridden by Gail Harrison, Bernardsville, N. are timed out at thirty second inter- second, and two the third. In the final J.; 5th, COPPER COUNT, part Thorough- judging, registered Morgans were 2nd, bred, owned and ridden by Barbara Ann vals. The timer this year was Charles Beck, Huntington, N. Y.; 6th, JENNY, M. McCue of East Douglas, Mass. 4th and 10th in the lightweight divi- breeding unknown, owned and ridden by He times all riders out in the morning sion with two half Morgans placing Linda Stevens, N. Attleboro, Mass. 7th, 5th and 8th in this division. DON CROYDEN, reg. Morgan, owned and and in the afternoon. Thursday ridden by Joanne B. Snow, Milton, Mass.; saw one horse disqualified for time In the Junior Division a half-Morgan 8th, STORMY, breeding unknown, owned (more than 30 minutes late) and four was first and third with a registered and ridden by Diane Knocke, Readington, others late for which points are de- Morgan seventh. There was only one N. J.; . 9th, SECUNDUS, breeding unknwn, Morgan entered in the heavyweight owned and ridden by Gail Leslie, Ramsey, ducted. Thursday was cloudy with N. J.; 10th, TEXAS, Quarter horse, ridden a few sprinkles and turning very hot division and this one withdrew on the by Mary Metcalf, Milton, Mass., owned and humid as the day wore on. It was second day. by Camp Jo-Al-Co, Strafford, N. H. 12 The MORGAN HORSE day late due to a breakdown en route. Mid-Atlantic All-Morgan Show But despite these scares and the rain, the show went on as scheduled and everyone enjoyed their fried chicken Mud Fails To Dampen Enthusiasm at Mid-Atlantic lunch and the baked ham picnic Sat- All-Morgan Show, Frederick, Maryland urday. Complete class results follow: Morgan Stallions In Harness: Won by BILLY B. GEDDES, owned by Eddie Eare- A perfect first night's performance as well as having the winner of the hart; 2nd, DENNISFIELD, owned by Three followed by a full day of rain still pro- English pleasure stake and child's Winds Farm; 3rd, TOPFIELD, owned by duced "the best show ever" for exhibi- mount with Truly Fair. Ayelien Dr. Frances Schaeffer; 4th, DYBERRY tors at the Mid-Atlantic Morgan Show, Richards of Pine City, N. Y., had the ROYALTON, owned by Dr. William E. Frederick, Md., Aug. 7-8. Facing the weanling colt winner in Mystery Man, Bachman. common problem together, exhibitors and the junior gelding winner in Talis- Morgan Geldings Under Saddle: Won by BLACK RAMBO, owned by Mrs. plunged into the spirit of things with man. Douglass Dalrymple; 2nd, KINGFISH, top sportsmanship and presented a For consistent wins it was hard to owned by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; 3rd, show before a surprising turnout of top Gypsey Eileen from Holtz Stables, ARROW HAWK, owned by Helene M. Zim- spectators at the track all Saturday af- merman; 4th, DUCE'S WILD, owned by Carrolltown, Pa., winner of the novice, Diana Wilkinson; 5th, SIR KNOBBIENEZE ternoon in the rain, while the night the owner-to-ride, and the parade stake. VONA. owned by Joselene Hills Farm. stakes were held in mud but under Another horse always hard to beat is Mid-Atlantic Morgan Futurity: Won by clearing skies. Morning breed classes Manito, owned by William Hopkins MINUTE MAN, owned by Harvey Atwood. were held in one of the sale barns at of Green Village, N. J., this time his Morgan Mares Under Saddle: Won by the show grounds and over 100 people blues coming in jumping, trail and DONNA El it VONA, owned by Joselene paid to get in and see them. . Hills Farm; 2nd, BONNIE TWILIGHT, The show saw blue ribbons going owned by Dr. William E. Bachman; 3rd, home in many different directions. Mr. Claiming the most ribbons at the NANCY DATE, owned by Dr. Frances show were the entries of Joselene Hills Schaeffer; 4th, MANDATE'S PEGGY LOU, and Mrs. David Brockett had the grand owned by Ayelien Richards; 5th, EBONY champion stallion, two-year-old stallion, Farm, Frederick, Md. Under the rid- DANCER, owned by 0. D. DeWitt; 6th, junior harness champion, and also the ing of her owner, Miss Helene Vona, BROADWALL FELICITY, owned by Emily winner of the harness stake all with Donna Ette Vona won the mare Horns. their impressive Vigilmarch from Ips- saddle event, third in the owners, and S50 Morgan Pleasure (Western): Won wich, Mass. Reserve champion stallion emerged champion saddle horse of the by PLAIN JANE, owned by Dr. William as well as reserve in the harness and show. Her brother Jimmy showed his E. Bachman; 2nd, ARROW HAWK, owned own two-year-old mare, Lady Perfect by Helene M. Zimmerman; 3rd, MISS saddle stake, plus winner of senior BUMBLEZ VONA, owned by Joselene Hills stallions and the combination events Date Vona, to win the pony class; the Farm; 4th, DELIGHT ASHMORE, owned was Dennisfield, owned by Mrs. John farm won the weanling futurity with by Mr. and Mrs Warner L. Brittain; 5th, Noble of Clark's Summit, Pa. Count Benaida Vona, the gelding mo- MISS-A-DATE, owned by Alice Anderson. del class with Sir Knobbieneze Vona; Mid-Atlantic Morgan Futurity: Won by In the mare division the senior blue and innumerable ribbons. CAROLINA, owned by Mr. and Mrs. James and the grand champion title went to L. Cole; 2nd, TALISMAN, owned by Aye- Nancy Date, owned by Dr Frances Other blue ribbon winners included lien Richards; 3rd, LADY PERFECT DATE C. Schaeffer of Allentown, Pa., this Kingfish, Dr. Frances Schaeffer's mare- VONA, owned by Joselene Hills Farm. same mare also winning the Mid- gelding harness winner and also junior Morgan Stallions Under Saddle: Won by Atlantic bred-and-owned sweepstake. saddle stake champion; Harvey At- BILLY B. GEDDES, owned by Eddie Eare- wood's yearling winner, Minute Man; hart; 2nd, DENNISFIELD, owned by Three Mrs. 0. Dann DeWitt, II, of Dalton, Winds Farm; 3rd, TOPFIELD, owned Pa., had the reserve champion mare in Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ackley's yearling by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; 4th, DYBERRY Ebony Dancer. filly winner from Massachusetts, Gay ROYALTON, owned by Dr. William E. Bach- Flair; Three Winds Farm (Mrs. John man; 5th, TOWNE-AYR BOBOLINK, owned Coming all the way from Northville, by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dreisbach. Mich., Eddie Earehart had the honor Noble) with Three Winds Betsey in of winning the first class in the show two year old mares and June Mar-Lo Maiden: Won by BONNIE TWILIGHT in brood mare with foal; the Warner owned by Dr. William E. Bachman; 2nd, when he drove Billy B. Geddes to the PINUP OF BLUE HAVEN, owned by Paul stallion harness blue and also won the Brittains with Delight Ashmore in M. Lauer; 3rd, DUCES WILD, owned by stallion saddle event. Back to Raleigh, three year old fillies; Dr. Robert Dreis- Diane Wilkinson; 4th, WILDERNESS N C., went the blue for the two-year- bach with Towne-Ayr Bobolink in three BLAZE, owned by Mrs. R. Zimmerman; year old stallions; Emily Horns in both 5th, RUTHVEN'S BARBARA ANN, owned old Futurity which was won by Mrs. by Marilyn C. Childs; 6th, EBONY DAN- James L Cole's Carolina. senior horsemanship events; Helene CER, owned by 0. D. DeWitt. Zimmerman with Arrow Hawk and Dr. William Bachman of Snyder, Mid•Atlantic Morgan Futurity: Won by N. Y., was often in the winner's circle, Wilderness Blaze in pairs. COUNT BENAIDA VONA, owned by Jose- Plain Jane winning the western plea- Judge for the show was W. L. Or- lene Hills Farm; 2nd, MYSTERY MAN, owned by Mrs. Marilyn Childs; 3rd, sure and stock horse events, Bonnie cutt, Jr., of W. Newbury, Mass. In DEAN'S STAR, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Al- Twilight winning the maiden and the classes Dr. Ray Fessen- bert Lucine; 4th, MARJORIE MAR-LO, grandsons Thomas and David Hens den presided, assisted by Mrs. Ruth owned by Mrs. Marilyn Childs. placing first and second in junior equi- Orcutt. Prior to the show one group Morgan Mares and Geldings In Harness: tation. of exhibitors had quite a scare when Won by KINGFISH, owned by Dr. Frances Another New York Stater, Mrs. their van overturned en route but all Schaeffer; 2nd, SIR KNOBBIENEZE VONA, Douglas Dalrymple of Elmira, had the horses escaped uninjured. Another of owned by Joselene Hills Farm; 3rd, MAN- gelding saddle blue with Black Rambo, the faithfuls, Bill Hopkins, arrived a (Continued on Page 42) OCTOBER, 1959 13 Cuthin under saddle this year and as a three year old he is giving a very Ohio Morgan Association good account of himself. Seldom has he entered the ring without bringing out a good ribbon. Recently Ray By ELEANOR BRACKN1AN bought a gelding, Kane's Dandy by John Geddes, from Walter Kane in Michigan. In Ray's words, "he was I haven't seen Carol Nelsen since our Show held at Grove City, Ohio, June tired of having nothing to show and Judging School to pass along the news 20th and 21st. Classes by and large those show classes weren't for him." so decided to send a few items directly were well filled and proved such a Ray and Dandy have been trying their to the magazine. It's a "fer piece" up success that plans are already being luck in stock horse classes and with to Carol's from here so my apologies made for next year's show. No doubt pleasing results. Interesting to hear the to her. Carol will have the results so I won't comments around the rail as people get attempt them now. Michigan turned their first look at that pair. All we've I attended my first Judging School out in full force and were we glad to had before are doggie quarter horses the first of May at Sugar Run Farm. have them. Understand quite a few and Dandy looks good enough for a practically all the horses used came from show class but out-performs the quar- Sugar Run with the exception of five of our members planned to take in the Michigan All Morgan Show and that's ter horses. horses. Sam and I rose early and started out with King and though King what it takes—the support of all to Over Athens way, Jim and Dorothy keep this Morgan ball rolling. showed no signs of being the least bit Allen have their stallion, Dude Haven concerned about passing inspection, I Things are looking up down our out showing after a run of bad luck. was scared to death. We had never way as Morgans are turning up regu- Dude became lame in early spring and shown before such an important group larly in open classes. We will even it plagued him for the greater part of of people but I needn't have worried have a couple of classes of our own the summer. No one knows for sure for the minute we arrived, we were at this year and that's a beginning. At just what the trouble was, but anyway home with "Morgan folks." I shall a recent show in an Open Western it's over for good we hope. At his long remember that day and the many Show Class, four Morgans were en- first show he placed third and with ex- friends made. Much credit goes to tered taking four of the five places. perience should be in line for good Mrs. Junk, Dot and Joe Bukey for the The announcer was heard to say "Such things next season. Dorothy's good excellent way they arranged the day's a ring full of beautiful horses, getting Walking mare, Miss Fancy, finished activities. A special thanks too should so you have to have one of those gor- Reserve Champion in the OVHSA and go to the Mattox's, Paul Rumbaugh, E. geous Morgans to compete these days." one daughter made Reserve in the Riffle, and Terry Lash for exhibiting Parkersburg, W. Va. will have a pony division. The whole family their horses. It's not an easy thing to class for registered Morgans this year rides and never a show or trail ride have one's horses criticized publicly. for the first time. Responsible for this goes by without the Aliens. Very soon Every Ohio member worked hard and are two very active young people with I hope to see a Morgan mare added to we were greatly encouraged with the two good looking Morgans. They are their string of horses. No place could attendance. Ray and Jackie Jones and their Mor- a Morgan find a more suitable home. The next big event for Ohio mem- gans are Capt. McCuthin and Kane's Mr. Donahoe in Huntington, W. Va. bers was the first All Morgan-Arabian Dandy. Jackie has put Capt. Mc- is very excited about his filly by Ed-

MERRYLEGS ALLEN. 3 years, (Sawmill Merry Allen), sold by Sugar Run Farm to Sawmill River Farm. Recently it was neces- SUGAR RUN ICING. 4 year old stallion, ridden and owned by sary that he be put to sleep. E. Brackman.

14 The MORGAN HORSE ward Ash. She has Edward's tiny ears Western in Columbus. So we are proud to the barn, a small lump rose in my and classic head. He also has a stud of the showing he made in what few throat to think that in spite of all my colt by Lamont which is already sold. Morgan shows we could attend. Rib- bungling attempts at breaking and Both of his mares arc bred back to bons and shows are fun but if I would training my first colt, somewhere along Edward Ash. have to single out one instant this the way he gained confidence and faith in me. But then I guess all any Mor- Arnold Holshir (not sure of spelling season for which I am most proud, it gan needs really is a chance. so my apologies) of Parkersburg has would be one that happened here at home last week. King was out in a purchased the Morgan stallion, Wing- King had just one full brother, foot, a full brother to Nugget. Ar- small lot grazing in the cool of the evening while I sat idly by keeping Merrylegs Allen, one year younger. It nold is new to the Morgan horse but is only natural we watched his pro- watch. (For when he decides it is time a good and faithful showman. He's gress closely at Sugar Run for he pos- to return to the barn, if no one is there had Wingfoot out every week taking sessed many of the same characteristics to put him in, he can send boards in several firsts and seconds in Parade of King. This past spring he seemed and Western Show Classes. He has all directions!) Suddenly three mam- moth horse flies lit on him at once set- to bloom and looked to be one of the finished Reserve Champion in both the most promising colts ever foaled there. Parade and Western Show Class in ting him in a fit of rage. I managed to kill all three and we had peace Many were beginning to cast admir- the OVHSA. ing glances and when Mrs. W. H. Car- again. I had just propped myself com- ter saw him at the Field Day, she chose Our own Sugar Run King has been fortably against a fence post when he on the road this summer making came tearing over, ears laid back and him for a future sire at Sawmill River Champion Western Show Horse of bucking every step of the way. He Farms at Moore's Corner, Mass. We the OVHSA, attending seven of their pulled up inches from me digging all have just learned that through fault point shows, winning six and placing four feet in the ground. I was so as- of no one, Merrylegs had to be put to second once. So the Ohio Valley Horse tonished I couldn't imagine what was sleep. The thought of it sickens me but Show Association is very much aware wrong. Then I saw it . . another I guess we all must take the bad with of Morgans this year. Our greatest big fly perched on his rump. He stood the good. In his short stay over East, thrill came at the All-Morgan Show at perfectly still while I killed it, not even Merrylegs (Sawmill Merry Allen as he Grove City. King entered the ring switching his tail. Afterwards he gave was later named) must have made a five times and came out with four blues, me a good natured nip and returned to good impression as Dr. Slobody called one red, and two yellows being named his grazing. Twice after that he re- Joe Bukey, manager at Sugar Run, and Grand Champion Stallion and Perfor- peated the same procedure .. each time asked that he save the nearest stud colt mance Horse. He also captured two running to me to rid him of his un- like Merry available. Joe chose a colt seconds in Morgan classes at the Mid- wanted company. As I returned King (Continued on Page 47)

