Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1948 — Page 42
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Times State Service COVINGTON, Ind, Oct. %0-— |Horses rather than tractors still
of {farms in hilly’ Tennespee. 55°F Many of these horses hitched " $100 {to. plows have a peculiar gait, It
ELGIN , . -.[/trot, It might be described as a Deluxe 17- pace straightened up. Jewel. Duro { \ Power. Main: Near Covington, on the 1200 gu 'acres of Frahk Y. Shelby’s Tip-
horses. Once thought of as no more [than a work horse, they now are
{in horsedom as Tennessee Walk-
its type in the state and one of the largest in the nation. Fine Saddle Horses Here he specializes in breeding (rearing, breaking and training [the latest of equine elite. Scarcely {10 years old as a registered recognized breed, the walkers {have come to be considered ~Samong the world's finest saddle ’ 4 horses. The ride is much like “Witting in your favorite chair, b ¥ there is neither a rocking nor an 1 up-and-down motion.
The breed started much by ae-
Famous Pork- & ¢ \iq0nt A stud, Allan F-I, had
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wed pen. ¢ ability to pass it on to descendants and was bred to various
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southern trip, he had decided to The offspring he has for sale but, During the spring and summer « buy Kentucky saddle horses when makes no studied effort in this Mr. Shelby employs two trainers
¢ a friend talked him into trying
. Instead of buying a pair, he purely for sale. with Mr. Shelby and his son, Don2000 ® chased eight in 1938. During ithe war, Mr. Shelby served the {Red Cross and made no attempt Walker averages 15 hands in ring. |to control the size of the herd.
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Nature “took its course and the height and weighs about a thou- : ’ LESSONS GIVEN
number mounted. sand pounds. Also they come in > Today Mr. Shelby keeps five 41 colors, roan, sorrell, bay, / mature studs and 20 brood mares. pjack, palomino, etc. y 77
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