NATIONAL Tictoricti SHOW ISSUE TOWNSHEND MORGAN-HOLSTEIN FARM BOLTON, MASS

SEPTEMBER, 1959

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NATIONAL Tictoricti SHOW ISSUE TOWNSHEND MORGAN-HOLSTEIN FARM BOLTON, MASS.

Our consignment to this year's Green Meads Morgan Weanling Sale — TOWNSHEND VIGILANTE Sire: Orcland Vigildon Dam: Windcrest Debutante

Talk about New England's Red Flannel Hash this is New England's Blue Ribbon Hash. This colt is a mixture of all the best champion New England Blood. His grandsires are the famous Cornwallis, Upwey Ben Don, and Ulendon. His granddam is none other than Vigilda Burkland.

His own sire ORCLAND VIGILDON was New England Champion, East- ern States Champion, Pennsylvania National Champion and Reserve Champion Harness and Saddle Horse at National Morgan Shows. He is a full brother to Orcland Leader and Vigilda Jane.

His own dam, WINDCREST DEBUTANTE, winner of several championships for us in 1957, is a full sister to Brown Pepper and Donnie Mac.

Here is a champion for you if you bid last on this good colt!

ORCLAND FARMS "Where Champions Are Born" — ULENDON BLOOD TELLS — We wish to congratulate all his offspring that placed at the 1959 National Morgan Horse Show and list the winners: SONS and DAUGHTERS: VIGILDA JANE—second year in succession winner of Mare and Foal ORCLAND LEADER—Stallion Parade HAVOLYN DANCER—Geldings over 4 years and Reserve Champion Gelding ORCLAND QUEEN BESS—Walk-Trot ridden by Linda Kean GRANDCHILDREN: MADALIN—Mares and Geldings in Harness, Ladies' Mares and Geldings in Harness, Championship Harness Stake PROMENADE—Junior Saddle Stake HILLCREST LEADER—Junior Harness Stake VIGILMARCH-2 year old Stallions in Harness BOLD VENTURE—Stallion Foals GREEN MT. LADY BIRD—Mare Foals BID LAST ON ULENDON BREEDING AT WEANLING SALE.

Horses boarded and trained for show or pleasure, ride or drive. MR. & MRS. W. L. ORCUTT, JR. West Newbury, Massachusetts owners and trainers PARADE 10138 First in Combination — Driven with his son Broadwall Drum Major, they won the Harness Pairs and the Cavalcade Americana Parade, a Grand Champion, sired the Grand Champion Mare of the National Show. One daughter, Broadwall March-Time fa full sister to Broadwall Drum Major) placed 2nd in Two Year Old Mares. Another daughter, Broadwall Lynette, placed 2nd in Mares and Geld- ings in Harness and 3rd in Ladies' Harness. Broadwall Phylleader la maternal sister of Parade) won the Year Old Mare Class. Other Broadwall horses were ribbon winners in Versatility, Pleasure and Harness.

We are consigning three excellent fillies and a colt to the Green Meads Sale, October 12th.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichoalds on winning Reserve Champion Morgan with Broadwall Brigadier, their 3 year old stallion, at the All Morgan Show at Estes Park, Colorado. 1-11.8.111 MR. and MRS. 1. CECIL FERGUSON Greene, Rhode Island

TABLE OF CONTENTS

fettets to SPECIAL FEATURES

A Show To Remember 5 1959 National Morgan Horse Show 6 the EMots Morgan Horse Club Annual Meeting 10 Show Sidelights 11 Tustin Morgan Film Fund 51

Dear Sir: REGULAR FEATURES How can I express my gratitude to Letters to the Editor 4 Morgan people in my area for com- New England News 12 pletely converting me to this most Southern California Morgan Horse Club 13 wonderful of breeds! Justin Morgan Horse Association 14 Mid-America Morgan Horse Club 15 Only a few months ago I wouldn't North of the Border 16 have glanced at the stocky, fiery little North Central News 17 horses, for my life revolved around Central States 18 hunters and jumpers. My cousin New York News 19 Ohio Morgan News 19 Penny Baran kindly loaned me a stack Mississippi Valley News 34 of older Morgan Magazines. Need- Here Comes Indiana 35 less to say, I covered every one of them Mid-Atlantic News 36 from cover to cover in less than a Oregon Morgan Horse Association 36 week. I devoured every bit of information available. I immediately sub- scribed to the magazine myself, reluc- Officers of The Morgan Horse Club tant to miss even one issue. President FREDERICK 0. DAVIS Last week, a visit to the well-known Windsor, Vermont Caven-Glo Farm in Westmont, Illinois Vice-President GERALD F. TAFT confirmed my choice forever. Cavell- Northville, Michigan Treasurer WHITNEY STONE (Continued on Page 37) 90 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y Secretary FRANK B. HILLS 90 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y.

OUR COVER The Morgan Horse Magazine Vol. XIX September, 1959 No. 8

A Monthly The Official Publication of THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB. Incorporated 90 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y. Please send all correspondence regarding subscriptions and advertising to publication office: The Morgan Horse Magcoine, Leominster. Mass. Publisher Otho F. Eusey

CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Em Pedler Ray Anderson Jane Behling Rheda Kane Mabel Owen Ruth Rogers We dream again with nostalgia of Rodney Gould Helene Zimmerman Eve Oakley Barbara Bell Mrs. Keith Morse Mrs. Henry L. Nelsen the past. Sports cars of the day can Sheila Cunningham Pat Werts Joan Hodgkin not compare with the thrill of driving Barbara White a high-stepping pair of champion Mor- The Editor and staff of The Morgan Horse Magazine and the Morgan gan stallions on a Sunday afternoon Horse Club, Inc., are not responsible for opinions and statements ex- pressed in signed articles or paid advertisements. These opinions in the days gone by. Featured on our are not necessarily the opinions of the editor and staff of this journal. cover is the winner of the "Cavalcade SUBSCRIPTION RATES Americana" class at our 1959 National One Year $3.50 Two Years $6.50 Three Years $9.00 Morgan Horse Show. The pair are Canada 54.00 Foreign Rate $4.50 per year Parade and Broadwall Drum Major The MORGAN HORSE MAGAZINE, published monthly except January with owner Cecil ,Ferguson whip, by THE MORGAN HORSE CLUB, INC., 90 Broad St., New York, New and Mrs. Potter. Also enjoying the York. Printed by The Eusey Press, Leominster, Mass. Entered as second class matter at post office, Leominster, Mass. Closing date for copy and ride is Dr., L. K. Maier and Mrs. advertising 1st of month preceding date of publication. Margaret Ferguson.. Copyright 1959 by The Morgan Horse Magazine. all of whom contributed ample space to the material we provided. A Show To Remember Incidentally, I talked with a number of Morgan owners from various parts of the country about the desir- By GEORGE B. RUSSELL ability of getting up a thirteen minute film clip on Morgans for TV distribution about the country. The idea Looking over one of the early issues any case, he's already sold on the Mor- is not outside the realm of possibility of the Morgan Magazine a few weeks gan breed, for we noted that his fare- . . and it need not be expensive. I back, I ran across a letter by an old well from the car window on the understand that Cecil Ferguson has timer who opined that present day final day of the show was . . "see been delegated the task of looking into youngsters who missed the horse and you next year." this promotion deal. Let's all get be- buggy era, missed a lot. I agree. Like Publicity-wise, we apparently hit the hind it. that early correspondent, I recall the jackpot again this year . . . and again, Remember black and white 16 mm thrill when Grandfather's Morgan- our heartfelt thanks to Jimmy Powers film, shot for such a show, should be drawn Concord buggy would hit the of the New York Daily News; Marie taken at a 24 frames to the second clip. planks of a covered bridge like a peal LaFrenz of the Herald Tribune; Norm It could then be assembled and edited of thunder. The wheels would hardly Cooper of United Press International; by Warren Patriquin and myself and make contact before the echo would George Vecsey of the News and AP made ready for distribution to TV ring out behind the rig. radio sports wire, and to Paul Jonas stations and horse clubs all over It was that first Morgan gelding, a and Bill McCord of NBC Monitor, (Continued on Page 51) little brown fellow, a mere fourteen two, from Rutland, Vermont, who aroused my interest in Morgans and awakened a desire to function as a sort of Johnny Appleseed for the breed; even though, at present, the demands of metropolitan newspaper work make year-round country living and horse owning a not too distant dream. This past National Morgan Horse Show gave promise. And we were not disappointed to taking our three- year old nephew and Godchild, Eric Christopher Nunez, along for an eye- ful. Needless to say, he was impressed and thrilled at riding Windcrest Star of Dawn in the leadline class, thanks to owner Blanchard Means, and John Spencer who led him about the show ring. Morgans do make excellent baby- sitters. This was quite apparent, back at the barn, in readying Eric for this class . . . for holding his reins, dis- dainful of the pommel, he slipped off the big western saddle and was hang- ing upside down from one ankle, like a Cossack picking knives from the ground. The baby-wise Star stopped in her tracks and looked around. We righted the moppet and he was ready, willing and eager to get going again . . a true horseman. However, next year we'll see to it that Eric rides English and has the feel of some stirrups. In

Christopher Nunez. age 3, of New York City and Millbrook. N. Y., a Morgan boos-ter of the future who had his first show start aboard WINDCREST STAR OF DAWN. SEPTEMBER, 1959 5 1959 National Morgan Horse Show

It was with mixed emotions that we watched the 1959 National Morgan Horse Show where 300 of the top Mor- gans from throughout the United GRAND CHAMPION MODEL MORGANS States were gathered to compete in this, the show of shows. We remember other years when Gerald Taft (our new president), pioneered the way for Morgans in the Mid-West by bringing his van full of good Morgans to our show in Windsor. As we viewed the Morgans this year from Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Kansas to mention only a few of the states represen- ted, we were indeed pleased, not for- getting the excellent group which we have come to expect from New York and Pennsylvania, to add to those from our own New England states. It was also gratifying to note the wide distribution of ribbons representing many lines of breeding, plus the get of proven sires and dams which continued to dominate many classes. This is truly a big show and as we enter the "big time" changes will be made in future years to eliminate some of the delays and late night sessions which marked this show. As in previous years, the Waseeka Farms from Ashland, Mass., dominated the Championships, taking both model Championships with Donfield being pinned Grand Champion Model Stal- lion, (this was the fourth year he has annexed this coveted title). The Grand Champion Mare award was won by (Continued on Page 8)

Top Left: WINDCREST DONFIELD, owned by Waseeka Farm, was pinned Grand Champion Stallion for third consecutive year and fourth year he has won this award. Trophy presented by Frank B. Hills. Secretary of Club.

Bottom Left: WASEEKA'S THISIZIT, also owned by Waseeka Farm, was pinned Grand Champion Mare of the show. WASEEKAS NOCTURNE owned by Waseeka Farm. John Lydon U. S. PANEL owned by Richard Nelson. ridden by Mrs. Gwen- up, shown receiving Grand Championship Saddle Horse Trophy dolyn Nelson Clark, shown being awarded Grand Champion from Frank Hills. Pleasure Horse Trophy.

MADALIN. owned by Voorhis Farm. Jim Borden whip; shown being awarded Grand Champion Harness Horse Trophy by Wallace Lyman Orcutt.

SEPTEMBER, 1959 7 their young mare, Waseeka's Thisizit. The Pleasure Stake was won by Sire class was topped by Tutor, well It is interesting to note that she is out U. S. Panez owned by Richard S. Nel- known stallion from the University of of Upwey Benn Quietude full sister to son of Amherst. This versatile stal- Vermont, with second place going to Upwey Ben Don, who was the sire of lion has been winning ribbons in so Orcland Leader owned by Mr. and Donfield. Thisizit is by the Broad- many classes at recent shows that we Mrs. Stephen P. Tompkins. The wall Farms champion stallion, Parade. would not attempt a complete listing. Junior Saddle Stake was taken by that Wasceka also took the Championship Reserve was captured by Ruth Mer- up and coming young stallion Promon- Saddle Stake with their good stallion, cer with her nice little mare, Just-A- ade owned by Mark Hanna of Fram- Waseeka's Nocturne, who is also out of Sweetheart, who is a full sister to Don- ingham, Mass. Mark has three top Upwey Benn Quietude. Johnnie Ly- field. Morgans, all by Leader out of Glady. don, the Waseeka trainer, always has One of our newer Championship They promise to give a good account the Waseeka horses in excellent condi- classes is Grand Championship Geld- of themselves in future years. tion and they did give a good account ing. This class being won by Towne- We can not overlook that spectacu- of themselves, taking home 7 blues. Ayr Twig owned by Mr. and Mrs. lar crowd pleaser in speed events of Reserve Grand Champion Stallion Glenn of Illinois. He is by Lippitt recent years, George Gobel, who took was U. V. M. Cantor from the Univer- Rob Roy and out of Dream Star. We first in Half Mile Race In Harness, sity of Vermont and Foxfire's Suzay regret that a picture was not available One Mile Race In Harness, and Road- owned by Walter Carroll of Farming- as we go to press. Reserve was taken sters In Harness. He is owned by Mrs. ton, Michigan stood out over the rest by Havolyn Dancer well known son William Barton of Illinois. of the field to capture the Reserve for of Ulendon, owned by Dr. Orcutt and Space does not permit our mention- Mares. C. P. Nelson. Junior Champion Mare ing all of the good Morgans, nor can One of the pleasant surprises of this was won by Foxfire Suzay owned by we mention the good account so many year's National was the exceptional Walter Carroll. Reserve was Holly gave of themselves in the well filled showing of the Morgans of Mr. and owned by the Voorhis Farm. Junior classes of this well managed show. We Mrs. Gordon Voorhis of Red Hook, Champion Stallion was Windcrest trust the pictorial presentation in our N. Y. These Morgans are trained by Dapper Don, owned by Mr. and Mrs. pictorial section, along with the com- Mr. Fred Herrick and his wife, Jeanne Ralph Linton, with Reserve going to plete results will furnish interesting Mellin Herrick, who is well known to Bay State Elect owned by the Univer- reading for many hours during the Morgan Magazine readers for her ex- sity of Massachusetts. weeks and months ahead. cellent paintings of Morgans, some of Two of the most important classes As we started out to say, it was with which have appeared in recent issues. to breeders in any show are the Pro- mixed emotions that we watched this, The Voorhis mare, Madeline, won the duce of Dam and Get of Sire. Glenda- the show of shows because on Friday, Grand Champion Harness Stake, from lect, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles our first day, a man who has done 18 top horses; not satisfied with this L. Adams annexed the coveted title in much in recent years, giving of his their good stallion, Sealect of Wind- Produce of Dam. She is a compara- time and ability to promote Morgans, crest was Reserve Harness Champion. tive new corner at our National Show. suffered a heart attack, during the af- This was one of the finest classes we Second place went to Waseeka Farms, ternoon session. Ted Davis gamely tried to pull himself up on the rail have seen at any show. Upwey Benn Quietude. The Get of to watch this the biggest event of the year, but was unable to do so. He spent many days in the oxygen tent at the hospital. I know our readers will be happy to learn that he is again home and resting comfortably. His daughter, Patty, says he is now looking forward to seeing all of the 1960 Show! He is limited in the number of visitors he may have at this time, but I know he will appreciate a card from you wishing him a speedy re- covery and many future years to watch the get of his Grand Champion, Up- wey Ben Don dominate classes at

From the West Coast we had from left to right: Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Boyd, Mr. Beckley, Mrs. Beckley. Mr. Clarence Shaw, Dr. H. P. Boyd. We hope they will return in 1960 and bring some of their good Morgans.

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GLENDALECT, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Adams is presented trophy for TUTOR, owned by University of Ver- winning tiroodmare with Produce Class, by Charles T. Eusey. mont won Get-of-Sire Class.

shows as they have in recent years. Stallions, 1 Year Old: Won by U. V. M. FLASH, Stallions, 3 Years Old: Won by WIND-CREST University of Vermont; 2nd, BAY STATE FLINT- DAPPER DON, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Linton; 2nd, May we say, Thanks Ted, for a LOCK, University of Massachusetts; 3rd, CIRDON, SPRINGBROOK QUiZON, Gerald F. Taft; 3rd, Jeannine Krause; 4:11, DEERFIEID'S HEADMAN, GLADGAY'S PRIDE, Mark H. Hanna; 4th, HILL- job well done and for the years you F. Stanley Crafts, J r .; 5th, PANORAMA, Mr. and CREST LEADER, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Procter; Mrs. Howard Lawson ; 6th, BAY STATE FLYON, 5th, WALES FARM MAJOR BET, Wales Farm ; 6th, have given as president to our Phyllis H. Quagliarciii. National Morgan Horse Club, years CAPTAIN MAX, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fleming. Mares 1 Year Old: Won by BROADWALL PHYL- Mares 3 Years Old: Won by HOLLEY, Voorhis which have seen the Morgan Horse LEADA, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Katz; 2nd, PHOEN- Farm ; 2nd, VIGILMAY, Mr. and Mrs. David L. ICIA, Voorhis Form; 3rd, GAY FLAIR, Mr. and Bracket; 3rd, BAR-T-DUCHESS, Mary Monica and the Morgan Horse Club firmly Mrs. George C. Ackley, Jr.; 4th, RANETTE OF Joyce; 4th, LEADALECT, Mr. and Mrs. Charles established. You can look back on LAURELMONT, Laurelmont Farm; 5th,WASEEKA'S L. Adams; 5th, MODELETTE, Stuart G, Hazard; PARTY DOLL, Woseeka Farm; 6th, HIP.HEATH'S 6th, BAY STATE DUETTE, University of Massachu- a job well done, you can contemplate ADFIELD, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wolcott. setts. Stallions Four Years Old and Over: Won by the past with satisfaction. stallions, 2 Years Old: Won by BAY STATE WINDCREST DONFIELD, Waseeka Form; 2nd, Our prayers are that you may active- ELECT, University of Massachusetts ; 2nd, DWIGHT U. V. M. CANTOR, University of Vermont; 3rd, ASHMORE, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn; 3rd, THE BROWN FALCON, Stuart G. Hazard ; 4th, ly particpate in National Morgan Horse VIGILMARCH, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brackett; EASTER TWILIGHT, Mr. and Mrs. Keynith Knapp; 4th, LIPPITT MORO ASHMORE, Mr. Robert L. 5th, WHITECAP, Hidden Valley Farm; fith, BROAD. Knight; 5th, ECHOBROOK JOKER, Mr. Robert Shows for many years to come, Thanks WALL DRUM MAJOR, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Fer- L, Knight; 6th, GLENDON, Mr. and Mrs. Charles guson. again, Ted. L. Adams. 2 Year Old Stations in Harness: Won by VIGIL. Geldings 3 Years Ord and Under: Wan by Mares 2 Years Old: Won by FOXFIRE'S SUZAY, MARCH, Mr, and Mrs. David L. Brackett; 2nd, TOWNE-AYR TWIG, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn; Walter Carroll; 2nd, BROADWALL MARCH-TIME, BAY STATE ELECT, University of Massachusetts ; 2nd, TOWNE.AYR BAYBERRY, Mrs. E. Kenneth Ann B. Thompson; 3rd, WINDCREST FAIR LADY, 3rd, KANTHAKA, Mr. Robert Lee; 4th, DWIGHT French; 3rd, HOPI AZEE, Peggy Barton; 4th, Mr. and Mrs. John Noble; 4th, CAROLINA, Mr. ASHMORE, Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Glenn ; 5th, BROADWALL COMMANDER, Mr. and Mrs. J. and Mrs. James L. Cole; 5th, MARCY LEE, Voor- ANTHONY ASHMORE, Florence George Crosby; Cecil Ferguson ; 5th, TOWNSHEND MELANTHUS. his Farm; 6th, BAY STATE ESTRELITA, Unversily 6th, WALES FARM MOBILE, Wales Farm. Irving A. Priest, 1 r .; 6th, WINDCREST MELODY, of Massachusetts, Janet Zuretti, Pleasure Horse, English: Won by JUST-A- Geldings 4 Years Old and Over: Won by Geldings Under 15 Hands: Won by BLACK SWEETHEART, Mrs. John Mercer and Ruth; 2nd, HAVOLYN DANCER, C. P. Nelson and R. M. Or- RAMBO, John Lydon; 2nd, DON QUIXOTE PEP- TOM TIMLIN, Dr. William E. Bachman; 3rd, cult; 2nd, QUOTOR, E. H. and W. G Glenney; PER, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roden; 3rd, DOIVNIE BROADWALL GOLDEN BOY, Albert F, Gagnon; 3rd, U. C. TORIN, Marianne Jones ; 4th, LORD MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; 4th, ROYALTON 4th, BAY STATE COLLEEN, Betsy Crossmon; 5th, JEFF, Mrs. Archibald Cox, Jr.; 5th, DONNIE MAC, ELDON, Hildreth Cameron; 5th, MANSFIELD LIPPITT FIRELIGHT, Ingrid A. Barrett; 6th, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; 6th, MANSFIELD, SQUIRE, Stuart Wickson ; 6th, LIPPITT FIRELIGHT, SQUIRE, Stuart Wickson. Ingred A. Barrett. (Continued on Page 45)

FOXFIRE'S SUZAY, owned by Walter Carroll was Junior Cham- WINDCREST DAPPER DON, owned by Mr. & Mrs, Ralph L. pion and Reserve Grand Champion Mare of the show. Linton was pinned Junior Champion Stallion. Morgan Horse Club Annual Meeting

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Right: New officers: 1. Cecil Ferguson, Vice•President: Gerald Taft, President: Frank B. Hills, Secretary.