CAPTAIN McCUTHIN, ridden and owned by Jackie Jones. KANE'S DANDY, owned and ridden by Ray Jones. OCTOBER, 1959 15 the Morgan Horse Farm is worth ap- propriating money for. Next thing New England News we know they will want to tear down the Bennington Monument and sell the By RODNEY GOULD last few covered bridges for kindling wood. Vermonters, where is your pride, VERMONT product far more its own creation than your sense of values?" Thanks to a very good friend of marble or maple syrup—one whose A letter from Mrs. Waver L. Brock mine, Mr. William Brooks of Brattle- forbears, proud descendants of Justin reports a number of new foals in the boro Daily Reformer. The editorial is Morgan, plowed Vermont fields, drew St. Johnsbury area. Her Morgan mare again top interest in the news this Vermont buggies and won race after Duke's Diamond had a stud foal by month. I say this because another race on dirt or ice. Here was Ver- Ethan Eldon, and Mr. Howard Simp- editorial has been brought to my at- mont displaying the results of years of son has a filly foal out of Nyla S. by tention—this time from the Brattle- careful development of its own contri- Royalton Ashbrook Darling. Mr. Ber- boro Daily Reformer. The editorial is bution to the horse world, the breed nard Willey of St. Johnsbury, has a entitled "The Champ," and was writ- which has made the words Morgan filly out of Sparkler by Royalton Ash- ten by Mr. John Hooper. It reads brook Darling, and his grade mare as follows: has a stud foal by Ethan Eldon. Al- "Vermont's indebtedness to that little bert Danforth of Danville, Vt., has a Morgan stallion who years ago gave filly out of Ann D., also by Ethan El- his name to as fine a breed of horses don. Mr. Charles Lang of Lyndon- as ever was created is far greater than ville has an Ethan Eldon stud foal out the Vermont legislature appears to ap- of his mare Bobby Socks. Mr. Lang preciate. The possible loss of state sup- had the misfortune to lose his good port for the Morgan Horse Farm is one Mansfield mare Lady Eleanor, when of the ironies of the state which prides her stud foal by Ethan Eldon was four itself on the outstanding contributions days old. Mrs. Lang is bringing the which, in spite of its size, it has made young fellow up on a bottle and he is to the nation and to the world. The doing fine. little stallion, Justin Morgan, was cer- Harry Zaborsky of St. Johnsbury. Vt. tainly not the least of these contribu- has purchased the Morgan gelding Red ions. Morgan mare, DUKES DIAMOND and stud Wing from Mr. George Budd of St. "If more evidence of this were needed colt by Ethan Eldon„ owned by Mrs. Cloud Minnesota. while Mr. Howard it was to be had two-fold last week- Waver L. Brock, St. Johnsbury, Vt. Simpson also of St. Johnsbury, sold his end at the dazzling annual National yearling stud, Mickey Eldon, to Ann Morgan Horse Show at Northampton, and Vermont synonymous wherever Marie Dionne of Danbury, Conn. An- Mass., where not only could be seen those who know horses gather and con- other sale reported is that of Mrs. some of the most beautiful horseflesh verse. Here was Vermont displaying Lucile Farr of St. Johnsbury. She sold in the world but where also the Mor- in National competition the same her gelding Echobrook Gay Vic to Mr. gan Horse Farm, now operated by the product of its Morgan Horse Farm Danrnembaum from Pennsylvania. University of Vermont, walked off with which attracts several thousand people MAINE some of the top prizes. a year just to look in to see how things "That the breed indigenous to this are going with this famous institution. Mrs. Van Buskirk of Holly Farm in state is being perpetuated and improved "And the Legislature doesn't think Pemaquid has added another new mare by the Morgan Horse Farm was cer- to Corisor's harem. This mare was tainly demonstrated convincingly when raised by Dr. Hayward and was pur- the National Show was over and the chased in New London, N. H. She is Farm's Head Horseman, Charles Gerry, a chestnut, 7 years old, out of an old and his assistant Bill Brooks of Brattle- Mansfield mare, Jemina sired by boro, tucked their beautiful animals Ethan Eldon, and she expects a late back into the van and began the trek fall colt. With such qualifications, back to Vermont. Mrs. Van Buskirk feels that this mare "Look at this record for achieve- is going to be one of her favorites. ment! The Reserve Grand Champion- CONNECTICUT ship went to UVM Cantor, first prize in the Sire and Get to Tutor; Many Connecticut owners who are fourth in the Mare and Produce class members of the Connecticut Morgan to Inez; first in the Yearling Stallion Horse Association successfully exhi- class to UVM Flash; plus a total of bited their Morgans at the National 11 other ribbons to the Vermont Mor- Morgan Horse Show in Northampton, gan Horse Farm. Most classes ran be- Mass. The Association is proud of the tween 15 to 30 exhibitors, with com- fine trophies and ribbons brought home petition as keen as it possibly could to their state by them. The few who left the show without a ribbon should be. SAMMY ALLEN, owned by Brook & Pine "Here was Vermont displaying a Farm, Morrisville, Vt. (Continued on Page 46) 16 The MORGAN HORSE Mid-America News

By JANE BELILING

BLACK BEAUTY CLIFFORD. owned by Gordon Heitman, Hunt- ly. Illinois. Granddaughter Lisa, up.

Shows and sales top the news for their string were Bette Belle, winner bon winner in the Morgan Open three- this month. Winding up the season of the Open Morgan Fine Harness gaited class against 24 top horses. with the Illinois State Fair, and the class, a winner in the Open three- HyLee's Torchsong was first in the Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Show. gaited event as well as the Land of two year old mare class, and placed Mid-America club members did Lincoln classes. Reserve in the two year old Futurity themselves proud at the Illinois Fair Mrs. Wm. Barton had some very fine harness division. this year, with the Grand Champion good entries in the colt classes, shown Harry and Melba Cleveland had Re- Morgan Stallion award going to A. most ably by manager of the Big Bend serve Champion Mare with their year- Gordon Heitman's three year old stat- Farms, Harry Andre. ling filly Binney Bee, and Reserve ion, HyLee's Top Brass (Max Hi Ho Norine and Orwin Osman of Man- Champion Yearling Futurity also with Kid —Dolly Mae). And the Grand teno, Illinois had a top colt in their Binney Bee. Their HyLee's Mary Ann Champion Morgan Mare title going Emerald's Irish Lad, who placed Re- placed well in the yearling classes as to Bob and Jane Behling's yearling serve in the Weanling Futurity class. well. chestnut mare HyLee's Lady M.E.L. First place in this class went to Dor- Dr. and Mrs. Nelson King of Kirks- (Justin Dart—Dolly Mae). It is in- othy Hornback's Beau Fortune "0". ville, Mo., had a top colt in their Kings- teresting to note that both of these Dr. and Mrs. Norman Dobin of Haven Gunsmoke (Billy Burkland-Hy- champions are out of the same dam, Chicago, Ill. had a nice filly, Queen of Lee's Lady Maudeen). Maudeen placed Dolly Mae, who has proved herself to Hearts that did well for them in the high up in the large aged mare class. be one of the top producers of cham- Weanling Mare Futurity. Ernest McEihinney of Morning Sun, pions both past and present. Harold Meyer's Allen Daire was Iowa was a top contender with his The Behling's filly aso went on to second in the Open Morgan Saddle good yearling filly Pearl Ann. top the Morgan yearling Champion saddle class, and his Trietta placed Futurity class. second in the Open Morgan Saddle Full account of the Illinois show can The L. S. Greenwalts showed a top class. be found elsewhere in this issue ably weanling filly Belafina (Senator Gra- Jacquelyn Behling's four year old handled by Pat Werts. ham—Jubilee Joy) a personable young- mare Easter Parade placed well in the Now for the sales. Rapidly acquir- ster that did well for them. Also in Aged Mare Class, and was blue rib- (Continued an Page 44)

HYLEE'S TORCHSONG, placed 1st in Morgan 2 year old Mare iacguelyn Behing's 4 year old mare, EASTER PARADE, was blue Class, owned by R. V. Behling of Cambria, Wisconsin. ribbon winner in Morgan Open 3 Gaited Class. Ross Drake up. OCTOBER, 1959 17 LILLABET, owned by Karin Brauns; 3rd, KEYSTONE'S GEOGIANA, owned and Pacific Northwest Association shown by Elsa Reeves. 2 Year Old Colts: Won by MONTY VER- By BARBARA BELL MONT, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beck- ley, shown by Leo Beckley; 2nd, LAD OF BODOT, owned and shown by Milne; 3rd, KEYSTONE'S NUCHIEF, owned by M Bar The Pacific Northwest Morgan FIELD, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beck- K Ranch, shown by Yvonne E. McDonald. Horse Association's fifth annual All ley, shown by E. R. Smith; and MILHOLM Grand Champion Mare: FERN SCOTT, Morgan Horse Show was held in Ev- CORONATION, owned by Mr. and Mrs. owned by Dr. C. D. Parkinson, shown by Leo Beckley, shown by Louise Beckley; Ben Langston. erett, Washington on July 11-12, 1959. 3rd, KEYSTONE'S KATHERINE, owned by Reserve Champion Mare: LINFIELD, The show committee did a nice job Bob Boggs, shown by Dianne Nelson; and owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, of handling the show, making it run FAIRLAND'S TRIXIE owned by Linda Beck- shown by Leo Beckley. smoothly without the delay that is com- ley, shown by Linda Beckley. Grand Champion Stallion: ROCKFIELD, Stallions, Western: Won by ROCKFIELD, owned by Shawalla Morgan Horse Ranch, mon at many shows. owned by Shawano Morgan Horse Ranch, shown by C. E. Shaw. Fred Pinch judged our show before shown by Barbara Bell; 2nd, SUN DUST, Reserve Champion Stallion: SUN DUST, returning to the East coast to judge owned by Louise D. Bates, shown by Bar- owned by Louise D. Bates. the National Morgan Show the next bara Gay; 3rd, KEYSTONE, owned by Pleasure Driving: Won by KEYSTONE, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, shown by owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, week-end. We would all like to thank Elmer Adkins; 4th, HILIN, owned by shown by Susan Conklin; 2nd, SUN DUST, him for a good job done. Gladys Koehne, shown by Fred Berry; owned by Louise D. Bates, shown by Bar- 5th, STARFIRE DE JARNEITh, owned by bara Gay; 3rd, KEYSTONE'S KATHERINE, This year there was no show held owned and shown by Bob Boggs; 4th, on Saturday evening leaving it free for R. W. Mallory, shown by R. W. Mallory. Mares and Geldings, Western: Won by HILIN, owned by Gladys Koehne, shown an exhibitor's get together. This also MAC DELLA, owned by Dr. C. D. Parkin- by Fred Berry; 5th, MILHOLM CORON- gave the horses and exhibitors (some son, shown by Mrs. Ben Langston; 2nd, ATION, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beck- of them, that is) a good rest before SKAGIT TOKETE, owned by Louise D. ley. Morgan Stallions, English: Won by a long Sunday of showing. Bates, shown by Louise D. Bates; 3rd, SHAWALLA BESS, owned by Shawalla ROCKFIELD, owned by Shawalla Morgan The following are the results of our Morgan Horse Ranch, shown by Barbara Horse Ranch, shown by Barbara Bell; 2nd, SUN DUST, owned by Louise D. Bates, show: Bell; 9th, KEYSTONE'S KATHERINE, owned by Bob Boggs and shown shown by Barbara Gay; 3rd, KEYSTONE, Combination Morgans: Won by KEY- by Bob Boggs; 5th, WILLOWAW, owned owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, STONE'S KATHERINE„ owned by Bob by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, shown shown by Elmer Adkins. Boggs, shown by Dianne Nelson; 2nd, by Susan Conklin. Versatile Morgans: Won by ORAFIELD, SUN DUST, owned by Louise D. Bates, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown shown by Barbara Gay; 3rd, KEYSTONE, Morgan Pleasure, Western: Won by by E. R. Smith; 2nd, SUN DUST, owned owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, SUN DUST, owned by Louise D. Bates, by Louise D. Bates; 3rd, MILHOLM CORON- shown by Louise D. Bates; 2nd, WILLO- shown by Elmer Adkins; 4th, MILHOLM ATION, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown CORONATION, owned by Mr. and Mrs. WAW, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay by Louise Beckley; 4th, KEYSTONE'S AR- Brauns, shown by Susan Conklin; 3rd, Leo Beckey, shown by Louise Beckley; 5th, TEMIS, owned by Bob Boggs, shown by ORAFIELD, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo KEYSTONE'S KATHERINE, owned by Bob Allen Boggs; 5th, KEYSTONE, owned by Boggs, shown by Bob Boggs; 4th, POM- Beckley, shown by E. R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, shown by MELASS, owned by E. Barclay Brauns; Elmer Adkins. Mares and Geldings, English: Won by shown by E. Barclay Brauns; 5th, KEY- Maiden Morgans, English: Won by POM- TelYSTONE'S KATHERINE, owned by Bob STONE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay MELASS, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Boggs, shown by Dianne Nelson; 2nd, Brauns, shown by Elmer Adkins. Brauns, shown by Barclay Brauns; 2nd, KEYSTONE'S ARTEMIS, owned by Bob Individual Pole Bending: Won by FERN KEYSTONE'S KATHERINE, owned by Bob Boggs, shown by Allen Boggs; 3rd, ORA- SCOTT, owned by Dr. C. D. Parkinson, Boggs, shown by Dianne Nelson; 3rd, FIELD, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beck- shown by Ben Langston; 2nd, GILDDEN'S GLIDDEN'S HEIR, owned and shown by ley, shown by E. R. Smith; 4th, POMME- HEIR, owned by Yolanda Robl, shown by Yolanda Robl; 4th, CHIEF GERONIMO, LASS, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Yolanda Robl. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Smith, Brauns, shown by Barclay Brauns; 5th, 1959 Foals: shown by Mrs. Gardner Smith; 5th, KEY- SUNTRESS, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gard- Won by SKAGIT AL-AH, owned by Louise D. Bates; 2nd, SKAGIT STONE'S ARTEMIS, owned by Bob Boggs, ner Smith, shown by Cindy Rainwater. TYE, owned by Louise D. Bates; 3rd, UN- shown by Allen Boggs. Pleasure Driving: Won by KEYSTONE'S NAMED, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morgan $50 Stake, English: Won by KATHERINE, owned by Bob Boggs, shown Beckley, shown by Leo Beckley; 4th, POMMELASS, owned by Mr and Mrs. Bar- by Bob Boggs; 2nd, MAC DELLA, owned SKAGIT NECHI, owned by Louise D. Bates, clay Brauns, shown by Barclay Brauns; by Dr. C. D. Parkinson, shown by Ben shown by Louise D. Bates; 5th, SHA- 2nd, SUN DUST, owned by Louise D. Bates, Langston; 3rd, KEYSTONE'S ARTEMIS, WILLA SHAMROCK, owned and shown shown by Barbara Gay; 3rd, KEYSTONE, owned by Bob Boggs, shown by Allen by Mr. Sharky. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, Boggs. Yearling Fillies: Won by BONNIE OF shown by Elmer Adkins; 4th, ORAFIELD, BODOT, owned and shown by Milne; 2nd, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown Road Hack: Won by WILLOWAW, by E. R. Smith; 5th, WILLOWAW, owned owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns; DUTCHESS, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bar- clay Brauns; 3rd, CONDO'S BLACK VEL- by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, shown shown by Susan Conklin; 2nd, LAURINDA, by Susan Conklin. owned by Mrs. D. R. Equals, shown by VET, owned and shown by Shirley Fisher. Mrs. D. R. Equals; 3rd, ORAFIELD, owned Texas Barrel: Won by FERN SCOTT, Yearling Colts: Won by GAY EQUA- owned by Dr. C. D. Parkinson, shown by by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown by TION, owned by Mrs. D. R. Equals, shown E. R. Smith; 4th, MILHOLM CORONATION, Ben Langston; 2nd, GLIDDEN'S HEIR, by Fred Berry; 2nd, SHAWALLA DIVIDE, owned and shown by Yolanda Robl. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, owned and shown by Charles L. Akes; shown by Louise Beckley; 5th, LADDY 3rd, DON QUERIDO, owned by Mr. and Stock Horse: Won by FAIRLAND'S LINDSEY, owned by Andy Smith. Auto Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown by Leo Beckley; TRIXIE owned and shown by Linda Beck- Service, shown by Jan Austin. 4th, MONTANA, owned and shown by ley; 2nd, GLIDDEN'S HEIR, owned and shown by Yolanda Robl. Pairs, English or Western: Won by KEY- Milne; 5th, SKAGIT SI, owned and shown STONE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay by Louise D. Bates. 3 Year Old Fillies: Won by SKAGIO, Braun, shown by Elmer Adkins; and 2 Year Old Fillies: Won by LINFIELD, owned and shown by Louise D. Bates; 2nd, POMMELASS, owned by E. Barclay Brauns, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, MAC DELLA, owned by Dr. C. D. Parkin- show by E. Barclay Brauns; 2nd, ORA- shown by Leo Beckley; 2nd, KEYSTONE'S (Continued on Page 41) 18 The MORGAN HORSE 100 MILE TRAIL RIDE

STERLING GLADIATOR, owned by Otho Eusey and ridden by LIPPITT REBECCA being measured and taped during Inspection Mary Bunting, receiving careful inspection by the three judges by Kenneth Robinson. and ridden by Edward Emerson, jr„ prior to start. owned by Robert L. Knight.

TOWNSHEND LADY-0-PEACE. ridden by Nancy Ela and owned DON CROYDON, registered Morgan, Highest Placing Morgan in by Townshend Morgcm4lolstein Farm, winner of Morgan Horse Junior Division, owned and ridden by Joanne B. Snow, Milton, Club award to highest placing Morgan in the ride, 2nd in Light- Mass. weight Division.

The three winners, left to right: SCARAB. registered Arabian owned by Mrs. Arlene M. MacLeod and ridden by Michael Pike of Lebanon, N. H., also Sweepstakes winner; BEAUTIFUL BELLE registered Standardbred owned and ridden by Mrs. Lucille Kenyon, Altoona. Florida; PRINCESS DONNA, registered Half STERLING GLADIATOR, winner of New England Morgan Horse Morgan owned by Kenneth Robinson and ridden by Susan Rob- Association Award to best pleasure horse and 4th in Lightweight inson of Windsor Vt. Division. owned by Otho Eusey and ridden by Mary Bunting. MORE NATION

MIDDLEBURY ACE, shown with Tutor's get, at the National, owned by James Douglass of East Dixfield, Maine.

Linda Kean of East Pepperell. Mass., placed 1st in Walk-Trot, on ORCLAND QUEEN BESS.

SPRINGBROOK CAMILLE, owned by Walter Carroll, placed 2nd in Lady's Mare or Gelding in Harness. - iNC

MILLER'S ADEL, placed 4th in Mazes 4 years old and over, have Eleven year old Jimmy Vona with his 2 year old mare, PERFECT foaled, owned by Waseeka Farm, Ashland, Mass. DATE VONA, winner in Morgan Ponies Class, 3rd in Two year old Futurity and 3rd in Two year old Mares.

