I don't know, but did you notice that the McConnells hadn't started training yet & were paying to have it done. (ref p 19)

What are you talking about, SB? It clearly states "the three McConnells are working 28 head". There are plenty of other references to their training in the article. This article must have been written in 1970. That's when Copy's Coquet was three. Mrs. Lenox said that she had never heard of the McConnells when they bought Copy's Coquet & Copy's Deacon at the 1968 GLL yearling sale.

I was in a hurry & just scanned for McDaniel, I'll fly off the handle & guess Jimmy McC married Gail McD!

The Cashion Farms dispersal was considered one of the greatest sales in WH history. Eddie Bryant told me that it was the best sale he ever worked. It was even advertised in the Wall Street Journal.

DeltaBoy,
How long are You gonna keep Us hangin in suspense, Who was Pappy O'Daniels I mean McDaniels famous Son Inlaw?

Many-time NL All-Star catcher & later outstanding broadcaster...Tim McCarver!

Spelling ain't correct of mares name in article!

Newspaper Clipping from "The Sunshine Independent", St. Petersburg, Florida, 1944

I knew all of Amie Boyd Marks's kids have shown, but never realized that she had shown! I see that it was a road pony. Guess her son, Boyd, still shows/trains American Saddlebreds??? Dan's Go Boy, a TWH (70's) ridden by her son, Woody, was a great one. Dan's Go Boy was started by Dan Turney, I believe. Does anyone know what became of Dan and his daughter, Beth Turney?

The only show horse to ever grace the cover of Sports Illustrated.



Note: I would love to see a TWH WGC of this same color!

I remember seeing The Lemon Drop Kid.He was a GREAT show horse.

I just love his color! They call it Golden Chestnut.........I would call it HONEY.
Here is the Sports Illustrated article from that same issue written on The Lemon Drop Kid back in the 50s:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1146500/index.htm

Wish some of those AL folks were still in the biz...all 3 of the Daugette kids had great horses, I was so envious and in awe of them back then. I think they still come to the Celebration to present trophies, but haven't talked to them in long, long time.

Anybody familiar with this horse?

Thats Sensation61's WGC ASB 3Gaited horse, ridden by Owen Haley, I think.

Your right Sadlbum, that's my mare but it's not Owen it's my Uncle Eddie Boyd.

Midnight Secret was a nice looking horse, to have been by Midnight Sun. Reflections Shadow was by Shadows Reflection & a half brother to the Snake, Reflections Unforgettable. Those are nice old Voice.

Horse Show at The Mall???





Note: Of course, those are Saddlebreds. Not sure what Mall that is, but I suspect it might be the now defunct Bashford Manor Mall on Bardstown Road in L'ville. It was a popular mall in the 70's.