{"id":10544,"date":"2019-03-29T18:23:27","date_gmt":"2019-03-30T00:23:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/brahmanjournal.com\/cattle\/?p=10544"},"modified":"2023-12-07T17:55:29","modified_gmt":"2023-12-07T23:55:29","slug":"2019-abba-half-of-fame","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/brahmanjournal.com\/cattle\/2019-abba-half-of-fame","title":{"rendered":"ABBA Hall of Fame – Ted Mangum"},"content":{"rendered":"
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2019, the American Brahman Breeders Association will induct Mr. Ted Mangum into the prestigious ABBA Hall of Fame during the Annual Membership Meeting. Marcus Shackelford of Rocking S Ranch in Wauchula, Florida will present the award. <\/span>Born in Bay City, Texas on April 14, 1911, Ted was the son of Joe and Pearl Mangum of Matagorda County. He attended the Bay City School and graduated from the Pattie Waelder High School in Victoria, Texas. He later attended Victoria Junior College.<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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On February 15, 1936, he married Janie Hudgins, the daughter of Walter Hudgins of Hungerford, Texas. Ted Mangum was a devoted family man and father. He had one son \u2013 Walter Joe, and three daughters – Karen, Sarah and Hollis.<\/p>\n

Ted owned and operated a ranch southwest of Bay City and raised commercial cattle until his father-in-law convinced him to get into the registered Brahman business. Ted sold
\nhis commercial herd for $10 to $20 per head and borrowed additional money from the Houston Agricultural Credit Corporation, a livestock lending company, and bought a top herd of Brahman cows at $100 per head from the Jake Reitz Estate herd. This purchase was made in 1937 and Ted joined the American Brahman Breeders Association in February of 1938.<\/p>\n

Ted created the Mangum Division of J.D. Hudgins which carried the XL brand on the front right shoulder.<\/p>\n

The Mangum Division was known for producing superior herd bulls. According to Brahman Historian Marcus Shackelford, Mangum bred \u201cbigger cattle\u201d in terms of both frame size and popularity. People would travel great distances to buy a Mangum bull. His cattle were successful on the show circuit and his animals rose to the tops of the Register of Renown from its early years. +JDH Ellery M Manso 363 ranked second behind 3W Ranches\u2019 Sugarland\u2019s Rexcrata 1 bull, and the Mangum-bred JDH Miss Didor Manso 14 topped the registry for several years. One of his Register of Renown females, +JDH Lady Ellery Manso 651, was the female used in the ABBA Standard of Excellence pencil drawing.<\/p>\n

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According to an old Brahman Journal, the breeder was \u201cknown to most as Mr. Ted, he was quick to lend a helping hand or words of encouragement to any breeder; even the rankest beginner.\u201d<\/p>\n

So, it is no surprise that in he was elected a director of the Brahman Association in 1962 and continued to serve as one until his death in 1979.<\/p>\n

Additionally, Ted was a quarter horse breeder and he owned some top bloodlines. The former president of the American Quarter Horse Association, David Perkins of Louisiana, bought his first registered Quarter Horse stallion from Ted in 1949 for $250. Perkins expressed that he thought it was one of the first registered Quarter Horses in the State of Louisiana.<\/p>\n

The great Brahman breeder passed away on November 9, 1979. He had a heart attack while working with his Brahman cattle. Following his death, most of his herd was dispersed. However, in 2009, Ted\u2019s grandson Michael Goudeau started the J.D. Hudgins – Goudeau Division and brought back the XL shoulder brand. Goudeau was able to acquire two cows from the original Mangum lines and built the rest of his herd using various lines from other J.D. Hudgins Divisions.<\/p>\n

Be sure to attend the ABBA Membership Meeting on February 27 as the association honors the legacy of this historic Brahman breeder!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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El mie\u0301rcoles 27 de febrero de 2019, la Asociacio\u0301n Americana de Criadores de Brahman incorporara\u0301 al Sr. Ted Mangum al prestigioso Salo\u0301n de la Fama de ABBA durante la Reunio\u0301n Anual de Miembros. Marcus Shackelford de Rocking S Ranch en Wauchula, Florida, presentara\u0301 el premio.<\/p>\n