COUNT BENAIDA VONA placed 1st in Mid-Atlantic Wecmling Jody Vona on his Western More MISS BUMBLEZ VONA is re- Futurity, 2nd in Weanling Stallions, owned by Joselene Hills ceiving 3rd place ribbon in Western Pleasure Class, also 3rd in Farm, Frederick, Md. Child's Mount Class, 4th, in $50 Morgan Stock Horse Class. MID-ATLANTIC NEWS

MINUTE MAN, 1st in Mid-Atlantic Morgan Futurity and Yearling Miss Helene Gregory Vona riding her more DONNA ETTE VONA, Stallions, owned by Harvey Atwood. to the tri-colored ribbon winning of "100 Championship Saddle Stake Class,"

TRULY FAIR. owned by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple, Elmira, N. Y.. Mrs. Joseph Vona on SIR KNOBBIENEZE VONA, receiving a rib- placed 1st in English Pleasure Stake and 1st in Child's Morgan. bon at show, placed 1st in Geldings in hand and 2nd in Mares and Geldings in Harness. Owned by Joselene Hills Farm in Frederick, Maryland.

GYPSEY EILEEN, placed 1st in Parade Stake, owned by Bernard BLACK RAM-BO, 1st in Geldings under Saddle, owned by Mrs. Holtz of Carrolltown, Pa. Douglas Dalrymple of Elmira, N. Y. 100 MILE TRAIL RIDE

STERLING GLADIATOR, owned by Otho Eusey and ridden by LIPPITT REBECCA being measured and taped during Inspection Mary Bunting, receiving careful inspection by the three judges by Kenneth Robinson, and ridden by Edward Emerson, Jr., prior to start. owned by Robert L. Knight.

TOWNSHEND LADY-0-PEACE, ridden by Nancy Ela and owned DON CROYDON, registered Morgan, Highest Placing Morgan in by Townshend Morgan,.Holstein Farm, winner of Morgan Horse Junior Division, owned and ridden by Joanne B. Snow, Milton, Club award to highest placing Morgan in the ride, 2nd in Light- Mass. weight Division.

The three winners, left to right: SCARAB, registered Arabian owned by Mrs. Arlene M. MacLeod and ridden by Michael Pike of Lebanon, N. H., also Sweepstakes winner; BEAUTIFUL BELLE registered Standardbred owned and ridden by Mrs. Lucille Kenyon, Altoona, Florida; PRINCESS DONNA, registered Half STERLING GLADIATOR, winner of New England Morgan Horse Morgan owned by Kenneth Robinson and ridden by Susan Rob- Association Award to best pleasure horse and 4th in Lightweight inson of Windsor Vt. Division, owned by Otho Eusey and ridden by Mary Bunting. 100 MILE TRAIL RIDE

Left to right: PRINCESS DONNA with Susan Robinson up and TOWNSHEND LADY-O-PEACE, owned by Townshend Morgan- DOES with Jeannine Krause up in early morning of second day Holstein Farm, and ridden by Nancy Ela. Being walked for the trail ride. judges during inspection.

First day on the trail, MAY QUINN, owned and ridden by Mrs. Left—CHOCOLATE S. SENTNEY, registered Morgan, owned and David Brockett, Ipswich. Mass. ridden by David Nesbit, Plainfield, N. H.

QUINTER, owned and ridden by Cecily Warren, Northville, N. Y. Start of ride on Thursday, 6:45 a.m.—being timed out—ULAND owned by Mrs. Lyman Pope and ridden by Marti Bowlen. GREEN MOUNTAIN STOCK FARM SHOW

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PARADE, 1st in Combination Class, owned by Mr. and Mrs. TOWNSHEND PANABELL, Grand Champion Mare, 1st in Mares 7. Cecil Ferguson. under Saddle, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ela and ridden by Nancy Ela of Bolton, Mass. JEANIE 0, 8 year old mare and weanling stallion foal JODY RYE, owned by Harold Terry of Whistling Echo Morgan Horse Western Pleasure Class at Green Mountain Show. Farm, Randolph, Vt. Foal placed 4th in Stallion Foals. ▪

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N 0 R T ROCKF1ELD winning 1st place in Stallions under Western, ORAFIELD, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley of Mt. Barbara Bell up. Vernon, Wash.. was 1st place winner of Versatile Morgan H Class. E. R. Smith up:

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POMMELASS, 1st in Maiden Morgans English. 1st in Mor- 0 KEYSTONE and POMMELASS, 1st in Pairs, English or Wes- gan $50 Stake, English, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay tern, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns. Brauns of Entiat, Washington. WILLOWAW placed 1st in Road Hack, 2nd in Morgan FAIRLAND'S TRIXIE, 1st in Stock Horse Class, owned and Pleasure, Western, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns ridden by Linda Beckley. and ridden by Susan Conklin. PACIFIC NORTHWEST

LINFIELD, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley. took 1st SKAGIT TOKETIE, let in 3 year old Fillies, owned by place in 2 year old Fillies and was Reserve Champion Louise Bates. Mare.

and SKAGIT NECHI, 1st in More and 1959 Foal, SUN DUST, 1st in Get of Sire owned by Louise D. Bates. Class, owned by Louise Bates, shown by Barbara Gay.

SUN DUST 9153. (Gary Owen 8928 x Adam's Monterey MONTY VERMONT. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley 05860) Retirement Ceremony July 12, 1959, retired to stud. was 1st in 2 Year Old Owned and shown by Louise D. Bates of Arlington, Wash.

KEYSTONE took 1st in Gay Nineties Class, owned by Mr. KEYSTONE. 1st in Pleasure Driving, owned by Mr. and and Mrs. Barclay Brauns. Mrs. Barclay Brauns and driven by Susan Conklin. PACIFIC NORTHWEST

ROCKFIELD with Clarence and Bess Shaw was Grand Champion Stallion and won lsts in Stallions 4 years and over, Stallions under English and Stallions under Western. Owned by Shcrwalla Morgan Horse Ranch, iveppnr ,frid_L-AIOR GA N powaehorse 4totauo Fr tIIN. NX10 show ,1!c7 *ZAN /144N,A7 ■ 0‘4

FERN SCOTT. owned by Dr. C. D. Parkinson of Eugene, Oregon Ted Willey in Enterprise, Oregon, holding their colt foaled a being shown by Mr. Ben Langston of Sherwood, was the Grand month prematurely by caesarian section as its mother, Easter Champion Mare at the 5th Annual Pacific Northwest All-Morgan Herod was dying. Show as well as receiving lsts in the Texas Barrel Race, Pole Bending and Mares Four and Over.

MAC DELLA, owned by Dr. C. D. Parkinson and being driven MAC DELLA. owned by Dr. C. D. Parkinson and being driven by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Langston took 1st place in Gay Nineties by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Langston in the Gay Nineties Class. Class at the Eugene Hunt Club Show on June 7th and 2nd in the Second All-Morgan Show also held in Eugene on the 14th of June. ESTES PARK, COLORADO - SHOW RESULTS

JOY KATE shown by Dean Jackson and JULEENA, shown by PRODUCE OF KATELINE, owned by the Jackson Ranch, Har- Betty Jackson, receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the Family rison, Montana. Winner of the Produce of Dam Class. Class. Sharma Butler making the presentation.

Mature Stallion Class. Mature Mare Class in the ring ring.

Unnamed foal, owned by Amos Mosher, Salt Lake City, Utah. Winner of the class for 1959 colts. Get of CONDO. winning entry in the Get of Sire Class. ESTES PARK, COLORADO - SHOW RESULTS

JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana, show by Dean JULKENA, Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana shown by Dean Jackson. Receiving th e trophy and blue ribbon in the mature Jackson. Winner of the class for Three Year Old Fillies. mare class.

BROADWALL BRIGADIER, owned by Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Nich. BAMBI MOON, owned by Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nichoalds. Engle. oalds, Englewood, Colo. Shown by Ted Willrich, receiving the wood, Cola., and shown by Ted Willrich, receiving the trophy trophy in the Three Year Old Colt Class. and blue ribbon in the class for Morgans in Harness. Shcrrna Butler making the presentation.

CHESTY, owned by Joseph E. Olsen. St. George, Utah, receiving JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana, shown by Betty the trophy and blue ribbon in the Gelding Class. Jackson. receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the Ladies' Amateur Morgan Class, Diane Va Horn making the presentation. ESTES PARK, COLORADO - SHOW RESULTS

SENATEFIELD, Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana, shown by WINDCREST SELECTION, owned by Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nich- Dean Jackson. Winner of class for yearling colts. oalds, Englewood, Colo. and shown by Ted Wilirich, winner of the class for yearling fillies.

FLEETSON, Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana, shown by Dean JULIO, Echo Morgan Farm, Loveland. Colorado and shown by Jackson. Winner of 2 year old colt class. W. L. Dansby. Receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the Mature Stallion Class.

KEOMAH KAY, owned by Kenneth Smith, Loveland, Colorado MAJULLA, Echo Morgan Farm, Loveland, Colorado, receiving and shown by Kenneth Smith. Winner of class for 2 year old the trophy and blue ribbon in the class for 1959 fillies. fillies. ESTES PARK, COLORADO - SHOW RESULTS

MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm. Northville, Mich., shown by Bar- LOCKELYN. owned by the Merchant Morgan Farm, Houston, bara Gougeon receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the Texas and shown by Earl Skinner, receiving the trophy and blue English Pleasure Class. Sharna Butler. Queens Attendant for ribbon in the Three Gaited Class. Sharna Butler making the the Estes Park Rooftop Rodeo making the presentation. presentation.

JULEENA from the Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana. shown by MICKEY FINN, Mar•Lo Farm, Northville, Michigan and shown Dean Jackson receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the by Barbara Gougeon, receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in Junior Morgans, Western class. Sharna Butler making the award. the Morgan Pleasure Class. Diane Van Horn making the presentation.

LOCKELYN, Merchant Morgan Farm, Houston, Texas and shown LOCKELYN Merchant Morgan Farm, Houston, Texas, shown by Earl Skinner, receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the by Earl Skinner, receiving the Trohpy and blue ribbon in the class for combination Morgans, Sharron Smith making the award. class for Morgans in Harness. Sharron Smith making the award. ESTES PARK, COLORADO - SHOW RESULTS

WALNA BEE, owned by Mrs. Virginia BROADWALL BRIGADIER, owned by Mr. and MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm, Northville. Banta, Los Alamos. New Mexico, and Mrs. H. W. Nichoalds, Englewood, Colorado, and Mich., shown by Barbara Gougeon receiv- shown by Connie Banta, receiving the shown by Ted Willrich, Reserve Champion ing trophy and blue ribbon in Western Trophy and Blue Ribbon in Junior Equi- Stallion. Pleasure Class for Stallions. tation, Stock Class.

OZARK BEAUTY. owned by W. L. Dansby, Echo Morgan Farm. BONNIE JEWEL, owned by George R. Burgess of LaPorte, Colo., Loveland, Colorado, with Kenneth Smith up, receiving trophy in and shown by Roger Burgess receiving the trophy in the Stock the Western Pleasure Class for Mares and Geldings. Diane Van Horse Class. Sharron Smith of Ft. Collins, Colo. making the Horn, Queen of the Estes Park Rooftop Rodeo making the award. presentation.

MAJORET P. and MAJULLA, Echo Morgan Farm, Loveland, Colorado and shown by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dansby. Winners KEOMAH KAY, owned and shown by Kenneth Smith, Loveland, in the Morgan Mare and Foal Class. Colorado. Reserve Champion Mare.

ESTES PARK, COLORADO - SHOW RESULTS

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MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm, Northville, Michigan and shown DEE DEE CHOCOLATE, owned by Patsye Brown, Oshoto, Wyo- ming and shown by C. Hamilton receiving the trophy and blue by Mr. and Mrs. Milo Dugan receiving the trophy and blur ribbon for the Gay Nineties class. Diane Van Horn making the ribbon for the Cutting Horse Class. Sharna Butler making the presentation. presentation.

JUNITA JUBILEE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nichoalds, Engle- JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch. Harrison. Montana, shown by wood. Colo., and shown by Ted Willrich. Diane Van Horn Dean Jackson, receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the making the presentation of the trophy and blue ribbon for first clover leaf barrel race, Diane Van Horn making the presentation. place in the Pleasure Driving Class to Mrs. Nichoalds.

JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch, Harrison, Montana, shown by MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm. Northville, Michigan and shown by Dean Jackson, receiving th e Trophy and blue ribbon in the Barbara Gougeon, receiving the trophy and blue ribbon in the Pole Bending Class. Diana Van Horn making the presentation. English Pleasure class. Sharna Butler making the presentation. WE ARE OVERCROWDED!!

BARN SPACE NEEDED

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• 5 two year olds • 3 three year olds • 2 yearlings • 3 weanlings

'fering for sale five out of the above group to make room for next year's large foal crop.

NS WITH TYPE, DISPOSITION, AND OUTSTANDING BLOODLINES

VOORHIS FARM RED HOOK, DUTCHESS COUNTY NEW YORK FRED HERRICK, trainer also have a brand new chestnut Mor- gan filly added to their stable out of Central States News their good Morgan mare and sired by Prince Roosevelt. Sorry I do not have By EVE OAKLEY the information on their mare at this time. Due to the fact that this mare's previous owners were killed in an The big news this month of course classes at the DuPage County Fair automobile accident just previous to is our first All Morgan Halter Classes Horse Show. The good mare, Jubi- the sale, the untangling of her regis- held at the DuPage County Fair, Whea- lee's Gloria (Jubilee King - Townshend ration papers has proved to be quite ton, Illinois, on August 2nd. We had Lass) took the Blue in this class, with a problem which the Hyetts hope to been given just one halter class, all the attractive gelding, Prince Justin have cleared up in the near future. ages and sexes, which is difficult for (Cavendish-King's Felicity) in third Prince Roosevelt (Indian Boy - Bet) both exhibitor and judge alike, but we place. Both of these Morgans are is owned by members, Tom and Janet were all happy to have the opportunity owned by Caven-Glo Farm, Westmont, Willits, also of Aledo, Ill., so it seems to show our Morgans. Due to the good Illinois. we are getting a good local group of number of entries, the Fair Board de- members way out by the Mississippi As a result of the good turnout of cided to split the class at the last minute River. Morgans for the DuPage County Fair and so we were given three classes. We wish to welcome another new classes, the Fall Festival Horse Show, member, Miss Nancy Collins, of This is the first time that Morgan Downers Grove, Ill., has included a Downers Grove, Ill. Nancy is new to classes have been included in the shows Morgan Pleasure class, English or Wes- Morgans, but hopes to learn a great so near Chicago for a number of years tern equipment. However, they ad- deal about them through the Club's and we are happy to report that 21 vise that if entries are large enough, facilities. highly polished Morgans were on hand they will split this class, giving us a Mrs. Chester Reynolds of Erie, Pa„ for these early morning classes. As Morgan Western Pleasure class and reports that one of the oldest living a result of the good turnout of Mor- a Morgan English Pleasure class. This Morgan breeders in Pennsylvania, Mr. gans for this show, we have been show will be held on September 20th H. F. McDaniel of Cochranton, Pa., has promised more classes for next year, and we are all looking forward to a purchased back a lovely 9 year old as well as a performance class. The good turnout of Morgans. Fair Board also has promised the per- registered Morgan mare, Bay Ann manent Ring and stabling facilities for One of our Junior Members, John (Tarron-Sue Ann), that he had bred the 1960 show. These new stabling Sproul, Naperville, Illinois has sold from a New York State party. Probably facilities should help a lot to increase his yearling Morgan filly, Brucewood's a visit to the Chester Reynolds and the number of Morgans shown, for Tar Baby, to Miss Marilyn Broures, of talking Morgan and seeing their hand- this year, it was out of the question Lakeview, Ohio. Tar Baby was picked some stallion Superson, prompted this to even expect Morgan owners to bring up by her new owners right after the return to the Morgan breed. Seems their Morgans a long distance without Morgan classes at the DuPage County as if once the Morgan bug bits, you stalls and we were mighty happy to Fair. John is now busy shopping for are forever infected. Incidentally, the have the good local turnout that we a weanling Morgan filly to raise. 21 year old Morgan mare, Junnette, did. The results of this show are as Mrs. Dorothy Jasper of Naperville, now owned by the DeVerne Willeys, follows: Illinois, has sold her Morgan mare, of Kennedy, N. Y., was previously owned by Mr. McDaniel. Morgan Halter — 3 years and over, Cyanna, to Mr. Gordon Heitman, of Stallions, Mares and Geldings: Won by Huntley, Illinois. Cyanna was sold HYLEE'S TOP BRASS (S), A. Gordon Heit- just before the DuPage County Fair man, Huntley, Ill.; 2nd, SKYCHIEF (S), Show and was trailered to Huntley Orwin and Norine Osman, Manteno, Ill.; 3rd, TOWNE-AYR TWIG (G), Robert D. after the Morgan classes. Glenn, Wayne, Ill.; 4th, GOLD BAND The Howard Bowers, of Reynolds, ARCHIE (S), Dr. Norman B. Dobin, Chicago, III.; 5th, CYANNA (M), Mrs. Dorothy Jas- Ill., have advised they now own an- per, Naperville, III.; 6th, PRINCE JUSTIN, other Morgan. It is a beautiful little (G), Caven-Glo Farm, Ill. filly — Freya's Golden Girl, out of Morgan Halter — 2 years and under, their good Morgan mare, Caven-Glo Stallions, Mares and Geldings: Won by Freya (Cavendish - King's Felicity) DWIGHT ASHMORE (S), 2 yrs., Miss Joyce L. Glenn, Wayne, III.; 2nd, CAVEN-GLO and sired by Prince Roosevelt. Beulah SUNSERI (M), 1 yr., Caven-Glo Farm, tells us that she is already halter broken Westmont, Ill.; 3rd, BRUCE'WOOD'S TAR and practically a house pet. Incident- BABY (M), 1 yr., John Sproul, Naperville, ally, the Bowers made a quick stop at Ill.; 4th, DORIAN ASHMORE (S), 1 yr., Caven Glo Farm, Westmont, Ill.; 5th, Caven-Glo recently with the idea of JUBILEE'S GLORIA'S FOAL (S), Coven- breeding their mare, Freya, to Dorian Glo Farm, Westmont, Ill. Ashmore (Lippitt Ashmore - Spring Champion Morgan: HYLEE'S TOP BRASS, Darling) in the future. They liked A. Gordon Heitman, Huntley, Ill. what they saw. Reserve Champion Morgan: SKY CHIEF, Orwin and Norine Osman, Manteno, Ill. We wish to extend a warm welcome Several of the Morgans were shown to our most recent members, Mr. and by their owner in the Open Halter Mrs. Claris, Hyett and their three Class, all ages, as well as the Morgan children, of Aledo, Ill. The Hyetts

