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Newstrader Dr. Kent Fowler of the CDFA returns to L.A. for a forum on the facts and reminders of managing EHV-1 threats.
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The In Gate Horsetrader sales and marketing staff keeps readers informed on what’s trending—and the best deals!
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The El Rancho Springtime Classic returns to Rancho Murieta with good cut ing and good times.
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Reined Cow Horse The Jimmy Flores, Sr. Derby and Non Pro Triple Crown bring Casner’s Ranch to life in Temecula.
Reining West Coast reiners gather springtime momentum as the popular Rein for the Roses concludes in Elk Grove.
Jumpers Blenheim EquiSports continues its line-up of competitions that bring out the best West Coast talent.
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Ask the Vet Insure or not insure? Columnist Daniel Grove, DVM shares his perspective on today’s reality of horse ownership.
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Trainer Tips It’s not practice that makes perfect, but perfect practice, and columnist Sheryl Lynde off ers some details.
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More With Les Foundation training for the performance horse with Les Vogt
ETI Newsletter Now’s the time to hit the trail with Equestrian Trails, Inc., and here’s the info!
On the Cover:
In an early morning fence work at Casner’s Ranch in Temecula, Jason Grimshaw of Arizona and Mister OMG make a stop during the SCRCHA’s May show.
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the $60,000 Grand Prix of California in Del Mar. Going last in a jump-off, Cristallo and the rider known as “The Master of Faster” focused and finished .04 seconds ahead of up-and- coming star Vani Khosla and Billy Mexico.
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Richard Spooner and his longtime partner, the 19-year- old Cristallo, pulled off a gutsy win for the ages at
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10 Classifieds & Fototraders® 36 $tore $avers 60 Ranch Property Specialists
63 Real Estate Showcase 71 Trainers Directory 74 Shows & Events
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