There was a nation-wide attendance The fifteen Directors elected were: list, which has come to be associated at the Annual Meeting of The Morgan Gene Angel, Ohio with the Club was Earl R. Krantz of Horse Club, Inc., held at Northamp- H. P. Boyd, California Middlebury, Vermont, who asked not ton, Massachusetts on July 23, preced- Joseph R. Brunk, Illinois to be considered for re-election. Mr. ing the greatest of all-breed shows, the Marilyn Childs, Pennsylvania Krantz has been of great service to the National Morgan Horse Show, held Frederick 0. Davis, Vermont Club over a period of thirty years, on the three days following, where Anna Ela, Massachusetts both while he was in charge of the over 350 of the leading Morgans in the J. Cecil Ferguson, Rhode Island U. S. Morgan Horse Farm and also Eastern half of the United States com- F. B. Hills, New York in his retirement. He has been a regu- peted in some 75 classes, both model Walter Kane, Michigan lar attendant at the meetings of the and performance. The meeting was Darwin S. Morse, Massachusetts Board and his advice widely sought. cheered by the reports of the Secretary Vincent Rogers, New York He will be missed. Thirteen of the and the Treasurer, indicating an in- S. D. Sahlstrom, Minnesota fifteen directors were present, includ- crease of between twenty and thirty Clarence Shaw, Washington ing those from the Pacific states, a percent in registrations and transfers Whitney Stone, New York very gratifying turnout. in the American Morgan Horse Regis- Gerald F. Taft, Michigan The Board of Directors met immed- ter and in general income from the This forms a very representative iately following the Annual Meeting Club's activities as compared with the group of breeders throughout the of members and elected as President, previous year. country. One name missing from the Mr. Gerald F. Taft of Northville, Mich- igan, who had been Vice-President for several years. For Vice-President, Mr. J. Cecil Ferguson of Greene, Rhode Island was elected, and the Secretary and the Treasurer, F. B. Hills and Whitney Stone, were re-elected- (Continued on Page 44)

Directors elected at Annual Meeting: left to right: Frank B. Hills, Ted Davis, Roy Brunk, Gerald Taft, Gene Angel, J. Cecil Ferguson, Marilyn Childs, H. P. Boyd, Clarence Shaw. Anna Ma, Vincent Rogers. Walter Kane and Darwin S. Morse.

10 The MORGAN HORSE that an extra day be added, and no longer try to run a 4-day show in 2 V2 Show Sidelights days. A schedule could be arranged to concentrate breed classes into Thurs- day morning and afternoon, Friday By DR. RUSSELL. E. SMITH morning and afternoon, and Saturday morning; periods when few spectators are expected and thus not bored by Here is the setting. America's old- hours needed for such a show. This classes which should rightfully take an est breed of horses shown on the time is based on actual time consumed hour to be judged properly. Friday grounds of America's oldest agricul- per class at the '58 and '59 shows. It evening and Saturday afternoon and tural society, the Three County Fair- also assumes that each class is ready at evening could be filled with consecu- grounds of Hampshire, Hampden, and the in-gate. So it is a conservative tive performance classes, and stakes Franklin counties. The year? 1959, the figure. How then do you cram a 43 and championships would be saved 170th anniversary of the birth of Jus- hour show into 2Y2 days? We can for Sunday afternoon. Such a schedule tin Morgan 1, fifteen miles away in show a maximum of 8 hours, 1-9 on should cause fewer ulcers among ex- West Springfield. 1959, the 65th an- Sunday, that leaves 17Y2 hours for hibitors and management, and fewer niversary of Colonel Battell's descrip- each of the other days, or 6:30 a. m. colic cases among the entries. tion of the first 100 years of Morgan to midnight! For the record we showed Well, it was the biggest show and history in "The Morgan Horse and steadily from 9 a. m. Friday to 1:20 probably the best. The spirit was Register, Vol. 1." 1959, the 50th an- a. m. Saturday; began again at 9 a. m. dampened considerably by the illness niversary of the organization of The Saturday and sailed through to 11:30 of our friend from Wind-Crest, and Morgan Horse Club. 1959, the 30th p. m.; then Sunday from 1 p. m. to from cur vantage point amusing side- anniversary of the man who auto- 9 p. m. lights were scarce. graphs your pedigrees as secretary of The National show marks in many One colt layed down and played dead The Morgan Horse Club, Frank B. instances the annual opportunity for Hills. Finally the 20th anniversary just as the judge approached. Another Morgan enthusiasts to meet. Assum- horse froze up in front of the judge of that first National Morgan Horse ing that all exhibitors are not struck in a perfcrmance class when he should Show at Upwey Farms, South Wood- speechless by the results of the judging have been moving and thus covered stock, Vermont. (and I have yet to note such a handi- up the rest of the entries. Pretty good We had a lot to celebrate. The cap), and assuming that in spite of its showmanship. It reminds us of old show had grown. Prior to 1953 the size it is still a family show, there Saddie who, when tired of circling largest collection of Morgans had been should at least be time to eat, and hope- the ring in an equitation class, would 180 at the Vermont State Fair of 1914. fully time for talking horse. take her small charge into the center, At the 1953 National 106 entries Perhaps this is a private gripe and and line up! Anna Ela is well known showed in 53 classes. In 1955, 248 I am supposed to enjoy screaming at for producing push-button equitation entries showed in 58 classes. In 1957 you from stables to ring, announcing mounts; she had one this year however 283 horses were entered in 65 classes. results, trying to pronounce names with a reverse button and no direction And to celebrate this year, 340 pure- with reasonable accuracy, paging lost lights. bred Morgans were shown in 76 classes. children, trophy donors, physicians, The coaching on the rail is some- We wished that all the Morgan exhi- veterinarians, farriers, photographers, thing to hear. "Take the brakes off!" bitors past and present could have been water wagons, plugging local commit- "Make up your mind; you told me to there. tees, infield exhibits, programs, maga- hold him in!" "Gee, I should scratch zines, refreshments, 4-H clubs, and So much for the sublime. If you this horse from the trotting race. other shows and sales; yelling walk, want to argue about it being the best There she goes! What's she doing? trot, canter, reverse, gate, park trot, show, at least you will have to admit I can't see from down here." "She's it was the biggest. It may not have jog, lope, road gait, hand gallop, trot, making like a pinwheel on the far been the fastest moving show, but it on, number 352, ring crew, 10 faults, turn." "Has she taken off for the surely made the fewest stops. If it had parade gait, grooms in; introducing stables?" "No, she's so froze up she not been for New England "blue laws," judges, assorted officials, and trophy must be foundered!" And so it goes. we would not even have had that Sun- donors; improvising names for anti- day morning breakfast break! Three que vehicles and Boston mounted One of our major accomplishments sessions a day, 9-12, 1-5, and 7-10, policemen, and rules for classes not in was to convince Louise Orcutt that her would give judge and exhibitors a 10- the Rulebook; and finally preventing folks should have waited for her in hour day for Friday and Saturday; 1-6 visitors to the committee stand from the family class, and that she was on Sunday for stakes and champion- airing their problems or telling their actually the only one in step. She lit ships would wind up the show with a anecdotes publicly over an open micro- out for the stables with the news from total of 25 hours showing time. in- phone! Well I do enjoy it, but not her newly found friend. We met a cidentally there would also be time to for 15 hours each day! I have ex- few folks who thought the name "Or- eat. Actually we ran, and I mean ran, horted the spectators to see the stables, cutt" was new in the Morgan field. for 40 hours! Figuring the number the tack stalls, the photostatic copies We set them straight. of classes, the number of entries in of pedigree, and assured them that We had the usual ringers. When- each, and a reasonable length of time half of the show was over at the stables. ever George Gobel shows up the other for the judge to see each horse in the I have not been there for five years! class, brings us to a total of about 43 All this is in preface to suggesting (Continued on Page 43) SEPTEMBER, 1959 11 Play Boy's full brother, Wind-Crest Harmony, has been consigned to the New England News Green Meads Weanling Sale. Wind- Crest Farm also reports the sale of two other mares, June Magic and Mon- By RODNEY GOULD terey Belle, to Dr. William K. Wood- ard of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Dr. Woodard also owns Wind-Crest Bob B. Tt was certainly wonderful to see so school should have more than just As many of you know, Denny Emer- many New England people at the dairy cattle available for student use son of Greenfield, Mass., has purchased National this year, and to meet and as well as research. the seven year old stallion, Lippitt Raymond from Mary Meyette of New- talk with the many Morgan enthusiasts Another highlight of the show was, port, N. H., and has sold his eleven from other parts of the country. I be- of course, the appearance of the Boston lieve it goes without saying that the Mounted Police. I should like at this year old gelding, Lippitt Sandy, to show this year was one of the best time to publicly thank Commissioner Mrs. Stella Reeves of Flying Heels ever. But like most shows, time passes Leo J. Sullivan of the Boston Police Farm, South Woodstock, Vt. quickly and on returning to camp I Department for allowing the members Since it just so happens that my discovered that it was again time for of the Mounted Police unit to appear. good friends, Judy Cameron of White me to prepare another column. Much I had an opportunity to have dinner River Junction, Vermont is so gratious- ly typing this column for me this to my chagrin, I found myself relatively with Sergeant Peter Dooley and his short on news this month. Now that men before they left the show. They month I guess I'd better not overlook the National is over I hope all of you have asked me to report to you folks her news. Judy reports the sale of will be able to find a moment to drop that of any of the shows they have ap- Royalton Eldon her six year old gelding, to Miss Diana Taylor of Dexter, me a line and bring me up to date on peared at, ours was the outstanding and Maine- Diana plans to take Eldon to your Morgan activities. At the request that they have never been treated so Stoneleigh-Prospect Hill School in of many, and so that 1 will be sure wonderfully before. to receive your news, I will reprint Greenfield, Mass., where she will be my address for you folks. Please send And now for the news. a junior. Judy has been taking Eldon your news and photographs to: 13 LEE on the show circuit this summer. STREET, NASHUA, NEW HAMP- VERMONT SHIRE, or to one of your directors NEW HAMPSHIRE and they will forward it to me. One rainy day last week I took the opportunity to travel down to Windsor A letter from Margaret Rice of While I'm at it I believe that it is for a visit at Wind-Crest Farm. I'm Meredith, N. H. reports that her good pertinent to mention at this time that sure that all of you will be interested mare, Lippitt Norma, has produced her the New England Morgan Horse Asso- to know that our good friend, Ted fifth filly foal, a beauty, already sold ciation badges are ready and may be Davis, is improving steadily from his to Mr. George Morrill of Littleton, N. obtained from Doris Rockwell, River illness. Patty tells me that he is rest- H. Mr. Morrill has always wanted Street, Windsor, Connecticut, for the ing comfortably and is now out of the one of Norma's fillies and this was the nominal fee of one dollar. They are oxygen tent. It occurred to me parti- first one available. Early in April, nice looking badges, well made. and cularly in view of all that Ted has Mrs. Rice's Westfall Becky had a stal- an item that certainly every member done for Morgans as well as for us lion foal which has been sold to Miss should obtain in support of their or- that it might be nice for all of us to Jean Cox of Brewer, Maine. The ganization. take a moment to drop him a cheery Rice's third foal is also a stallion foal In reviewing the results of the note or perhaps just a card. His ad- out of their very showy mare, Lippitt National, New England Morgans cer- dress is not unknown to you and I'm Hannah. The Rices are keeping their tainly copped their share of the ribbons sure that it would give him a lift from fingers crossed in hopes that their this year. Two of the placings that the long hours he spends in the hospi- mare, Sadie Ashbrook, will have a stand out in my mind are that of the tal by knowing that you folks are filly, as it is sold if it is, of course. Grand Champion and Reserve Cham- thinking of him. When visiting Wind- In June the Rices bought a lovely pion Stallions, namely Wind-Crest Crest Farm this spring Mrs. Mabel Ethan Ash mare out of Select Donfield and UVM Cantor respective- Mitchell of Farmington, Conn., fell in Lass, and who was a full sister ly. I was particularly pleased to see love with Wind-Crest Rose Maria, a to Cornwallis. She was a champion UVM Cantor receive the Reserve new colt by Wind-Crest Sensation. pleasure horse last year and she is in- Championship at the show in lieu of Later she came back to buy him and deed a pleasure to ride. the present problems confronting the has now named him Wind-Crest Thor. The following are the results of the IJVM Morgan Horse Farm. Cantor's A future pair, Wind-Crest Play Girl Morgan division at the recent Green placing in this class coupled with the and Wind-Crest Play Boy, both by Up- Mountain Horse Association horse fact that the University of Vermont wey Ben Don and out of Liz Taylor, show at South Woodstock, Vermont: Morgans won the get-of-sire class were broken up this summer when Stallions Four Years Old and Over: Won Mrs. William Barton, her manager by WIND-CREST DONFIELD, owned by should be visible proof to both the Waseeka Farm; 2nd, UVM CANTOR, owned president of the University as well as Harry and her daughters persuaded by the University of Vermont; 3rd, EAS- the Board of Trustees that they have Mr. Davis to let them take Play Boy TER TWILIGHT, owned by Keynith Knapp; some of the finest Morgans in the back to Illinois for their future stud. 4th, ASHLAND JUNESON, owned by Bronc country. As I've said many times be- Present plans are to keep Play Girl for Farnsworth. fore, any well-rounded agricultural a future brood mare at Wind-Crest (Continued on Page 43) 12 The MORGAN HORSE SUNBONNET SUE, owned by Grace and Hap Coffey driving GAY GYPSEY, winner LeRoy Sherman. Winner of Combination of Roadster Class. Trophy presented by Class. Grace Sherman.

first place and ribbons to fifth. The Morgan Horse Club of following are the winners in each class: Western Pleasure Horse: Won by SHER- Southern California RIFF MORGAN, owned by Marjorie Riding, Lakeside, Calif.; 2nd, SENOR MORGAN, By FREIDA WAER owned by Wayne Jourrilgan, Arcadia, Calif,; 3rd, MIDNIGHT MAID, owned by Bill Holman, Monrovia, Calif.; 4th, WAER'S The Morgan Horse Club of Sou- SEROCCO, owned by Doris Borden, Ar- lington, Calif.; 51h, MY GAL SAL, owned thern California held its first all Mor- by Penny Cole, Chatsworth, Calif. gan Horse Show June 7, 1959 at the Roadster to Bike: Won by GAY GYPSEY, Double F Ranch, Orange, California. owned by Drew Reed, Northridge, Calif.; 2nd, SUNBONNET SUE owned by A. L. Horses began arriving early in the Sherman, Van Nuys, Calif.; 3rd, POCO morning from far and near. The wea- ALJOY, owned by C & S Morgan Horses, ther being a little on the chilly side Arcadia, Calif.; 4th, SENOR MORGAN, until mid-morning made them all feel Wayne Journigan; 5th, ORRON, owned frisky, also the aroma of coffee from by C & S Morgan Horses. Pole Bending: Wcn by WAER'S MONA the Chuck-Wagon created a continual LISA, owned by Double F Ranch, Orange, coffee break, but by 10 o'clock the Calif.; 2nd, SHERRIFF MORGAN, owned by show got under way. Marjorie Riding; 3rd, MIDNIGHT MAID, owned by Bill Holman; 4th, ORPHAN Orval Smith of Arcadia was Show ANNIE, owned by Florence Coffey, Chats- Chairman and did a fine job. Our worth, Calif.; 5th, POCO ALJOY, owned judge for the day was Mr. Curt Counts by C & S Morgan Horses. of Northridge, Calif., who did a good Stock Horses: Won by BAY RO, owned job of selecting the winners. There (Continued on Page 42) were eight events for the day with classes well filled. Mr. Rollo D. Grover of Arcadia, Calif., did the announcing for us. Trophies were awarded to Top Center: Frank Waer riding MONA LISA. Winner of Pole Bending Event. Trophy presented by Sandy Koch. Bottom Center: Candy Gillette an SENOR. during Trail Horse Class. Marjorie Riding on SHERRIFF'S MORGAN. Bottom Right: Bruce Howard riding BAY Winner of Western Pleasure Horse. Trophy RO, winner of Stock Horse Class. Trophy presented by Freida Waer. presented by Jean Koch. our area, this time Farmington. Guy

March purchased Green Hill's Sharon . Justin Morgan Association by True American out of Devan Gold from Walter Carroll also of Farming- ton. By RHEDA KANE And yet another new owner, Mr. H. G. Bunyan of Jackson. Last May Mr. Bunyan purchased Lisa Lynne (Fly- ing Jubilee - Ailsa) and Lisa's 1959' Barbara Reid, Vice-President of the brook Camille. Suzay won the two colt by 0. C. R. from the Tas-Tee Justin Morgan Horse Association and year old Harness Class proving her Morgan Farm in Hinckley, Ohio. Lisa Chairman of the Entertainment Com- ability in harness as well as in model. Lynne is now in foal to Kane's Jon- mittee, called a special meeting at her Other exhibitors at the National Bar-K. home at Beck Ridge Farm in Plymouth Morgan Horse Show from Michigan Along with the good news there is to set up the club activities in con- were Edgar Mansfield of Farmington, a bit of sad news to report. Ray La- junction with each monthly meeting. Norman Risk of Ypsilanti, Gerald Taft Bounty, President of the J. M. H. A., She intends to appoint a separate com- of Northville, E. B. Rickard of Ann and his family has recently lost their mittee to conduct each monthly event. Arbor and Walter Kane of South fine gelding, Gay Blaze Geddes, (Lip- A partial list of the contemplated ac- Lyon. All these exhibitors made a Pitt Moro Ash - Lady Helen) through tivities will be a lecture by a veterin- good showing and I sure enjoyed the an unfortunate incident. It seems he arian; a farrier; a lecture by a well ever present friendliness that is always was struck by lightning during the known authority on the qualifications so much in evidence at this very popu- night and was found in his paddock a spring and fall trail ride and the lar horse show. A horse show that is in the morning. We who know Ray 1959 National and Michigan All-Mor- fast becoming a MUST on every Mor- and his family know how much this gan Horse Show films. These planned gan exhibitor's show calendar. five year old Morgan gelding meant activities should continue to prove very Ralph Jones of Fenton dropped me to them. He was a very versatile Mor- valuable in making ours a very happy a card announcing the arrival of an gan in that he could be driven, ridden and healthy Morgan Horse Club. all black horse colt, Joe-Bar-K, to his English or Western and could be used Mr. and Mrs. Ed Earehart of North- mare Coralee by Kane's Jon-Bar-K. as a stock horse. Ray said he even used ville, Mich., are the proud owners of Also received a very newsy letter him to plow up his garden. The La- Billy B. Geddes, a beautiful four year from James Thomson of Jackson in- Bounty girls used him as their mount old dark chestnut stallion sired by forming me of the arrival of three foals in Horsemanship classes. At the present Quiz Kid out of Ruthven's Mariam at Tinkle Brook Farms this summer, time, Ray is concentrating on raising Ann. Billy is creating a sensation in one filly and two horse colts, all sired his new stud colt by Quiz Kid out of the show circles this season. With Mor- by his stallion Maple Ridge Bar-Go. Ruthven's Connie Ann. gan competition keener than ever, this He enclosed a picture of his oldest colt Within the past week we have been showy young stallion has taken the which he named "Yankus" after the informed that our dear friend, Thor blue in nearly every Fine Harness and Michigan wheat farmer who moved Nielsen had a very serious accident Morgan Performance class in his last to Australia because he liked to have and is slowly recovering at McLaron nine shows and at present is strutting his own way. Yankus' mother, Anna Hospital at Flint, Mich. Thor was his stuff at the Mid-Atlantic Show in Rose, is thirteen years of age and has asked by his nephew to look at a Frederick, Md. foaled ten colts, one a pair of twins. two-year-old grade horse on a farm Jim Thomson recently sold to Jack Michigan can boast of having as one in Linden, Mich., in an open field E. Cheney of Mt. Pleasant, a Morgan and while Thor was stroking its fore- of it's residents the new President of gelding, Misty Knight, and to Dr. the Morgan Horse Club, Inc., Gerald head and straightening its mane it Robert Feeheley of Saginaw, a two- wheeled around like lightning and Taft of Northville. Mr. Taft has been year-old filly, Bar-Go's Fancy. Dr. a very active Board Member in the kicked him just below the chest, rup- Feeheley also owns Michael Geddes, a turing his intestines in two places. club for the past twelve years and is Lippitt Moro Ash breeding purchased very deserving of the honor. He was He has been fed intravenously for from Dr. Alexander Ruthven of Stan- several days and a slight infection set unanimously nominated by the entire erigg Stables in Ann Arbor. Board and through his past experiences in at the intestinal ruptures. Our last Bob Lewis of Ann Arbor reports a report on Mr. Nielsen is that he is as President of the Michigan Horse filly by Quiz Kid out of Isabella Ann. Show Assoc., and the Great Lakes slowy recovering and will be in the Margaret E. Mattox of Mansfield, hospital for at least two more weeks. Morgan Horse Club, he is very well Ohio sent me a very nice letter telling (Continued on Page 40) qualified to conduct the duties as Presi- of a sale she made to a young Michi- dent of the Morgan Horse Club. gan girl, Carol Ann Curran of Lake Michigan is also proud of having the Orion. Carol purchased the yearling National Morgan Horse Show's Junior filly, Millsboro Misty Ann by Devan Notify the Morgan Horse Champion Mare and Reserve Grand Chief out of Millsboro Lady. This is Magazine of any change in Champion Mare in Walter Carroll's Carol's first Morgan and she has al- your address. Foxfire Suzay. Suzay is a very showy ready entered her in the yearling divi- light chestnut, two-year-old, with a sion of the Michigan Breeders' Futur- The MORGAN HORSE near-to-flaxen mane and tail. She is ity. We are happy to welcome Carol as Magazine being trained by Mrs. Doris Ryan of a new Michigan Morgan owner. Box 149, Leominster, Mass. Illinois, as is also their mare Spring- We have another Morgan owner in 14 The MORGAN HORSE ing's Easter Parade was feeling fit and cocky again placing third in this event. Mid-America Club News Emerald's Skychief was fourth for the Orwin Osmans and the grand old campaigner Lurgan was fifth for owner By JANE BEHLING Robert Behling. Easter Parade, a smart looking youngster took the leading role in the The show must go on, is a familiar Torchfire was third with owner Robert Morgan Fine Harness class driven by phrase, and a most pertinent one for Behling up. Our Emerald King in her trainer Ross Drake for owner this area. Every week end has been fourth position, ridden by Norine Os- Jacquelyn Behling; Emerald's Sky- a mixture of rushing, brushing, clip- man and HyLee's Ambush was fifth, chief, with animation galore took the ping, trailing and hailing the all im- ridden by owner Cecil Francart. red ribbon for the Osmans; HyLee's portant four legged friend, the Morgan Jacquelyn Behling was most disap- Top Brass was third, with Torchfire Horse. So lets get on with the results. pointed that her young mare Easter fourth. The Jaycees of Green Bay, Wiscon- Parade was not on hand to take a crack Emerald's Skychief made a really sin presented their annual horse show at some of the beautiful Green Bay wonderful show for the Osmans to win on the beautiful grounds of the Oneida trophies but Easter had met up with the Morgan Western Pleasure class Golf and Riding Club July 18 and 19. a slight barn accident earlier in the hands down. Never having been Warren Comstock, Chicago, Ill., was week. shown in this division, and being a judge. A. Gordon Heitman of Hunt- The Annual Madison Saddle Club post entry he did a superb job. Our ley, Ill., drove his popular young stal- Show, held on the Dane County Fair Emerald King was second, with Crown lion HyLee's Top Brass to the blue Grounds at the Capitol city on July Point's Jewel third. ribbon in the Open Morgan Fine Har- 25th and 26th, offered four perform- In keeping with her winning ways, ness event, second was the HyLee ances with fifty one divisions and had Easter Parade made a terrific show to Farms entry, Torchfire, driven by Floyd an entry of 238 horses! Judges were take the Morgan three-gaited event for Appling, and third Emerald's Sky- Charles Huston of Libertyville, Ill., Jacqulyn Behling. Emerald Skychief chief, driven by his owner Orwin Os- and Harold Gardner of Geneseo, Ill. made an impressive second, with man of Manteno, Ill. Torchfire third, and Our Emerald Right up to his mark of blue ribbon King fourth for Dr. Noman Dobin. Our Emerald King made a flawless quality was HyLee's Top Brass who performance to top the Morgan Wes- again scored blue in the Open Morgan The Mid-America Club held its July tern Pleasure Class for Dr. Norman Model event. This handsome three meeting at the above mentioned show, Dobin, of Chicago, Ill. King has been year old stallion has racked up 6 blues with a healthy number of members shown most capably by Norine Osman. in 6 times shown for owner Gorden on hand to enjoy the day. A short in- Crown Point's Jewel was second for Heitman. Torchfire was second for formal business meeting was held after HyLee Farms, ridden by Robert Behl- HyLee Farms. Jacquelyn Lee Behl- (Continued on Page 39) ing. Harold Doty riding the Gordon Heitman entry, Honor, placed third. He's one of those "once in a life- time horses," that HyLee's Top Brass on the top again in the Open Model Morgan division, for Gordon Heitman. HyLee Farms Torchfire was second, Emerald's Skychief third for the Os- mans, Crown Point's Jewel fourth for HyLee Farms and HyLee's Ambush fifth for owners Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Francart of Green Bay. HyLee's Top Brass shown in the Morgan Three-gaited for the first time copped another trophy in that division. Shown by his trainer Ross Drake of Hartland, Wis., Emerald's Skychief made a brilliant show for Orwin Os- man of Manteno, Ill., to second slot;