36 Model Morgan Stallions: Won by DEN- Dzengolewski's Duke of Lebanon, and of the pair, the other is new to the NISFIELD, owned by Thee Winds Farm, Sue Lutz' very pretty, well-mannered ring, this being the big mare Ebony Clarks Summit, Pa. 2nd, SEALECT OF and well-grown yearling stallion, Chief Belle, by Cappy Smith out of Tribella. WINDCREST, owned by Voorhis Farm; She looks like a contender for the 3rd, TOPFIELD, owned by Dr. Frances C. Sunglow. In the mare division, Fanny Schaeffer, Allentown, Pa.; 4th, DYBERRY de Jarnette owned by Ray Searls was parade classes, and just previous to the ROBIN, owned by Dr. Elmer Searls, Madi- first over Bill Byers' Jubilee's Pastime. fair had placed 5th in a class of 21 son, N. J. Another newcomer was third, this be- parade horses at the Lincoln, Ill. show. Limit Morgans: Won by LEDGEWOOD Ray Searls really had a workout :ORA JANE, owned by Voorhis Farm; ing 9 year old Billy MacMichaels with 2nd, NANCY DATE, owned by Dr. Frances Bonnie Flash. Jubilee's Starlight, showing his horses in the open breed- Schaeffer; 3rd, LINDA DEE, Rogues Har- pretty little chestnut, white-maned year- ing classes, with classes coming one bour Farm; 4th, SIR KNOBBIENEZE VONA, ling filly was shown by Charles Phil- right after the other, then two classes Joselene Hills Farm, Frederick, Md. in the afternoon and one that same Morgan Mares: Won by PRINCESS lips for the Byers to place fourth. Billly JARNETTE, owned by Rogues Harbour MacMichaels also rode Bonnie Flash in night. Incidentally, Cinnamon King Farm; 2nd, MADALIN, owned by Voorhis the Children's Western Pleasure Class, gave an outstanding performance in the Farm; 3rd, NANCY DATE, owned by Dr. and while they did not place, both did Land of Lincoln harness class to place Frances Schaeffer; 4th, LINDA DEE, owned 2nd. He has been driven very little in by Rogues Harbour Farm. a magnificent job in their first show. Morgan Stallions and Geldings: Won by Their competition was all Quarter the past few years, being used as a DENNISFIELD, owned by Three Winds horse, but none shown had the spirit parade horse. Farm; 2nd, SEALECT OF WINDCREST along with the good manners Bonnie The Truman Pocklingtons missed be- owned by Voorhis Farm; 3rd, SIR KNOBBIENEZE VONA, owned by Joselene Flash had. ing able to show their horses when their Hills Farm; 4th, TOPFIELD, owned by Dr. Just previous to the show, Earl Mac- catalog and entry blank arrived a day Frances Schaeffer. Michael went to Fargo, North Dakota after entries closed, but were there Morgan Pleasure: Won by PRINCESS with 14 head of top registered Hol- JARNETTE, Rogues Harbour Farm; 2nd, to pick up his latest addiion to his BROADWALL FELICITY, owned by Emily growing band of Morgans. This is steins. Haven't heard how they came Horns, Mt. Lakes, N. J.; 3rd, LINDA DEE, the mare Kay K by Redberry out of out. owned by Rogues Harbour Farm; 4th, SIR Maritana by Plains King. In 1958 she The Tom Brunk family had some KNOBBIENEZE VONA, owned by Joselene bad luck when the best of their 3 wean- Hills Farm. was named Champion Mare at tht Morgan Stake: Won by PRINCESS JAR- North Dakota State Fair. She is broke lings entered in the Futurity turned NETTE, owned by Rogues Harbour Farm; to ride and drive. At her side is a up lame the night before the class. 2nd, SELECT OF WINDCREST, owned by cute colt. They did all right with their 3 year old Voorhis Farm; 3rd, MADALIN, owned by Voorhis Farm; 4th, NANCY DATE, owned A mid-August arrival was Dellama's mare, Daisanna, in the performance by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; 5th, TOPFIELD, filly sired by the Duke of Lebanon. classes, and Turbo Jo, a top-notch owned by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; 6th, The proud owners are, of course, our yearling stallion in the yearling classes. SIR KNOBBIENF2F. VONA, Joselene Hills Treasurer and family, the Lane Wil- Ray Brachear had better luck show- Farm. ing horses for other people. He showed Open Horsemanship: 3rd, FRANCES tons of East St. Louis, 111. FRANKS on Princess Jarnette; 4th, EMILY A nice turnout of Morgans paraded the weanling filly Firebird to 2 seconds HORNS on Broadwall Felicity. before a good crowd at the First An- and a fourth for the Neal Werts', and Good Hands Class: 2nd, FRANCES nual Granite City, Ill. Western Horse the yearling stallion Copper Cloud that FRANKS on Princess Jarnette. Show on Aug. 30. Ray Searls had both he sold to Miss Jeanne White last win- AHSA Medal Class: 2nd, EMILY HORNS, the first and second place winners, ter to 2 seconds also. His good mare Dr: Broadwall Felicity; 6th, FRANCES FRANKS on Princess Jarnette. with his bright chestnut stallion Prince Bright Star tied second in the Morgan Equitation Championship: Won by EMILY de Jarnette upseting Cinnamon King class under western equipment. HORNS on Broadwall Felicity. to wear the blue from the ring. Third The quality of the yearlings was very went to Jubilee's Pastime, owned and high. Some of them which did not shown by Bill Byers of St. Louis. The place too high this year may be next mare Bonnie Mae, owned by Clarence year's winners, as they lacked little but Test of Centralia, Ill., was fourth. The development and filling out. One such Mississippi Valley Howard Kascbergs of Granite City colt to look for is Irish Luck, bay stal- showed their nice 3 year old bay filly lion, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Nelson News for the first time and placed fifth. She King of Kirksville, Mo. He's got the is a full sister to the Duke of Lebanon, breeding, conformation and style to be By PAT WERTS sired by Pride of King out of Cinna- a top horse for them in the future. mon Queen. Dr. and Mrs. King and Nancy, dis- Mississippi Valley Club Morgans Sidelights of the Illinois State Fair: placed New Englanders, are mighty have made quite a dent in the shows Quite a few members of the MVMHC nice folks and we'd like to see them around St. Louis this summer. While attended the fair either as exhibitors at some of our local shows next year. not appearing in too many, a good or spectators. Among those seen on the Robert Riley from What Cheer, turnout of excellent Morgans has been rail Saturday morning during the open Iowa showed a nice chestnut filly with on hand for the classes scheduled, and breeding classes were F. K. Dzengo- white markings that placed 3rd in the the Arnold, Mo. show on August 9 was lewski, Lane Wilton, and the Wm. weanling mare class. Mary Lasater of no exception. Shown for the first time Byers family. Sigourney, Iowa, who last year had in these parts was Redberry, chestnut Lewis Pape and his daughter Janet, the weanling futurity winner had some stallion owned by Earl MacMichael, as usual drew favorable comment with bad luck this year when one of her who got off on the right foot by cap- their black parade pair, which opened colts became very sick. Better luck turing the blue in the Model Class over all horse show performances at the fair. to you next year. Ray Searls' Cinnamon King, F. K. The stallion, Congo's Pride was one (Continued on Page 41)

