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West Coast
May / June 2008
Features
78 Larry Langer
The ambitious horseman talks with ShowBiz about “doing what he loves”.
92 Susie Hutchison - Featured Professional
Cantano and Susie Hutchison race to the win at the Oaks Blenheim Grand Prix
102 Spruce Meadows - Mighty Spruce
WCAR Spruce Meadow Team Qualifiers underway.
116 First Annual Artie Hawkins Sportsmanship Award
Jenny Karazissis - First recipient of this prestigous award.
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Monthly Columns
18 Feed Bag
Departments
22 Pony Tales
26 Junior News
118 Show Resources
28 Winners Circle
122 Show Calendar
42 New Heights
126 Business Directory
52 Family in Focus
130 Advertisers Index
56 Scene & Heard
84 Bought & Sold
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Specials
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77 “Clueless” Poem
West Coast
The magazine dedicated to hunters and jumpers in the West May / June 2008
115 Remembering Dr. Nissen
120 Love Letter turns “40”
Cover :
Dick Carvin riding his own Corsica, in the
Grand Prix at San Juan Capistrano. Dick,
1st Anniversary Edition!
and his wife Francie Steinwedell-Carvin, own
- Rich Fellers - Setting Europe on Fire
- Susie Hutchison - Featured Professional
- Family Focus - The Bond Family
and operate Meadow Grove Farm located in
Lake View Terrace, California at the beautiful
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and scenic Middle Ranch Equestrian Center.
Cover Picture © Kathy Hobstetter
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