EASTER PARADE 09637 (Parade 3C Cot, rine) let in Morgan 3-Gaited at Milwau- kee Spring Show; Oshkosh, Wisc. Jaycee Show; Madison, Wisc. Horse Show: 1st Morgan Fine Harness at Madison. Wisc. Horse Show. Ross Drake up. Trophy presented by owner Jacquelyn Lee Behling, Cambria, Wisc. SEPTEMBER, 1959 15 trot and canter. Cutting horses, rodeo horses (rop- North of the Border ing, decorating, etc.) barrel mounts are very much in demand. But how By PEGGY MCDONALD many Morgans do you see in these fields of competition. For example the P. N. W. Morgan Assn. included a stock horse class in their 1958 show It seems that the Morgan is becom- A recent visitor to the Kilgoran —and had two entries. Their pole ing very popular all across the ten Morgan Farm was Mr. W. Cain, Arm- bending class had to he dropped be- provinces, but particularly on the up- strong, B. C., accompanied by his cause there weren't any entries at all. grade in the west. daughter. Mr. Cain reports that he We are not saying that there aren't The Kilgoran Morgan Farm, Cal- has sold his three year old mare Mon any Morgans trained for these events gary, have purchased the mare Rosilyn Heir Getchen to Mrs. Marjorie Cook- but the number there are, you could (Gay Mac x Hegrita) and her colt, son, Kelowna. Mrs. Cookson has also probably count on your fingers. Kilgoran Fleetwood by Kenison from sold her gelding Beau Dare to Mrs. de Turning to your English riding, the Roy and Jean Jesser, Twin Falls, Idaho. Hart of Kelowna. Morgan intelligence is certainly cap- Rosilyn was bred to Windcrest Mon- Charlie Baker, Clinton, B. C., we able of comprehending the movements terey owned by Neil Silvers, also of were sorry to hear, lost his fine stal- of dressage. But have you ever heard Twin Falls. The McDonalds made lion Alpha May during the late win- of a Morgan dressage mount as an at- the long trip along with Bill Unger, ter. traction as several Arabians are? With without incident, and very much en- The report of another Morgan in the power that the Morgan has he joyed the wonderful time shown them Ontario has reached us. Sixteen year should be able to jump too. by the Jessers, as well as seeing their old John Radforth, Dundas, owns a six As long as the present day Morgan many fine Morgans. year old gelding, UVM Automic Bomb. owners, in the east as well as the west Another new addition to the Kil- The Backus', Foster, Que., are anx- are content with walking, trotting and goran Morgan Farm is a bay filly by iously awaiting the foaling of their cantering, the public will be content Travaille and out of Faylenne. She has mare, Larita. They have bred their stal- to think that the quarter horse is the been named Kilgoran Melody and is lion Co!field to a number of mares this only horse that can cut, that the Ara- the image of her sire. season, including a half Morgan sired bian is the only dressage mount, and by Panfield. that the Thoroughbred is your only Two more Morgans have been And a word about the "doing" Mor- hunter. brought to Alberta from Washington. gan. After reading Mr. Olsen's edi- Let's have more Manitos and John They were purchased by Gordon Tur- torial and several answers to it, we Geddes. ney, Ponoka from Leo Beckley, Mt. would like to add our two cents worth. Canadian Morgan owners, send your Vernon, Washington. One, Rita Rock- The field in which the Morgan is show results, buys, sales, and other wood (Silver Rockwood x Wilbur Sil- shown here in the west is very limited, news and pictures to Box 245, Albert ver) will belong to son Jimmy, and and certainly does not prove what we Park. was shown at the Ponoka Horse Show have all been led to believe about the Can anyone give us the present where she gave a very good account breed—the Morgan is a "doing" horse. whereabouts of the following Morgans: of herself by winning the open, two He is shown at a walk, trot and can- Upwey Liona, Honora, Lippitt Mor- year old and over, line class. The other ter under saddle and at a walk and man, Lippitt Flashlight, or any of the Morgan is a young filly Lupi Felipe trot in harness — but what does this three following Lippitt mares, Ruby, and belongs to wife, June. Welcome prove? Merely that like thousands of Sally Ann Moro or Polly Ann Ne- to the Morgan enthusiasts! other horses, the Morgan can walk, komia?

FAYLENNE and month old filly KILGORAN MELODY by Tra• 3year old registered mare, MON HEIR GRETCHEN 09653. value, owned by Kilgoran Morgan Farm, Calgary, Alberta. and De Jarnette Sweet Sue 010257. North Central Morgan News They are coming along beautifully and show excellent type and a lot of quality. The two young owners were not By RAY ANDERSON around so didn't get to visit with them. Our next stop was to see Vee Ann Buck and her young stallion Con- I read with much interest the fine If you are ever in the Willmar area, godon. Vee earned her "sheepskin" article by Mabel Owen "Hints to be sure to ask Dick Bonham to show from the University of Minnesota this Horse Keepers" which appeared in the you his collection of carts, cutters, bug- spring, and will be a Physical Educa- July issue of the Morgan Magazine. I gies, surrey (with fringe) and a ped- tion Supervisor in the Minneapolis would like to add my two-bits worth dler's wagon. He has constructed a schools come September. Congodon is on another phase of the showing of coming along very well under Vee's horses and that is "The judge should careful training. Harry Cater has a know the rules." I am still provoked terrific young filly in Ann of Holiday at the way the Morgan people were Hill. Right now she is still showing treated in the Morgan Combination the effects of her seige with distemper. class at our Fair. We have all heard I am looking forward to seeing her the remark "he is a Quarter horse in the show ring. Bob Woods took time judge, etc., etc., so we won't have a out to show us his Morgans and they chance in the class." It seems to me are really coming along in great shape. that when a judge assumes the re- Stan was on army maneuvers the day sponsibility of judging a show and ac- I was in St. Cloud so I had to be satis- cepts a nice fee for doing so he should fied with looking at Hylee's Glory Be set aside his own preference as to in his box stall. The Quigleys were breed and judge according to the not at home so didn't get out to see AHSA rules. Every exhibitor is con- their yearling. We had a nice visit tributing to the success of the show and with Allone Potter and enjoyed her paying the said fee. It takes time and horses. She has bred her mare Breezy money to ready a horse and rider for to her young stallion Sunnyview Blaze the show ring. When we Morgan so she should have another outstanding owners start buying four-wheeled foal next spring. Allone brought out buggies and the necessary tack to show BROOKLYN BOY 11044 (Woodland Chief her pet, a part Morgan that she bottle our horses, we should be given an op- x Scarlett O'Hara) owned by Clifford Chum- fed. The horse has been high schooled portunity to show them. At our show pine of Minneapolis, Minn. and enjoyed showing off for company. we were virtually pushed out of the Phil Aigner took his mare Flax to ring with the judge working the class South Dakota State to be bred to just the one way both at the cart and large shed in which to house his col- Milaca Query. under saddle. Then as one exhibitor lection. I have acquired an old doc- The James J. Jeffords, owners of was leaving the ring the judge turned tor's cart (1900). It is built in such a Woodland Lady 08064 and Woodland to the announcer and remarked that way that you stand up in it with a the class took too blank long. (The box in front to hold the familar black Prince 11797 have purchased two wean- next class was Calf Roping and that bag. I plan on using it to break my lings from a breeder in Colorado. I class was allowed all the time they mare — or better yet for our Gay am sorry I cannot give you more defi- needed.) I for one think that some- Nineties class. nite information on this, but if Jim thing should be done to inform the Clif and Marilyn are getting ready will write and give me the particulars judges at their judging schools the for their Third Junior Horse Show for I will be most happy to pass it on. facts about the Morgan horse, and what young people up to eighteen years of Dennis Wilson is working the young should be the basis for judging a Mor- age. Last fall they built a show ring stallion Brooklyn Dixie 11613 for Art gan class. People in this area are defi- and held their first show. The interest Peterson. nitely interested in Morgans and en- the young exhibitors showed in the (Continued on Page 38) joy watching them perform. event convinced them that they should Several of our members attended the continue the show. What better way all Morgan Horse Show sponsored by to train young people in the care and the Circle J Morgan Horse Association showing of horses as well as teaching at Estes Park. S. J. "Mike", Michael them good sportmanship in and out and Stephen Duginski, Robert Wood of the ring. For the gift that will arrive and family, Art Peterson and Reinie I am always looking for an oppor- each month, send: Feil. Mike really enjoyed visiting with tunity to visit with Morgan owners, all you fine Morgan people and and when I took Royal Aire back to The MORGAN HORSE brought back an enthusiastic account Hopkins I got to see a few people. I Magazine of the show and the ride he took on regret that I cannot visit with every- horseback in the mountains. I am one, but time does not permit me to Leominster, Mass. sure many more from this area will be make the swing. Clif and Marilyn on hand for your Second Annual took us out to look at the two year- 1 year $3.5D .. 2 years $5.50 Show. lings De Jarnette Ebony Emp 010258

SEPTEMBER, 1959 17 that Dorothy Jasper of Naperville and Eve Oakley of Westmont, Illinois, Central States News would have the opportunity of meeting Mr. Frank Flynn, Secretary of the International Horse Show and Vice- By EVE OAKLEY President and General Manager of the Union Stock Yards and Transit Com- pany and his able assistant Secretary I am sorry to report that I missed my "Norm's Pete out again, this time of the International Horse Show and first Club meeting in June because of pulling a cart with Norm driving and Chief Engineer of the Transit Com- haying — we had 1,000 bales down several of our Juniors clinging precar- pany, Mr. Kidwell. The luncheon and so handled hay all day. Dorothy iously to the cart — the rescue of a proved to be a success, for there was Colburn, again has thoughtfully offered little lost white kitten by Janet Sulko, much talk of horses and Morgans in to cover the meeting for me. Her who took it with her to a good home particular and we have been promised comments follow: with her other pets — the visit to the that they will notify us if and when they will consider a Morgan class. Of "Since you couldn't be there, I Duane Blietz's home to see the one hour old colt just born to their Mor- course, it will not he this year, but thought you might like a few high- there is a possibility of a class in the lights from our June meeting. When gan mare, Miss Peggy Lee — and at near future. I've had a specially good time, my pen last coffee and cake in the Haywards' is inclined to run away with me, but living room and a first viewing of the The writer took Miss Penny Baran slides taken at our Play Day. I'll try to hold this report down to and her 1959 Club project, Caven-Glo reasonable proportions. "On reading this over, it appears Rebel Gold (Cavendish - Jubilee's Glo- "So — we got there in time to see that the day was all "highlights," ria) to Erie, Pa., recently to be bred the return of the morning trail ride. doesn't it? Well it was." to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynold's Quite a few Morgans among the horses Between vacations, haying and horse beautiful stallion Superson (Supersam and it surprises me anew every time shows, our attendance to the June meet- - Townshend Lass). While staying I see how you can recognize them for ing was on the smaller side and as there, we all drove up to Kennedy, what they are even at a distance and everyone was having so much fun, New York and visited the DeVerne how pretty they look when doing the they decided to shelve business until Willeys, who own the typy and good work they are cut out for — I was the next meeting, which will be the looking Morgan stallion, Tibsun (Sher- going to stick to highlights, wasn't I? Hay Ride at the Haywards in August. rimill Sunrise - Tibby Corbin). At Well, Mrs. Sweet, just recently out of the Willeys, we saw a charming little We have another new Morgan added chestnut filly just 9 days old sired by the hospital, riding her husband's to our Central States family — Harry young stallion, Rhythm's Bimbo — Superson and out of the Andersons' Sweet of Elgin, Illinois, has purchased mare, Muscovia. We also visited the Nancy Vogt with her gelding Caven- the yearling bay filly Rhythm's Noble Glo High Capri, making me think Copelands in Erie, who own Hawk Lady, from the O'Neill Morgan Horse Prince, a very showy Morgan stallion. of his sire, Cavendish, with every move Farm, Manteno, Illinois. he makes — Norman Coombs keep- On the way home, we stopped in ing his Pete close behind the hayrack The Larry Oakleys showed their Hinckley, Ohio, to see the Tas-Tee to hold down his exuberant spirits and yearling filly, Caven-Glo's Sunseri Farm Morgans and there, saw the Pete chewing furiously at the hayrack (Verran's Laddie - Jubilee's Gloria) in famous old stallion, Agazziz. This as though hoping to eat his way right the open colt class at the Thunderbird stallion is now 23 years old and in fine through it and come out in front Saddle Club Show recently, placing shape. I understand he was used and again. third in the two and under class with ridden every day for nineteen years by this good filly. his previous owner, Bob Tynan, of "I saw Mrs. Sweet and her daughter, Stella, Nebraska. He still retains some Georgie, together for the first time — Ever since I have been in the Chi- of his earlier gold color and as I stood in the past it has always been one or cago area from time to time, there waching him and noting the powerful the other and I never knew which has been talk of Morgan classes at the build, I suddenly thought — what a was which. They look like sisters, International, but to my knowledge, magnificent horse he must have been but I think I have them sorted out nothing has been clone about it. How- in his younger days. now. ever it took a brand new Morgan owner to make the first move to open the We are starting an interesting con- "At breakfast, after the horses were door — our Junior Member, John tinued feature in our column, which put away — the hospitable Haywards Sproul, of Naperville, Illinois, has just we feel sure that readers will enjoy. presiding, Pat at the waffle iron and purchased his first Morgan, Bruce- It is called "Horse Laughs" and was Ron at the pancake griddle — won- wood's Tar Baby. His father, although written by one of our members, Mrs. derful food — and then THE high- not knowing too much about Morgans Dorothy Jasper, of Naperville, Illinois. light of the day for me, I was in- has decided that the Morgan is just Dorothy was doubtful if it was good vited to go on the afternoon trail about the best horse around and that enough to have published, but after ride on Cherokee Lady (my own little something should be done about it at some discussion, we decided to run it Tony's sister) and really enjoyed her. the International. in our Club's monthly New Letter and Just a few extra words to say that this let the readers decide. The prelimin- Elliott Sproul, who is connected mare has a delightful mouth, soft and ary reports from this have been excel- responsive, and she gave me a lovely with the International in his business ride. arranged a luncheon recently in order (Continued on Page 38) 18 The MORGAN HORSE any colt. Mrs. Rittenhouse has shown Bath Horse Show Ohio News Val Hawk most successfully - last English Tack: Won by DEVAN DONNA; season she came home with 21 blues, 11 2nd, MILLSBORO CHIEF; 3rd, SEA BREEZE; 4th, ABBY GRAHAM; 5th, By MRS. H ENRI' N. NELSEN reds, 9 yellows, 8 pinks, and 5 white ribbons, and in the O.W.H.A. placed DEVAN WALES. 1st in Morgans, 2nd in Plain Color In Harness: Won by MILLSBORO CHIEF; We've got several good pictures this and 2nd in Ladies Western, and she 2nd, DEVAN WALES; 3rd, CROWN JEWEL; month. We have Devan Fiddle Bow 4th, FOXY JUBILEE. - a two year old stallion owned by has started out to do even better this Jean and Bob Rutledge of Copley, season. Another dish of spinach any- Ohio. This colt is by OCR and out one? New York State of Pepper Pot. He has done well in Mr. A. J. Andreoli, of Bath, has the halter classes, including a first at been appointed by President Paul the recent show at the Trumbull Coun- Rumbaugh, to fill the vacancy on the News ty Fairgrounds, and great things are Board of Directors of the O.M.H.A., By RUTH ROGERS expected from him. left by the death of Mr Herman Speck. Then we have two youngsters, both Mr. Andreoli is the owner of Reata The first organized trail ride of the part Morgan - Sea Bee, owned by Farm in Bath. New York club was held in Chestnut Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stewart, and Sun Ridge Park, Orchard Park, N. Y. on Dance, owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Here are some show results for you. July 12th. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Richards Hercsek of Monroe Falls. Both of these Ohio Horse Association Show of Hamburg hosted the affair, and we all extend sincere thanks for their colts have been showing in halter Reg. Morgan-Western Tack: Won by classes, and have done well. Sun DEVAN DALE, Bob Hart (Doris Shook) efforts in starting so successfully our Dance, by the Morgan stallion Sea Mogadore; 2nd, DEVAN WALES, Janet trail ride activities. Breeze, came in the ribbons in ex- Foster (Gene Angel) Akron; 3rd, STAR'S The ride was non-competitive. Many HOPE, Pat Homer (Frank Low) North who did not ride and families of those ceptionally large colt classes at Tall- Olmsted; 4th, FURY, June Miller, Union- madge, Akron and Bath. town; 5th, COL. DEVAN TROOPADORE, who did, came to the picnic afterwards. Nancy Washmire (Diamond Stables, Al- Box lunches were pooled, and hot dogs Then we have two brand new Mor- liance). and beverages were also available. gans, or almost brand new. These Reg. Morgan-English Tack: Won by Prominent in the ride were Mark mares and colts are owned by Mrs. MILLSBORO CHIEF, Tom Mattox, Mans- O'Donnell on Royalton Firefly, his Mary Blanche Stucky and her daugh- field; 2nd, DEVAN WALES; 3rd, DEVAN DALE; 4th, ZEPHYR, Beverly Meyers friend Beverly Daily on the O'Donnell's ter, Miss Helen Anderson, of Fred- (Carl Hixon) Akron; 5th, STORMY CAP- Peggy "0", Deverne Willey on Tibby ericktown, Ohio. Mrs. Stuky's mare TOR, Elinor Amshey, Akron. Corbin, Carole Clyne on Sunrise Sam- is Princess Nugget (Nugget and Val- ple, Vern Cook on Lita Allen, C. C. entine) and her foal is by Celebration, Tallmadge Horse Show Richards on Shawnee, his half-Mor- who is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jim English Tack: Won by DEVAN WALES; gan, Edward Snow on Lady, Mr. and Gardner of Mansfield. Miss Ander- 2nd, MILLSBORO CHIEF; 3rd, DEVAN Mts. Pete Swartz and Mr. and Mrs. son's mare is Devan Jamie (Captain DONNA, Gara Graham (Reata Farm), Bath; Stiles on their own horses whose names Fillmore and Dimhawk) and her foal, 4th, ZEPHYR; 5th, DEVAN CAVALIER, your reporter did not get. also a filly, is also by Celebration. Jimmy Bahr (Al Acken) Tallmadge. Everyone hopes that this ride will They are four ladies to be very proud Morgans in Harness: Won by DEVAN become an annual occasion. of. WALES; 2nd, CROWN JEWEL, Gara Gra- ham (Reata Farm) Bath; 3rd, MILLSBORO In Altamont on June 28th an open Miss Pauline Zeller writes that she CHIEF; 4th, FOXY JUBILEE, L. A. Bible, competitive trail ride included five has her youngster, Foxy Regal Aire, Tallmadge. Morgans. Western Tack: Won by DEVAN WALES; Broadwall Belle, owned and ridden ground driving "like a veteran." She 2nd FURY; 3rd, STAR'S HOPE; 4th, is looking around for a cart, and if ZEPHYR; 5th, CROWN JEWEL. by Debra Sealy of Montpelier, Vt. things go as planned, will have him placed second in the heavyweight in the Morgan harness classes next division. A 15 year old gelding by year. Consider yourselves warned, Elyria Horse Show Upwey King Benn, owned and rid- Western Tack: Won by STAR'S HOPE; you exhibitors. Miss Zeller also re- 2nd, FURY. (Continued on Page 38) minded me about the points for our Ohio Hi-Point Trophy. She reports that they have been a little slow com- Strongsville Horse Show World's Most Complete ing in, so come on everyone, they need English Tack: Won by DEVAN DONNA; Pictorial Horse Journal your help on this. Send in your points 2nd, SEA BREEZE, Don Shook, Mogadore; 3rd, DEVAN WALES; 4th, MILLSBORO 1 year - $3.50 to Miss Pauline Zeller, 1730 Gray St., CHIEF; 5th, ABBY GRAHAM, Carol Kent Findlay, Ohio. She can't keep a (Ka-Roy Farm) Mansfield. 2 years - $6.50 record if she has nothing to record. THE MORGAN HORSE Now - all you youngsters that we Akron Horse Show MAGAZINE have mentioned take notice and ob- English Tack: Won by SEA BREEZE; Box 149 serve. If you take your vitamins and 2nd, ABBY GRAHAM; 3rd, DEVAN Leominster, Mass. eat your spinach you may grow up WALES; 4th, MILLSBORO CHIEF; 5th, to be like Val Hawk, owned by Mrs. DEVAN DONNA. Allow 6 weeks to receive 1st In Harness: Won by DEVAN WALES; copy! Neva Rittenhouse of Marysville, Ohio. 2nd, CROWN JEWEL; 3rd, MILLSBORO And a nicer thing couldn't happen to CHIEF; 4th, FOXY JUBILEE. SEPTEMBER. 1959 19 NATIONAL MORGAN HORSE SHOW mai

Above are three excellent photographs by Warren Patriquin of the Boston Mounted Police Force, which gave the exhibition which added so much to the Saturday show. New president. Gerald Taft, is shown extending greeting. Bottom right are the show officials: Judges: Fred Pinch, Ernest A. Sheets and Miss Jean Campbell with Show Managers Wil- liam and Everett Roberts.

