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Inside Paint Horse Racing From the Editor


Columns


4 From the Chairman By PANCHO VILLARREAL


5 Vet Clinic


Learn what eight questions racetrack veterinarians use to determine if a horse should be scratched. By STEVEN ALLDAY, D.V.M.


6 Wise Words Don’t get distracted by outward appearances—what’s on the inside counts most. By SAM ED SPENCE


7 Pick a Winner


The June 1 Speedhorse/Graham Farms Paint & Appaloosa Futurity was ripe for an upset, at least from a handicapper’s point of view. By DALE DAY


8 Around the Track 11 Flashbacks


Features 12 Marketing Paints Abroad


On the Cover Sandra Garnett Tatom’s 2-year-old bay tobiano mare Fairly Legal, piloted by Raul Gutierrez, is a great example of keeping color on the track. By Suchanimage and out of Together Again, the filly’s tobiano pattern is hard to miss.


Photo by Jessica Hein


A quality product and available opportunities are key components to successful global marketing of Paint Horses. By MILTON C. TOBY


17 Spotted Trackside


Paint racing fans add color to the cloverleaf. By THE PAINT HORSE RACING STAFF


18 Game Changer The breed’s newest $500,000 dam, Game Chicken reached the milestone in record-setting fashion. By JESSICA HEIN


22 Got Color?


Four genetic tests for Paint-related genes might help make your breeding decisions a little easier. By IRENE STAMATELAKYS


Inside and Online


Trackside 25 Stakes Results 31 Racing Charts 38 Barrel Racing


Call to Post Forms Shop


Photo Store APHA Partners


2  JULY 2013 


PAINT HORSE RACING


GAME CHANGER Broodmare Game Chicken is rewriting the record books


OVERSEAS OPPORTUNITIES International connections open new markets for speed-bred Paints


COLORFUL FUTURE Genetic testing might help keep color in Paint racing


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