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The In Gate Horsetrader sales and marketing staff keep readers informed on what’s ahead and trending.
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The Norco Experience Special section on the community of Norco gives insight into the unique, beloved qualities that make “Horsetown USA”
Communities Award-winning author and avid horsewoman Audrey Pavia takes us on a trail ride in her hometown.
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Cow Horse The NSHA moves its annual August Futurity, Derby and World’s Richest bridle event to Las Vegas, and it’s a hit.
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Cow Horse Tradition continues as the “Biggest Lit le City in the World” hosts its second Reno Snaffl e Bit Futurity.
Hunters-jumpers More than 50 talented young horses converge on San Juan Capistrano for the Young Jumper Championship Western Regionals.
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Advertise in our November issue! DEADLINE: Monday, October 22
Ask The Vet It’s the home stretch of a long show season. Here are tips from columnist Dr. Daniel H. Grove, DVM to get to the fi nish in good health.
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More With Les Foundation Training for the performance horse with Les Vogt
Trainer Tips Young colts and young children have some behavioral similarities to keep in mind, says columnist Sheryl Lynde.
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ETI Newsletter Time to hit the trail! Equestrian Trails, Inc. ramps up its fall schedule.
On the Cover:
Riders enjoy the equestrian life every day in horse-crazy Norco. Cover photo: City of Norco photo
WRIGHT WAY: A stellar 225 fence work by Justin Wright on Metallic Flame, owned by Bob Stevenson of Buellton, vaulted them to a 662.5 composite score and the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Open Championship—and a $35,000 payday—on Sept. 16.
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10 Classifieds & Fototraders® 22 $tore $avers 58 Trainers Directory
66 Ranch Property Specialists 68 Real Estate Showcase 70 Shows & Events
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