18 February 2, 2012
Friesian WestWalker
From the smallest race tracks to the largest, the most respected names in the horse industry rely upon WestWalkers to keep their animals in peak physical condition.
FEATURES: • 4 and 6 Horse Models • Safety Quick Release • Optional Solid or Folding Head • Sturdy Fiberglass Cover • Raised Base for Air Circulation
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS: • Blanket Racks • Wash Racks • Drags • Tack Horses
Heather Blitz
• Lead Shanks • Storm Tower for Dust Control • Cross Ties • Adjustable Cross Ties
For quotes, additional information or a copy or our catalog, please contact: Westwalk Corporation • 1-800-634-0217 •
www.westwalk.com
WestWalk Corporation 21718 South Alameda Street Carson, CA 90810
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Ray at Swede Equine
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