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“SERIOUS FUN TO ADVANCE HORSE AND RIDER”
West Coast
Competitive “A” Circuit Training
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Features
March / April 2008
44 Macella O’Neill - Finding Balance
Macella shares her philosophy on life, riding and everything in between.
50 Richard Spooner - Featured Professional
Making West Coast history, Spooner celebrates his 100th Grand Prix win.
56 Shockwave - What is it and How does it work?
Find out how this innovative treatment is being used to successfully treat a
multitude of injuries in horses.
p.30
Monthly Columns
8 Feed Bag
16 Bernie’s Opinion
Departments
26 Pony Tales
64 Show Resources
30 Junior News
68 Show Calendar
36 New Heights
p.40
70 Business Directory
40 Winners Circle
75 Advertisers Index
48 Junior Writers
54 Attitude Check
Professional training by top hunter/
jumper trainer and Grand Prix rider Liz
Denny - for those who wish to advance
Specials
their competitive riding skills and their
horse’s training in top-level shows and
60 Straightening the Crooked Horse
events. Liz’s professional support team
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62 Chili - A Thermal Survivor Story
includes: Brad Goldstein - Assistant
66 Finding the Right Equestrian Property
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March / A 7202 Balcom Canyon Road
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Somis, CA 93066
Summer, ridden by Mandy Porter
and owned by Barb Ellison of Wild
www.lizdennyshowstable.com
Turkey Farm. Mandy, riding this
818.426.5128 • liz@lizdenny.com
horse, is qualified for the World Cup
www.spiritequestrian.com
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