GEORGE GOBEL, owned by Mrs. William Barton of Rockford, Illinois, won Roadster in Harness, Half Mile Race in Harness. One Mile Race in Harness. RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MORQANS

JUST-A-SWEETHEART, and Ruth Mercer of Westminster, Ma4s., Reserve Grand Championship Pleasure Horse, 1st in Trail Horse, Road Hack (under 18), English Pleasure, Western Pleasure (under) 18), Western Pleasure (Mare and Gelding), Stock Seat, 2nd in Western Pleasure (under 18), and in both N.H.S. and A,H.S.A:

Left: ASHLAND DONSON, Reserve Grand Champion Saddle Horse, 4th in Sire and Get, owned by Law- son W. Glidden of Ash- land, N. H.

I Right: SEALECT OF WIND- CREST, owned by Voor- his Farm of Red Hook, N. Y. Fred Herrick, whip, winning Reserve Grand - Champion Harness Horse.

Left: HAVOLYN DANCER, Reserve Grand Champion Gelding, Grand Sire of 1958 and 1959 Stallion Foal Winners, 1st Model Gelding.

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U. S. MENMAR. won the Trolling Race in the Justin Morgan WHIPPOORWILL MERRILY, winner of the Versatility Class, Performance Class, 3rd in Pulling. 4th in Stallion Under Saddle, owned and ridden by Miss Carol Gan son, Weston, Mass. 3rd, in 4th in the Combination Class. Owned and ridden by James Western Pleasure, 6th, Road Hack (under 18). Mitchell of No. Reading Mass.

ROYALTON ELDON owned by Hildreth Cameron. of White River CHIEF RED HAWK, 1st Roadster under Saddle Class, owned by Jct.. Vermont, placed let Road Hack-rider over 18 years, 2nd Stuart G. Hazard Topeka, Kansas. Trail Horse, 2nd Pleasure Horse-rider over 18. 3rd Championship Pleasure Stake, 4th Geldings under 15 hands. 4th Ladies Geldings. SARACEN, winner 4 consecutive years of the Half Mile Race HILLCREST LEADER, placed 1st in Junior Harness Stake owned Under Saddle, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coombs, Jr., of by John H. Proctor, Topsfield, Mass. Danvers, Mass. and ridden by Mr. Coombs.

CAPTAIN MAX, 1st in 3 year old Stallions in Harness and 6th in DONNA ETTE VONA, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vona, 3 year old Breed Class, owned by C. W. Fleming of Fairhaven, of Frederick, Maryland, placed 1st in Mares 15 and over, 1st Mass., and shown by Cynthia Fleming. in Ladies Mare. 5th, Championship Saddle Stake.

WINDCREST PRIMA DONA, owned by Abigail S. Lasbury, East STERLING VELVET and ROSE BOWL, owned by Waseeka Windsor Hill, Conn., driven by Mary Ann Lacy, winner of Child- Farm and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Poitras were 1st in Saddle Pairs for ren's Driving Class. the fourth time. Sir

PINEVrEW PETER PAN, placed 1st in 4-H Fitting and Show- MODELETTE, placed 1st in 3 year old Mare and Gelding in ing, owned by Madelyn Zuretii of Westboro, Mass. Harness and 1st in 3 year olds under Saddle. Owned by Stuart G. Hazard of Topeka, Kansas,

Jeanne Gagnon on BROADWALL GOLDEN BOY, winner of the ASHLAND DONSON and FIREFLY'S LADY JANE, winners in AHSA Medal Class. Family Class, Shirley and Nancy Splaine up.

DON QUIXOTE PEPPER placed let in Stock Horse, Western BROADWALL PHYLLEADA. 1st blue and trophy winner in the Tack, 2nd in Road Hack Engish (rider over 18) owned by Mrs. Yearling Filly Class, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz of Evelyn Rodee of Moravia, N. Y. So. Dartmouth, Mass. TOWNSHEND VIGANITA 1st in the Pleasure Class — riders MY APRIL CANDACE, 2nd place winner Two Year Olds in Har- over 18, owned by Seth P. Holcombe Simsbury, Conn. ness, owned by Mrs. E. J. Poitras of Holliston, Mass. and driven by John Lydon.

LIPPMAN HAWK, 1st in Lead Line Class, ridden by Morita CAROLINA, owned by Mr, and Mrs. James L. Cole, October Farm, Eilene Tapley of Bangor, Maine and owned by Benjamin Smalley Raleigh, North Carolina, Fourth place winner in Two Year South Acton, Moss, Old Filly Class.

CIRCE, placed 1st Good Hands, 4th, AHSA Medal Class, 5th, BROADWALL LYNETTE, 3rd place winner in the Ladies Mare Road Hack, owned by Jeannine Krause. or Gelding in Harness, Mrs. Samuel Katz at whip. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz. PANORAMA, 5th place in 1 year old Stallion, owned by Mr. and WALES FARM MAJOR BET, 2nd in 3 year old Stallion in Har- Mrs. Howard H. Lawson, Suffield, Conn. ness, 5th Stallions 3 years old, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wales, Weybridge, V!.

BROADWALL LYNETTE placed second in Mares and Geldings WALES FARM MOBILE, placed 6th in 2 year old stallions in in Harness, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz, So. Dartmouth. harness, owned by Erie Wales, Weybridge, Vt.

WHIPPOORWILL MEDALLION, 5th in the Trailer Class, ridden MELINDA SIBLEY of Wayland, Mass. was 6th in Horseman- by Wendy Wolcott and owned by Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Wolcott, ship, Saddle Seat, riders under 11 years. riding Pemmican. Underhill Center, Vt. The Nelsons. Gwen, Dick and Allan taking second place in SNOWFIELD owned by Brook & Pine Farm, Morrisville, Vt., 3rd. the Family Class. in 3 year old Stallions in Harness, 6th in 3 year olds under Saddle, 6th in Junior Saddle Slake, 7th in Junior Harness Stake. Mrs. Paul Goells riding.

LIPPITT ROYAL MAN. 6th Geldings 15 hands and over. 7th EASTER TWILIGHT, 4th Model Stallions 4 years and over, 2nd. Geldings Saddle Stake, owned by Anita Smiley, Warwick Neck, 4.H Class, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Keynith Knapp, Arlington, Rhode Island. Vermont.

CLOVERLANE JUSTIN GEDDES, 2nd in Pleasure Driving. 5th CIRDON, placed 3rd, Stallions one year old, owned by Jeannine 3 year old stallions In harness, owned by Norman Risk, Ypsi• Krause, Windsor, Vt. lanti, Michigan. Christopher Corkum, age 6, on Hs 4 year old more U. C. SAN- WINDCREST FIRST LOVE. 3rd In Child's Harness, 4th in 2 year DRA. He placed 3rd in Leadline Class. Owned by Chris and old Mares and Geldings in Harness owned by Mrs. Wrn. W. Bar- Kathleen Corkum Enfield, Conn. ton, Rockford, Illinois.

HIP HEATH'S ADFIELD, 6th in Yearling Class, owned by Mr. BAY STATE VICTRESS, 2nd in Mares that have foaled, owned and Mrs. 'canes G. Wolcott, Underhill Center, Vt., shown by Mrs. by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Proctor. Topsfield, Mass. Wolcott.

COLLEEN, 4th place English Pleasure, owned by Marcia Sibley, Wayland, Mass., was 4th in Walk-Trot, riding Betsy Crossmon, Amherst. Mass. PARASAM. Alir,` 4111111741110 -. _1111101t0 _fgaS)7iilerzt-:itA

MILLER'S ADEL place 4th in Mares 4 years old and over, have AURORA, owned by Alberta G. Holden of Amherst, Mass. was foaled, owned by Waseeka Farm, Ashland, Mass.. second in Lead Line and is ridden by Margaret Black with a side Saddle.

Pamela Foss, 4th Leadline, on ORCLAND QUEEN BESS. CHEROKEE PRINCESS placed 3rd in Trail Class. 3rd In Pleasure Class over 16, and 6th in Pleasure Stake, owned by Jon Winters, Barre, Mass.

TOWNSHEND MELANTHUS placed 5th in Geldings 3 years old QUOTOR placed 2nd in Model Gelding over 4. 5th in English and under, owned by Irving A. Priest, Jr., of Natick Mass. Pleasure 18 and over, owned by William G. Glenney Jr., Man- chester, Conn. WINDCREST MELODY. owned by Janet Zuretti, Westboro, Mass., LEDGEWOOD CORA JANE, owned by Voorhis Farm, placed placed 6th in 3 year old Geldings and Under. 4th in Mares 4 years old and over who have net foaled, 4th in Junior Saddle Stake.

ROYALTON TWILIGHT placed 5th Produce of Dam with Green U V M CARLETOR, owned by the University of Vt., placed Mt. Darling, Green Mt. Lady Bird, placed 2nd Broodmares with second in Mares' under 15 Hands, 6th Combination, 13th Junior 1959 foals, owned by Dr. and Mrs. Lee C. Bird, Upton, Mass., Saddle Stake. shown by Mrs. Lee C. Bird.

' . KNOBBIENEZE, 511: place Child's Harness, Jody Vona, whip, BROADWALL MARCH-TIME placed 2nd in Mares 2 years old owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vona, Frederick, Maryland. and 6th in 2 year old Mares and Geldings in Harness. owned by Ann B. Thompson, Melrose, Conn. LIPPITT FIRELIGHT placed 3rd in Versatility. 3rd in Road Hack, HOPI AZEE, owned by Mrs. Wm. Barton of Rockford, Ill., placed 4th Justin Morgan, 4th Trail Horse, 5th Jumping, 5th Pleasure 3rd in Geldings 3 years old and Under. Horse, 5th Geldings under 15 Hands, owned by Ingrid A. Barrett, South Hadley, Mass.

U. S. PANEZ placed 4th in Cavalcade Americana, owned by LADY PELHAM placed 2nd in Cavalcade Americana, 5th in Richard S. Nelson, Amherst, Mass. Saddle Pairs with U. C. HERMES, owned by Sawmill River Farms and driven by Peg A. McConnell.

DEERFIELD LEADING LADY placed 5th in Cavalcade Ameri- U. C. HERMES, owned by Eugene M. Holden. M. D., Amherst, cana, Keene Annis whip, owned by Waseeka Farm, Ashland, Mass., placed 2nd in Cavalcade Americana, 2nd lumping. 3rd Mass, Roadster in Harness, 5th Justin Morgan Performance. THE BROWN FALCON, 2nd Stallions Under 15, 2nd Stallions BAY STATE FLYON, 6th in the Morgan Stallions One Year Old in Harness. owned by Stuart G. Hazard, Topeka, Kansas, Class, owned and shown by Phyllis H. Quaglicrroli, Windsor Locks, Conn.

DEERFIELD LADY OAKLAND and foal by Orcland Leader, 5th WYSTERIA'S FOAL, 6th, Mare foals, owned by Thomas S. Rae in Broodmare and Foal, owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Booth, Jr., of Belchertown, Mass. Dover, N. H.

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Jonathan Splaine — 2nd in Walk-Trot. HOLLEY, owned by Voorhis Farm of Red Hook, N. Y., was winner HOLLEY, owned by Voorhis Farm of Red Hook, N. Y. was win- of Mares 3 years old, 2nd 3 year olds in Harness, 2nd 3 year ner of Mares 3 years old, 2nd 3 year olds in Harness, 2nd. olds under Saddle, Reserve junior Champion Mare, Reserve Junior 5' year olds under Saddle, Reserve Junior Champion Mare, Re- Champion Harness Horse. serve Junior Champion Harness Horse, Jim Borden, whip.

PROMENADE, winner of Mares under 15 and Junior Champion University of Massachusetts BAY STATE ELECT won 1st in his Saddle Horse, owned by Mark H. Hanna of Framingham, Mass., class of 2 year olds, 2nd in class of 2 year olds in harness, and ridden by Miss Pat Tateronis. and Reserve Junior Champion of the Show, owned by the Univer- sity of Mass.

Foals from Broadwall Farm which will be offered at the Green Meads Weanling Sale on October 12 in Richmond, Mass, Both of these shows have invited Toby. Mr. John Moore of Granite us back to show again next year, and City, Ill., who did such a fine job of Mississippi Valley both have created tremendous spec- announcing at the Sacred Heart Show, tator interest. We have two more purchased the two-year old colt Nifty News Model Classes coming for this year— Lad 11893 for his young daughter August 9th at Arnold, Mo., and Aug- Janet. Another sale was the yearling By PAT WERTS ust 30th at Granite City, Ill. In ad- stallion Durango to Mr. Linus Huck of dition, we will have a Morgan Commerce, Mo., by Earl MacMichaels Pleasure Class, English or Western of Godfrey, Ill. With these good No longer is the Morgan a rare and Tack, at Alton, Ill., on Sept. 12th, young horses being sold we should have unusual member of the horse world six prize monies ranging from $50 some good showings in future years. around the Greater St. Louis area. down. We must make a showing that The club's July meeting was held The opening wedge into a predomin- will top our impressive turn-outs at at the home of the Clarence Tests of antly Quarter Horse—Walking Horse our past shows. Centralia, Ill. We were happy w see kingdom was driven at the Sacred The Wm. Byers of St. Louis, on our Iowa members, the Ernest McEl- Heart Show, Florissant, Mo. on June hinneys of Morning Sun. There was 7th. A Model Morgan Class was in- a recent trip to Kansas, happened across a typy little hard-working quite a bit of discussion on the sub- cluded by the show committee, and it ject of a club sponsored Morgan Show was a huge success! It was obvious Morgan stallion. No strictly show animal this, Rex Linsley works 365 to be held next summer. Seems like a that unless it was well filled future ven- long way off, but shows take so much tures were doomed. The skeptics days a year for his owners, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nelson on their 500 acre planning and work — those of our who said it couldn't be done ate their members that were not there, think words on show day as twelve beauti- stockfarm. In their "spare time" the Nelsons and Rex take in a few local about it and let's hear your comments. ful Morgans paraded into the ring — Also under discussion was the kind of shows and rodeos. Despite his hard many for the very first time. After class, besides the Model Class, that we much deliberation the judge lined the work, Rex prances from his stall looking every inch a Morgan. Bred by the would like to have included in the next winners up as follows: 1st, Cinnamon year's 111.-Mo. Horse Shows. After Chilocco Indian School, he is sired King, an obvious crowd pleaser owned hearing the pro's and con's it was de- by R. P. Linsley out of Nelda L. J. by Ray Searls; 2nd, Duke of Lebanon, cided that a Morgan Western Pleasure an up and coming young stallion The Byers also visited with Mr. A. E. Swartz of Independence, Mo., who would be best, rather than an open owned by F. K. Dzengolewski; 3rd, Long Mane and Tail Western Pleas- took them to see Independence Jubi- Dyberry Robin, all the way from New ure as first thought. lee. Inasmuch as "Lee" is the sire of Jersey, owned by Elmer Searls; 4th, Other topics were the announce- three of their mares, they were quite the flashy Prince De Jarnette, owned ment that copies of the Morgan interested in him. They also got to by Ray Searls and 5th, Fanny De Jar- Magazine have been placed in some see the dam of their Jubilee's Pastime, nette, the only mare in the ribbons,a1- of the larger St. Louis tack shops, and the little chestnut Missouri Lady. These so owned by Ray Searls. that the magazine has donated a Morgans belong to Mrs. James Walker year's subscription to the St. Louis Less than a month later, and over of Kansas City, the club's newest mem- County Library. It was confirmed 70 miles from their first show, our ber. Mr. Swartz has a nice chestnut that our Trail Ride will be in late Morgans again pranced into a local filly by Top Flight out of Flashena, September or early October. It was show ring — and again, completely and also a dark chestnut filly out of decided that we all get together for an captivated the spectators! Many times this mare sired by Tahapchapi Rock. informal meeting at the Illinois State they burst into spontaneous applause Mr. Swartz is starting his two year old Fair. Final decision will be made on in appreciation of our Morgans' ani ; stallion Jubilee Flash (General Cotton- a Morgan Field Day-Judging School mation and flash. Every Morgan in Jubilee's Pastime) on driving and he is the ring purely glistened from tip to at that time. responding in a gentlemanly manner. The Byers brought their mares over toe and would have stood out in Two new arrivals at the Swartz' are a ANY company as a prime example of to the meeting in a snappy new palace colt by Flagg Winn out of Cargill's of a horse trailer, and following the good horseflesh. Our class was di- Lady, and a colt by Top Flight out of vided this time — two places each business meeting saddled up for a Minute Maid. Both are bright chest- (Continued on Page 46) for Stallions and Mares and Geldings. nut. Again the fancy moving Cinnamon King took the blue, with the snappy Another new foal is a filly born July young Duke of Lebanon right on 25th, sired by Gallant Tex out of Prin- HORSES BOARDED and his heels for the red. First for Mares cess Toby. Proud owner is F. K. TRAINED was Searls' chestnut Fanny De Jar- Dzengolewski of Lebanon, Ill. His nette, followed by another chestnut other '59 foal is also sired by Gallant Large inside ring so your horses mare, the Byers' Jubilee's Pastime with Tex, a live-wire liver chestnut colt out will receive regular work, in all Bill on the lead. An interested side- of their parade mare Amberina. Mr. kinds of weather. light — and the very best publicity Dzengolewski has sold some Morgans in the world for the Morgan — a recently. Miss Sue Lutz of Lebanon, BOB BAKER pretty young blonde with her pretty owner of the mare Cin Dee, purchased Otter Creek Training blonde-trimmed colt in the ring the handsome yearling stallion, Chief Stable Sunglow. He is a bright chestnut with showing the old hands how it should 10 Maple St., Middlebury, Vt. be done — our Sue Lutz and her a flaxen mane and tail sired by the Sunglowl late Pride of King out of Princess 34 The MORGAN HORSE fell under the Morgan spell for he came It is reported that Mar Hoffman of Here Comes .. . home with no less than two. Ramaj, nearby Indianapolis is having a run of a beautiful bay mare by Royal Major bad luck with his new filly. Seems a and out of Rhodonna, now stands in colony of bees have taken a liking to INDIANA the Noble barn. She is due to foal her making life miserable indeed. It shortly to O.C.R. Mr. Noble's other is also reported that Mar's nice black By BEVERLEE STAHL purchase was the grand old stallion mare Missisauga is in foal to Payday. Agazizz. Many of you will remember We shall all await the outcome of this Aggie for his three well known daugh- match as it combines two very excel- This is truly the golden season of ters, Glorita, Grand Champion at Ill., lent lines. Missy is by Flyhawk and the year on the farm. The oats and Maria A. Z. and Gayette outstanding Payday is by Mansfield. wheat have been combined, the lush performance Morgans. Many of us hay is in the barn, the later crops, had an interesting letter from Miss feel Agazizz is a real asset to the I corn and beans have been laid by. Now Jacqueline Spacey of Avilla, telling me state. is the time to take that leisurely ride about her Morgan gelding Danny. He along a tree-shaded lane or through a While at Mr. Fawcett's we met the is by Illawanna Ruban and out of wooded glen. Or to work a little more Jess Hoffmans of Laporte, former Jubanna. She assures me he is a grand intensively with your Morgan for the owners of Major Gleams by Flyhawk. pleasure horse and suits her in every remaining shows of the season. I best remember him as a top con- way. The annual show at the French Lick tending western performance horse — always in open competition — always Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stephenson and Sheraton Hotel held at French Lick, son are soon moving from Indianapolis Indiana over the Fourth of July week- back to their home in Levenworth, end was the site of the first Morgan Ind. They are relocating their farm- class held in the state for many, many ing operations as the state is taking years. What the Morgans lacked in over the present farm for a recrea- quantity they better than made up for tion area So a new home will have in quality and enthusiasm. The class to be found for the Stephensons, their for Registered Morgans under Western son, their present and future Morgans. Tack was won by the colorful stallion Commanche Brave, owned and ridden I made a short trip some six miles by Miss Flora Lee Elkington of French north of us to visit the farm of Victor Lick; 2nd place went to Emeralds Palmonari at Crown Point, home of Noble Lady, owned and ridden by two young Morgan stallions. They Mr. Enos Allee, Coatesville; 3rd place are both yearlings, both bay, and as went to Irish Lass, owned and ridden alike as two peas in a pod. One is by Miss Judith Alice, Coatesville. The Sheridan Archie 0, by Archie 0, and two mares owned by the Allees are out of Commanding A. The other, at the tender age of two, but made an unnamed, is by Archie R, and out of outstanding performance nevertheless. Rythms Flicka. These horses are Our hats off to these people who made owned and trained by young Mr. John this class possible with a special thanks Palmonari, and one is already broken to Miss Elkington for her efforts. to ride. All in all, John has about ten Recently, we traveled to Mr. DELL'S VALLEY KING (Dell's Valley Jubi- head, some Palominos, some Saddle- Henry Fawcett's Green Acres Farm lee x jusista), owned by Dan Gelzleichter breds, the mares are in foal for 1960 at Elkhart to see his new Morgans. of Indianapolis, Ind. to the O'Neill stallions Skychief and While at the Tas Tee Farm in Ohio Emeralds King. last month Mr. Fawcett spied a pair of Mrs. Rachael Centers, Dry Gulch mares that caught his fancy and he a winner. The Hof fmans presently immediately negotiated plans for their have a few grandsons and daughters Farm at Portland is the site of two purchase. They are Lady Lvda by of this horse and say they couldn't be brand new fillies both sired by Royal Senator Graham and out of Cactus by better or more willing to work with. Zephyr. One is a lovely chestnut out Plains King. Lady is a red chestnut of the registered mare Mondorine, the with three white ankles and a con- Mrs. Phyllis Barber of Indianapolis other is a flashy chestnut trimmed with nected star and stripe. At her side tells about the sale of her stallion Dell's a lot of white, out of Mrs. Centers stands a new chestnut filly by 0. C. R. Valley King to Mr. Dan Gelzleichter favorite saddle mare. They have a The other is Glow Girl also by Senator also of Indianapolis. King is by Dell's full sister to this one and were hoping Graham, out of Lustre by Plans King. Valley Jubilee and out of Jusista. We for a matched pair. They are still hear he and his new owner are getting She is a golden chestnut frosted with waiting on Illawanna Bonnie Red who along fine and occasionally take a dip a light mane and tail and an almost is due, right about now. perect star. She was due in August to in the White River. Townshcnd Gaymeade. Both mares Phyllis now owns a dark chestnut While the rest of us are so busy why are broken to ride and a pleasure to mare thought to be of Morgan back- don't you write me about your horses. have on the farm. ground. However she assures me this I'd really like to hear about them. Mr. Joe Noble of Goshen made the situation is just temporary as she is Write Beverlee Stahl, Stahlward Farms, trip to Tas Tee with Mr. Fawcett and keeping a sharp eye out for a filly. Lowell, Ind. SEPTEMBER, 1959 35 UPWEY BENN QUIETUDE Upwey Benn Quietude is the dam of The National Morgan Horse Show of 1959's Grand Champion Mare WASEEKA'S THISIZIT and Grand Champion Saddle Horse WASEEKA'S NOCTURNE and the Woodstock, Vemont Grand Champion Morgan Mare* and Reserve Champion Morgan Mare" and Champion Morgan Saddle Horse***.