' OCTOBER, 1959 39 5th, EMERALD'S IRISH LAD, Orwin and Norine Osman; 6th, QUEEN OF HEARTS, Illinois State Fair Dr. and Mrs. Norman B. Dobin. 7th, SUN- SICO, Roy Brunk; 8th, MR. SUNNY COBRA, Pape Stables. Following are the results of the $10, $5: Wcn by EMERALD'S ARISTO- Illinois Morgan Horse Breeders Futurity Illinois State Fair Horse Show, Spring- CRAT, Dobin, Hornback and Osman, Man- - Open to the world - Yearling Mare field, Illinois, August 14, 15, 17, thru teno, Ill.; 2nd, CHIEF COBRA, Mr. and Class: Won by HYLEE'S LADY M.E.L., Mrs. Raymond Brachear, Waggoner, III.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Behling; 2nd, 21, 1959. Judge: Harry Spotts, Frank- 3rd, DARK DANCER, 0. E. Jackson, Spring- lin, Tennessee. FOXY SENATOR, Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. field, Ill. 4th, BOMARC, Maxine Samonds, Rumbaugh, Polk, Ohio; 3rd, BINNEY Illinois Morgan Horse Breeders Futurity Springfield, Ill. BEE, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cleveland; 4th, - Open to the World-Weanling Mare, Morgan Stallion, 1 year old and under PEARL ANN, Ernest McElhinney, Morning Colt Class: Won by PRINCESS JULIANA, 2 - 525, $20, 515, $10. $5; Won by TUR- Sun, Ia.; 5th, HYLEE'S MARY ANN, Harry Kenneth H. Pape, Pawnee, Ill.; 2nd, FIRE- BO JO, Thomas T. Brunk; 2nd, COPPER H. Cleveland, Waverly, Ia.; 6th, ANNE BIRD, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Werts, Bridge- CLOUD, Jeanne White, Springfield, Ill.; DEE, Roy Brunk; 7th, CRATION QUEEN, ton, Mo; 3rd, BELAFINA, Mr. and Mrs. 3rd, EMERALD'S CHOCHISE, Orwin and "0", Orwin and Norine Osman; 8th, L. S. Greenwalt, Pawnee, III.; 4th, QUEEN Norine Osman; 4th, CAPTAIN COBRENA. MISTY LINN, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Searls. OF HEARTS, Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Dobin, Pape Stables; 5th, IRISH LUCK, Dr. and Mrs. Nelson D. King. Illinois Morgan Horse Breeders Futurity Chicago, Ill.; 5th, BIG BEND TINY STAR, - Open to the world-Yearling Stallion or Big Bend Farms, Rockford, III.; 6th, BIG Morgan Stallion. foal of 1959 - $25. Gelding Class: Won by TURBO JO, Thomas BEND CINNAMON VELVET, Big Bend $20, $15, $10. $5: Won by BEAU FOR- T. Brunk; 2nd, COPPER CLOUD, Jeanne Farms; 7th, FOREVER AMBER, Mrs Doro- TUNE "0", Mrs Dorothy Hornback; 2nd, White, Springfield, Ill.; 3rd, FOXY DON thy Hornback, Manteno, Ill.; 8th, KEONAH, MR. SUNNY COBRA, Pape Stables; 3rd, JUAN, Robert Welch, Peoria, Ill.; 4th, CAP- LAURIE L, Robert D. Riley, What Cheer, KING'S HAVEN GUNSMOKE, Dr. and Mrs. TAIN COBRENA, Pape Stables; 5th, SKY- Iowa. Nelson D. King; 4th, SUNSICO, Roy Brunk, LINER, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brachear; 5th, ROYAL HOBO, Mary E. Lasater. Illinois Morgan Horse Breeders Futurity 6th, IRISH LUCK, Dr. and Mrs. Nelson D. -Open to the World-Wecrnling Horse Morgan Horse-Champion Stallion: HY- King; 7th, SONNY AKERS, Thomas T. Colt Class: Won by BEAU FORTUNE "0", LEE'S TOP BRASS, Mr. Gordcn Heitman. Brunk; 8th, DEJARNETTE'S KING, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Searls. Mrs. Dorothy Hornback; 2nd, EMERALD'S Morgan Horse-Reserve Champion Stal- IRISH LAD, Orwin and Norine Osman, lion:. CHIEF RED HAWK, Stuart G. Land of Lincoln Breeders Award-Mor- Manteno, Ill.; 3rd, MR. SUNNY COBRA, Hazard. gans to be shown in Harness to Suitable Pape Stables, Pawnee, Ill.; 4th, KING'S Four Wheeled Vehicle-Governor's Trophy, HAVEN GUNSMOKE, Dr. and Mrs. Nelson Morgan Mare. 3 years old and over- $250, $225, $175, $125, $100, $75: Won by D. King, Kirksville, Mo; 5th, GAY STAR, $25, $20, $15, $10, $5: Won by SPRING- BETTE BELLE, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Green- Thomas T. Brunk, Springfield, Ill.; 6th, BROOK CAMILLE, Walter Carroll; 2nd, walt; 2nd, CINNAMON KING, Mr. and SUNSICO, Roy Brunk, Rochester, Ill.; 7th, BETTE BELLE, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Green- Mrs. Ray Searls; 3rd, ARCHIE O'S DU- GAY MAVERICK, Thomas T. Brunk; 8th, walt; 3rd, MODELETTE, Stuart G. Hazard; PLICATE, Dr. and Mrs. Norman B. Dobin; ROYAL HOBO, Mary E. Lasater, Sigour- 4th, EASTER PARADE, Miss Jackie Lee 4th, DAISANNA, Thomas T. Brunk; 5th, ney, Ia. Behling; 5th, HYLEE'S LADY MAUDEEN, STARFLY, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan; 6th, Dr. and Mrs. Nelson D. King. MAUDETTE, Roy Brunk. Land of Lincoln Breeders Award-Mor- gans, to be shown in saddle at walk, trot Morgan Mare 2 years old and under 3- Registered Morgans - Shown at Walk, and canter. English equipment-Governor's $25, $20, $15, $10, $5: Won by HYLEE'S Trot and Canter, English Equipment-$40, Trophy $250, $225, $175, $125, $100, $75.: TORCHSONG, Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. $30, $20, $10, $5: Won by EASTER Won by BETTE BELLE, Mr. and Mrs. L. Behling; 2nd, FOX FIRE'S SUZAY, Walter PARADE, Miss Jackie Lee Behling; 2nd, S. Greenwalt; 2nd, ALLEN DAIRE, Har- Carroll; 3rd, STARFLY, Mr. and Mrs. TRIETTA, Harold F. Meyer; 3rd, MODEL- old F. Meyer, Barrington, III.; 3rd, DAIS- Edward Ryan; 4th THE BLACK ROSE, ETTE, Stuart G. Hazard; 4th, DAISANNA, ANNA, Thomas T. Brunk; 4th, DANNY DE Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Greenwalt; 5th,SUN- Thomas T. Brunk; 5th, SPRINGBROOK JARNETTE, Linda Lauck, Springfield, Ill.; 1, t„ Roy Brunk. CAMILLE, Walter Carroll; 6th, MAUD- 5th, MAUDETTE, Roy Brunk; 6th, ARCHIE Morgan Mare. 1 year old and under 2 - ETTE, Roy Brunk. (31 entries - largest O'S DUPLICATE, Dr. and Mrs. Norman B. $25, $20. $15. $10, $5: Won by HYLEE'S saddle class yet). Dobin; 7th, ARCHIE HEROLD "L", Mrs. LADY M.E.L, Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Illinois Morgan Horse Breeders Futurity Dorothy Hornback. Behling; 2nd, FOX FIRES SUZAY, Walter - Open to the world-Champion Yearling Illinois Morgan Horse Breeders Futurity Carroll; 3rd, FOXY SENATOR, Mr. and Class: Won by HYLEE'S LADY M.E.L., Mr. -Open to the World-Two year old Mrs. Paul B. Rumbaugh; 4th, PEARL ANN, and Mrs. Robert V. Behling; 2nd, BINNEY class, to be shown in harness: Won by 'Ernest McElhinney, Morning Sun, Ia.; 5th, BEE, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cleveland; 3rd, ALFALEE, Stuart G. Hazard, Topeka, Kan- HYLEE'S MARY ANN, Harry H. Cleveland. TURBO JO, Thomas T. Brunk; 4th, PEARL sas; 2nd, HYLEE'S TORCHSONG, Mr. ANN, Ernest McElhinney; 5th, COPPER Morgan Mara, Foal of 1959-$25, $20, 6th, CAPTAIN and Mrs. Robert V. Behling, Cambria, $15, $10, $5: Won by PRINCESS JULIANNA, CLOUD, Jeanne White; Wis.; 3rd, FOXFIRE'S SUZAY, Walter Kenneth H. Pape; 2nd, FIREBIRD, Mr. COBRENA, Pape Stables; 7th. HYLEE'S Carroll, Farmington, Mich.; 4th, STARFLY, and Mrs. Neal Werts; 3rd, LEOMAH MARY ANN, Harry H. Cleveland; 8th, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan, Delavan, Ill.; LAURIE L, Robert D. Riley; 4th, QUEEN EMERALD'S CHOCHISE, Orwin and Norine 5th, BOMARC, Maxine Samonds, Spring- OF HEARTS. Dr. and Mrs. Norman B. Osman. field, Ill.; 6th, CHIEF COBRA, Mr. and Dobin; 5th, WANONA PRINCESS, Mr. Registered Morgans. Shown at Walk, Trot Mrs. Raymond Brachear, Waggoner, Ill.; and Mrs. Ray Searls. and Canter, Western Equipment-$40, $130, 7th, THE BLACK ROSE, Mr. and Mrs. L. $20, $10, $5: Won by PRINCE DE JAR- S. Greenwalt; 8th, JUIOUETTA, J. Roy Champion Mare (shown in hand) Ribbon: NETTE, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Searls; 2nd, Brunk, Rochester, Ill. HYLEE'S LADY M. E. L., Mr. and Mrs. BRIGHT STAR, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robert V. Behling. Morgan Stallions, 3 years old and over Brachear; 3rd, ARCHIE HEROD "L", Mrs. -$25, $20, $15, $10, $5: Won by HY- Reserve Champion mare (shown in hand) Dorothy Hornback; 4th, TWEEDLE DE, LEE'S TOP BRASS, Mr. Gordon Heitman. Ribbon: BINNEY BEE, Mr. and Mrs. Harry De Rosa Stables; 5th, OUR EMERALD Huntley, Ill.; 2nd, CHIEF RED HAWK, Cleveland, Waverly, Ia. KING, Dr. and Mrs. Norman B. Dobin. Stuart G. Hazard; 3rd, CINNAMON KING, Illinois Morgan Horse Breeders Futurity Registered Morgans, Shown in Harness. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Searls, Medora, Ill.; -Open to the world-Champion WecmlIng $40, $30, $20, $10, $5: Won by BETTE 4th, MR. BREEZY COBRA, Pape Stables; Class: Won by PRINCESS JULIANNA, Pape BELLE, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Greenwalt; 2nd, 5th, THE BROWN FALCON, Stuart G. Stables; 2nd, BEAU FORTUNE "0", Mrs. TRIETTA, Harold F. Meyer; 4th, MODEL- Hazard. Dorothy Hornback; 3rd, KING'S HAVEN ETTE, Stuart G. Hazard; 4th, DAISANNA, Morgan Horses - Morgan Stallion, 2 GUNSMOKE, Dr. and Mrs. Nelson D. King; Thomas T. Brunk; 5th, MR. BREEZY CO- years old and under 3 - $25, $20, $15, 41h, FIREBIRD, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Werts; BRA, Pape Stables. 40 The MORGAN HORSE seven of them. Placed well, too, with Morgans, to start a new breeding farm New York News plenty of ribbons of the right color. there in Central New York. Look for him in the Syracuse results Miss Gail Wagner of Elmira has By RUTH ROGERS next month, because he and Evelyn sold her gelding, Pat's Temptation, to Both quality and quantity were high will be in there, pitchin'. Mr. Everett Crosby of Wappinger in the Morgan division of the Erie BREEDING CLASSES Falls, N. Y. We hope to have more County Fair at Hamburg, in August. Senior Stallions: Won by BROWN PEP- news from Mr. Crosby in a later issue. Thomas McCray judged performance PER, Mr. and Mrs. Rodee; 2nd, DYBERRY Send in your news to Mrs. V. J. Morgans and E. L Bailey tied the ROYALTON, Dr. Bachman; 3rd, TIBSUN, Rogers, Martin Road, Akron, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. DeVerne Willey; 4th, SHER- And remember that we will be happy halter classes. Results follow: 4AN L, Miss Rose Marie Rosniak. Western Pleasure: Won by JUST-A- to have all Morgan owners and friends SWEETHEART, Ruth B. Mercer; 2nd, Mares. 4 years and oven Won by BON- join the New York State Club. PLAIN JANE, Dr. Wm. Bachman; 3rd, NIE TWILIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 2nd, SHER- MY COPPER PENNY, Dorothy Bachman; RIE L, Miss Mary Lyster; 3rd, MERRY- 4th, TOM ITMLIN, Dr. Bachman. MOUNT MIMSIE, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hoefen; 4th, LIPPI1T LENORA, Mr. and Novice 3-gaited: Won by DYBERRY Mississippi Mrs. John Keenan. ROYALTON, Dr. Bachman; 2nd, LEDGE- (Continued from Page 39) WOOD COMET, Miss Lyle Charters; 3rd, Broodmares: Won by PANDY'S JUAN- BONNIE TWILIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 4th, TA, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith; 2nd, Roy Brunk had quite a shock during DONNA MAE PEPPER, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- BLANCARITA, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Tay- fair week when his stallion Mango died. lor; 3rd, Chestnut mare owned by Mr. ward G. Murphy. The horse had been sick for about English Pleasure: Won by DON QUIX- and Mrs. Dick Poux; 4th, MILLER'S GLORY OTE PEPPER, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rodee; B., Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Richards. a week, and three vets had been un- 2nd, MANDATE'S PEGGY LOU, Mrs. Aye- Foals: Won by RAMSOMVALE BRIDGE able to find the trouble. A check at lien Richards; 3rd, JUST-A-SWEETHEART, Dr. Bachman; 2nd, BIRCHSTONE L„ Mr. 10 o'clock one morning found Mango Miss Ruth Mercer; 4th, ORCUTT FANNIE and Mrs. C. C. Richards; 3rd, PANDY'S standing peacefully in his stall, a couple ALLEN, Miss Sandra Hunt. Foal by Don Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Open Harness: Won by BONNIE TWI- Smith; 4th, RITA'S Foal by Sherimill of hours later he was -dead. LIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 2nd, DYERRY Lodestar, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. Following the fair, Mr. and Mrs. ROYALTON, Dr. Bachman; 3rd, JOSIAH"S Yearlings: Won by MANDATOR, Mr. Neal Werts sold their show filly Fire- CAESAR, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mahoney; and Mrs. Hoefen; 2nd, GEORGINA, TWI- bird by the Brown Falcon out of Gay- 4th, MANDATE'S PEGGY LOU, Mrs. Aye- LIGHT, Miss Dorothy Bachman; 3rd, neta, to Mr. S. G. Hazard of Topeka, lien Richards. BILLENDA ALLEN, Miss Sandra Hunt. Kansas. Open 3-gaited: Won by BROWN PEP- Two year olds: Won by BETSY TWI- PER, Mr. and Mrs. Rodee; 2nd, LEDGE- LIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 2nd, JOSIAH'S CAE- WOOD COMET, Miss Lyle Charters; 3rd, SAR, Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney and Alice BONNIE TWILIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 4th, Pat; 3rd, R. R. Rusty Nan, Mr. and Mrs. Pacific North-west DONNA MAE PEPPER, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clyne; 4th, SHERMAN'S LAZY Murphy. MOON, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. (Continued from Page 18) Amateur: Won by LEDGEWOOD COMET, Miss Lyle Charters; 2nd, DON QUIXOTE Three Year Olds: Won by SUNRISE EX- son; shown by Mrs. Ben Langston; 3rd, PEPPER, Mr. and Mrs. Rodeo; 3rd, BON- PRESS, Miss Hortense Lynds; 2nd, SHAWALLA BESS, owned by Shawalla NIE TWILIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 4th, MAN- ROYLCREST PARADER, Mr. and Mrs. Tay- Morgan Horse Ranch, shown by C. E. DATE'S PEGGY LOU, Mrs. Ayelien lor; 3rd, SHERA-LYN, Mr. and Mrs. Kee- Shaw; 4th, KEYSTONE'S ARTEMIS, owned Richards. nan and Ruth; 4th, ROYALTON FIREFLY, by Bob Boggs; 5th, KEYSTONE'S KATHER- Stake: Won by BROWN PEPPER, Mr. Mr. Mark O'Donnell. INE, owned and shown by Bob Boggs. and Mrs. Rodeo; 2nd, LEDGEWOOD 3 Year Old Colts: Won by MON-HEIR- Miss Nancy Gochee of Rome reports TAWN, owned and shown by Gene Fisher. COMEll', Miss Charters; 3rd, BOWIE an August filly by Dygert's King from TWILIGHT, Dr. Bachman; 4th, DON QUIX- Mares. 4 Years and Over: Won by FERN OTE PEPPER, Mr. and Mrs. Rodeo; 5th, Little Girl, both home owned. The SCOTT, owned by Dr. C. D. Parkinson, DYBERRY ROYALTON, Dr. Bachman; 6th, little lady is bay, without a speck of shown by Ben Langston; 2nd, WILLOWAW, ORCLAND YOULINDA, Dr. and Mrs. white. And since her arrivel, her year- owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns; Murphy. 3rd, POMMELASS, owned and shown by E. ling full sister will probably be for Barclay Brauns; 4th, ORAFIELD, owned The beautiful Stake Class was a hot sale. by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown by contest between Brown Pepper, ridden Leo Beckley; 5th, ABBELINE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long of Johns- Mrs. W. T. Stockton, shown by Sally by Bob Brooks, and Ledgewood Comet, town have a nice chestnut stud colt full brother to Sealect of Windcrest, Stockton. from their Ginger Mildann, sired by Geldings, All Ages: Won by GLIDDEN'S owned and ridden by Miss Lyle Char- Lippitt Mandate. It is good to think HEIR, owned and shown by Yolanda Robl; ters. Pepper, always a hard horse to the Longs' bad luck is over. 2nd, CHIEF GERONIMO, owned by Mr. beat, emerged the champ after extra and Mrs. Gardner Smith, shown by Mrs. workouts, with reserve to Comet (Cor- The Russell Dobbins of East Aurora Gardner Smith; 3rd, CHIEF HEROD, owned and shown by Gladys Koehne. ky to his friends). But it was close. have a stud colt from their Townshend Gaydier, sired by Sherimill Sunrise. Stallions, 4 years and over: Won by The show season would not be com- ROCKFIELD, owned by Shawalla Mort-an plete without a whole-hearted salute to This little bay fellow joins a chestnut Horse Ranch, shown by C. E. Shaw; 2nd, a great little Morgan, Don Quixote filly from the Dobbins' Square Su- SUN DUST, owned by Louise D. Bates, Pepper. Bred, trained, ridden and zanne, foaled a month ago, to the sur- shown by Barbara Gay; 3rd, KEYSTONE, prise of her family - ask them to tell owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, owned by Mrs. Evelyn Rodee, Don has shown by Elmer Adkins; 4th, HILIN, cheerfully and effectively matched his you about it - also by Sunrise. owned and shown by Gladys Koehne. excellent competition under both Eng- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Veronesi of Mare and 1959 Foal: Won by LUCEY B, New Berlin must surely have their owned by Louise D. Bates; 2nd,' GINGER lish and Western Tack. VERMONT, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo You have just seen his name among first foal by now, from a mare pur- Beckley; 3rd, VIGELLA, owned by Louise the winners at Hamburg. At the chased from Tas-Tee Farms - how D. Bates; 4th, SKAGIT KLALE, owned and National Morgan Show he was en- about that, friends? We understand shown by Louise D. Bates. tered in nine classes and placed in the Veronesis are planning on more (Continued on Next Page) OCTOBER. 1959 41

Stallions and 2 to 4 of Get: Won by owned and Ahown by Louise D. Bates; 3rd, JUST ARRIVED FROM SUN DUST, owned and shown by Louise FAIRLAND'S TRIXIE, owned and shown by D. Bates; 2nd, KEYSTONE, owned by Mr. Linda Beckley; 4th, LADDY LINDSEY, ENGLAND and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, shown by Elmer owned by Andy Smith Auto Service, shown The long awaited waterproof Adkins. by Jan Austin; 5th, ABADDON, owned Mares and 2 to 4 of Produce: Won by and shown by by Allerdice. SUSEY B, Jwned and shown by Louise "NEWMARKET" D. Bates; 2nd, GINGER VERMONT, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown by Leo Beckley. BOOT Champion Junior Mare: BONNIE OF Mid-Atlantic BODOT, owned by Milne. (Continued from Page 13) Reserve Champion Junior Mare: LIN- FIELD, owned by Mr, and Mrs. Leo Beck- DATE'S PEGGY LOU, owned by Ayelien ley, shown by Leo Beckley. Richards. by Champion Junior Stallion: LAD OF Novice Morgans: Won by - GYPSEY Harry BODOT, owned by Milne. EILEEN, owned by Bernaia• Holtz; 2nd, Hall Reserve Champion Junior Stallion: BONNIE TWILIGHT, owned' by Dr. Wil- MONTY VERMONT, owned by Mr. and liam E. Bachman; 3rd, BLACK RAMBO, Mrs. Leo Beckley, shown by Leo Beckley. owned by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple; 4th, Morgan $50 Stake, Western: Wan by PINUP OF BLUE HAVEN, owned by Paul GLIDDEN'S HEIR, owned and shown by M. Lauer; 5th, TRULY FAIR, awned by Yolanda Robl; 2nd, MAC DELLA, owned Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple; 6th, DYBERRY by Dr. C. D. Parkinson, shown by Mrs. ROYALTON, owned by Dr. William E. Ben Langston; 3rd, SUN DUST, owned Bachman. and shown by Louise D. Bates; 4th, Yearling Mares: Won by GAY FLAIR, POMMELASS, owned by Mr. and Mrs. owned by Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Ackley, Jr.; Barclay Brauns, shown by Barclay Brauns; 2nd, HI-LO'S DONNA ANNA, owned by 5th, KEYSTONE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Mr: and Mrs. Jos. V. Laderoute. Barclay Brauns, shown by Elmer Adkins. Yearling Stallions: Won by MINUTE Gay Nineties: Won by KEYSTONE, MAN, owned by Harvey Atwood; 2nd, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Brauns, MAR-LO RAINLAD, owned by Arthur C. Rubber riding boots have not shown by Elmer Adkins; 2iid, SUN DUST, Sabin. • owned and shown by Louise D. Bates; 3rd, Senior Morgan Mares (foaled 1955 or been available for several years. KEYSTONE'S KATHERINE, owned and prior years): Won by NANCY DATE, Now Harry Hall in England has shown by Bob Boggs; 4th, ORAFIELD, owned by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; 2nd, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beckley, produced the finest boot of this EBONY DANCER, owned by 0. D. DeWitt; shown by Fred Berry. kind - one that has been enor- 3rd, JUNE MAR-LO, owned by Three Winds mously popular in England and Maiden Morgans, Western: Won by Farm; 4th, BONNIE TWILIGHT, owned the Continent: Miller's takes GLIDDEN'S HEIR, owned and shown by by Dr. William E. Bachman; 5th, COUN- pride in introducing• these boots Yolanda Robl; 2nd, SKAGIT TOKETE, TESS AIDA VONA, owned by Joselene to the horsemen in the United States. * Every "Newmarket" boot is made by hand. * Legs in super quality nylon re- inforced cotton cashmere, abra- sion resistant with a specially reinforced duck lining. * First quality "flex-tested" foot. Frankland Farms * Completely waterproof and wash- able. * Non-skid-patterned soles and Denmark, Maine barred heels for added safety. * Detachable garter and ankle straps of finest leather. * Half the weight of leather boots. You will love wet weather in offers for sale your Harry Hall "Newmarket" boots. JVear them as well for hunting, fishing and farm work. Men's sizes: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Ladies sizes: 5, 6, 7, 8, Colors: Brown rubber feet with fawn leg. - Black rubber feet with FRANKLAND REDMAN putty leg. Foaled, March 3, 1959 chestnut stallion Ladies 17.95 Men's 19.95 Sire: Townshend Manwallis (Cornwallis - Manzanita) Send for Free Xmas Gift Folder. Dam: Merrinetta (Squire Burger - Easter Maid) Here is a colt with Morgan type, outstanding pedigree, conform- ation, action and personality plus.

