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Merry Go Boy Silver
Anniversary |
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All photos on this page
are courtesy of Ray Corum of
Ray Corum
Stables. Thank you, Mr. Corum for helping to keep the memory of
this wonderful show horse alive. |
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THINKING ABOUT THE PAST -
In a line-up with Go Boy, the people
who have worked with him in the past are
proud of this stallion. Left to right: J. C. Cole, Ray Beech,
Steve Beech, S.W. Beech, J. French Brantley
(adjusting his hat), and Charlie
Brantley.
YESTERYEAR - This advertisement appeared
in 1950 on the back cover of a national breed publication. He was
then a seven-year-old. |
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DAILY
ACTIVITY - J. C. Cole (right) and his son Ronnie remove the blanket
on Merry Go Boy prior to the picture-taking session. J. C.
Cole took care of this fine stallion after he was moved to the
Beech Stables in 1954. |
STILL SPRY AND
LOOKING - As Mrs. Kathryn Wiser holds the lead line, Merry Go Boy is
still attentive to activity around him. He was still a fine
representative of the breed, and Mrs. Wiser was proud of the example
that was set by the late Winston Wiser and this horse. |
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STILL A FINE LOOKING
SPECIMEN - Mr. J. French Brantley (left) discusses the condition of
a twenty-five year old Merry Go Boy with S. W. Beech. Mr.
Brantley stood this fine stallion on his return to Middle Tennessee
in 1949. |
ON OUR FRONT COVER -
on the front cover of this year's Blue Ribbon (1948) is Merry Go
Boy, Champion Walking Horse of the World at the 1947 Celebration.
Winston Wiser of Shelbyville is up. |
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HIS FINAL CELEBRATION VICTORY -
A great horse looks down the line of his progeny, not knowing that it is
his last trip to the show ring. He won the Get of Sire Class in 1967.
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Claude Jarman, Jr., realized a prized desire.. to ride Champion Merry
Go Boy.
Shown here with 'Jody' and Merry Go Boy are left, Eddie and right,
Bobby,
sons of Winston Wiser, who rode the black stallion to World
Championship Honors.
THE TENNESSEE
WALKING HORSE, OCTOBER, 1947 |
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**If you have photos of Merry Go Boy that you
would like added to this page, please forward them to
Walkers West. |
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<== 1945-46 1949 ==> |
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