A mare has fewer opportunities to produce Champion offspring than a stallion, but this one mare already has a greater roster of Champions descended from her than most of the Morgan stallions. To further prove her variety of Morgan abilities, she was New England Champion Saddle Horse as a three year old and was Grand Champion Pleasure Horse at the 1954 National Morgan Show, She is a great Morgan who is contributing to the future by producing foals' which consistently gain positions on Waseeka's Honor Roll.

(*Waseeka's Party Doll, **Waseeka's Thisizit, ***Waseeka's Nocturne)

WASEEKA FARM Ashland, Mass. "In regards to our Morgan activi- with perserverance and sleepless nights Morgan Ass'n. ties the past year, first we erected a he is now twelve weeks old. two stall barn with storage between The ordeal to get him that far was the stalls, nice roomy ones. One was to a very long and trying one. First we of Oregon house Easter Herod and one for her had to feed him every two hours, two ounces of milk and formula and try By THLLMA LANGSTON colt Cotton Top, with provisions for the colt due this spring. All went well to regulate his bowels as nothing was The Morgan Horse Association has all winter, lots of feed, nice warm known here about the care and raising started laying plans for their annual barn, horses in perfect health and et of a motherless premature colt. trail ride to be held at Scott Lake on cetera. "My wife and I know each step by the MacKenzie Pass over the Labor heart. We have written each step in "Easter was well on her way with Day weekend. a book so if anyone is ever that un- the colt to be, acted very healthy, lots Everyone has been so busy going to fortunate please drop us a line — I of activity and Easter was in top con- shows, doing their farming and just think we could set them straight. He dition — we had babied her all win- plain enjoying their Morgans that they is alright now, eats grass, grain, milk, ter with vitamins. Well, to make a vitamins, paper, old shoes — anything just haven't taken the time to tell any- long and painful story short, I went to one else about it, so I'm hoping with (part goat). We think we have two feed her at the usual time in the morn- firsts in our country — the first Cae- the conclusion of summer rapidly ap- ing and all was as it should be. Our proaching that more and more news serian colt, also first colt ever incubated neighbor called us at noon and told will be sent in. in a greenhouse (we are florists by us something was wrong with our Our club has been extended invita- mare as she was stumbling and falling trade). tions by Mr. Leo Beckley of Mount all over the pasture. Our pasture is My wife and I are not the sharpest! Vernon, Washington, for a get-together two blocks from our place of business We should have sold tickets, as every- at his ranch at Sutherlin, Oregon, and so we rushed down and could see one in Wallowa County has passed also by Dr. C. D. Parkinson of Eugene something was terribly wrong so we through our portals to view this won- for a family day to enjoy eating, called the vet and after many tests and der horse. If the people here never swimming, boating and talking about trying everything he diagnosed it as a heard of a Morgan horse they have Morgans. More information will be twisted intestine, assuring us that there now. He had better turn out the best sent out later on these two projects. wasn't anything to be done to save her. as he is well known. Never a word, Let's have a good turn-out at Scott The vet suggested since the colt was how is your wife, rather it is how is Lake over Labor Day! only a month away, why not take the the colt? Have you named him, will Following is a letter received from colt Ceaserian Section which we did. have to come see how much he has Ted Willey of Enterprise, Oregon: The colt was good and strong and grown and et cetera."

He Did It Again! and Again! and Again! and Again!

Yes, that's right. This is the 4th time iudges at the National have found Windcrest Donfield so much better than the other stallions that they have awarded him Grand Champion Stallion.

We have consigned Donfield's weanling colt to the Green Meads Auction. Waseeka's Minute Man (Windcrest Don- field-Gertie G.) is own brother to Waseeka's Flirt and from the same dam as Miller's Adel. This is your opportunity— Attend the Auction — See this foal — We think you too will see that he has everything — personality — conformation — pedigree — prospects — and his sire has a record which is unmatched by any other, anwhere.

Waseeka Farm, Ashland, Mass. New York with the next issue of the Magazine outstanding colt in May from her (Continued from Page 19) and continue each month, along with mare sired by Royal Aire. John Hau- our Central States general news and gen of Loreburn, Saskatchewan pur- den by Mrs. Knoll of Altamont placed we hope that you enjoy it as much as chased the yearling stallion Mountain second in the lightweights, and UVM we have. Remember, "Horse Laughs" Blaze 12174 (Chingadero x Lolly Charm, smallest and youngest on the is just what its name implies — to give x-07375) from L. E. Merrill. ride, owned and ridden by Patti Reiss the reader a few good laughs! There are still a few Morgan owners of Lake Placid, finished third. As mentioned earlier in our column, that I have not heard from, and as a Mrs. Mary Arnold of Kanona has the Chicago area will have its first result nothing has appeared in the had her lovely filly, Arnona April all Morgan classes — the DuPage items. This has not been an oversight, L., accepted for the Weanling Sale County Fair Horse Show, Sunday Aug- but due entirely to lack of information in October. April is by Lippitt Field ust 2, 1959. At first we were promised about you and your horses. Accord- Marshall from Folly Hudson. just one halter class, stallions, mares ing to our mailing list I should have Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor of Me- and geldings, any age, but after the news from Ed Cahill, Harry Hetlet- dina have a half-Morgan filly by entries began coming in, the Horse vedt, R. L. Stoddard, John Oliver, Mel Ledgewood Farm's Pecos. This is Show Committee agreed to give us ad- Johnson, Douglas Crocker, Dewey a full sister to one foaled last year ditional classes. We now have three Logeland, Jean Fitzimons, Al Dorow, and the two little girls make a nice pair. classes, two years and under; stallions, Adelaide Nichol, Donald Streich, Dave Howard Dobler and his daughter mares and geldings and three years Blunt and many others. Sharon, of Clarence Center have a stud and over; stallions, mares and geld- colt from the Treftcs' Dyberry Ethan, ings; with a championship class in- Red River Valley Fair Horse Show who stood at the Dobler farm part of cluding 1st and 2nd place winners of July 11-12 last season, and their Lippitt Tilly. these classes. We realize that it is Morgan Combination: Won by HOPI COTI; 2nd, SUNFLOWER KITTY; 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. John Keenan's Lip- very hard to show in a mixed class of QUESTIONAIRE; 4th, FIREBRAND; 5th, pitt Lenora, bred to Dyberry Ethan, this sort, but the Show Committee has SUNFLOWER FLICKA; 6th, ROYAL AIRE; disappointed with a false pregnancy — promised us more classes next year if 7th, SUNFLOWER TOM. went to foaling date with milk and all these are well filled, so everyone is Men's Western Pleasure: 3rd, FIRE- the usual signs, but examination dis- making an effort to bring their Mor- BRAND, ridden by Cliff Fitz. gans in and help keep our toe in this Ladies' Western Pleasure: 6th, SUN- closed no foal. The Keenans are build- FLOWER KITTY, ridden by Kathern Mer- ing a new house on Dodge Road, on show. rill. the site where they already have their Address all inquires to Eve Oakley, Girl's Junior Horsemanship: Won by fine barn. Publicity Secretary, 235 W. 55th St., LITTLE SHEBA (quarter horse) ridden by Sherimill Stable in Akron is blessed Westmont, Illinois. Maureen Quigley; 5th, CINDER (Shetland) with a tiny bay filly, first foal from ridden by Helen Duginski. 54 inches and under — Rider 12 or their Arnona Elizabeth, by Sherimill Under: Won by CINDER, rider Helen Du- Sunrise. She looks like her daddy as North Central ginski. a foal, and is as cute as a Disney (Continued from Page 17) Junior Horsemanship Stake: 3rd, LITTLE creature. The Merrills are all excited with SHEBA ridden by Maureen Quigley. More details on everything next Class- Clay Pleasure: 2nd, SUNFLOWER their first foal. Two of their mares KITTY, rider Kitty Merrill. month. See you all at Hamburg and were supposed to produce way back Junior Horsemanship —Open (14 - 18): 6th, Syracuse. in April and May, but failed to do SUNFLOWER KITTY, Kitty Merrill. so. Duo Swan came through with a Halter Classes. July 14. 1959 Central States beautifully made filly born on the 28th Judge: James Kiser. Ames. Iowa of July. It is the first foal by Royal (Continued from Page 18) Stallions: 1st and Champion, ROYAL Aire out of a registered Morgan mare. AIRE, owned by R. G. Anderson. lent and all who read the first chapters A friend with a double registered Ten- Mares: 1st and Champion SUNFLOWER have enjoyed a good laugh. It will start nessee Walker Palomino mare had an FLICKA, owned by Mona Bonham; 2nd

TOWNSHEND MORGAN-HOLSTEIN FARM Bolton, Mass.

Our score at this year's National Show was 26 ribbons. We took a total of nine head, six of these were never shown by us before. We were very proud of our new animals. Our last years winners were left at home for a well earned rest.

ORCLAND VIGILDON wishes to congratulate his sons and daughters who won and placed so high at this years National Show. He is mighty proud of them! and Reserve, SUNFLOWER KITTY, owned President Robert Behling gave a ing Diablito, and at long last is taking by L. E. Merrill; 3rd, HOPI COTI, owned vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Orwin orders for paintings. This should be by Harry Cater; 4th, DUO SWAN, owned by Kathern Merrill; 5th, KAY KAY, Ed- Osman for their faithful attendance welcome news to the many who have die Urenn. at the Wisconsin shows offering Mor- hoped she would do a portrait of their Yearling Mare: Won by BONNIE LEE'S gan classes. It's not the easiest thing horse. DUCHESS, shown by Arleigh to work five days and drive many Also at the meeting were Mr. and owned by Mona Bonham. miles to be on hand to show the other Mrs. Edward Praefke of Slinger, Wis. Gelding: First and Model, SUNFLOWER two days left in the week. Also to who have just returned from a trip TOM, owned by Ward (Corky) Cater; 2nd, Gordon Heitman, who has made an DAKOTA LAD, owned by L. E. Merrill. out West. Although they were not effort to support the Morgan horse able to see the All-Morgan Show at through a likewise long and hard ef- Estes Park, they did have the oppor- Mid-America fort to attend the shows. tunity to visit with several of the ac- I for one, think these people are (Continued from Page 15) tive Morgan people in that area. We pretty special, the sportsmanship, and have nothing but admiration for a the afternoon performance. They say honest to goodness love of competi- group such as the Circle J Morgan As- that the only way you shed a tedious tion make them that way. It's easy sociation who are doing a tremendous job is to die or to move away. Our to talk Morgan, and it's easy to stay job of presenting the Morgan to the former secretary, Peg Beekman de- at home, but I wonder if the "stay public which is after all the purpose cided it was easier to move away so aways," who can show, really feel that of all worth while Morgan organiza- off she went to California. Joan Ho- they are helping the Morgan. The tions. burg has served the club most faith- public wants to see the Morgan, their Mrs. Ralph Schild, Mrs. George Nor- fully for two years, and now she and interest is fantastic and constant. Don't ton and Mrs Esther Swartz of Monroe her husband Bob are moving away. As- very often sound off like this, but had and Browntown, Wis, made a good suming the duties of Secretary is Doris to speak my piece just once. threesome at the Madison show. Mrs. Norton, who we hope to keep around Attending the meeting were George Norton has her lovely young mare Oso- for awhile! and Edith Kinsman, Edith displaying gay started under flat saddle and will some of her very tempting art work The next meeting will be held in be a welcome addition to the shows of Morgan horses. She has an outstand- October, details of the when and where next season. Mrs. Schild showed her will be made known to the members ing ad in the August issue featuring at a later date. an oil painting of her handsome geld- (Continued on Next Page)

UPWEY KING BENN 8246

Upwey King Benn has in past years won blue ribbons at the National Mor- gan Horse Show in Model, Harness and Get of Sire classes. He is the sire of such well known horses as Upwey Ben Don 8843, Upwey Benn Quietude 04271, Casablanca 06156, and others. In late years he has been secluded in virtual retirement but is now at home in our stud and we are eagerly awaiting the arrival of his get from several of our mares. We believe that he will assume an important place in our breeding program and that his get will continue to find favor among Morgan Horse owners.

Stallions At Stud: UPWEY KING BENN 8246 FLYHAWK'S BLACK STAR 10988 SUNFLOWER KING 9733 GALLANT KING 11169 LINSLEY LEE 10981 THE BROWN FALCON 11180 CHIEF RED HAWK 11365 1308 College STUART G. HAZARD Topeka, Kansas good black gelding Billy Black to sec- Jeanette Heisler of the Everett Led- should be directed to Mrs. George ond spot in both the Model Morgan and better Stables taking the blue in the Norton, R.F.D., Monroe, Wisconsin. the Morgan Western Pleasure at Morgan 3-gaited class. Allen Daire Following are the results of the Wis- Janesville, Wis. was second, with Dorothy Hornback's consin State Fair held July 29-30-31- In and out of the meeting via horse- Archie Herod "L" third. Fourth place Aug. 1, 1959, Judged by Fritz Jordan, back was the man with the big black went to Emerald's Skychief owned by Louisville, Ky. hat, Eddie Hopfensperger, of Apple- the Orwin Osmans and Torchfire was Morgan Open Model: Won by TRIETTA, ton, Wis., who is most anxious for his fifth for HyLee Farms. Harold F. Meyer; 2nd, ALLEN DAIRE, young stallion HyLee's Cinebar to re- Harold F. Meyer; 3rd, EASTER PARADE, The Morgan Horse Club Trophy Miss Jackie Lee Behling; 4th, HYLEE'S TOP cover from an accident sustained dur- went to Trietta for her win in the BRASS, A. Gordon Heitman; 5th, EMER- ing a breeding mishap. Open Morgan Model class, with the ALD'S SKYCHIEF, Orwin J. Osman; 6th, The Hoburgs, Bob and Joan will Meyer entry Allen Daire second. Jac- TORCHFIRE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Behl- soon be heading into Ohio, where Bob quelyn Behling's Easter Parade was inq. is taking up graduate work at the Uni- third, HyLee's Top Brass in fourth Morgan Three Gaited: Won by TRIETTA, versity there. Also making the trek Harold F. Meyer; 2nd, ALLEN DAIRE, spot for owner Gordon Heitman and Harold F. Meyer; 3rd, ARCHIE HEROD are the two Morgans, HyLee's Pan fifth place ribbon went to Skychief. "L", Dorothy Hornbeck; 4th, EMERALD'S American and HyLee's Lady Quad S. Allen Daire was first for Harold SKYCHIEF, Orwin T. Osman; 5th, TORCH- Lucky as usual, Bob and Joan have a FIRE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Behling; 6th, Meyer in the Morgan Fine Harness OUR EMERALD KING, Norman B. Dobin, wonderful place to keep their horses, event with the Meyer entry Trietta including a private pasture which is M. D. second. HyLee's Top Brass was third Morgan Fine Harness: Won by ALLEN spring fed yet! Joan has been showing for Gordon Heitman, with Jacquelyn DAIRE, Harold F. Meyer; 2nd, TRIETTA, Lady in the Open classes in Illinois Behling's Easter Parade fourth. HyLee Harold F. Meyer; 3rd, HYLEE'S TOP BRASS, A. Gordon Heitman; 4th, EASTER which are strictly Saddlebred territory. Farms Torchfire was fifth, and the placing 4th in the Open 3-gaited class PARADE, Miss Jackie Lee Behling; 5th, Osman entry, Emerald's Skychief TORCHFIRE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Behl- at Cambridge, Ill., and 3rd in the same sixth. ing; 6th, EMERALD'S SKYCHIEF, Orwin class at Erie, III, she is justly proud. J. Osman. Dorothy Hornback's Archie Herod Pamley Harris of Mineral Point Morgan Western Pleasure: Wen by AR- informs me that Bill Dansby of Echo "L" did a commendable job to win CHIE HEROD "L", Dorothy Hornback; 2nd, Ranch, Loveland, Colo., has purchased the Morgan Western Pleasure Class. ALLEN DAIRE, Harold F. Meyer; 3rd, OUR EMERALD KING, Norman B. Dobin, three daughters of Archie T. Besides Harold Meyer's Allen Daire was second ridden by Tom Ingold; Our Em- M. D.; 4th, CROWN POINTS JEWEL, Mr. Mr. Dansby's band of twenty some and Mrs. Robert V. Behling. Morgans, he has some Appaloosas, the erald King was third, shown for his best of which he says are out of Mor- owner Dr. Norman Dobin by Norine gan mares. Osman and Crown Point's Jewel was Justin Morgan fourth for HyLee Farms. Also at Mr. Harris' is Dudette who (Continued from Page 14) has a solid chestnut filly at her side, Going directly from the State Fair sired by her son Dudley. This filly to the DuPage County Fair, HyLee's Everyone in our Morgan circle is hop- was recently sold to Joe Kisting of Top Brass won the Open Model Class ing and praying that he will come out Dubuque, Iowa. of 26 entries of all breeds for Gordon of it all right. Flash — last minute results of the Heitman. Emerald's Skychief was Just previous to his accident Thor 1959 Wisconsin State Fair Morgan second. A real boost for the Morgan, very reluctantly sold his prize four classes. Judge, Fritz Jordan, Louis- eh? year old mare, Spring Dente by John ville, Ky. This is all for this month. What Geddes out of Barbette, back to Walter Harold Meyer was on top all the with our change in Secretaries, all fu- and Rheda Kane. way with his mare Trietta shown by ture correspondence with the Club In the past few years Morgan exhi-

For a high concentration of Headlight Morgan blood, and all its advantages, consider Mistress Linsley at Green Meads on October 12.

She is sired by Linsley Lee and pictured with her dam, Sunflower Belle.