Contact N. Y. 123 E. 24th St. 10. N. Y. MRS. FRANK G. SMITH (,) RD #1, Bridgton, Maine Frerything For Riding Hills Farm; 6th, BROADWALL FELICITY, and Mrs. Robert Dreisbach; 2nd, MASTER- by LADY PERFECT DATE VONA, owned owned by Emily Horns. MAN, owned by William R. Coddington. by Joselene Hills Farm; 2nd, RUTHVEN'S BARBARA ANN, owned by Marilyn C. Geldings 3 and under: Won by TALIS- Child's Morgan: Won by TRULY FAIR, owned by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple; 2nd, Childs; 3rd, DELIGHT ASHMORE, owned MAN, owned by Ayelien Richards. by Mr. and Mrs. Warner L. Brittain. MISS-A-DATE, owned by Alice Anderson; Geldings 4 and Over: Won by SIR 3rd, MISS BUMBLEZ VONA, owned by $50 Morgan Stock Horse: Won by PLAIN KNOBBIENEZE VONA, owned by Joselene Joselene Hills Farm; 4th, WILDERNESS JANE, owned by Dr. William E. Bachman; Hills Farm; 2nd, BLACK RAMBO, owned BLAZE, owned by Mrs. R. A. Zimmerman; 2nd, MANITO, owned by William 41117-•Hop- by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple; 3rd, KING- 5th, BROADWALL FELICITY, owned by kins; 3rd, ARROW HAWK, owned by FISH, owned by Dr. Frances .Schaeffer; Emily Horns; 6th, TOM TIMLIN, owned Helene M. Zimmerman; 4th, MISS BUMB- 4th, DUCES WILD, owned by Diane Wilk- by Dr. William E. Bachman. LEZ VONA, owned by Joselene Hills Farm. inson. Open Horsemanship For Children 14 - 18 Senior Morgan Stallions (foaled 1955 or Open Horsemanship For Children 13 Years: Won by EMILY HORNS on Broad- prior years): Won by DENNISFIELD, Years and Under: Won by THOMAS HENS, wall Felicity; 2nd, MARIANNE DALES- owned by Three Winds Farm; 2nd, TOP- or. Tom Timlin; 2nd, DAVID HENS on SANDRO on Wilderness Blaze; 3rd, BET- FIELD, owned by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; Plain Jane; 3rd, WILLIAM KEMPER on SY BEARDSLEE on Ruthven's Barbara 3rd, BILLY B. GEDDES, owned by Eddie Gay Sally Ash; 4th, JODY VONA on Miss Ann; 4th, HELENE GREGORY VONA on Bare hart; 4th, DYERRY ROYALTON, Bumblez Vona. Sir Knobbieneze Vona; 5th, ALICE AN- owned by Dr. William E. Bachman. Two Year Old Mares: Won by THREE DERSON on Miss-A-Date. Morgan Jumping: Won by MANITO, WINDS BETSEY, owned by Three Winds Combination Morgans: Won by DEN- owned by William R. Hopkins; 2nd, Farm; 2nd, WINDCREST FAIR LADY, NISFIELD, owned by Three Winds Farm; ARROW HAWK, owned by Helene M. owned by Three Winds Farm; 3rd, CARO- 2nd, TOPFIELD, owned by Dr. Frances Zimmerman; 3rd, VELVET JETT, owned LINA, owned by Mr. and Mrs. James L. Schaeffer; 3rd, BILLY B. GEDDES, by Pat Keen; 4th, TRULY FAIR, owned Cole; 4th, LADY PERFECT DATE VONA, owned by Eddie Earehart; 4th, MAN- by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple. owned by Joselene Hills Farm; 5th, ANNA- DATE'S PEGGY LOU, owned by Ayelien MARIE MAR-LO, owned by Gloria Wein- Owner to Ride: Won by GYPSEY EI- Richards; 5th, LIPPITT STAR DUST, LEEN, owned by Holtz Stable; 2nd, trub. • • owned by Jackson Kemper. Two Year Old Stallions: Won by VIGIL- Morgan Brood Mares With Foal: Won MARCH, owned by Mr. and Mrs. David by JUNE MAR-LO, and MYSTERY MAN, L. Brockett; 2nd, CLEMENT, owned by owned by Three Winds Farm; 2nd, (Continued on Next Page) Mr. and Mrs. James L Cole. COUNTESS AIDA VONA, and COUNT Morgan Pleasure Driving: Won by BENAIDA VONA, owned by Joselene Hills Farm; 3rd, KO-KO DEAN and MANITO, owned by William R. Hopkins; A PICTURE OF YOUR PET 2nd, ANNA-MARIE MAR-LO, owned by DEAN'S STAR, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Al- Gloria Weintrub; 3rd, SIR KNOBBIENEZE bert Luclne; 4th, RUTHVEN'S BARBARA, Let me portray the head of your VONA, owned by Joselene Hills Farm; ANN and MARJORIE MAR-LO, owned by Marilyn C. Childs. horse or dog in a beautiful 4th, BROADWALL FELICITY, owned by 12" x 16" hand done pastel, Emily Horns; 5th, TOM TIMLIN, owned by Weanl ing Mares: Won by MARJORIE Dr. William E. Bachman; 6th, LIPPITT STAR MAR-LcI owned by Marilyn C. Childs. ready for framing. DUST, owned by Jackson Kemper. ' - Send snapshot and complete color Weanling Stallions: Won by MYSTERY Three Year Old Mares: Won by DE- MAN, owned by Marilyn C. Childs; 2nd, details. Satisfaction guaranteed. LIGHT ASHMORE, owned by Mr. and Mrs. COUNT BENAIDA VONA, owned by Jose- Price $25.00 postpaid. Warner L. Brittain. lene Hills Farm; 3rd, DEAN'S STAR, owned MARGARET SAWTELL Three Year Old Stallions: Won by by Dr. and Mrs. Albert Lucine. Sunrise Ave., Barr; Mass. TOWNE-AYR BOBOLINK, owned by Dr. Morgan Ponies. 14.2 and Under: Won

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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE ASSOCIATION South Woodstock, Vermont (Continued from Preceding Page) ARROW HAWK, owned by Helene M. Zimmerman; 4th, MANITO, owned by Ann HODGES DENNISFIELD, owned by Three Winds Hopkins; 5th, DUCES WILD, owned by OAO OE CO. ram; 3rd, DONNA ETTE VONA, owned Diane Wilkinson; 6th, BROADWALL BS7 BOYLSTON St by Joselene Hills Farm; 4th, NANCY FELICITY, owned by Emily Horns. O0510N MAIMS& DATE, owned by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; $50 Stake. Junior Morgans Under Saddle: 5th, BONNIE TWILIGHT, owned by Dr. igi FREE Won by KINGFISH, owned by Dr. Frances William E. Bachman; 6th, EBONY DAN- Schaeffer; 2nd, BILLY B. GEDDES, owned ON sepu■wr Tg CER, owned by 0. D. DeWitt. by Eddie Earehart; 3rd, BONNIE TWI- Grand Champion Morgan Stallion: Won LIGHT, owned by Dr. William E. Bachman; by VIGILMARCH; Reserve, DENNIS- 4th, TOWNE-AYR BOBOLINK, owned by FIELD. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dreisbach; 5th, YOUR PONY Grand Champion Mare: Won by MASTERMAN, owned by William R. Cod- America's largest all pony breeds NANCY DATE; Reserve, EBONY DAN- dington. AHSA Medal Class, Saddle Horse Seat: magazine. CER. Mid-Atlantic Sweepstake: Won by Won by EMILY HORNS on Broadwall Feli- Features all types and breeds NANCY DATE, owned by Dr. Frances city; 2nd, HELENE GREGORY VONA, Schaeffer; 2nd, GYPSEY EILEEN, owned on Sir Knobbieneze Vona; 3rd, MARI- of ponies with the addition of ANNE DALESSANDRO on Wilderness Hackney and Arabian Horses. by Holtz Stables; 3rd, MANDATE'S PEGGY LOU, owned by Ayelien Rich- Blaze; 4th, BETSY BEARDSLEE on Ruth- Published monthly. ards; 4th, DYBERRY ROYALTON, owned ven's Barbara Ann. by Dr. William E. Bachman; 5th, MANI- Morgan Trail Horse: Won by MANITO, $3.75 per year in United TO, owned by William Hopkins; 6th, owned by William Hopkins; 2nd, TRULY States - 2 years $7.00. MASTERMAN, owned by William R. Cod- FAIR, owned by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple; dington. 3rd, MISS-A-DATE, owned by Alice An- $4.00 per year in Canada & derson; 4th, GAY SALLY ASH, owned by Foreign Countries - 2 years $50 Stake, Junior Morgans In Harness: Jackson Kemper; 5th, SIR KNOBBIENEZE Won by VIGILMARCH, owned by Mr. and $7.50. VONA, owned by Joselene Hills Farm. Mrs. David L. Brockett; 2nd, BILLY B. $100 Championship Saddle Stake: Won GEDDES, owned by Eddie Earehart; 3rd, Address: by DONNA ETTE VONA, owned by Jose- KINGFISH, owned by Dr. Frances Schaef- lene Hills Farm; 2nd, DENNISFIELD, owned Box #497 fer; 4th, WINDCREST FAIR LADY, owned by Three Winds Farm; 3rd, BLACK RAM- Rising Sun, Maryland by Three Winds Farm; 5th, ANNA-MARIE BO, owned by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple; MAR-LO, owned by Gloria Weintrub. 4th, NANCY DATE, owned by Dr. Fran- Morgan Pairs Under Saddle: Won by ces Schaeffer; 5th, BILLY B. GEDDES, ARROW HAWK, owned by Helene M. owned by Eddie Earehart; 6th, TOPFIELD Zimmerman and Wilderness Blaze, owned owned by Dr. Frances Schaeffer. by Mrs. R. A. Zimmerman; 2nd, MANITO, owned by Ann Hopkins and Mandate's FOR SALE Peggy Lou, owned by Ayelien Richards. Mid-America $100 Championship Harness Stake: Won DYBERRY BILLY 9649 by VIGILMARCH, owned by Mr. and Mrs. (Continued from Page 17) David L. Brockett; 2nd, DENNISFIELD, ing a top group of Morgans is A. Gor- owned by Three Winds Farm: 3rd, TOP- don Heitman of Huntley Ill., who has by Lippitt Billy Ash 7724 out FIELD, owned by Dr. Frances Schaeffer; 4th, BILLY B. GEDDES, owned by Eddie purchased the good yearling filly, Hy- of Lippitt Miss Nekomia Earehart; 5th, ENTRY, owned by Jose- Lee's Mary Ann (Agazizz-Knora 04938 lene Hills Farm. Knox) from the H. H. Clevelands of $50 Morgan Parade Stake: Won by Waverly, Iowa. Mr. Heitman has al- GYPSEY EILEEN, owned by Holtz Stables; so purchased the weanling black stal- J. A. NOBLE 2nd, TROPHLETTE, owned by Holtz Stables; 3rd, DYBERRY ROYALTON, lion King's-Haven Gunsmoke (Billy Three Winds Farm owned by Dr. William E. Bachman. Burkland - HyLee's Lady Maudeen) Clark's Summit, Pa. $50 Morgan Pleasure (English): Wan by from Dr. and Mrs. Nelson King of TRULY FAIR, owned by Mrs. Douglas Dalrymple; 2nd, WILDERNESS BLAZE, Kirksville, Mo., And another Heitman owned by Mrs. R. A. ZIMMERMAN; 3rd, addition is Cyanna (Congo-Cynthia)

KINGS-HAVEN FARM Home of the Champion Morgan Horses CHOQUITA 08522 - HYLEE'S LADY MAUDEEN 08955 - IRISH LUCK 12060 Wishes to congratulate the new owners of the following fine colts from Kings-Haven: KINGS-HAVEN CLIPPER, 11755 - Mr. Robert Tynan, Stella, Nebraska KINGS-HAVEN LANCER, 12016 - Mr. Thomas Costello, Jr., Scenic, South Dakota KINGS-HAVEN GUNSMOKE, 12330 - Mr. A. G. Heitman, Elgin, Illinois Sorry, no more young stock for sale this year. NEXT SEASON? "CHOQUITA" is in foal to SENATOR GRAHAM. "HYLEE'S LADY MAUDEEN" is in foal to WHIPPOORWI LL DUKE. If you are interested in these potential foals, write now. We will contact you upon their arrival. Deposits are not accepted until after foaling. DR. and MRS. NELSON D. KING 1011 S. Cottage Grove, Kirksville, Missouri Phone MO 5-7577 Stabling Available for Horse Travelers - Visitors Welcome,. ten year old chestnut mare, purchased Springfield in order to make the She- from Dorothy Jasper of Naperville, Ill. boygan show, while others made an all This fellow Is going to need Corona Careful selection is making Heit-Manor night trip of it to get there in time. Fo• small etas. snags. scratches: brittle hoofs, sore heels. corona provides the Ideal minor Acres one of the Mid-West's top Mor- Skychief topped the Morgan Fine wound. gait one hoof dressing. Rich In Wool rat—antiseptic—so softening. soothing! nieVel gan farms. Mr. Heitman is doing over Harness class for the Orwin Osmans tic without a ear% or this Inrnrlle of home lover* stnee Illf Many human USE', ton: 8.00. can his barn, with oak planks and all, it of Manteno, Ill, second was Easter t Ill. At dealers or post paid. Trial Sample toe. Bee Y65 Kenton. Ohio is one of the show places in our area. Parade for owner Jacquelyn Behling; IT S LANTISEPTIC! Write "CORONA - Miss Marilyn Browns of New Wash- Lurgan was third for owners Bob and ington, Ohio has purchased the red Jane Behling, and HyLee's Top Brass The Chronicle, Inc. chestnut weanling stallion HyLee's fourth for Gordon Heitman. Middleburg, Virginia Little Dancer (Billy Burkland-HyLee's Our Emerald King topped the Wes- An illustrated weekly devoted to Lady Justin) to head her future stud. tern Pleasure class for owners Dr. all Thoroughbred sports - Racing, She has also acquired a good two year and Mrs. N. B. Dobin, and shown by Steeplechasing, Foxhunting, old filly out of Cyanna. Norine Osman. Crown Point's Jewel Warren Lee and Robert l3ehling of was second with owner Robert Behling Beagling, Polo, Horse Shows, Cambria, Wis., have purchased the top up, and Edmund Ellestad's Coven- Equitation and Junior Activities. breeding stallion Justin Dart (Squire Glo Saguaro was third. $7.00 per year Burger-Black Dee) from the Everett Easter Parade won the Morgan Space and classified rates on Jones Estate. HyLee Farms have used Three-gaited event, with trainer Ross request. this stallion extensively the past ten Drake in the saddle for owner Jacque- Name years and are delighted to have him lyn Behling. Emeralds Skychief was added to their group. He is pictured second with owner Orwin Osman up, Address in the August Issue of the Morgan and Lurgan was third, Bob Behling Horse Magazine. up. Mr. Harry Sweet of Elgin, Illinois Had a nice visit with Ralph Lasbury SIEND FOR THIS has purchased Rythm's Noble Lady of East Windsor Hill, Conn., last week sired by Skychief and out of Rythm's when he stopped at HyLee Farms at Tonga from the Orwin Osmans of Cambria, Wis., saw some photos of Manteno, Illinois. Mr. Sweet also owns Mr. Lasbury's three year old stallion Windcrest Fireball which we liked very TREE1 Rythm's Bimbo sired by Archie "0" Make money. Every and out of Rythm'g, Lovely Lady. much. We always enjoy visitors, es- lover of horses or ponies should hove a copy of Nothing like a satisfied customer! pecially the kind that can "talk Mor- this booklet. If you want to gan horses," as Mr. Lasbury does. know how to break, train and The Sheboygan, Wisconsin Horse make money with horses, write Harry Andre tells us that there is no today for full Information FREE, Show wound up the season for the Wis- together with my special offer of consin circuit for 1959. It was a real end of nice folks connected with Mor- a course in Animal Breeding. II you ore interested in Gaiting and rush and an effort to make it to the gans. One of those that top his list Riding the saddle horse check of especially good people is Carol M. here, I I Do It today—now. Sheboygan show held August 22nd, You'll never regret It. the last Morgan class was held at the Copeland, owner of the Double C BEERY SCHOOL OF HORSEMANSHIP Illinois State Fair on the evening of Ranch at Fairview, Penna. Harry has Dept. 15010-D Pleasant Hill, Ohio the 21st, some got an early release from (Continued on Next Page)

ASIIIIIROOK FARM

Meredith, New Hampshire

Sorry, we have no fillies for the Sale. All were sold before they were born and the price, to us, for a stal- lion in the sale, however good, was a filly. We are now, however, completely sold out for both stallions and fillies, even to two or three unborn fillies for 1960 so place your order early if you wish some of this fine stock in the future.

Easter Twilight, the sire of the highest priced filly in the 1958 sale was born on our farm. Most of our mares and our senior stallion, Lippitt Sam Twilight, were born and raised at the famous Green Mountain Stock Farm. These bloodlines will be well represented at the sale.

