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MARCH, 1963 L MARCH, 1963 l Mon.GAN .5TAt.t..ION NOTED SHOW HORSE OUTSTANDING SIRE Foaled : 1950 He!qht: 14.3 We ight: 1050 Sired by PECOS 8969 - Dam : JANEE. by Jubilee K!nq. Hav lnq bee n shown for seven consecutive seasons. the record of SEALECT OF WINDCREST ha s been excellent: Res . Grand Champion Stallion. 1955 Na1!onal. Res. Grand Champion Harness Horse. National. 1957 & 1959. Res . Grand Champion Saddl e Horse 1961. Rea. H!qh Score Morgan. AHSA . 1959. SEALECT OF WINDCREST Is last becominq a lead!nq sire as proven by the show records of his qet: WINDCREST TROUBADOUR - Jr. Champion Stall!on -Sunnyh!ll Horse Show . 1962 Cla ss A Jr. Champion Stall ion- New York State All-Morqan Show Res . Jr. Champion Stall!on - Nat ional. 1962 Undelea1ed in 2 Yr. Old StaU!on Classes , 1962 PETALBROOK AMYLECT Jr. Champion Mare and Res. Grand Champ ion Mare-Su .nnyhUJ Horse Show. I 962 Rea. Jr. Champion Mare - National. 1962 Undelea1ed In 2 yr. old mare classes . 1962 PETALB!IOOK SIGMALECT Grand Champion Stall!on-SunnyhUI Horse Show, 1962 2nd Stall!ons 3 years old- National. 1962 WINDCREST SHOWG!RL Res . Jr. Champion Saddle Horse- Na1ional , 1961 Champion Morgan Saddle Stake - Eastern Stat es . 1961 JOHNSTOWN Undelea1ed in Jr. Harness Classes in 1962 HONEYBROOK Consistant winner and Champion Morqan Mare - Eastern Sta1ea Exposition. I 962 A younq horse, only recently retired to the stud, SEALECT OF WINDCREST gave in· dicaUons of things to come by winning the SIRE AND GET ClaH at the 1962 National. The winn!nq produce of dam were also sired by him . His foals show the QUALITY a s well a s TYPE so much demanded by today 's standards and they exblblt the smooth. effortless action SEALECT OF WINDCREST himseU is noted for. TERMS: Private Treaty VOORHIS FARM. Red Hook . New York I PARADEand his son BROADWALLDRUM MAJOR PARADEis 15 years old and still going strong. (Liver chestnut) BROADWALLDRUM MAJOR is seven (Liver chestnut) BROADWALLRINGMASTER is five (Chestnut with light mane and tail> These are three outstanding stallions. Visitors Welcome Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson Broadwall Farm Greene, Rhode Island EXPRESS 7-3963 WAER'S MORGAN HORSES "We are proud to be known by the Morgans u1e own" Breed for - Morgan Type, Disposition and Conformation REX'S MAJOR MONTE 9996 Grand Champion Stallion and Sire of many Champions Sire : Monte L. Dam : Lana Color: Chestnut 15 hands 1150 lbs. His Sons and Daughters continue to win in halter and performance classes . Fee $100.00 at time of service WAER'S DANNY BOY 12339 Sire : Hedlite "s Micky Waer Dam : Waer ·s Mona Lisa Standing to approved mares with season return . Color : Bay, no white mark­ ings . His f irst foals won Accommodations for Blue Ribbons each in mares $1 .50 day . ··colts and Fill ies of 1962 Class ·· at All Morgan Young stock for sal e. Show , Pomona , Cal if . Vis itor s always welcome . Fee $100 :00 at t ime of serv ice. WAER'S PLAY BOY 12866 Sire: Hedli te"s Mick y Waer Dam : Lana Color: Seal brown 3 years old . Reserve Champ ion Stallion at All Morgan Show 1962 Pomona, Cal if . Terms Private DOUBLE F RANCH FRANK & FRIEDA WAER 18208 Modje ska Rd., Star Rt. Orange, Calif . Ph. 586 -7919 Directions from Santa Ana: Follow Santa Freeway south to Nigeul Rd. & El Toro Rd. Take El Toro Rd. left 8 miles to Cook 's corner, turn left 1 mile, ranch on right side of road . Photo at 2 years Members of Morgan Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association ~ree~ 'c:rim ':Farm Presents •.• TWO OUTSTANDING STALLIONS TO CHOOSE FROM Man-Bo of Laurelmont 12443 1962 National Junior Stallion Champion Hylee's Top Brass 11713 1958 - 1959 - 1960 - 1961 Illinois State Fair Champion in Model - Harness - Performance MR. and MRS. ADAM YOUNG, owners Standing at Private Treaty to qualified Registered Mares . Tel. Tuxedo 2-5724 Route 130, Nashua, N. H. Bob lnkell, Trainer SPECIAL FEATURES Directors Meet Directors Meet In New York . 6 Riding The Flat Saddle . 9 ~organs In The Cutting Horse Field . 13 in New York The Morgan Colt, A Family Profect . 15 Showing and Judging The Cutting Horse . 17 On Januar y 22, 1963, the Directors So You Want To Make A Cow Horse . 21 of The Morgan Horse Club, Inc., met New York Award& Dinner . 35 in ew York City with ten present, Canadian Morgan Horse Club High Point Awards . 39 The Texas Tally . ................. .. ............. ... , . 43 being: Mrs. Child s, Mrs. Ela, Messrs. To Follow Old Paths . 47 Fe rguson, Holcombe, Jack~on, Kane , Gold Cup Horse Show . 66 Knapp , Morse, Stillman and Stone. Little International Livestock Show at University of Conn. 66 President Fe rguson, havijng just re­ turned from the Californ ia meeting 0£ REGULAR FEATURES the Amer'ican Hors e Shows Association , Hints To Horsekeepers . .... .. .. .. ..... ... , . 8 had also just seen Director ,s Beckley, Jes' Hassin' Around . • . 