MURIEL M. GORDON Trefoil Farm, Middleburgh, N. Y. Ph. Hickory 5-7369

P. S. lYe have two lovely yearlings at home for sale, too. bitors in this area are running into a Woodcroft Farms Horse Show Flint Biding and Driving Show very unpleasant situation in some of July 5 Morgan Fine Harness Class: Won by BILLY B. GEDDES, Ed Earehart, Northville; the show rings. They find themselves Morgans in Harness: Won by SPRING- 2nd, KANE'S SPRING DELITE, J. Thor BROOK QUIZON, Gerald Taft, Northville; competing with so-called half Morgans Nielsen, Fenton; 3rd, KANE'S SHOW- 2nd, BILLY B. GEDDES, Ed Earehart, North- that are not registered. All Morgans BOY, Walter Kane, So. Lyon; 4th, FOXY ville; 3rd, FAIR LADY OF WENLOCH, ANN, Walter Carroll, Farmington. must be registered to qualify for Mor- Wenloch Farm, Ann Arbor; 4th, KANE'S gan classes. SPRING DELITE, J. Thor Nielsen, Fenton. As I am packaging this newsletter Morgans under English Tack: Won by Sixth Annual Davison Horse I have just received two phone calls. BILLY B. GEDDES, Ed Earehart; 2nd, Show SPRINGBROOK QUIZON, Gerald Taft; 3rd, Morgan Horse under English Tack: One from Bill Lokey of Belleville in- FOXY ANN, Walter Carroll, Farmington; Won by BILLY B. GEDDES, Ed Earehart, forming me of a late arrival at Morgan 4th, TAMARA OF WENLOCH, Wenloch Northville; 2nd, MICHAEL GEDDES, Dr. Manor. A filly, Dawn of Wilsher, by Farm. R. D. Feeheley Saginaw; 3rd, FOXY Lamont Chestnut out of Ruthven's Open Reining: 3rd, TALLY HO, Wenlcch JEAN, Harold Render, Milford; 4th, Farm. DUCE'S WILD, Diana Wilkinson, Ann Peggy Ann. Arbor; 5th, DAWN H, Ralph Curtis, Ox The other call was from Tex Talley, ford; 6th, TRUE CHERIE, Ron Priest, Dr. A. G. Ruthven's manager and Washtenaw County Sheriff's Posse Wixom. trainer of Stanerigg Stables in Ann Ar- July 12 Morgan Horse under Western Tack: Won by BRUCE GEDDES, Ed Cole, Bay bor. Tex sold a stud colt by Cotton Morgan English Performance: Won by City; 2nd, COTTON LASS, Joe Symons, Eye Joe Geddes out of Ruthven's Bea- BILLY B. GEDDES, Ed Earehart, Northville; Flint; 3rd, KENNY, Alice Gerow, Carroll, trice Ann to (and this is a switch) 2nd, MILLER'S DEBUTANTE, Walter Kane, Mich; 4th, ILLAWANA NADA, Jack Ap- Caroline Lippitt. So. Lyon; 3rd, KANE'S WEE COLLEEN, pling, Milford; 5th, TWIN MANOR'S Walter Kane; 4th, TAMARA OF WENLOCH, PRINCE, Sharon Doyle; 6th, MY DIANA, As contributing editor for the Mor- Wenloch Farm, Ann Arbor. Bev. Du Shane, Flint. gan Magazine in this area, feel free to Morgan Western Tack: Won by JOKER JOE GEDDES, Peggy Wollner, Ann Arbor; Swartz Creek Kiwanis Horse Sho-,v. send me any news items and pictures 2nd, COTTON EYE JOE GEDDES, Tex Tal- that you may have regarding your ley, Ann Arbor. Aug 2 Morgans and yourselves. Open English Pleasure — All Ages: Ladies Western Pleasure, Open: 3rd, Won by KANE'S WEE COLLEEN, Walter MACANJO'S COTTON LASS, Joe Symons, The following are Michigan Horse Kane; 2nd, ACE HIGH Claude Rogers, Flint. Show results: Ann Arbor. (Continued on Next Page)

MERRYLEGS FARM

When an injury necessitated scratching our own en- too. The former is the dam of Circe, with a blue and try, it gave us more time to enjoy the top awards being several other top ribbons as well as her son Cirdon's given throughout the National Show to horses of our good yellow in the big yearling class. Conniedale is breeding. the dam of Easter Twilight (a top ribbon winner Our old stallion saw all three of his get at the show throughout the show) and grand-dam of Carolina (4th place regularly — including Whippoorwill Merrily, the Ver- two year old mare) and of the un-named 2nd place satility Class winner. stallion foal. In addition, his half-sister produced Windcrest Dap- Our horses are always in the minority at the show, per Don (blue and championship), Black Rambo (blue but their year-by-year consistency proves their quality. If and championship), Donnette (two blues), Chief Red you want foundation stock, remember that a top show Hawk (blue), Parawallis (two reds) and such other top winner is not necessarily a top breeding horse — but top ribbon winners as Anthony Ashmore and Manzanita. breeding, by definition, will give you show winners.

Squire is also the grandsire of Orcland Queen Bess, See our fall sales list next month: a family gelding, who carried her small owner to a fine equitation win. two top weanling colts, one weanling filly and a possible Our two old mares, Belidale and Conniedale, did well choice of two good mares.

MABEL OWEN Box 87 So. Dartmouth, Mass Morgan Fine Harness: Won by BILLY SAL, owned by Penny Cole; 5th, ORPHAN also took delivery of the Morgan mare B. GEDDES, Ed Earehart, Northville; 2nd, ANNIE, owned by Florence Coffey. Ann Bolin and colt by Rex's Major KANE'S SHOWBOY, Walter Kane, So. English Pleasure Horse: Won by COR- Monte from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon; 3rd, KANE'S SPRING DELITE, Wal- ENA, owned by Jane O'Mara, Granada ter Kane; 4th, FOXY JEAN Harold Ren- Hills. Calif; 2nd, BAY RO, owned by Waer of. Double F Ranch. der, Milford; 5th, TRUE CHERIE, Ron C. G. Carlson; 3rd, WAER'S SEROCO, The Southern California Exposition Priest, Wixom. owned by Doris Borden; 4th, SUNBONNET English Pleasure. Open: Won by MA- SUE, owned by A. L. Sherman; 5th, LIPON National Horse Show at Del Mar, CANJO'S COTTON LASS, Joe Symons; 2nd, MORGAN, owned by G. R. Baumbach, Calif., and the largest in the nation, CYNETTE, Walter Carroll, Farmington; El Monte, Calif. had again a nice turnout of Morgans 5th, KANE'S WEE COLLEEN, Walter Kans. Combination Class: Won by SUN- this year. Morgan classes were held Morgan Western Pleasure: Won by BONNET SUE, owned by A. L. Sherman; on June 30th and July 1st and were MACANJO'S COTTON LASS, Joe Symons; 2nd, JEAN ALLEN, Florence Coffey; 3rd, 2nd, JOHN GEDDES, Walter Kane; 3rd, POCO ALJOY, owned by C & S Morgan placed as follows: CYNETTE, Walter Carroll; 5th ILLA- Horses; 4th, SENOR MORGAN, owned by Morgan Stallions 3 years and over: Won WANNA NADA. Jack Appling. Wayne Journigan; 5th, ORRON ,owned by by BLACKMAN ALLEN, Florence Coffey; Morgan Three-Gaited: Won by BILLY C & S Morgan Horses. 2nd, REX'S MAJOR MONTE, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer; 3rd, HAROLD ROBERTS, J. B. GEDDES, Ed Earehart; 2nd, FOXY JEAN, Won by SHERRIFF MOR- Novelty Class: Glen Francis; 4th, POCO ALJOY, Smith Harold Render; 3rd, KANE'S WEE COL- GAN, owned by Marjorie Riding; 2nd, & Croak. LEEN, Walter Kane; 4th, TRUE CHERIE, JYPSEY BLACK, owned by Elaine Smith, Ron Priest; 5th, FOXY ANN, Walter Car- Arcadia, Calif; 3rd, BAY RO, owned by Stallions 2 years old: Won by MI MAC, roll. C. G. Carlson; 4th, SENOR MORGAN, R. W. Cote; 2nd, RINGO, Mr. and Mrs. Western Pleasure Championship Stake: owned by Wayne Journigan; 5th, SUN- R. T. Riding; 3rd, ORRON, C & S Morgan Won by JOHN GEDDES Walter Kane. BONNET SUE, owned by A. L. Sherman. Horses; 4th, MONTE VERMONT, Bar- Horsemanship Saddle Seat 14-17: 2nd, bara Rovira. Helen LaRose of South Lyon. Trail Horse: Won by POCO ALJOY, owned by C & S Morgan Horses; 2nd, Stallions 1 year old: Won by WAER'S MIDNIGHT MAID, owned by Bill Holman; RED HAWK, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer. 3rd, SHERRIFF MORGAN, owned by Mar- Mares 3 years and over: Won by jorie Riding; 4th, WAER'S BLACK RAS- WAER'S MISS MUFFETT, Mr. and Mrs. F. Southern California CAL, owned by Double F Ranch; 5th, W. Waer; 2nd, ORPHAN ANNIE, Flor- ORRON, owned by C & S Morgan Horses. ence Coffey; 3rd, WAER'S MONA LISA, (Continued from Page 13) Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer; 4th, JEANNE A special award trophy was pre- ALLEN, Florence Coffey. by C. G. Carlson, Covina, Calif.; 2nd, sented to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shandrew SHERRIFF MORGAN, owned by Marjorie Mares 2 years old: Won by WAER'S Riding; 3rd, WAER'S MONA LISA, of Willard, Utah, Morgan owners O'CINDY, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer; 2nd, owned by Double F Ranch; 4th, MY GAL coming the longest distance. They KEDRON CINDERELLA, Mr. and Mrs. A.

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ASHLAND DONSON 10166 Reserve Grand Champion Saddle Horse 1959 Nat'l. N. H. Champion Morgan 1958

ASHLAND MARCHWIND at the '59 Weanling Sale MR. & MRS. LAWSON W. GLIDDEN Ashland, New Hampshire L. Sherman; 3rd, COFFEY CHOICE, owned by Frances H. Bryant; 2nd, Morgans Under 15 Hands: Won by Florence Coffey; 4th KEDRON SILVER ETHAN ELDON, owned by Dana Kelley. WASEEKA'S THISIZIT, owned by Waseeka DAWN, Mr. and Mrs. David A. Barberi, Junior Champion Stallion: Won by Farm; 2nd, EASTER TWILIGHT, owned Mares 1 year old: Won by WAER'S UVM FLASH, owned by the University of by Keynith Knapp; 3rd, PRECIOUS ASH- LANETTE, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer; 2nd, Vermont; 2nd, CIRDON, owned by Jean- MORE owned by Frances H. Bryant; 4th, CHACHITA, J. Glen Francis; 3rd, WAER'S nine Krause. UVM CANTOR, owned by the University JUDY KAY, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer; Grand Champion Stallion: Won by cf Vermont. 4th, TONI ALLEN, Florence Coffey. WIND-CREST DONFIFLD, owned by Wa- Morgans in Harness: Won by ASHLAND Get of Sire: Won by Mr. and Mrs. F. W. seeka Farm; 2nd, UVM FLASH, owned JUNESON, owned by Bronc Farnsworth; Waer, Get of Monte L.; 2nd, Florence by the University of Vermont. 2nd, UVM CARLETOR, owned by the Uni- Coffey, Get of Blackman; 3rd, Mr. and Mares Four Years Old and Over: Won versity of Vermont; 3rd, ANTHONY ASH- Mrs. F. W. Waer, Get of Rex's Major by WASEEKA'S THISIZIT, owned by Wa- MORE, owned by Florence G. Crosby. Monte. seeka Farm; 2nd, LIPPITT NANCY MORO, Ladies Driving: Won by LIPPITT NANCY Produce of Darn: 1st and 2nd, Produce owned by Green Mountain Stock Farm; MORO, owned by Green Mountain Stock of Gontola, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer; 3rd, IIVM CARLETOR, owned by the Uni- Farm; 2nd, VIGILDA JOY, owned by 3rd, Produce of Bettina Allen, Florence versity of Vermont; 4th, ROYALTON Patsy Freund. Coffey; 4th, Produce of Almond Joy, C & HEPSIBETH, owned by Harriet J. Hilts. Junior Morgans in Harness: Won by S Morgan Horses. Mares Three Years Old: Won by Group of Four Mares: Won by Mr. and PRECIOUS ASHMORE, owned by Frances ANTHONY ASHMORE, owned by Flor- ence G. Crosby; 2nd, VIGILETA JOY, Mrs. F. W. Waer; 2nd, Florence Coffey; H. Bryant; 2nd, NANCY SEALECT, owned owned by Patsy Freund; 3rd, SNOW- 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sherman. by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Walker. FIELD, owned by Brook and Pine Farm. Champion Stallion: BLACKMAN ALLEN, Mares Two Years Old: Won by ROYAL- Florence Coffey. TON HIPPOLYTA, owned by Thomas Championship Harness: Won by UVM Reserve Champion Stallion: WAER'S Flynn; 2nd, VIGILETA JOY, owned by CARLETOR, owned by the University of RED HAWK, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer. Patsy Freund. Vermont; 2nd, ASHLAND JUNESON, Champion Mare: WAER'S LANETTE, Mr. Mares One Year Old: Won by WASEE- owned by Bronc Farnsworth. and Mrs. F. W. Waer. KA'S PARTY DOLL, owned by Waseeka Morgan Parade: Won by MONTE GAY, Reserve Champion Mare: WAER'S Farm; 2nd, PRUDENCE ASHMORE, owned by Carl A. Klandl. O'CINDY, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waer. owned by Judeen Cameron; 3rd, HIGH Morgan Pleasure: Won by CIRCE, Western Pleasure Horse: Won by PASTURES ROELDA, owned by Harriet owned by Jeannine Krause; 2nd, JUST-A- SHERRIFF MORGAN, Marjorie Riding. 2nd, J. Hilts. SWEETHEART, owned by Ruth Mercer; POCO ALJOY, C & S Morgan Horses; 3rd, Mare Foals: Won by LIPPITT GEORGIA'S 3rd, SPRING HOPE, owned by Florence WAER'S BLACK RASCAL, Mr. and Mrs. FOAL, owned by Green Mountain Stock G. Crosby; 4th, PARAWALLIS, owned F. W. Waer; 4th, CHIEF STORME, C & S Farm; 2nd, ROYALTON MISS NEKOMIA, by Susan Robinson. owned by Dana Kelley. Morgan Horses; 5th, ORRON, C & S Mor- Versatile Morgans: gan Horses. Brood Mares with 1959 Foals: Won by Won by JUST-A- LIPPITT GEORGIA owned by Green Moun- SWEETHEART, owned by Ruth Mercer; tain Stock Farm; 2nd, KATIE TWILIGHT, 2nd, RUTHVEN'S ALEXANDERS GEDDES, owned by Florence G. Crosby; 3rd, LIP- owned by Mary Louise Holden. New England PITT ROYALTON NEKOMIA, owned by (Continued from Page 12) Dana Kelley; 4th, ROYALTON JUSTINA owned by Florence G. Crosby. Show Sidelights Junior Champion Mare: Won by WA- Stallions Three Years Old: Won by (Continued from Page I I) ROYALTON NICHOLAS, owned by Harriet SEEKA PARTY DOLL, owned by Waseeka J. Hilts; 2nd SNOWFIELD, owned by Farm; 2nd, PRUDENCE ASHMORE, owned entries vie for the red ribbon. Leader by Judeen Cameron. Brook and Pine Farm. again took the stallion parade class. Stallions Two Years Old: Won by LIP- Grand Champion Mare: Won by WA- PITT MORO ASHMORE, owned by Green SEEKA'S PARTY DOLL, owned by Wasee- Steve Tompkins adds enough appoint- Mountain Stock Farm; 2nd, ANTHONY ka Farm; 2nd, WASEEKA'S THISIZIT, ments to qualify as an entry and lets ASHMORE, owned by Florence G. Crosby. owned by Waseeka Farm. Leader do the rest. Donfield won the Stallions One Year Old: Won by UVM Morgans 15 and Over: Won by WA- model stallion championship for at FLASH, owned by the University of Ver- SEEKA'S NOCTURNE owned by Waseeka mont; 2nd, CIRDON, owned by Jeannine Farm; 2nd, MILLER'S ADEL, owned by least the 4th time. Parade walked off Krause; 3rd, VIGILTOR, owned by Doro- Waseeka Farm; 3rd, UVM CANTOR, owned with the combination class trophy thy Wilson; 4th, NOREMAC SCOTSMAN by the University of Vermont; 4th, again. Just-A-Sweetheart and Panez owned by Judeen Cameron. TOWNSHEND SENORITA, owned by Orc- Get of Sire: Won by LIPPITT ASHMORE, land Farms. (Continued on Next Page)

The University of Massachusetts Morgans consist of a select group of eleven head. Our stallion is Bay State Elect 11801, Reserve Junior Champion at the recent National Morgan Horse Show. We hope to offer him for select service next season. We are offering two of this years foals at the Second Annual Green Meads Morgan Weanling Sale, Richmond, Massachusetts, October 12.

BAY STATE GALLANT BAY STATE GWENN Sire: Orcland Leader Dam: Narcissa Sire: Vigilendon Dam: Bay State Becky

UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS Amherst, Mass. donimated the pleasure division. These The rain waited again for the model fire department had just extinguished ribbons could probably safely have stallion class, and then let them have a fire in the interior of his automobile. been mailed before the show. Ben Don it. It could have, and has been, worse. Maybe he didn't hear it; at least we stayed home for the first time and let The same afternoon a cloudburst hope not. I shuddered again when his kids do all the work. Saddie had flooded sections of the Mass. Turnpike, the judge called for a "park pace;" to stay home after last year's retire- so our shower just settled the dust. that's a nasty word in Morgan circles! ment, and missed her first National There are ways to create rain, but the If you discriminate against articles of Show in 20 years. Roberts brothers are the only ones that tack in particular classes, how about know how to turn it off. That was pink earrings on the rider? We wonder only the second show that has marred if the leadline entry who rode side- WALES FARM a session of the National show in 8 saddle got an assist from the new ad- years at Northampton. I get part of hesives, or perhaps had a band-aid Our consignment to the Green the credit this year for purchasing a between her and the saddle. And for Meads Weanling Sale will be: new raincoat. Who wore it? The those of you who await anxiously for Wales Farm Mercury judge! the latest report, the executive session Sire: Tutor Dam: Myrita The Boston Mounted Police drill of the Green Mt. Boys in stall 68 has He is an outstanding son of Tu- team under the direction of Capt. been adjourned. tor, winner of the sire and get McArdle and led by Sgt. John Lynch Well, it is over for another year. class at the 1959 National. He is added considerable color to the show We missed our friend from Windsor, also a full brother to Wales Farm on Saturday, performing twice in the and we took occasion to wish him Major Bet, second place winner ring. Sgt. Pete Dooley, the grand old well. No man in recent Morgan his- in 3 year old stallions in harness man of the Mounties, was one of the tory has contributed more of himself and fifth place winner in the 3 original members of the unit, and was to the promotion of the breed of horses year old stallion class at the 1959 celebrating his 35th year. Justinson, which had its origin in New England National. 5 year old Morgan gelding, was the 170 years ago. We also have the following colts gift of Miss Eleanor Sears to this for sale: mounted unit, and he was shown in a Annual Meeting Wales Farm Mobile few classes by Sgt. Ben Donahue. This unit would welcome other Morgan (Continued from Page 10) 2 year old Sire: Tutor Dam: Myrita geldings of about 15 hands or over. Frederick 0. Davis, who has been Wales Farm Ambassador Sgt. Lynch says that they take natur- an especially effective President for Yearling ally to police work. Most of the the past six years asked to be relieved. Sire: Stanfield Dam: Ashdoisy troopers were promoted to the rank of He is widely known among breeders Weanling sergeant inadvertantly, but they de- throughout the United States not only Sire: Stanfield Darn: Lippitt Romance served it. I say "most" bcause I had as a breeder but as a promoter of Weanling only nine names with which to intro- everything for the best interest of the Sire: Wales Form Major Bet duce ten troopers. The last man we Dam: Ulinda Rose breed. Due to the state of his health called McNeil; his name was later he felt it necessary to cut down on his Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wales corrected to Tildsey, the only English activities. & Sons man in the outfit! Due to the amount of business which Weybridge, Vermont We still worry about the poor fellow the Directors wished to consider the who heard the announcement that the meeting was adjourned until Sunday

HIGH PASTURES MORGAN HORSE FARM WOODSTOCK, VERMONT

We have nothing definitely for sale at this time but may have a little later on. It is very gratifying to see the interest in and demand for these really typical Morgans!