MARGARET RICE Rockbottom Lodge Meredith, N. H. rested his horses (and self) on his Meredith, N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Houns- pulled out the choke and cranked many treks east with the Double C., lea are the proud new parents of a away until she started and then ran and says the hospitality is the best! baby daughter, by the way, born June around to the drivers side to advance Understand the Double C. specializes 20th. the spark and push the throttle to idle. in Equitation lessons given on Morgan The University of Connecticut has The self-starter was still to be invented horses! This is a step in the right sold two brood mares to Donald Paine through the genius of Kettering. direction. Head man in the horse de- of Fine View, New York, who plans Would that Kettering's counterpart partment is Hawk Prince sired by to increase his Morgan breeding stock. in the field of human growth and de- Hawk Jim and out of Captor's Prin- One of the mares sold to Mr. Paine velopment could invent a self starter cess. Would like to stop there our- is Tuneful 07774, a daughter of the selves. for some of us mortals! The work of University stallion Panfield 9206. The Howards "human engineering labora- No more news for this month. Have second mare is Pennsy 06622, a daugh- tory" has still to produce such; in fact, lots of plans for horsey get-togethers ter of Magellan 8625. Produce of this each person must learn to develop, and club meetings, we'd like to have mare have gone to Vermont, Massachu- maintain and service his own starting you join us. Just contact our secre- setts and Michigan and the University devices. Huxley wrote, "Perhaps the tary Doris Norton, Monroe, Wiscon- still has a daughter and a two year old most valuable of all education is the sin, who will send you details on how gelded son. ability to make yourself do the things to become a member. you have to do when it has to be done, In closing this month, I should like whether you like it or not." to take a few moments to say a few New England words with regards to the column. Be- Each month this column has to be written. It is an enjoyable task as far (Continued from Page 16) fore I was born, my parents grew up during the heyday of the Model-T as I am concerned, but it is also dis- be commended for their wonderful Ford. In fact, my Grandfather owned couraging when there is an appalling showmanship and sportsmanship. one of the first ones that appeared on lack of news. Such has been the case Mrs. Arthur K. Hounslea of Water- the market. He had one when its for the last two months, so I hope all ford reports the sale of her good mare kerosene lamps were still to be dis- of you will press your self-starters and Sealect Lady Jane, by Lippitt Ethan placed by carbide headlights, when you mail in your news and pictures. We Ash and out of Sealect Lass. She was retarded the spark lever, advanced the cannot print what we haven't got. sold to Mrs. Margaret Van D. Rice of throttle, put "Henry's" brake on, The following are the results of the

AMERICAN MORGAN HORSE REGISTER Address all communications and make all checks payable to: THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB, INC. 90 Broad Street, New York 4, N. Y.

Volume I $50.00 Volume II OUT OF PRINT—NONE AVAILABLE Volume III OUT OF PRINT—NONE AVAILABLE Volume IV OUT OF PRINT—NONE AVAILABILE Volume V $15.00 Volume VI $15.00 Volume VII $20.00 DESCRIPTION OF CONTENTS Volume 1 — Published in 1894. Contains complete history of the Morgan breed up to that time, with extensive de- scriptions of all the important foundation animals. Over 100 illustrations. Volume II — Published in 1905. Supplementary to Volume I, with added registrations. Over 50 illustrations. Volume III — Published in 1915. Indexes the registrations in Volumes I and II and adds new registrations recorded up to about 1912 or 1913. 50 illustrations. Volume IV — Published in 1921. Contains all registrations recorded between 1912 or 1913 and 1920. Also, numerical index of registrations in the first four volumes. Volume V — Published in 1939. Contains 2,100 registrations recorded from 1920 through 1937, arranged both alpha- betically and numerically; also transfers of ownership and index of the breeders and owners. 80 illustrations. Volume VI — Published 1949. Contains 3,200 registrations recorded 1938 - 1946, also transfers for same period. 113 illustrations. Volume VII — Published 1956. Contains 3,900 registrations recorded 1946-1954, also transfers for same period. 90 illustrations.

Connecticut Valley Exposition Horse CREST WINDSOR, Edgar Butler, Jr, Hart- 3rd, SNOWFIELD, Brook & Pine Farm; ford, Conn.; Reserve Champion, MAR- 4th, MILLER'S DASH, Cr. and Mrs. E. F. Show held in Bradford, Vt., and the VIN'S TINDER, Ray Marvin, Bethlehem, Paquette. Stowe Riding and Driving Club Horse N. H. $50 Morgan Stake: Won by WASEEKA'S Show in Stowe, Vt. NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; 2nd, DON- Cdsflafs,rhei Stowe Riding and Driving Club NIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; 3rd, MILLER'S DASH, Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Pa- Horse Show quette; 4th, SNOWFIELD, Brook & Pine Connecticut Valley Exposition Model Morgan: Wcn by WINDCREST Farm. Horse Show DONFIELD, Waseeka Farm; 2nd, DONNIE Morgan Championship: (Mt. Mansfield MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; 3rd, Co., Inc., Challenge Trophy) Champion: Won by MILLER'S Model Morgan: SNOWFIELD, Brook & Pine Farm; 4th, WAEEKA'S NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; ROYAL PRIDE, Robert Gregory, Essex Jet., ARCTIC, Mrs. Margaret Lambeth. Reserve: DONNIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Vt.; 2nd, ROYALTON ELDON, Hildreth Corley. Cameron, White River Jct., Vt.; 3rd, Morgan Pleasure: Won by MONTE GAY, Open Colts-Sucklings and Weanlings: TOWNSHEND SELECTMAN, Donald Mar- Robert Klandl; 2nd, MILLER'S DASH, Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Paquette; 3rd, TOWNS- Won by Mantilla's Foal (Sammy Allen), tin, Montpelier, Vt. 4th, DUKE OF CORN- Brook & Pine Farm; 2nd, SNOWFLAKE, WALL, R. J. Adsit, Jr., Burlington, Vt. HEND SELECTMAN, Nancy Martin 4th, ARCTIC, Mrs. Margaret Lambeth. MAJORETTE, Mr. and Mrs. B. Duane Cobb. Open Morgan: Won by WINDCREST Yearlings: Won by HIP HEATHS AD- WINDSOR, Edgar Butler, Hartford, Conn.; Morgans In Harness: (Stowe Riding and Driving Club Perpetual Trophy) Won by FIELD, Mr. and Mrs. James Wolcott; 2nd, 2nd, MILLER'S ROYAL PRIDE, Robert UVM FUNNY BOY, Miss Bonny Hershelle. Gregory, Essex Jet., Vt.; 3rd, ROYALTON WASEEKA'S NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; ELDON, Hildreth Cameron, White River Jct., 2nd, DONNIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Vt. 4th, MARVIN'S TINDER, Ray Marvin Corley; 3rd, SNOWFIELD, Brook & Pine Bethlehem, N. H. Farm; 4th, MILLER'S DASH, Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Paquette. Morgan Pleasure: Won by ROYALTON Ohio ELDON, Hildreth Cameron, White River Morgans 15 Hands and Over: Won by (Continued from Page 15) Jct., Vt.; 2nd, MILLER'S ROYAL PRIDE, WASEEKA'S NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; Robert Gregory, Essex Jct., Vt.; 3rd, 2nd, MILLER'S DASH, Dr. and Mrs. E. F. out of Merry's dam by Big Bill B. He MONTE GAY, Carl Klandl, Burlingon, Vt.; Paquette; 3rd, ARCTIC, Mrs. Margaret is to be delivered in October. He's 4th, TOWNSHEND SELECTMAN, Donald Lambeth. Morgans Under 15 Hands: Won by DON- a handsome colt and bears a striking Martin, Montpelier, Vt. resemblance to Merrylegs as a colt. Grade Morgans: Won by MIGHTY MITE, NIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; 2nd, A. S. Bennett, Jericho, Vt. 2nd, DANNY WINDCREST DONFIELD, Waseeka Farm; There are also two other colts and a BOY, Sula Rowell, Wells River, Vt.; 3rd, 3rd, SNOWFIELD, Brook & Pine Farm; 4th, filly by Bill. All are good uniform DONNA'S PRIDE, Donna Wheeler, New- MONTE GAY, Robert Klandl. foals and from all appearances, Bill is bury, Vt.; 4th, JUSTICE, Green Trails, Combination Morgans: Won by WASEE- going to make a fine sire. Mrs. Junk Brookfield, Vt. KA'S NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; 2nd, Morgan Championship: Champion, WIND- DONNIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; (Continued on Page 51) BREEDERS' LISTING • 1 1 HICKORY SPRINGS FARM Green Hill Farm ESCALANTA I (near Atlanta, Ga.) At Stud (1960) I The Morgan stallion with the speed, At Stud GREEN HILLS' DEV-TONE 11548 I intelligence, courage, conformation DEVAN HAWK 10573 (Royalton Justin Darling-Devon Gold) I good Morgans must have. I Dark chestnut, age 10, weight 1050, I MR. & MRS. WALTER CARROLL I - Private Treaty - height 14.2. He is government breed- AND FAMILY ing-Sparhawk and Mansfield blood- line. "COME AND SEE US" I Joseph E. Olsen 36225 W. Nine Mile Road BEN and RUTH MALONE i SUNSWEPT ACRES Farmington, Michigan PAUL STROZIER . GReenleaf 4-1363 St. George, Utah I I 100 S. Sylvan Rd, East Point, Ga. 111•■■■•■••••■••••■11111.-4MWAIIII■■■•■••■• El Rancho Pequeno SPECIAL ACRES I REEVES RANCH Home in Maine of At Stud At Stud WASEEKA'S SPECIAL EDITION FLIGHT ADMIRAL (Top Flight-Highview Honey) I Sire: Ulendon Dam: Varga Girl DICKIE'S PRIDE / Our MAIN pleasure is showing our When in Southern California visitors Palomino Morgan Morgan Horses. are always welcome. Height 15 Weight: 1050 MR. and MRS. KEITH MORSE Visitors Welcome 1 1244 S. Sunkist Ave. I MR. and MRS. W. E. ROBINSON EARL MAYLONE, Manager West Covina, Calif. i R.F.D. 2, Bangor, Maine Phone: Edgewood 7-5150 ti A P. O. Box 777 Valley Center. Calif.

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THREE WINDS FARM WIND-CREST Mosher Bros. Morgans AT STUD Conformation, disposition, ability to I perform plus high percentage of Black Sambo 9939 original blood. Grand Champion National Morgan I If you want champions, come to I "CONDO" — "COMMANDO" and Show 1954 the home of champions. I I I "STETSON" at stud. Dyberry Billy 9649 I Stock For Sale Gold Band I "Amos" — "Howard" — "Leo" I MR. and MRS. F. 0. DAVIS I Mosher Mr. and Mrs. John A. Noble I Windsor, Vermont 2124 East 7000 So„ Salt Lake City 17. Utah R.D. 2, Clark's Summit, Pa. I Phone CR 7-3278 if Mid-State Morgan Farm RICHARDS RANCH 1 HIGHVIEW FARM I AT STUD: I Useful Morgans for I Senator Graham — Top Flight I Morgans of Classic Quality Pleasure, Work and/or Show. Flyhawk (retired) I Morgans of all ages for sale. I Occasionally colts for sale. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Greenwalt I I MR. & MRS. PETER W. HUNT I Pawnee, Illinois I Pine City, N. Y. (near Springfield) DeMott Rd., Middlebush, N. J. I Tel. Springfield 9-1989 I Phone Viking 4-2646 I I S. TOWNSHEND MORGANS O'NEILL MORGAN HORSE FARM For Pleasure, Work, Profit Morgan-Holstein Farm ! For a Morgan that is, At Stud I "JUST MORGAN THAT'S ALL" Breeders of the True Type WARHAWK 8605 I iFlyhawk x Sentola) I Come to the Home of Archie "0" Home of ROYAL MAJOR 9052 (Mini x Whispering Winds) I Morgans ORCLAND VIGILDON Stock For Sale I MELODY MORGAN 9119 ORA JANE O'NEILL, Mgr. I ROBERT D. RILEY Mr. & Mrs. ROGER ELA What Cheer, Iowa Manteno Illinois Phone 52 Bolton, Mass. I I I Phone 8-8-732 or 8-8-633

Horses MERRYLEGS FARM WOODS and WATER Pal°P.H.B.A."iln° MORGAN M.H.C. FARMS V Double-Registered "The pleasure their owners take in Michigan's Top Morgan Breeders I our Morgans is a source of great pride to us." We enjoy showing our barnfull of I famous Morgans to visitors. Their PINELAND compliments are rewarding. Stock for Sale I ' Yes, we always have Morgans to sell. JOE L. YOUNG I MABEL OWEN, owner I WALTER and RHEDA KANE Box 522 LaGrange, Georgia So. Dartmouth, Mass. South Lyon, Michigan

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BAR-T FARMS I Searls Springwater I ORCLAND FARMS Rowley Massachusetts I Stock Farm "Where Champions Are Born" Breed to the Best! I At Stud Morgans of the highest quality. ULENDON 7831 AT STUD Ulysses — Allenda Always glad to show our horses Orcland Leader I America's great proven sire of show and Angus cattle. We arc easy to Sire: Ulendort Dam: Vigilda Burkland 1 champions and trail ride winners. find, 5 miles west of Medora. I Colts usually for sale. I Visitors 11/cfrome I MR. & MRS. RAY SEARLS Medora, Illinois I Mr. & Mrs. Wallace L. Orcutt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Tompkins Terseyville 2970 R 2 West Newbury, Mass.

.11 MEETING WATERS MORGANS 11 Quality, Not Quantity I BIG BEND FARMS Winnebago Illinois I are bred for type, disposition, good MORGANS legs and feet, as well as high percent- Breeders of I age of the original blood. Show quality, pleasure disposition, NORTHERN ILLINOIS TOP high-percentage blood. I I MORGANS At Stud (in 1960) Colts and Broke Horses For Sale : I At Stud: JUBILEE'S COURAGE 8983 WIND CREST PLAY BOY At Stud LIPPITT ASHMORE 10811 HYLEES LADIES MAN LIPPITT MANDATE I Visitors Always Welcome FRANCES H. BRYANT I Young Stock Usually For Sale MARILYN and HAROLD CHILDS South Woodstock, Vt. I THE WM. W. BARTONS Ringtown, Penna. Phone 4231 (Serenity Farm) 1806 National Ave., Rockford, Ill.

I .11 H. SEEWALD WENLOCH FARM ASHBROOK FARM Morgan Horses Ann Arbor Michigan Presents At Stud Sam Ashbrook — Timmy Twilight I At Stud At Stud (Lippill Sam Twilight retired) I I TRIUMPH 10167 I True Morgan in looks, action and I Mr. Showman pedigree Sire: Mentor 8627 I I High percentage young stock usually Dam: Damsel 04822 Visitors Welcome I for sale. I I Visitors If'elcome Rte. #1, Box 462 MR. and MRS. E. B. RICKARD I MARGARET RICE AMARILLO, TEXAS Rockbottom Lodge Meredith, N. H.

High Pastures Morgan/ TAS-TEE FARMS I KENYON'S At Stud Ocala Wilderness Farm Horse Farm TOWNSHEND GAYMEADE 10284 I 0. C. R. 9099 AT STUD We are raising old fashioned, well I HURRICANE LAKE LITTLE HAWK 11398 Morgans — suitable for almost I I bred AGAZIZZ The breeding, training and use of any light horse purpose. Yearlings and 15 weanlings for sale. I Honest Trail Horses our Pleasure and I Over 65 Top Morgans. I our Specialty. Visitors Welcome Rt. 303. Hinckley, Ohio I Between Clovelnnd, 0 and Akron, 0. I Visitors are dear to us. MRS. H. I. HILTS I Wayne Harris, Trainer I Woodstock, Vt. Chas. Miller, Manager MRS. LUCILLE KENYON I Ph. Crestview 8-2145 I Altoona, Florida

