they step inside the arena is usually, ‘Oh
my goodness, this is beautiful.’ We’ve
had numerous equine groups requesting
to lease the building for special events,”
CheapCheap Heat!Heat!
says Soft.
Tired of the
“Many of these groups are true
high cost
horse enthusiasts and are genuinely
of heat?
blown away by the scale and wonderful
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environment of the building. A number
home, barn &
of people have commented that this
shop heating
is one of the finest equine facilities in
costs by using the
most abundant
Montana,” says Soft.
and cost-effective
The addition of the Cover-All®
fuel: COAL;
building has also enabled Yellowstone to
or renewable fuel:
expand additional fundraising initiatives
WOOD
COALMAN STAINLESS
and enhance their Independent Living • Heat Multiple
outdoor furnaces
program.
Buildings with
— quality made in Canada
“The Cover-All riding arena has
One Furnace • Highly effi cient
• On-Demand Hot • Low Maintenance
definitely become a huge asset to our
Water • 21 Year Warranty
recreational and equine program, and
For more information on Heat Innovations
has also helped raise the awareness of
outdoor furnaces, contact
the Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch
Rod & Audrey
throughout Montana,” says Soft. Wipperling
For more information about Cover-
Baker, Montana
All structures, visit www.coverall.net.
Wipp Co. LLC - authorized dealer for
Heat Innovations
For more information about the
(not available in Washington)
Yellowstone Boys and Girls 406-778-3299 • 406-891-0686
Ranch, visit www.ybgr.org.
wippco@midrivers.com
www.wippco.com
RMR www.rockymountainrider.com APRIL 2009 • ROCKY MOUNTAIN RIDER 47
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