ACCEPTING ADDITIONAL CLIENTS T S S SINCE 1985


SILVERSTONE TRAINING STABLE EXCELLENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR...


*TEACHING – Helping you progress through a true “how to” method


*PLANNING – To evaluate horse investment and rider goals and set our aim high 25 YEARS SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE IN COMPETITION AND SALES OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR PARTNERSHIPS IN A FEW SELECT HORSES


Based in Orange County 805-857-5526 | WWW.DANSILVERSTONE.COM | DAN@DANSILVERSTONE.COM Made in USA for high performance both in and out of the ring. GelBands


under tall boots, chaps and half chaps Stay-in-place bands release


Ideal for breaking in new tall boots Fit comfortably and unobtrusively


areas prone to rubs/irritation Washable and reusable


a mineral oil to moisturize Protect affected areas and/or


Available in two lengths.


Dermatologist-tested, GelBands protect rider’s heels, ankles and legs from rubs and irritation while riding. Made of a unique stretchable fabric lined with a polymer gel, these supportive wraps gradually release a soothing mineral oil into the skin and can be worn comfortably and unobtrusively under clothing. For more information, please call 877-437-8434 or visit www.EquiFit.net.


Better fit. For a better finish. EF_GelBands_Showbiz_101410.indd 1 73 10/14/10 11:22 AM TM Protect heels, ankles and legs.


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