OCTOBER, 1959 49 FOR SALE: Weanling filly, Sire: Lippitt REWARDS are many when you show Ethan Don; Darn: Springfield Penny. A "Doc." Registered Morgan gelding. Guar- pretty filly, gentle and easily handled— CLASSIFIED anteed sound, Winning firsts and seconds Also yearling stallion—Sire: Lippitt Ash- every time out. Excellent on rail and more; Dam; Springfield Penny. This beau. stock horse routine, 15 hands, 1000 lbs., 100 per word $2.00 minimum tilul colt has never been out of the rib- 10 years old. $800. DOUBLE W. RANCH. bons and is a joy to handle. WALLACE Rt. 2, Box 375, E. Childs Ave.. Merced, WALKER. RFD #1, Rutland, Vermont. Calif. Phone RA 2-6810. FOR SALE: SKYLINER 12048. chestnut FOR USE OF 4-14 MEMBER. New Eng- THREE TOP STALLIONS: 5 year old yearling stallion, light mane and tail. land area only, half.Morgan pony about Grand Champion 1958 Minn. and S. D. Bay 4 year old stallion, excellent type, 14 hands, for coming season. Write best broke; 3 year old 5 Blue Ribbons broke to ride and drive. Dark chestnut MARGARET VAN D. RICE, Meredith, N. H. Bert broke: 2 year old Blue Ribbon Minn. 2 year old stallion, a very good one, broke FOR SALE: Registered Morgan stallion, State Fair. All Chestnuts. Will trade for to drive. For pictures, pedigrees and two years old. Seal brown, excellent con- mares or factory trailers. SUNCREST price write: RAYMOND BRACHEAR, Wag- formation, Sire: Melody's Morgan (Fly- RANCH. 10909 Radisson Road, N. E., Min- goner, Ill. hawk); Dam: Townshend Lady-O-Peace. neapolis 21, Minn. May be been by appointment. MRS. BETTY FOR SALE: Two weanling mare chest- FOR SALE: Black Morgan gelding Con. WITTIG. Bolton, Mass. Call Bolton, Spring nut colts and one yearling gelding. Please argo, Sire: Congo; Dam: Larne. Excellent 9.2789. contact the WM. W. BARTONS, 1806 conformation, disposition, and manners. National Ave., Rockford. Illinois. Well trained, 6 years old. Also 3 year FOR SALE: Registered Morgan yearling old bay stallion Conflict. Sire: Congo; hay colt by Sherimill Sunrise out of Tibby FOR SALE: Morgan weanling stud. Dam: Flicka Date. Good conformation. Corbin; also bay weanling filly by Tibsun chestnut, white star. Contact BETTY Green broken. Both reasonable. ROBERT out of Junette. Excellent conformation, KRONBEUGEL, Rt. 5. Box 469, Salem. WATKINS, RR #2, Pekin, Illinois. friendly disposition. D. J. WILLEY, Ken- Oregon. nedy, N. Y. WANTED: Registered Morgan 15.3 hands FOR SALE: Registered Morgan geld- FOR SALE: Melanny Miss l4-bred Mor- or over, at least 4 years old, well trained. ing, very dark bay, 15.2 hands, II years. gan filly, foaled May 27, 1958. Sire: Mel- CAPITOL HOMES, 1740 Union Street, Sire: Flyhawk 7526; Dam: Julara 04972. ody's Morgan x Flyhawk; Dam: Black Schenectady, N. Y. Beautiful conformation, National ribbon Sally x Cornwallis x Welch Mare. FOR SALE: Seven dark chestnut sorrel winner. Rides, drives, jumps. Excellent RICHARD ALZAPIEDI, Flanagan .Road, colts, Three are registered and all colts mcuth, well reined, spirited but gentle. Lancaster. R.F.D., Mass. are sired by Speidfield, a registered Mor- ETHEL BISSELL HANSON. Derwood, Md. gan stallion. See or write GERALD WEIN- Phene: Rockville, Md. Poplar 2.6689. FOR SALE: Double J Torchfire 11243. Stallion, foaled June 26, 1954, dark chest- CART, Winnett, Montana. Good show and FOR SALE: Registered Morgan mare, nut with three white stockings, narrow stallion prospects. 10 years, western broke, 5800. Write: stripe ending in snip. He is by Orcland WANTED: Brood Mares with good pedi- PENNY COLE, 605 N. Beverly Dr.. Beverly Leader 9038 out of Torchy 05622, who is grees — We would like to enlarge our Hills, Calif. by Mansfield. Torchfire has been a con- group of breeding mares. Let us hear stant ribbon winner in model and perfor- from you. MR. and MRS. J. CECIL FER- FOR SALE: Registered Morgan filly mance classes. BURTON E. SMITH, Double. GUSON, Broadwall Farm, Greene, Rhode foaled April 4. 1958, chestnut, well bred, I-Stables, Haverhill, Mass. Island. very gentle, good action, should develop into show type. Sire: Flight Admiral, he by WANTED: To find party interested in FOR SALE: Registered Morgan stallion, Top Flight; Dom: Highview Honey; Dam: registered Morgan weanling of unequalled 15 hands — 4 years old. 1st in class Papillon. she by Senator Graham; Dam: championship and versatility record blood- 1956, 1st in class 1958 and ribbon winner Papoose. If interested send pictures and lines; an outstanding, unusual, desirable at Estes Park, Colo. 1959. Dark chestnut. more information. MRS. KEITH MORSE, type individual plus unusual weanling hind sox white, diamond in forehead 12.14 S. Sunkist Ave., West Covina, Calit. training. Private treaty. Contact MORGAN gentle and well broke. Bennington 5693 HORSE MAGAZINE, Box P. T., Leominster. and Artemisia 02731 breeding. Sired by WILL GIVE an exceptionally good home Mass. Fleetfield. BILL PETERSEN, Joliet, Mon- tana. to Morgan more which I would use in FOR SALE: Dark chestnut mare. 7 years, connection with my 4-H Horse Club pro- well-bred, nicely broke for whole family MORNINGSIDE FARM: We have several ject, teaching club members care and man- to use, quality to show, and proven brood box stalls available for winter board at agement, etc. Must be reasonably priced. mare. Also a weanling colt far one with reasonable rates. Transportation furnished. MARY HALL, Roughland Road, Norfolk, limited funds who wants one of type and R. H. BARBER, Northwood, N. H. Conn. 4-}1 Leader. quality: M. C: CHILDS, Ringtown, Pa., FOR SALE OR TRADE: Major Cotton Phone 4231, FOR SALE: Morgan weanling chestnut 10840, 7 years old. Ride or drive chestnut, filly, two stockings and blaze. Excellent FOR SALE: Beautiful chestnut colt, 2 light mane. Children ride him. Also red show prospect. 5600. Box 1324. Butte. hind sox white, diamond in forehead, sorrel weanling white star and one white Montana. suitable for show or pleasure. Inquire ankle. TROY DILLINGER, Brewster, Kans. The GORDONS, Shamrock Farms, Honeoye FOR SALE: Must sell 2 of our 4 Regis- FOR SALE: Weanling chestnut stallion Falls, New York, tered Morgans. your choice: 1—Manito, 10 12382. Large white star. Foaled May 8, yr., 14.2 hands, copper chestnut stallion FOR SALE: Registered Morgans. Year- 1959. Sire: Springbrook Midnight 9566. by Lippitt Mandate x Vixen. Drives, rides ling filly, weanling stallions. Excellent Dam: Ko-Ko Dean 08085. .MRS. ALBERT English or Western. Reserve Champion conformation. Bennington breeding. LUCINE, JR., 1500 Centennial Rd., Nar- Pleasure Horse 1958 National Morgan PHILIP MORRISON, 1401 DarnelIle Lane. berth, Penna. Horse Show. Price 52000. 2—Lantz' Flicka Grants Pass, Oregon. WANTED: Sorrel or golden chestnut 13 yr., 15.2 hands, brown mare by Lantz' FOR SALE: 1—Chestnut stud colt, gelding between 3 and 5 years old, 14.2 Mickey x Lantz' Beauty. Brood mare. foaled March 1959 by Dyberry Billy 9649 to 15.2 hands, must be sound, good con- drives, rides English and jumps. Placed out of Bald Mt. Petite Ann 07831. 2— formation, disposition, showy action for 9th in junior division of GIvIHA 1956 100- Chestnut filly, foaled March 1959, by Mar- parades. Picture requested, priced rea- mile trail ride. Probably in foal to Manila. Lo's Colonel Hamtramck 10729 out of Ruth- sonable. A. SCHIRO, Whitehall 9.9417. Price $500, 3—April Surprise, 4 yr.. 15.2. ven's Barbara Ann 08704. J. A. NOBLE. 1536 North Miro Si., New Orleans, La. brown mare by Nekomia's Archie x Lantz' Clark's Summit, Pa.. Flicka. An outstanding hunter. Price S2000. FOR SALE: Glorito 08166, nine year old 4—A, B. DILLON, yearling stallion, red bay FOR SALE: Registered 5 year old Mor- Morgan mare, beautiful, gentle, ride, drive. with 3 socks and blaze, by Manito x gan mare very typey, red chestnut, 15 This mare has more Morgan characteristics Lantz' Flicka. A very promising colt to hands, good trail horse. Shown a few than any I have seen. Would not sell, but mature over 15 hands. Price $750. ANN times under English lack. Call or write we now have her beautiful filly. Must and WM. HOPKINS Green Village, N. J. for appointment Ebensburg, Pa. GR 2.9731, see to appreciate. ROBERT EASTMAN, Phone FRontier 7-4435. 121 Sunset Lane. Waccalouc, New York.

50 The MORGAN HORSE TOWNSHEND SENORITA, owned by Mr. Estes Park Ohio and Mrs. W. L. Orcutt; 4th, MANZANITA, (Continued from Page 9) (Continued from Page 47) owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ela. has bought two new mares from Tas- Combination Class. Won by PARADE, Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson; Combination Morgans (2): Won by Tee Farm for future brood mares. Hy- owned by Mr, and LOCKELYN, Maxine Merchant; 2nd, GEN- 2nd, WINDCREST WINDSOR, owned by ERAL COTTON, Everett A. Reed. Crest Sandy (Sandy is not her regis- Dr. Edgar Butler; 3rd, UVM CARLETOR, Morgan Cutting Horses (3): Won by DEE tered name) was Grand Champion owned by the University of Vermont; 4th, DEE CHOCOLATE, Patsye Brown, Oshoto, Mare at the All-Morgan Show at Grove MILLER'S DASH, owned by Dr. and Mrs. E. Pauquette. Wyoming; 2nd, CHESTY, Joseph Olsen; 111. Cameo was Grand Cham- 3rd, STETSON, Ramul Dvarishkis. City and Pleasure Horse, English (Ladies): Won by Three Gaited (2): Won by LOCKELYN, pion Mare at the Mid-Western at Co- PARAWALLIS, owned by Susan Robinson; Maxine Merchant; 2nd, OZARK BEAUTY, lumbus. Cameo also won the mare 2nd, MANZANITA, owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dansby. and gelding class. Roger Ela; 3rd, BALD MT. STARDUST, Westen Pleasure. Stallions (6): Won by There is talk, maybe only wishful owned 'by Sandra Daniels; 4th, CIRCE, MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm; 2nd, STET- owned by Miss Jeannine Krause. SON, Ramul Dvarishkis; 3rd, JULIO, W. L. thinking, that in the Parkersburg, Pleasure Driving, English (Men): Won by Dansby; 4th, ELVIS, M. W. Petersen, Huntington, W. Va., and southern LIPPITT RAYMOND, owned by Mr. Denny Joliet, Montana; 5th, TRIUMPH, Hughes Ohio area we Morgan enthusiasts band Emerson; 2nd, GINGER COOKIE, owned Seewald. by Mrs. Richard Botsford; 3rd, 1PPITT Morgan Pleasure Driving (3): Won by together and form a club if only a ROSELDA, owned by Mr. R. L. Knight; JUNITA JUBILEE, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. small one at first. We have several 9th, SPRING HOPE, owned by Mrs. Flor- Nichoalds; 2nd, LOCKELYN. Maxine Mer Morgans out showing in that area and ence G. Crosby. chant; 3rd, MICKEY FINN, Mar-Lo Farm. a lot of young stock coming on so no Junior Champion Stallion: Won by UVM Ladies' Amateur Morgans, Western (4): reason why we can't. If you are in- FLASH, owned by the University of Ver- Won by JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch; 2nd, mont; 2nd, LIPPITT GEORGE MORO, WALNA BEE, Mrs. Virginia Banta; 3rd, terested, and will give your support, owned by Mr. R. L. Knight. LURAMEADE, Ivan H Harris; 4th, OZARK write either Mrs. Ray Jones, Route 1, Grand Champion Stallion: Won by UVM BEAUTY, W. L. Dansby. Box 360, Parkersburg, W. Va., or Mrs. CANTOR, owned by the University of Ver- Morgans in Harness (2): Won by BAMB1 Sam Brockman, Holly Hill, Jackson, mont; 2nd, BROADWALL DRUM MAJOR, MOON, IvIr. and Mrs. H. W: Nichoolds; 2nd, owned by Mr. J. Cecil Ferguson. LOCKELYN, Maxine Merchant. Ohio, Junior Champion Mare: Won by PRU- Clover Leaf Barrel Race (3): Won by JOY DENCE ASHMORE, owned by Miss KATE, Jackson Ranch; 2nd, JULIO, W. L. Judeen Cameron; 2nd, LIPPITT BETHEL, Dansby; 3rd, LURAMEADE, Ivan H. Har- Green Mt. Show owned by Mr. R. L. Knight. ris, Loveland, Colorado. Grand Champion Mare: Won by TOWN- Family Class (3): Won by JOY KATE - (Continued from Page 11) SHEND PANABELL. owned by Mr. and JULEENA, Jackson Ranch; 2nd, OZARK and Mrs. Roger Ela; 4th, LIPPITT RAY- Mrs. Roger Ela; 2nd, LIPPITT NANCY BEAUTY - JULIO, W. L. Dansby; 3rd, MOND, owned by Mr. Denny Emerson. MORO, owned by Mr. R. L. Knight. TRIUMPH - SAMBA, Hughes Seewald. Geldings Under Saddle: Won by DON- Harness Champion: Won by BROAD- Junior Equitation, Stock Saddle Seat (6): NIE MAC, owned by Dr. Corley; 2nd, WALL DRUM MAJOR, owned by Mr. J. Wan by WALNA BEE, Mrs Virginia Banta; VELVET MOCHA, owned by Mr. Ralph Cecil Ferguson; 2nd, UVM CANTOR, 2nd, MELISSA GATES, Paul Van Horn; Booth; 3rd, ROYALTON ELDON, owned by owned by the University of Vermont. 3rd, ECKHOLM RUTH, Dr. T. H. Conklin, Miss Judeen Cameron; 4th, MILLER'S Saddle Champion: Won by ASHLAND Stigler, Oklahoma; 4th, OZARK BEAUTY, ROYAL PRIDE, owned by Mr. Robert DONSON, owned by Mr. L. W. Glidden; W. L. Dansby; 5th. SAMBA, Hughes See- Gregory. 2nd, TOWNSHEND PANABELL, owned wald. Mares One Year Old: Won by PRU- by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ela. English Pleasure (4): Won by MICKEY DENCE ASHMORE, owned by Miss Ju- FINN, Mar-Lo Farm; 2nd, LOCKELYN, Max- den Cameron; 2nd, LIPPITT BETHEL, ine Merchant; 3rd, WALNA BEE, Mrs. Vir- owned by Mr. R. L. Knight; 3rd, HIP Notify the Morgan Horse ginia Banta; 4th, JOY KATE, Jackson Ranch. HEATH'S ADSALD, owned by Mrs. James Pole Bending: Won by JOY KATE; Jack- Walcott; 41h, SUETOR, owned by Mrs. Magazine of any change in son Ranch; 2nd, LURAMEADE, Ivan H. Har- Richard Botsford. your address. ris; 3rd, JULIO, W. L. Dansby: 9th, WAL- Mares with '59 Foals: Won by NORMA'S NA BEE, Mrs. Virginia Banta. FOAL, owned by the University of Ver- The MORGAN HORSE Gay Nineties Class (1): Won by MICKEY mont; 2nd, LIPPITT GEORGIA'S FOAL, Magazine FINN, Milo Dugan. owned by Mr. R. L. Knight. Box 149, Leominster, Mass. High Point: Won by JOY KATE, Jackson Pleasure Driving Horse: Won by DON- Ranch. NIE MAC, owned by Dr. Corley; 2nd,

FOR SALE: 8 year old chestnut gelding FOR SALE: Three-quarter Morgan filly, FOR SALE: Registered Morgan colts; Sir Lancelot 10841, 15.1 hands registered 3 years old, bred July 7. Priced $300. weanlings and yearlings, chestnuts and Morgan, ideal for trail and show, perfect Morgan-Quarter horse stud, 2 years, S250. bays, beautiful markings and conforma- manners. MRS. A. FRIEDMAN, 2500 Hill- Both sired by Millers Dash by Upwey Ben tion. Suitable for show or pleasure. top Road. Schenectady, N. Y. Don. Black filly, 2 years, 5165. Three- SHAMROCK FALLS, Honeoye Falls, New GOOD TRAILERS ARE NOT CHEAP. quarter Quarter horse weanting, $150. York. CHEAP TRAILERS ARE NOT GOOD. See All gentle. MRS, LENARD LONGE. Enos- TROUBADOUR FARM the DEVON before you buy. New Eng- burg Center, Vermont. BOARDING - TRAINING . SELLING land Agent: MRS. ROBERT L. NIELDS, FOR SALE: Five year old gelding, SHOWING - RIDING INSTRUCTIONS Ragged Hill Stables, West Brookfield, National Stake Ribbon winner, 14 year Indoor ring for year round facilities. Kopf Mass. Tel. Volunteer 7-2130. old brood mare. both with stripes, two English Saddlery - new and used: also "HOW TO TRAIN HORSES" - A book white ankles, four year old mare, all stable supplies. Ralph G. Hallenbeck, everyone who likes horses or ponies 15 hands, ride and drive. Ben Don and owner, Selkirk, N. Y., 5 miles south of should have. FREE. No obligation. Tutor studs, weanlings and yearlings. All Albany, N. Y., Route 9-W. Phone: South Simply address BEERY SCHOOL OF stock chestnut registered Morgans. F. Bethlehem ROger 7-3396. HORSEMANSHIP. Dept. 15010-C, Pleasant STANLEY CRAFTS. JR., Wilmington. Ver- HARTMAN TRAILERS-Agent, J. CECIL Hill, Ohio. mont. HO 4-3366. Horse transportation. FERGUSON, Greene. R. I. OCTOBER, 1959 51 GREEN MOUNTAIN STOCK FARM

Randolph, Vermont

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Lippitt Morgans enjoy a very high percentage of Justin Morgan blood and are bred and offered for sale as pleasure horses.

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I I Address all correspondence to: I i I Green Mountain Stock Farm, Randolph, Vt. I I I Robert L. Knight, owner John D. Esser, Supt. I i