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NATIONAL STALLION ISSUE We're betting on our THREE ACES! 4> BOOK FULL PRIVATE TREATY vooa1os FA.RM MR. and MRS. GORDONVOORHIS, owners Red Hook, New York FREDHERRICK, trainer Parade and Some of His Get I MORNINGSIDE FANFARE P.ARADE Reserve Champion Saddle Gelding 1960 Grand Champion Stallion BROADWALL BRIGADIER WASEEKA THISIZIT Grand Champion Stallion and winner of Sire and Get Grand Champion Mare Estes Park - Reserve Ch. Stallion Illinois State Fair, 1960 . YEARLINGS FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson Broadwall Farm, Greene, R. I. WAER'S MORGAN HORSES WE ARE PROUD TO BE KNOWN BY THE MORGANS WE OWN Breed for disposition, Morgan type and conformation REX'S MAJOR MONTE 9996 Beautiful chestnut stallion, many times Champion and sire of Champ ions . Stands 15 hands, weight 1150 lbs. Sired by Monte L. out of Lana by Goldfield . Fee $100 .00 HEDLITE'S MICKY WAER 11361 Standing to approved Attractive black stallion mares with season re­ with lots of class . Sired turn . Accommodations by Waer 's Black Rascal for mares $1.50 day. out of Hedlite's Kitty Clover by Hedlite 's Bob E. A. Young stock for sale . Fee $100 .00 Visitors always welcome WAER'S DANNY BOY 12339 DOUBLE "F" RANCH FRANK & FRIEDAWAER 18208 Modjeska Rd., Star Rt., Orange, Calif. Ph. JUstice 6-6919 Directions from Santa Ana: Follow Santa Ana Freeway south to Nigeul Rd. & El Toro Rd. take El Toro Rd. left 8 miles to Cook 's corner, turn left I mile ranch on right side of road. Bay stallion by Hedlite ·s Micky Waer out of Waer 's Mona Lisa by Rex's Major Monte . Come and see his first foal this spring. Terms private. We now have three EASTERN BRED sons of NATIONAL CHAMPIONS So that you may choose outstanding stalli on service or young stock, we now have 3 good sons of nati onally famous sires, a champion western bred stalli on and 15 of the best broodmares we could find from all over the west plus several we raised . BROADWALL ST. PAT 11353 (Parade x Lippitt Georgia) Dark chestnut, star, narr ow strip, 15 hands . Grand Champi on Stalli on all three times shown last year . .. see his 196 2 foals. SONFIELD 7952 (Mansfield x Quietude) 1 Dark chestnut, white markings, 14.3 / 2 hands .. An outstanding producer and stockh orse . MONTEY VERMONT 11935 (Keystone x Ginger Vermont) Chestnut, star, 2 white hind ankles, 14.3 hands A champion at both halter and under western saddle. His first filly is a beauty . COMPARE . During 1961, at 7 shows, our horses were awarded 85 ribbons : 6 Grand Championships, 3 Reserves, 30 · 1sts, 21 · 2nds, 16 · 3rds, 7 · 4ths and 2 · Sths . 28 would have been higher except for stablemates plac- ing over them . FOR . BREEDING SERVICE YOUNG STOCK ORCLAND ROYAL DON 13447 See or Write: (Ulendon x Royalt on Rose of Sharon) Our prospective sire of the future ... dark chestnut, LEO & LOUISE BECKLEY P. 0. Box 240 Mt. Vernon, Washington star, connected short strip and snip . Photo at six month s. VISITORSALWAYS WELCOME TABLEOF CONTENTS SPECIAL FEATURES 1962 National Morgan Hollie Show . 7 .f.tte'ts ~ Western Union Telegram . 8 How Gray Was My Flannel Suit, By Em Pedler . 8 Morgans Can Place rn Open Horse Shows . 15 New York State Morgan Horse Society Field Day . 57 the ldito1ts Hoofprints In Time ....................... ............. ( 58 REGULAR FEATURES Letters to the Editor . 6 Jes' Hossin' Around . 11 Central States Morgan Club . 13 Dear Sir: Mid-Atlantic News . 17 I would like to receive your wonder­ }ustin Morgan Assoc. 19 Mississippi Valley News . 23 ful Morgan Horse Magazine. I used Morgan Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Assn . 25 to get them until lately, now they are New England News . 27 unavailable here. I would also like Southern News and Views . 29 any information on Morgan horses and Penn -Oh io Morgan Boosters . 31 North Central News . 33 owners. Northern California News . 35 I enjoy working with these horses, Mid-America Morgan Club . 35 especially for ranch horses. They are Buckeye Breeze . 37 Here Comes Indiana . 39 easily trained and have a wonderful Morgan Horse Assn. of Oregon . 39 disposition. Rocky Mountain Morgan Horse Club . 40 Sincerely, New York News . 40 Pacific Northwest News .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 41 Marie Posey Circle J Morgan Assn. 41 Palestine, Texas The Mid-West Morgan Horse Owners , Inc. 57 Officers of The Morgan Hone Club President ... ...... .............. : . GERALD F. TAFT Dear Sir: Northville , Michigan While taking my yearly inventory of Eastern Regional Vice-President . J. CECD. FERGUSON Greene , Rhode Island the Morgan Horse Magazine I came Mid-West Regional Vice-President .. .. ... .. ... ....... J. BOY BRUNI: across an article in the October, 1961 Rochester. Illinois issue that really impressed me. The title Western Regional Vice-President ...... ..... ...... CLARENCE SHAW Walla Walla , Washington was PROMOTING THE MORGA Treasurer ........... ...... .. ... ...... ... .. CHAUNCEY STILL14AN and the author was Peggy MacDonald. 