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MRS. HARRIET HILTS, owner MARY N. TURGEON, Mgr. Hanna; 4th, LINDA M, Nelson D. White; 5th, morning, July 26, at which time they WIND-CREST DAPPER DON, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph considered many problems of impor- L. Linton; 6th, SNOWFIELD, Brook N' Pine Farm. tance to the Club, at the present time. Pleasure Horse, Western: Won by DON QUIXOTE HODGES PEPPER, C. W. Rodee; 2nd, JUST-A-SWEETHEART, BADGE CO Among other things, they heard the Mrs. John Mercer and Ruth; 3rd, PLAIN JANE, BST BOYLSTON ST. Dr. William E. Bachman; 4th, TOWNE-AYR BOSTON 16./AASS. report of a Committee who had been SPRIG, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn; 5th, SPRING appointed to consider the by-laws of HOPE, Florence George Crosby; 6th, WESTFALL FREE BARBY, Townshend Morgan-Holstein Farm. ott RIIQUOST the Club with a view to modifying Roadsters Under Saddle: Won by CHIEF RED them wherever desirable. The report HAWK, Stuart G. Hazard; 2nd, BETTE BELLE, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Greenwalt; 3rd, MILLER'S of the Committee was generally ac- DEBUTANTE, Walter Kane; 4th, VIGILENDON, cepted and one of the members, Mr. F. H and S. R. Oicutt; 5th, TOWNSHEND LADY- Townshend Morgan-Holstein Form; 6th, The Chronicle, Inc. Roger Ela, was delegated to prepare TOWNSHEND SENORITA, Orcland Farms. the articles for addition to the by-laws Pleasure Driving: Won by WIND-CREST PRIMA Middleburg, Virginia DONA, Abigail S. Losbury; 2nd, CLOVERLANE An illustrated weekly devoted to or the modification of existing articles JUSTIN GEDDES, Norman Risk; 3rd, DONNIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; 4th, MANZANITA, all Thoroughbred sports - Racing, to reflect the major points in the re- Townshend Morgan-Holstein Farm; 5th, LIPPITT port. One recommendation was the MORO ASHMORE, Mr. Robert L. Knight; 6th, Steeplechasing, Foxhunting, BROADWALL RHYTHM, Mrs. Winthrop S. Dakin. Beagling, Polo, Horse Shows, formation of an advisory group to the Trail Hone: Won by JUST-A-SWEETHEART, Board of Directors. This group will Mrs. John Mercer and Ruth; 2nd, ROYALTON Equitation and Junior Activities. ELDON, Holdreth Cameron; 3rd, CHEROKEE PRIN- be made up of the active Presidents CESS, Jon H. Winters; 4th, LIPPITT FIRELIGHT, $7.00 per year Ingrid A. Barrett ; 5th, EBONY GIRL, Marsha Space and classified rates on of the local Morgan associations scat- 4enry; 6th, MANZANITA, Townshend Morgan-Hol- tered throughout the country. These sten Farm. request. 3 Year Old Mares and Geldings In Harness: local associations are very important Won by MODELETTE, Stuart G. Hazard; 2nd, Name for the progress of the breed and it was HOLLEY, Voorhis Form; 3rd, LINDA M., Nelson D White; 4th, TOWNE-AYR TWIG, Mr and Mrs. felt that the participation of the Presi- R. B. Glenn; 5th, U. V. M. DARLENE, University Address dents of these local clubs would aid of Vermont. Half Mile Race in Harness: Won by GEORGE the Directors in knowing the views GOBEL, Mrs. William W. Barton; 2nd, BAY STATE of the membership in all of the active BONNIE, University of Massachusetts; 3rd, VALIENT, Mr. Sanford A. Lincoln; 4th, QUAKER Morgan sections of the country. BAILER, Harold Cohen; 5th, ORPHEUS, Helen Fuller. The next meeting of the Board of NHS "Good Hands": Won by JEANNINE KRAUSE, Windsor, Vt.; 2nd, RUTH B. MERCER, Directors will be held in October. Westminster, Mass.; 3rd, ELIZABETH WINN, Amherst, Mass.; 4th, BARBARA JOHNSTON, Bol- ton, Mass.; 5th, SUE HUMMEL, Amherst, Mass.; 6th, NANCY NORSEEN, Bolton, Moss, Stallions Under 15 Hands: Won by SEALECT OF Make money. Every National Show WINDCREST, Voorhis Farm; 2nd, THE BROWN lover of horses or (Continued from Page FALCON, Stuart G. Hazard; 3rd, WINDCREST ponies should have a copy of 9) DONFIELD, Waseeka Form; 4th, WHITECAP, this booklet. If you want to TOWNE-AYR TWIG, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn. Hidden Volley Farm; 5th, CHIEF RED HAWK, know how to break, train and Stuart G. Hazard ; 6th, MORNINGSIDE FANFARE, make money with hones, write 2 Year Old Mares and Geldings In Harness: Won Mr. and Mrs. CI,yton B. Conn. today for full information FREE, by FOXFIRE'S SUZAY, Walter Carroll; 2nd, MY together with my special offer of APRIL CANDACE, Mrs. Edward J. Poitras; 3rd, Stallions 15 Hands and Over: Won by WAS- a course in. Animal Breeding. If MARCY LEE, Voorhis Farm; 4th, WINDCRESI EEKA'S NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; 2nd, RAFIN- you are interested in Galling and FIRST LOVE, Peggy and Patsy Barton; 5th, WIND- ESQUE, Nelson D. White; 3rd, SPRINGBROOK Riding the saddle hose check CREST FAIR LADY, Mr. and Mrs. John Noble; QUIZON, Gerald F Taft; 4th, U. S. MENMAR, here. I I Do It today-now. 6th, BROADWALL MARCH-TIME, Ann B. Thomp- James H. Mitchell; 5th, PARADE, Mr. and Mrs. You'll never regret It. son. J. Cecil Ferguson; 6th, MILLSBORO CHIEF, Tom Three Year Olds Under Saddle: Won by Mattox. BEERY SCHOOL OF HORSEMANSHIP MODELETTE, Stuart G. Hazard; 2nd, HOLLEY, Dept. 1509-D Pleasant Hill, Ohio Voorhis Farm; 3rd, GLADGAY'S PRIDE, Mark H. (Continued on Next Page)

THE GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE ASSOCIATION South Woodstock, Vermont

Sponsors: The Famous Annual 100 Mile Trail Ride. The Annual Horsemanship Clinics The Upper Valley Pony Club Publishes: The Green Mountain Horse Association Quarterly Magazine. Maintains: Grounds, Stables and Marked Bridle Trails over lovely Vermont riding country, for the use of Association members. Has Available: A list of books of interest to all persons interested in horses. Association membership, including a subscription to the Magazine, is available for as little as $5.00 per year.

Your inquiries will be welcomed. Please write to: THE GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE ASSOCIATION South Woodstock, Vermont Horsemanship, Saddle Seat (Riders 11-13 years): Letters to be bred to Chief Cobra, Chief is Won by MARSHA HENRY, Granby, Moss,; 2nd, a candidate for honors in the 2-year- SHARON KEAN, E. Pepperell, Mass,; 3rd, BAR- (Continued from Page 4) BARA CROCKETT, Weston, Mass.; 4th, BETTY old Futurity Fine Harness Class at the JOHNSTON. Bolton, Mass.; 5th, PEGGY MAC- Go's eight well-bred Morgans really fair. DOUGAL, E. Greenwich, R. I.; 6th, TOMMY "strutted their stuff" for me, including HENS, Williamsville, N. Y. Roy Brunk has two stud foals so Horsemanship, Saddle Seat (Riders under 11 a two-month old son of Jubilee's Gloria far. One is out of Mau Dee, the full yrs.) Won by LOUISE ORCUTT, West Newbury, Mass.; 2nd, NANCY SPLAINE, Wenham, Mass.; (Jubilee King-Townshend Lass). I sister to Congo and the other is out 3rd, MARTIN COLE, Middleboro, Moss.; 4th, BETSY am hopelessly in love with Morgans! MACDOUGAL, E Greenwich, R. I.; 5th, PAUL of Nellane, another of Roy's good PADDY LEARY, Hampton, N. H.; 6th, MELINDA I want to add that your magazine brood mares. Both are sired by Mango. SIBLEY, Wayland, Mass. does more for the Morgan Horse than Mares Four Years Old and Over: Won by Seems like Roy is letting everyone talk WASEEKA'S THISIZ IT, Waseeka Farm; 2nd, other magazines do for their breeds. him out of his mares, but notice how TAMARA OF WENLOCH, Wenloch Farm; 3rd, BONNIE TWILIGHT, Dr. William E. Bachman; The pictures are lovely and plentiful he holds on to Nellane, Mau Dee, 4th, LEDGEWOOD CORA JANE, Voorhis Farm; and there is a certain pride filtered Donna Dee and old Black Dee, four 5th, LIPPITT DREAM GIRL, Mr. Robert L. Knight; through the writing of each contribu- 6th, PROMENADE, Mark H. Hanna. of the best little brood mares in this Mares Four Years Old and Over (that hove tor. They own the best breed living. fooled): Won by ARABESQUE, Voorhis Farm ; 2nd, part of the country. Marianne and BAY STATE VICTRESS. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Why wouldn't they be? David Naas have sent Barbadon down Proctor; 3rd, LIPPITT NANCY MORO, Mr. Robert Affectionately yours, L. Knight; 4th, MILLER'S ADEL, Waseeka Farm; to be bred to Congo. 5th, VIGILDA JANE, Mary Jane Orcutt; 6th, Miss Sally Schubert Some of our members got together AIDA, Joselane Hills Farm. 4834 Lee Avenue Stallion Foals: Won by BOLD VENTURE, Dr. very recently at the Earl MacMichaels and Mrs. S. R. Orcutt; 2nd, JUNE MORGAN'S Downers Grove, Ill. FOAL, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knapp; 3rd, NOR- in Godfrey, Ill., for an evening trail MA'S FOAL, University of Vermont; 4th, TOWN. SHEND ALVIN, Townshend Morgan-Holstein Farm; ride. Looks like a number of our 5th, WINDCREST THOR, Mrs. Mable B. Mitchell ; members are fast becoming old hands 6th, ORCLAND ULENDON, Orcland Farms. Mississippi Valley More Foals: Won by GREEN MT. LADY BIRD, at trail riding. Dr. and Mrs. Lee C. Bird; 2nd, ROYALTON (Continued from Page 34) STARLIGHT'S FOAL, T. J. Camandona; 3rd, LIP- twelve mile ride with Mrs. Test. Jose- PITT GEORGIA'S FOAL, Mr. Robert L. Knight; 4th, GLENDALECT'S FOAL, Mr. and Mrs. Charles phine has a 3-year-old gelding who L. Adams; 5th, WINDCREST STARLET, Mr. and Mrs. Hadwen P. Stone; 6th, WYSTERIA'S FOAL, has had more than his share of sick- National Show Thomas S. Rae. ness, but seems to be picking up now. (Continued from Page 45) Lead Line: Won by MARITA ELIENE TAPLEY, A pretty-headed little fellow, his name Lippman Hawk; 2nd, MARGARET BLACK, Aurora; Mares and Geldings In Harness: Won by 3rd, CHRISTOPHER CORKUM, U. C. Sandra; 4th, is Illini Luck, by Luckmore out of MADALIN, Voorhis Farm; 2nd, BROADWALL PAMELA FOSS, Orcland Queen Bess; 5th, HELEN LYNETTE, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz; 3rd, CORNELL, Entry; 6th, MARY-LYNN BUCK, Bay Chintz by Senator . Graham. She bought DEERFIELD'S DR. BOYDEN, F. Stanley Crafts, Jr.; State Duette. 4th, BONNIE ELLEN, Laurelmont Form; 5th, Lucky as a yearling, and although just PROMENADE, Mark H. Hanna; 6th, BAY STATE Walk-Trot: Won by Linda Kean, E. Pepperell, an amateur, has developed him into VICTRESS, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Procter. Mass.; 2nd, JONATHAN SPLAINE, Wenham, Mass.; ; 4th, Parade Stallions: Won by ORCLAND LEADER, 3rd, DAVID HENS, Williamsville, N. Y. MARCIA SIBLEY, Wayland, Moss.; 5th, BRUCE a wonderful trail and pleasure horse. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Tompkins; 2nd, DY- COLE, Middleboro, Mass.; 6th, CYNTHIA COR- BERRY ROYALTON, Dr. William E. Bachman; 3rd, He is an excellent example of true Mor- NELL, West Newbury, Mass. DOUBLE J. TORCHFIRE, Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. gan disposition and willingness. Clar- Smith; 4th, WASEEKA'S SPECIAL EDITION, Mr. Cavalcade Americana: Won by DRUM MAJOR ence Test has a very nice Theis mare, and Mrs. W. E. Robinson. and PARADE, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson; Ladles' More or Gelding: Class 30A: Won by 2nd, U. C. HERMES, Eugene M. Holden; 3rd, the dark chestnut Bonnie Mae, by DONNETTE, Joselene Hills Farm; 2nd, SPRING- LADY PELHAM, Peg A. McConnell; 4th, U. S. Triumph. He has had her bred to BROOK CAMILLE, Walter Carroll; 3rd, PROM- PANEZ, Richard S. Nelson; 5th, DEERFIELD LEAD- ENADE, Mark H. Hanna; 4th, LIPPITT NANCY ING LADY, Waseeka Farm; 6th, AURORA, Al- Whippoorwill Duke this year and is MORO, Mr. Robert L. Knight; 5th, CONELLA, Mr. berta G. Holden. looking forward to a good colt next and Mrs. Morgan E. Murphy; 6th, STERLING Half Mile Race Under Saddle: Won by SARACEN, VELVET, Waseeka Form. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coombs, Jr.; 2nd, SPRING spring. Class 30B: Won by DON QUIXOTE PEPPER, FROLIC, Mrs. Sanford A. Lincoln; 3rd, APRIL As though the Brachear family Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rodeo; 2nd, BLACK RAMBO, SURPRISE, Ann L. Hopkins; 4th, ORPHEUS, Helen John Lydon; 3rd, DONNIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs, Fuller; 5th, MISTY MORN, Townshend Morgan- doesn't have enough work readying John Corley; 4th, ROYALTON ELDON, Hildreth Holstein Farm. Cameron; 5th, KNOBBIENEZE, Joselene Hills their own horses for the Illinois State Farm; 6th, LORD JEFF, Mrs. Archibald COX, Jr. Stock Horse, Western Tack: Won by DON QUIXOTE PEPPER, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rodeo; Pleasure Horse, English: Won by TOWNSHEND Fair, they have taken the yearling stal- 2nd, TOWNE-AYR SPRIG, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. VIGANITA, Seth P. Holcombe; 2nd, ROYALTON Glenn; 3rd, PLAIN JANE, Dr. William E. Bach- lion Copper Cloud, which they sold 3rd, CHEROKEE ELDON, Hildreth Cameron; man; 4th, BAY STATE DEBBIE, University of 4th, ORCLAND PRINCESS, Jon H. Winters; Massachusetts; 5th, LIPPITT NORSEMAN, Barbara last spring to Miss Jeanne White of VIGELLANT, Laurelmont Farm; 5th, OUOTOR, Woodworth; 6th, JUST-A-SWEETHEART, Mrs. John E. H. and W. G. Glenney; 6th, ROYALTON JOHN Springfield, to show for her. An at- Mercer and Ruth. DARLINGSON, Mr. and Mrs. John Sibley. tractively marked colt with plenty of Combination: Won by Parade, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Harness Stake: Won by HILLCREST style, he's sired by Congo's Pride out 1, Cecil Ferguson; 2nd, WIND-CREST PRIMA LEADER, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Procter; 2nd, DONA, Abigail S. Lasbury; 3rd, RAFINESQUE, HOLLEY, Voorhis Farm; 3rd, MODELETTE, Stuart of Mary R. M., who is also the dam Nelson D. White; 4th, U. S. MENMAR, James G. Hazard; 4th, U. V. M. CANTOR, University of the Brachears' pretty mare Bright H. Mitchell; 5th, BETTE BELLE, Mr. and Mrs. of Vermont; 5th, SPRINGBROOK CAMILLE, Wal- L. S, Greenwalt; 6th, U. V. M. CARLETOR, Uni- ter Carroll; 6th, LINDA M., Nelson D. White; Star. They are also going to show versity of Vermont. 7th, SNOWFIELD, Brook N' Pine Farm; 8th, Bright Star's high stepping little chest- Saddle Pairs: Won by STERLING VELVET, MAUDETTE, J. Roy Brunk. Waseeka Farm and ROSE BOWL, Mrs. Edward J. Versatility: Won by WHIPPOORWILL MERRILY, nut colt sired by Mr. Breezy Cobra, Poitras; 2nd, TOWNSHEND SENORITA, Orcland Carol Ganson; 2nd, VIGILENDON, F. H. and Farms and ORCLAND QUEEN BESS, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Orcutt; 3rd, LIPPITT FIRELIGHT, Ingrid and owned by the Lewis Papes of Paw- Joseph Kean; 3rd, CIRCE, Jeannne Krause and A. Barrett; 4th, BROADWALL DEMOISELLE, Dr. nee. Also in their hands to be shown PARAWALLIS, Kenneth H. Robinson; 4th, U. S. Lawrence B. Slobody; 5th, BROADWALL FELICITY, PANEZ, Richard S. Nelson and BAY STATE CLASS- Emily Horns; 6th, BROADWALL RITA, Bayfield is Firebird, the bay weianling filly IQUE, University of Massachusetts; 5th, TOWNE- Farm. AYR SPRIG, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn and owned by the Neal Werts. She is TOWNE-AYR TWIG, Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Glenn; Pleasure Horse, Western (Riders under 18): Won turning out to be a show horse like her 6th, - LADY PELHAM, Peg A. McConnell and by JUST-A-SWEETHEART, Mrs. John Mercer and U. C. HERMES, Eugene M. Holden. Ruth; 2nd, PARAWALLIS, Kenneth H. Robinson; sire, The Brown Falcon and has the 3rd, WHIPPOORWILL MERRILY, Carol Ganson; 4-H Fitting and Showmanship: Won by MADE- 4th, PLAIN JANE, Dr. Wiliam E. Bachman; 5th, good disposition of her dam, Gayneta. LYN ZURETTI, Pineview Peter Pan; 2nd, ALAN LIPPITT NORSEMAN, Barbara Woodworth- KNAPP, Easter Twilight; 3rd, NANCY NORSEEN, Warren Holmbraker of Sperry, Iowa Misty Morning; 4th, SUSAN MAILMAN, Towns- Broodmaros with '59 Foals: Won by VIGILDA has sent his Warhawk mare with a hand Senorita; 5th, ELIZABETH WINN, Windcrest JANE, Mary Jane Orcutt; 2nd, ROYALTON TWI- STARFIRE; 6th, SHARON KEAN, Orcland Queen LIGHT, Dr. and Mrs. Lee C. Bird; 3rd, TOWNS- little black filly by her side to Brachears Bess. 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4th, KATINKA HAWK, Ralph Plough; 5th, DEER- ISSA, Townshend Morgan-Holstein Form; 6th, Parade Mares and Geldings: Won by DEER- FIELD LADY OAKLAND, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. CONELLA, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan E. Murphy. FIELD'S DR. BOYDEN, F. Stanley Crafts; 2nd, Booth, Jr.; 6th, SYMPHONEE, University of Ver- Championship Gelding Saddle Stake: Won by BAY STATE WARDISSA, Townshend Morgan-Hol- mont. BLACK RAMBO, John Lydon; 2nd, DEERFIELD'S stein Farm; 3rd, TOWNSHEND SENORITA, Ore- ; Geldings 15 Hands and Over: Won by DEER- DR. BOYDEN, F. Stanley Crafts, Jr.; 3rd, DON land Farms 4th, TOWNSHEND TRICKLE, Mr. FIELD'S DR. BOYDEN, F. Stanley Crafts, Jr.; 2nd, QUIXOTE PEPPER, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rodee; and Mrs. E. K. Miller; 5th, BAY STATE COL- LORD JEFF, Mrs. Archibald Cox, Jr.; 3rd, TOWN- 4th, DONNIE MAC, Dr. and Mrs. John Corley; LEEN, Betsy Crossman. SHEND, SELECTMAN, Roberta Burrows; 4th, 5th, LORD JEFF, Mrs. Archibald Cox, Jr.; 6th, Mares 15 Hands and Over: Won by DONNETTE REGAL ASHMORE, Deborah Ellis; 5th, U. C. HAVOLYN DANCER, C. P. Nelson and R. M. Or- Joselene Hills Farm; 2nd, BETTE BELLE, Mr. and TORIN, Marianne Jones; 6th, LIPPITT ROYAL cutt; 7th, LIPPITT ROYAL MAN, Anita Louise Mrs. L. S. Greenwalt; 3rd, DEERFIELD PHYLLIS- MAN, Anita Louise Smiley. Smiley; 8th, MANSFIELD SQUIRE, Stuart Wick- TINE, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Tompkins; 4th, son. MAUDETTE, J. Roy Brunk; 5th, TAMARA OF Stock Saddle Equitation: Won by RUTH B. MER- WENLOCH, Wenloch Farms; 6th, TOWNSHEND CER, Westminster, Mass.; 2nd, MICHAEL HENS, 3 Year Old Stallions and Geldings In Har- PANABELL, Townshend Morgan-Holstein Farm. Williamsville, N. Y.; 3rd, SARAH E. GLENN, ness: Won by CAPTAIN MAX, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Justin Morgan Performance: Won by U. S. Royersford, Pa.; 4th, CAROL GANSON, Weston, Fleming; 2nd, WALES FARM MAJOR BET, Wales Mass.; 5th. PEGGY BARTON, Rockford, III.; 6th, Farm; 3rd, SNOWFIELD, Brook N• Pine Farm; PANEZ, Richard S. Nelson; 2nd, BAY STATE CLASSIQUE, University of Massachusetts; BARBARA WOODWORTH, Weston, Mass. 4th, WINDCREST WINDSOR, Dr. Edgar Butler; 3rd, U. S. MENMAR, James H. Mitchell; 4th, LIPPITT Family Class: Won by GLIDDEN FAMILY; 2nd, 5th, CLOVERLANE JUSTIN GEDDES, Norman Risk; 6th, SPRINGBROOK QUIZON, Gerald F. Taft. FIRELIGHT, Ingrid A. Barrett; 5th, U. C. HERMES, NELSON FAMILY; 3rd, ELA FAMILY; 4th, Eugene M. Holden. BACHMAN FAMILY; 5th, ORCUTT FAMILY. Road Hack, English /Rider over 18): Won by ROYALTON ELDON, Hildreth Cameron; 2nd, DON Junior Champion Mare: Won by FOXFIRE'S Road Hack, English: Won by JUST-A-SWEET- SUZAY, Wolter Carroll; Reserve, HOLLEY, Voor- QUIXOTE PEPPER, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rodee; his Farm. HEART, Mrs. John Mercer and Ruth; 2nd, PARA- 3rd, SPRING HOPE, Florence George Crosby; 4th, WALLIS, Kenneth H. Robinson; 3rd, LIPPITT SQUIRE'S DINAH, Frederick D. Thurston; 5th, Junior Champion Stallion: Won by WIND-CREST FIRELIGHT, Ingrid A. Barrett; 4th, BROADWALL TOWNSHEND LADY-0-PEACE, Townshend Morgan- DAPPER DON, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Linton; GOLDEN BOY, Albert F. Gagnon; 5th, CIRCE, Holstein Farm; 6th, MANZANITA, Townshend Reserve, BAY STATE ELECT, University of Massa- Jeannine Krause; 6th, WHIPPOORWILL MER- Morgan-Holstein Farm.. chusetts. RILY, Carol Ganson. Childs Harness More or Gelding: Won by WIND- Pairs In Harness: Won by PARADE and DRUM One Mile Race in Harness: Won by GEORGE MAJOR, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson; 2nd, CREST PRIMA DONA, Abigail S. Lasbury; 2nd, GOBEL, Mrs. Wm. W. Barton; 2nd, BAY STATE TOWNE-AYR TWIG, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn; BAY STATE ELECT, and BAY STATE ENDONIA, 3rd, WINDCREST FIRST LOVE, Peggy and Patsy BONNIE, University of Massachusttts; 3rd, QUA- University of Massachusetts. KER BAILER, Harold Cohen; 4th, VALIENT, San- Barton; 4th, VIGILDA JANE, Mary Jane Orcutt; ford Lincoln; 5th, ORPHEUS, Helen Fuller. Junior Saddle Stake: Won by PROMENADE, 5th, KNOBBIENEZE, Joselene Hills Farm; 6th, Mark H. Hanna; 2nd MODELETTE, Stuart G. MILLER'S DEBUTANTE, Walter Kane. Stollens In Harness: Won by SEALECT OF WIND- Hazard; 3rd, WASEEKA'S THISIZ IT, Waseeka Produce of Dam: Won by GLENDALECT, Mr. CREST, Voorhis Farm; 2nd, THE BROWN FAL- Farm; 4th, LEDGEWOOD CORA JANE, Voorhis and Mrs. Charles L. Adams; 2nd, UPWEY BENN CON, Stuart G. Hazard; 3rd, RAFINESQUE, Nel- Farm; 5th, HILLCREST LEADER, Mr. and Mrs. QUIETUDE, Woseeka Farm; 3rd, MAYPHIL, Mr. son D. White; 4th, U. V. M. CANTOR, Univer- John H. Procter; 6th, SNOWFIELD, Brook N' and Mrs. David L. Brockett; 4th, INEZ, Univer- sity of Vermont; 5th, DEERFIELD CHALLENGER, Pine Farm; 7th, MAUDETTE, J. Roy Brunk; 8th, sity of Vermont; 5th, ROYALTON TWILIGHT, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Tompkins; 6th, DON- U. V. M. CARLETOR, University of Vermont. and Mrs. Lee C. Bird; 6th, TOWNSHEND GLADYS, LYN OF WINDCREST, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Townshend Morgan-Holstein Farm. Adams. Lady's Mare or Gelding In Harness: Won by MADALIN, Voorhis Farm; 2nd, SPRINGBROOK Get of Sire: Won by TUTOR, University of Mares Under 15 Hands: Won by PROMENADE, CAMILLE, Walter Carroll; 3rd, BROADWALL Vermont; 2nd, ORCLAND LEADER, Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hanna; 2nd, U. V. M. CARLETOR, Uni- LYNETTE, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz ; 4th, Stephen P. Tompkins; 3rd, U. S. PANEZ, Richard versity of Vermont; 3rd, LIPPITT NANCY MORO, TAMARA OF WENLOCH, Wenloch Farm; 5th, MIL- S. Nelson; 4th, ASHLAND DONSON, Lawson W. Mr. Robert L. Knight; 4th, BONNIE TWILIGHT, LER'S DEBUTANTE, Walter Kane; 6th, WIND- Dr. William E. Bachman; 5th, BAY STATE WARD- CREST PRIMA DONA, Abigail S. Lasbury. (Continued on Page 51) BREEDERS' LISTING

