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cool stuff. . . for the trai l horse & rider Tucker Trail Saddles


Equi-Spot® Ticked Off About Ticks Contest Farnam Horse Products wants to help protect your horse from biting, blood-sucking ticks as well as fl ies, gnats and mosquitoes this sum- mer with the Equi-Spot®: Ticked Off About Ticks contest. Eighty winners will be drawn at random – ten winners every other week until August 3, 2010 – to win a six-week supply of Equi-Spot® Spot-on Fly Control for Horses.


Visit our website at www.farnamhorse.com/promos for entry form and complete details.


Greystone America


Manure Vacuums Greystone Manure Vacuums are a gi- ant leap forward in pasture manage- ment. It is simple, quick, easy. Picks up from surfaces of all kinds, wet or dry. Your pastures will be free of unsightly manure, cleaner, with less fl ies and parasites and your animals healthier and happier.


Visit our web site at www.greystoneusainc.com


Intervet | Schering-Plough Animal Health Safe-Guard® Equi-bits®


Eating alfalfa pellets comes naturally to your horse. One dose deworming comes naturally to you. Safe-Guard® Equi-bits® is the ef-


fective, single dose dewormer horses love Weaver Leather LLC to eat. Equi-bits® helps control large and


small strongyles, pinworms and ascarids and are safe even for foals and pregnant mares. One bag treats a 1,250 lb. horse. Equi-bits® are apple fl avored and have an overwhelming horse acceptance.


Visit our website at www.GetRotationRight.com


All Purpose Saddle Pads with Damask Pattern Now available with a subtle damask pattern in four fashionable colors, the All Purpose Saddle Pad looks and performs


great on the trail. This versatile pad has an easy care Herculon top, a self contouring 1” felt insert, a maize fl eece bottom and distressed brown top grain wear leathers.


Call, toll free, 800-932-8371 or visit our website at www.ridethebrand.com


White Haven Farm


Solution4 Feet 1 bottle... 1 solution... a breakthrough in hoof disinfec- tion! Combines the potency of natural antibacte- rial and antifungal oils with 21st century polymer technology giving you a highly penetrating hoof disinfectant. Providing a sustained release of potent, active ingredients fi ghting against micro- organisms that loves to digest horses’ hooves. Also, powerful antioxidants and phospholipids, essential for a healthy, strong hoof capsule. Call (508) 529-3384/4943 or visit our website at www.whitehavenfarm.com


80 June | July 2010 • WWW.TRAILBLAZERMAGAZINE.US Zephyr’s Garden


Healing Salve I Rated “Best Choice” by Horse Journal 5/10 for its natural anti-infective properties. Salve is rich in herbs to heal the wound, soothe the skin, and regrow the hair fast. Also available in Healing Salve II which contains no essential oils.


Call (805) 969-6105, or visit our website at www.ZephyrsGarden.com


Quilted Saddle Bags


Tucker Trail Saddles has quilted saddle bags to take on the trail. Saddle bags and water bottle make your ride more enjoyable, while carrying bags for saddle and tack keep your equipment clean and protected between rides. Get everything you need for the trail at TuckerSaddles.com.


Call (361) 485-6725 or e-mail dloudon@circley.com


Downunder Horsemanship


Clinton Anderson Fundamental Series Clinton Anderson is world-renowned for his easy-to-understand Method that gets results immediately. In the all new Fundamentals Series, he de- tails his 8 Steps to Success – a format that makes even the most advanced maneuvers easy to apply. The series comes complete with instructional DVDs, Arena Mates and a compre- hensive Philosophy book.


Call, toll free, (888) 287-7432 or visit our website at


www.downunderhorsemanship.com


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