230 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. I believe everything that she wrote was Secretary .................................... SETH P. HOLCOMBE very true. Most Morgan owners do P. 0. Box 2157, Bishops Comer Branch. West Hartford 17, Connecticut not take the time and effort to promote rhe breed. It is easier to pass the buck The Morgan Hone Magazine so to speak, on to some one else. I Vol. XXII March, 1962 No. 2 believe all Morgan owners should read A Monthly - The O!Jicial Pub licatio n of rhe article by Miss MacDonald at THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB, Incorporated least once a year if not oftener. The Secretar y's Office: idea she gave of hangin g a Morgan de­ P. 0 . Box 2157. Bishops Comer Branch, West Hartford, 17. Connecticut cal on the stall doors at shows is a Please send all conespondence regarding subscriptions and advertlaing plendid one. I for one will certainly to publication office: The Morgan Horse Magazine, Leominster. Maaa. Publisher ...... ..... ....... .. .. ................ Otho F. Euaey put that idea to good use this coming Special Features . Ern Pedler show season. I have only one Morgan, Circulation . Roaallc McGuire a five year old stallion , Lord Rochester CONTRIBUTING EDITORS by name and by Mango our of Tell­ Virginia Banta Peggy McDonald Dorothy Colbum Louise Beckley Pauline Zeller Shirley Davis anne. I have never lost an opportunity Doria Borden Mabel Owen AyeBen Richards to sing his praises and also the Mor­ Jane Behling Gail L. Green Pam Sundblad gans. He has showed the last two sea­ Carol Chevalier Ruth Rogers Sheila Cole sons and has been champion in Central Jeanne van Deuaen Pat Werts Barbara Cole Doris Hodgin Claire West Phyllis Nelsen Ohio for two years. Dorothy Lockard MlmJ Filer Enough compliments! The reason for The Publisher and staff of The Morgan Horse Magazine and the Morgan Horse Club, Inc.. are not responsible for opinions and statements ex­ writing this letter is that I would pressed In signed articles or paid advertisements . These opinions like ro have Miss MacDonald's address are not necessarily the opinions of the staff of this Journal. as I would like to find out where SUBSCRIPTION BATES I can obtain a Morgan Decal for trailer On,- '!'ear $3.50 Two Years $8.50 Three Years $9.00 and stall. I would appreciate your co­ Canada $4.00 Foreign Rate $4.50 per year operation. The MORGAN HORSE MAGAZINE. published monthly except January by THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB. INC., Secretary's Office , P. 0. Box 2157, Thank you, Bishops Comer Branch, West Hartford 17. Connecticut. Printed by The William T. McDcvitt Eusey Press, Leomins ter, Mass. Entered as second class matter at post office, Leominster, Mass . Closing date for copy and advertising 1st of 29 Streetsboro St. month preceding date of publication. Hudson, Ohio Copyright 1962 by the Morgan Horse Magazine OUR COVER A Guest Editorial By JosEPH E. OL E - P. 0. Box 88, St. George, Utah There is a cry in many parts of the counLry that only Quarter Horses are suitable f.or Cutting. This is a gross fallacy. Statements of this nature are made more out of unreasonab le prejudice, than a fact. It isn't the breed that is so important as the disposition of the individual horse. Too, the idea that a gcod Cutting horse must have great speed is not true . To be a good Cutting Horse, the individual must be fast enough to head the calf or cows, which is the case. However, most all light breeds of horses have speed enough to become good Cutting Horses. The Arabian has proven this in so many instances and the Appalosa is now proving it. When that! great At last year's National Morgan Show Morgan enthusiast, Roland Hill lived, he had Morgan horses that could new champions were elected to the perform at Cutting, roping and reining with the best of all breeds. So "Hall of Fame," one of the most de­ most definitely the Morgan horse has every characteristic, conformation, speed, sirable wins being that of Green Meads agility and maneuverability to become a winning Cutting horse. On this Marauder, who was named Grand matter of what horse is best for Cutting performance, I quote from Dean Champion Stallion. Marauder is truly Sage's new book - "Training And Riding The Cutting Horse." of royal breeding being by Upwey Ben Don and out of Abbington of Shady "The tendency is to pick Quarter Horses because of their conformation, Lawn, both Grand Champions at pre­ disposition, and proven ability, but the fact remains that almost any horse vious ational Shows. can be trained for Cutting, if he possesses the necessary characteristics. He should be a horse which is not too large and, above all, one which moves Mr.
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