Nacido en Bay City, Texas, el 14 de abril de 1911, Ted era el hijo de Joe y Pearl Mangum del condado de Matagorda. Asistio\u0301 a la escuela de Bay City y se graduo\u0301 de la preparatoria Pattie Waelder en Victoria, Texas. Ma\u0301s tarde asistio\u0301 a Victoria Junior College.<\/p>\n

El 15 de febrero de 1936, se caso\u0301 con Janie Hudgins, la hija de Walter Hudgins de Hungerford, Texas. Ted Mangum era un devoto padre de familia. Teni\u0301a un hijo, Walter Joe y tres hijas, Karen, Sarah y Hollis.<\/p>\n

Ted era propietario y trabajador de un rancho al suroeste de Bay City y criaba ganado comercial hasta que su suegro lo convencio\u0301 de ingresar al negocio registrado de Brahman. Ted vendio\u0301 su ganado comercial de $10 a $20 USD por cabeza y pidio\u0301 dinero prestado a la Houston Agricultural Credit Corporation, una compan\u0303i\u0301a de pre\u0301stamos para ganado, y compro\u0301 un grupo de vacas Brahman a $100 USD por cabeza de la ganaderi\u0301a de Jake Reitz Estate. Esta compra se realizo\u0301 en 1937 y Ted se unio\u0301 a la American Brahman Breeders Association en febrero de 1938.<\/p>\n

Ted creo\u0301 la Divisio\u0301n Mangum de J.D. Hudgins, que llevaba la marca XL en el hombro delantero derecho.<\/p>\n

La Divisio\u0301n Mangum era conocida por producir sementales superiores. De acuerdo con el historiador de Brahman, Marcus Shackelford, Mangum crio\u0301 \u201cganado ma\u0301s grande\u201d en te\u0301rminos de taman\u0303o y popularidad. La gente viajari\u0301a grandes distancias para comprar un toro Mangum. Su ganado tuvo e\u0301xito en los juzgamientos y sus animales llegaron a la cima del Registro de Renombre desde sus primeros an\u0303os. + JDH Ellery M Manso 363 ocupo\u0301 el segundo lugar por detra\u0301s del toro Sugarland\u2019s Rexcrata 1 de 3W Ranches, y la JDH Miss Didor Manso 14 criada en Mangum quienes encabezaron el registro durante varios an\u0303os. Una de sus hembras en el Registro de renombre, + JDH Lady Ellery Manso 651, fue la hembra utilizada en el trazado de la Norma de Excelencia ABBA.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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De acuerdo con un viejo Brahman Journal, el criador era \u201cconocido por la mayori\u0301a como Sr. Ted, era ra\u0301pido en dar una mano o palabras de aliento a cualquier criador; incluso al ma\u0301s nuevo de ellos\u201d.<\/p>\n

Por lo tanto, no es de extran\u0303ar que en 1962 lo eligieran director de la Asociacio\u0301n Brahman y continuara sirviendo como tal hasta su muerte en 1979.<\/p>\n

Adema\u0301s, Ted tambie\u0301n era un criador de caballos cuarto de milla y posei\u0301a algunas li\u0301neas de sangre superiores. El ex presidente de la American Quarter Horse Association, David Perkins de Louisiana, compro\u0301 su primer semental Quarter Horse registrado de Ted en 1949 por $250 USD. Perkins comento\u0301 que penso\u0301 que era uno de los primeros Quarter Horses registrados en el estado de Louisiana.<\/p>\n

El gran criador de Brahman fallecio\u0301 el 9 de noviembre de 1979. Tuvo un ataque al corazo\u0301n mientras trabajaba con su ganado Brahman de registro. Despue\u0301s de su muerte, la mayor parte de su ganado se disperso\u0301. Sin embargo, en 2009, el nieto de Ted, Michael Goudeau, comenzo\u0301 la JD Hudgins – Divisio\u0301n Goudeau y recupero\u0301 la marca XL del hombro. Goudeau pudo adquirir dos vacas de las li\u0301neas originales de Mangum y construyo\u0301 el resto de su reban\u0303o en varias li\u0301neas de otras Divisiones de J.D. Hudgins.<\/p>\n

\u00a1Asegu\u0301rate de asistir a la reunio\u0301n de membresi\u0301a de ABBA el 27 de febrero, ya que la asociacio\u0301n honrara\u0301 el legado de este gran criador de Brahman!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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