Horse Trader Finds Finance In Pinto Ponies
OFFEYVILLE Kansas AP Grady Young turns a Pinto pony purchase into a profitable hobby to fund his education at Pittsburg State. Now 20 with one college semester left, he bred the mare to an Arabian sire in 1955 and raised four Pinto colts, selling some for profit. He has two of the colts left and a registered quarter horse stallion he acquired in 1962. Grady also dabbles in buying and selling horses, including a five gaited American saddle horse and a three-year-old gelding, earning profits but suffering injuries from rodeos. His two-year-old Pinto mare competes in the Paint Stock Horse Futurity at Pawhuska, with prospects of winning, while his horse colt has excelled in Shodeo and conformation shows across several states.
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Grady Young
Pittsburg State
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Fseyville Junior College
Grady
Arabian Stud
Tulsa
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Arkansas
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Coffeyville
Joe
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Three Men Face Murder Charges in Ku Klux Case
In Georgia, three white men go on trial for murder tied to a 1965 shooting that left a Negro educator from Penn County dead on a July night after a car confrontation near Fort Benning. FBI and state agents identified four Klan members, arrested August in Clarke County.
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Danielsville
Washington, D.C
Lemuel
Penn
FBI
Ku Klux Klan
Athens
Clarke County
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