HICKORY SPRINGS FARM Green Hill Farm I ESCALANTA (near Atlanta, Ga.) At Stud (1960) The Morgan stallion with the speed, At Stud GREEN HILLS DEV -TONE 11548 intelligence, courage, conformation DEVAN HAWK 10573 (Royalton Justin Darling-Devon Gold) good Morgans must have. Dark chestnut, age 10, weight 1050, MR. & MRS. WALTER CARROLL I - Private Treaty - height 14.2. He is government breed- AND FAMILY V ing-Sparhawk and Mansfield blood- "COME AND SEE US" line. Joseph E. Olsen 36225 W. Nine Mile Road BEN and RUTH MALONE Farmington, Michigan SUNSWEPT ACRES PAUL STROZIER GReenleaf 4-1363 St. George, Utah 100 S. Sylvan Rd, East Point, Ga. air elliele.1=1.-41=1. 41.■•••■•• El Rancho Pequeno I SPECIAL ACRES I REEVES RANCH At Stud I Home in Maine of I At Stud FLIGHT ADMIRAL WASEEKA'S SPECIAL EDITION I (Top Flight-Highview Honey) Sire: Ulendon Dam: Varga Girl DICKIE'S PRIDE When in Southern California visitors Our MAIN pleasure is showing our Palomino Morgan Morgan Horses. are always welcome. Height 15 Weight: 1050 MR. and MRS. KEITH MORSE Visitors Welcome 1244 S. Sunkist Ave. West Covina, Calif. MR. and MRS. W. E. ROBINSON I EARL MAYLONE, Manager Phone: Edgewood 7-5150 R.F.D. 2, Bangor, Maine g P. 0. Box 777 Valley Center, Calif.

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THREE WINDS FARM I WIND-CREST Mosher Bros, Morgans AT STUD I 1 Conformation, disposition, ability to Black Sambo 9939 I perform plus high percentage of original blood. Grand Champion National Morgan I If you want champions, come to I Show 1954 I "CONDO" — "COMMANDO" and I the home of champions. "STETSON" at stud. Dyberry Billy 9649 I Stock For Sale 1 I Gold Band "Amos" — "Howard" — "Leo" 1 MR. and MRS. F. 0. DAVIS Mosher Mr. and Mrs. John A. Noble I I Windsor, Vermont 2124 Easi 7000 So., Salt Lake City 17. Utah R.D. 2, Clark's Summit, Pa. I Phone CR 7-3278

71. . Mid-State Morgan Farm RICHARDS RANCH I HIGHVIEW FARM I AT STUD: I Useful Morgans for I Senator Graham — Top Flight I Pleasure, Work and/or Show. I Flyhawk (retired) I Morgans of Classic Quality I Morgans of all ages for sale. I Occasionally colts for sale. I Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Greenwalt I MR. & MRS. PETER W. HUNT I Pawnee, Illinois Pine City, N. Y. (hear Springfield) DeMott Rd., Middlebush, N. J. I Tel. Springfield 9.1989 I Phone Viking 4-2646

TOWNSHEND MORGANS O'NEILL MORGAN HORSE FARM For Pleasure, Work, Profit Morgan-Holstein Farm For a Morgan that is, At Stud I Breeders of the True Type WARHAWK 8605 I "JUST MORGAN THAT'S ALL" (Flyhawk x Sentola) I Come to the Home of Archie "0" Home of ROYAL MAJOR 9052 I I (Illini x Whispering Winds) Morgans ORCLAND VIGILDON I I Stock For Sale MELODY MORGAN 9119 I ORA JANE O'NEILL, Mgr. ROBERT D. RILEY I Mr. & Mrs. ROGER ELA What Cheer, Iowa Manteno Illinois I Phone 52 I Bolton, Mass . I Phone 8-8-732 or 8-8-633

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

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BAR-T FARMS Searis Springwater ORCLAND FARMS Rowley Massachusetts "Where Champions Are Born" Stock Farm Breed to the Best! I At Stud Morgans of the highest quality. ' ULENDON 7831 AT STUD Ulysses — Allenda Always glad to show our horses Orciand Leader I America's great proven sire of show and Angus cattle. We are easy to Sire: Menden Dam: Vigilda Burkland champions and trail ride winners. find, 5 miles west of Medora. I Colts usually for sale. I Visitors Welcome MR. & MRS. RAY SEARLS I Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Tompkins Medora, Illinois Mr. & Mrs. Wallace L. Orcutt, Jr. Jerseyville 2970 R 2 I West Newbury, Mass. a a •NO MEETING WATERS MORGANS ! 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-1 Breeders of I age of the original blood. Show quality, pleasure disposition, NORTHERN ILLINOIS TOP high-percentage blood. I MORGANS At Stud (in 1960) I At Stud: Colts and Broke Horses For Sale I I JUBILEE'S COURAGE 8983 I WIND CREST PLAY BOY At Stud LIPPITT ASHMORE 10811 HYLEES LADIES MAN i LIPPITT MANDATE Visitors Always Welcome FRANCES H. BRYANT il Young Stock Usually For Sale MARILYN and HAROLD CHILDS 1 South Woodstock, Vt. I THE WM. W. BARTONS Ringtown, Penna. Phone 4231 a (Serenity Farm) 11806 National Ave., Rockford, Ill. H. SEEWALD WENLOCH FARM 1 ASHBROOK FARM Morgan Horses 1 Ann Arbor Michigan I Presents At Stud A Sam Ashbrook — Timmy Twilight At Stud I At Stud I (Lippitt Sam Twilight retired) TRIUMPH 10167 I True Morgan in looks, action and I Mr. Showman pedigree Sire: Mentor 8627 High percentage young stock usually Dam: Damsel 04822 I Visitors Welcome for sale. I I Visitors Welcome Rte: #1, Box 462 MR. and MRS. E. B. RICKARD I MARGARET RICE AMARILLO, TEXAS I a I Rockbottom Lodge Meredith, N. H. .ce TAS-TEE FARMS I High Pastures Morgan ;1 KENYON'S At Stud Ocala Wilderness Farm Horse Farm 1 TOWNSHEND GAYMEADE 10284 0. C. R. 9099 AT STUD We are raising old fashioned, well I HURRICANE LAKE I LITTLE HAWK 11398 bred Morgans — suitable for almost I AGAZIZZ The breeding, training and use of any light horse purpose. Yearlings and 15 weanlings for sale.: Honest Trail Horses our Pleasure and I Over 65 Top Morgans. our Specialty. Rt. 303. Hinckley. Ohio Visitors Welcome I Between Cleveland, 0. and Akron, 0. I Visitors are dear to us. I Wayne Harris, Trainer I MRS. H. T. HILTS Chas. Miller, Manager MRS. LUCILLE KENYON Woodstock, Vt. I Ph. Crestview 8-2145 Altoona, Florida SEPTEMBER, 1959 49 FOR SALE: Registered Morgan gelding, FOR SALE: Registered saddlebred geld- 15.3 hands bay, 5 years old, very good ing Royal Savage, no. 35604, 7 years disposition. Make excellent man's mount. CLASSIFIED old, bay, black stockings. Pedigree in- Ribbon winner. 5550. ORCLAND FARMS. 100 per word $2.00 minimum cludes Rex McDonald, Rex Monroe. Rex West Newbury, Mass. Peavine, Bourbon King. etc. $300. JIM FOR SALE: Very well developed regis- BURKETT, R. R. 2, Martinsville, Ind, tered chestnut yearling stud. Parade x FOR SALE: Registered Morgan gelding. DI 2.4929. Chestnut, 14 hands, Classy action. Western Royalton Rose of Sharon. Green broke FOR SALE: 2 chestnut registered year- and English broken. GEORGE POITRAS, to drive. Can be seen at Orcland Farms, ling Morgan stud colts with good confor- 167 Burnett Road. Granby, Mass. Phone West Newbury. Mass. or contact owner. mation. Sired by Kenisen, son of Fleet- Homestead 7-3191. PAUL J. O'REILLY, Delay Rd., Harwinton, field. Dams are sired by Major R. M. Conn. GOOD TRAILERS ARE NOT CHEAP. and Senator Graham. ROY JESSER, Route FOR SALE: Bay Morgan filly, Buddy's CHEAP TRAILERS ARE NOT GOOD. See 3. Twin Falls, Idaho. Princess 010057 by Dyberry Buddy out of the DEVON before you buy. New Eng- "HOW TO TRAIN HORSES" -- A book Ilawanna Queen. Foaled May 12, 1958. land Agent: MRS. ROBERT L. NIELDS, everyone who likes horses or ponies MRS. WARREN PATRIQUIN, 726 Lincoln Ragged Hill Stables, West Brookfield, should have. FREE. No obligation. St., Waltham, Mass. Mass. Tel. Volunteer 7-2130. Simply address BEERY SCHOOL OF YEARLING FILLIES FOR SALE: C. W. FOR SALE: Very choice bay wecrnling HORSEMANSHIP, Dept. 1509-C, Pleasant FLEMING. 141 Adams St., Fairhaven, colt, October delivery. Superb action. Hill, Ohio. Mass. Wyman 2-3198. conforma':::on and wonderful disposition. FOR SALE: Bar-T-Superman, registered FOR SALE. Registered Morgan mare— Priced reasonably at S500 F.O.B. our farm. Dottie Irene 07114, Flyhawk x Illawana Very best high percentage Lippitt breed- Morgan gelding. Five years old. Site: Orcland Leader: Dam: Orcland Victoria. Lady. Dark bay, 12 years old. ride and ing, the kind that sold for a high price Dark chestnut with white markings. Rides drive. Third in Mare and Foal Class at in last year's sale. MARGARET RICE. and drives. A wonderful pet. Good horse All Morgan Show in Randolf, Vt.. Sept. Rockbottom Lodge. Meredith, N. H. for woman or teen ager. ALICE J. '58. SHIRLEY LOCKE, West Brattleboro, WANTED: Vol III and IV Morgan Horse Vermont. ALpine 4-2801. Register, Show Buggy and Harness 2 MORLEY, Manchester, Mass. Phone 674. horse tandem wheel trailer. For Sale: FOR SALE: Truly Fair—Winner of Plea- one lady's show saddle excellent condi- TROUBADOUR FARM sure Stake and Child's Mount at Mid-At- tion S80. MRS. ARTHUR HOUNSLEA, BOARDING - TRAINING - SELLING lantic show; also ribbons in jumping, Niantic River Road. Waterford, Conn. SHOWING - RIDING INSTRUCTIONS equitation, trail, and novice. A sound and Telephone Gibson 2-3374. Indoor ring for year round facilities. Kopf versatile 5 year old mare, 15.1, for show FOR SALE OR TRADE: Dark bay Morgan English Saddlery — new and used; also or pleasure. By Senator Graham x Fill- stable supplies. Ralph G. Hallenbeck, aine. stud colt for sale or trade for a weanling Reasonable price includes 1960 owner. Selkirk. N. Y., 5 miles south of service to Lippitt Mandate. Morgan filly. Born March 14, 1959. W. H. Contact Albany, N. Y., Route 9-W. Phone: South DAYTON SUMNER. S. Church St., Moores- PAULING, 1494 Schaumburg Road, Elgin, Bethlehem ROger 7-3396. town, N. J. BE 5-6386. Ill. FOR SALE: Two Registered Morgan FOR SALE: Four year old registered IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. Outstanding yearling stud colts. Chestnut. Out of Sir Morgan chestnut gelding, stripe, two show prospects from imported sire and Chilocco R. B. 9221. EVERETTE E. JOHN- while hind ankles, ride, drive, National dam. Excellent dispositions. 5150.00. SON. Balaton, Minn. ribbon winner, 14.2. Ben Don and Tutor S. SPLAINE, Topsfield Rd.. Wenham, Mass. studs. weanlings and yearlings, great Hamilton 984. FOR SALE: Bay yearling filly by Dy- gert's King. Reserve Junior Champion More parade prospects. F. STANLEY CRAFTS. HARTMAN TRAILERS—Agent, J. CECIL 1958 New York State Fair. Contact NANCY JR., Wilmington, Vt. HO 4-3366. Horse FERGUSON, Greene. R. I. L. GOCHEE, Turin Road, Rome, N. Y. transportation.

The New England Morgan Horse Association

Congratulates

WINDCREST DAPPER DON Junior Champion Stallion

WINDCREST DAPPER DON, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Linton was chosen to receive the N.E.M.H.A. trophy for Junior Champion Stallion at the 1959 National Morgan Horse Show.

We are proud of our reputation for friendly activities and responsible leadership. We would be pleased to welcome you into our association. Dues arc only $3.00 for an individual or $5.00 for your family. Send your written application to our Secretary or Treasurer.

Treasurer: MR. NATHANIEL F. BIGELOW Secretary: MRS. SETH P. HOLCOMBE 11 Shirley Park, Goffstown, N. H. 57 East Wheatogue St., Simsbury, Conn.

Members: Don't forget to save the first weekend in October for our Foliage ride and drive, and quarterly meeting. National Show gans are tough horses and they are forty minutes, which we feel is ample. willing horses. They are a part of There are approximately 3200 own- (Continued from Page 47) America's glorious past and a part of ers of Morgan horses in the United Glidden; 5th, DONLYN OF WIND-CREST, Mr. and her future. States, and if each one were to give Mrs. Charles L. Adams. Trailer Race: Won by WESTFALL BARBY, Town- True words indeed. And anyone $5.00 we would certainly have enough shend Morgan-Holstein Farm; 2nd, ORPHEUS, who came out Sunday noon must have money for this project. Unfortunately Helen Fuller; 3rd, U. S. PANEZ, Richard S. Nel- son; 4th, MANZANITA, Townshend Morgan- thrilled, as we did, when the call went however, all either can not or will not Holstein Farm; 5th, WHIPPOORWILL MEDALLION, Mr. and Mrs. James Wolcott. out over the loud speaker . . . "entries give, and so we must ask those who Grand Champion Gelding: Won by TOWNE- for the Justin Morgan Performance can give to give more generously. AYR TWIG. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Glenn; Reserve, HAVOLYN DANCER, C. P. Nelson and R. M. Or- Class to the ring please." And up they Every bit will help. cult. came, proud, high-headed and alert, September will soon be here, and so Grand Champion Stallion: Won by WINDCREST DONFIELD, Waseeka Form; Reserve, U. V. M. the bays, blacks and chestnuts . . . if we are to start work on the film CANTOR, University of Vermont. charging into the ring, while the or- this autumn, let's get our checks or Grand Champion Mare: Won by WASEEICA'S THISIZIT, Waseeka Farm; Reserve, FOXFIRE'S ganist gave out with "God Bless money orders sent off now. Checks SUZAY, Walter Carroll. America" and "Your country and my or money orders should be made pay- Championship Harness Stake: Won by MADA- LIN, Voorhis Form; 2nd, SEALECF OF WIND- country to have and to hold." Talk able to the "Justin Morgan Sound Film CREST, Voorhis Farm; 3rd, DEERFIELD'S DR. BOY- about bringing a catch to one's Fund. Please don't put it off. We need DEN, F. Stanley Crafts, Jr.; 4th, THE BROWN FALCON, Stuart G. Hazard; 5th, RAFINESQUE, throat . . . that was it, brother. your help now. Nelson D. White; 6th, DEERFIELD CHALLENGER, memorable Morgan Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Tompkins; 7th, PARADE, Yes, it was a By spending $5.00 on a good promo- Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson; 8th, TAMARA National . . . one of the best. And tional film and enabling more people OF WENLOCH, Wenloch Farm. it made us mighty proud to be a to learn about the history and good Jumping: Won by APRIL SURPRISE, Ann L. Hop- kins; 2nd, U. C. HERMES, Eugene M. Holden ; small part of a production that is qualities of the Morgan horse, you ▪ 3rd, KINGFIELD BOY, Dr. Harold Cohen; 4th, rapidly becoming an American classic. BROADWALL FELICITY, Emily Horns; 5th, LIP- increase the value of your own Morgan PITT FIRELIGHT, Ingrid A. Barrett. by about $100.00. Surely this is a Roadster In Harness: Won by GEORGE GOBEL, Mrs. Wm. W. Barton; 2nd, MILLER'S DEBU- worthwhile investment. • TANTE, Walter Kane; 3rd, U. C. HERMES, Eu- If you do not own a Morgan, then gene M. Holden; 4th, QUAKER BAILER, Harold Justin Morgan Cohen. why not help anyway and feel that AHSA Medal Class (Saddle Horse Seat): Won you have done a good deed for one of by JEANNE GAGNON, Florence, Mass.; 2nd, RUTH B. MERCER, Westminster, Mass.; 3rd, Film Fund the soundest American breeds. SUSAN ROBINSON, Wndsor, Vt.; 4th, JEANNINE KRAUSE, Windsor, Vt. ; 5th, EMILY HORNS, Yours sincerely, Mountain Lakes, N. J.; 6th, BARBARA CROCKETT, Dear Friends of the Morgan Horse: J. Cecil Ferguson Weston, Mass. At the last meeting of the Directors Pleasure Stake: Won by U. S. PANEZ, Richard Vice-President S. Nelson- 2nd, JUST-A-SWEETHEART, Mrs. John of the Morgan Horse Club, Inc., I Mercer and Ruth; 3rd, ROYALTON ELDON, Hild- Morgan Horse Club, Inc. reth Cameron; 4th, DON QUIXOTE PEPPER, Mr. asked for and was given permission to 90 Broad Street and Mrs. C. W. Rodeo; 5th, MANZANITA, Town- raise a fund of $15,000 to have a sound shend Morgan-Holstein Farm; 6th, CHEROKEE New York City, New York PRINCESS, Jon H. Winters. film made in color on the Morgan Championship Saddle Stake: Won by WASEE- Horse. We are badly in need of a good KA'S NOCTURNE, Waseeka Farm; 2nd, ASH- LAND DONSON, Lawson W. Glidden; 3rd, DEER- sound film, which would promote the FIELD'S DR. BOYDEN, F. Stanley Crafts, Jr.; 4th, SEALECT OF WINDCREST, Voorhis Farm; 5th, breed, to lend to schools and horse MORGAN DIVISION DONNETTE, Joselene Hills Farm; 6th, PARADE, clubs. Copies could also be made for Mr. and Mrs. J. Cecil Ferguson; 7th, THE BROWN NORTH LEOMINSTER FALCON, Stuart G. Hazard; 8th, DEERFIELD use in television and educational work. PHYLLISTINE, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Tompkins. As presently planned, the film ROD & GUN CLUB would start with the schoolmaster Jus- HORSE SHOW O tin Morgan leading a bay colt through Club Grounds, Lancaster Ave. Show to Remember the beautiful Vermont countryside in Lunenburg, Mass. autumn. Then would follow pictures (Continued from Page 5) of Morgans in 19th century single and October 4, 1959 America. We could also provide the double harness, Morgans drawing a Entry blanks from: necessary script for•the announcer. Put- four horse coach, contemporary Mor- ting a sound track on the film is some- gan foals, mares and stallions, and L. S. SKINNER thing else again. That costs a few Morgans being used for hacking, driv- 50 River Street hundred dollars . . . but even so, I ing, showing, and working livestock. Leominster, Mass. would be happy to handle the script The whole film would last about work and the announcing chore gratis. Let's hear from all you western, mid- west and eastern clubs as to your re- BAR-T FARMS OFFER FOR SALE action concerning a joint effort on the following Registered Morgans: putting a creditable Morgan film together. We can do it and for a frac- • Two proven brood mares in foal. tion of the cost of the Walt Disney • One 6 year old mare broken to ride and drive. Quarter Horse film. • Weanling stud colt Getting back to the 1959 Show .. . Above are Orcland Leader and Ulendon blood lines. let me quote a paragraph from the As- sociated Press radio wire on the Mor- STEPHEN P. TOMPKINS gan story that went out to 1500 radio Bar-T Farms, Rowley, Mass. Phone Whitney 8-3815 stations across the country . . . "Mor- SEPTEMBER, 1959 51 GREEN MOUNTAIN STOCK FARM

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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.

The 2nd Annual All-Morgan Horse Show will be held at the Green Mountain Stock Farm, Randolph, Vermont, on September 12, 1959.

Vidrdoia Welcome

I I Address all correspondence to: I / I Green Mountain Stock Farm, Randolph, Vt. I Ii Robert L. Knight, owner John D. Esser, Supt. / 1 1