11 Boyd and Hazard. Ask The Doctbr.. ...... .. ....... .. .. ..... ........ 15 Horses, Horses, Horses . 19 T he 1963 ationa l Morgan Horse Just in Morgan Association . 23 Show Committee is fortunate to have North Central Morgan News . 25 Morga ns In The La nd of Enchantment . 27 again Mr. Bigelow as Chairman; the Mid-Atlan tic News . 29 Committee remains the same with add i­ Morgan Breede rs and Exhibitors Ass ocia tion . 31 tion of Mrs. C. Jenness Cameron of Mid State s News . 33 White River Junction, Vermont for New Englan d News . 37 Mid-West Morgan Horse Owners, Inc. 41 Trop hies and Mr . J. Loyd Marks as New York News . 43 Vice-Chairman. Southern News and Views . 45 To hd!Jp with the deta ils of the Penn-Ohio News . 47 Buckeye Breeze .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .... .... ... ...... , . 53 promotiona l Justin Morgan Film, Pr esi­ Morgans In Arizona . 53 dent Ferguson has obtai ned the services Mississippi Valle y News . 55 of Mr. and Mrs. James Cagney of Cali­ Indiana Morgan Club . 55 fornia and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lau Ci.rcle J Association .............. .. ....... ............ 67 of Seekonk, Mass. Th e film was started late last fall; we look forward to hav­ Officers of The Morgan Horse Club ing it available the latter part of the President .... .......... .. .. ... ......... , . J. CECIL FERGUSON Gree ne, Rhode Island summ er. Now comes the adding, sub­ Eastern Regional Vice President . MRS. ROGER E. ELA tracting, edit ing, compilation of script Wayland, Mass. Mid.West Regional Vice Pres ident ..... ..... ....... J. ROY BRUNK and sound to mak e the film as desired . Rochest er, Ill. From Montana , Dean Jackson came. Western Regional Vice President . ... .. .. .. ... DR. HENRY P. BOYD San Rafa el, Calif. He told the story of the Morgan Cut ­ Treasurer . CHAUNCY STILLMAN ting Horse , becoming now more preva­ 230 Park Avenue . New York, N. Y. Secretary . .. .. ..... ....... .......... .. SETH P. HOLCOMBE lent, for which The Morgan Hors e P. 0 . Box 2157, West Ha;rtford 17, Connecticut Club, Inc. has established a purse for the first Morgan to get into the top The Morgan Horse Magazine twenty of the nationally scored open Vol. XXIll March 1983 No. 2 Cutting horse compe tition. In addi­ tion there is a High Score Award for A Monthly - The Offk lol Publication of THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB, Incorporated Secretary 's OHice, P. 0 . Box 2157, West Hartfo rd 17, Cann . the highest scoring Morga n Cu ttin g Please send all correspond ence regarding subscriptions and adv ertising to publication Ho rse. As an aid, a Morgan Cuttin g office : The Morgan Horse Magazin e, Leominster, Man . - Dial KEystone 4-6506 . Ho rse Association was formed in Den­ Publisher . Otho F. Euaey Special Features . Em Pedler ver, January 19th. Mr. Jackson is Circulation . Rosalie McGuire President ; Charley Hamilton , Parkman , Wyoming is Vice-President. We are CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Phyllis Barber Ollle Mae Dansby Jeanne Mehl Ruth Rogers fortunate to have Mr. H amilton on Judeen Barwood Dorl, Hodgin Jo Ann Merions Charlott e Schmidt Louise Beckley Dorothy Jasper R. G. Morgareldg e Natali e Webber the Executive Committee of the Na ­ Lorrayne ly en Dorothy Lockard Eve Oakley Claire West Dorothy Colburn Peggy McDonald Cece Olsen Margaret Wllhauk tional Cutting Hors e Association. Barbara Cole Coleen Mclean Ayelien Richards Pauline Zeller Helene Zimmerman As the numb er of. activities in connec­ The Publisher and staff of The Morgon Horse Magaz ine and The Morgan Horse Club, Inc. are not responsible for opinions and statements expressed In signed articles or paid ad· tion with Morgan horses increase, the vertisements. These opinions ore not necessarily the opinions of the staff of rhis journal. Directors voted that the use and ap­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES pearance of the name of The Morgan One Year $4.00 Two Years $7.50 Three Years SI0.50 Horse Club, Inc., can not be utiliz ed Canada $4.50 Foreign Rates $5.00 per year without the specific written perm ission The MORGAN HORSE MAGAZINE, published monthly excep t January by THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB, INC., Secretary's Offic e, P. 0. Box 2 157, West Hartford 17, Conn . of the Secretary. Printed by The Eusey Press , Leomi nster Moss . Entered cis second class matte r at post offi ce Leominster , Mass . Closing date for copy and advertis ing 1st of month preceding ( Continu ed on Page 69) da te of publication . Copyright 1963 by The Margan Horse Magaz ine . By J. C ECIL Frnc: soN One of the good thin gs to be gained by owning Morgans is the associa­ tion we make and enjoy. To go through life without the company and friend­ ship o£ oth.eirs who have a like interest must be a pretty lonesome life.
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