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The In Gate Horsetrader sales and marketing staff keep readers informed on what’s ahead and trending.


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Reining CRHA reiners head to the coast for a Slide On The Beach to conclude summer.


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Reining 2019 WCRHA show season comes to a competitive climax at the association’s annual year-end event at MEC.


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Hunters-jumpers In a duel to the end, Nicole McMillion edges Charlote Murray to win in the EMO Insurance/USHJA 3’3″ Jumping Seat Medal Finals-West.


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Newstrader Tournament of Roses Parade announces its 17 2020 equestrian units, and 13 California groups— including Temecula’s—are selected.


Trainer Tips A broke horse takes time to develop, says Horsetrader columnist Sheryl Lynde, and each horse has its ‘schedule.’


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Ask The Vet When should we start our horse’s den- tistry? Horsetrader columnist Daniel H. Grove, DVM provides valuable insight.


Real Estate’s best Equestrian real estate requires a special professional, and California has some of the nation’s frontrunners. Here they are.


ETI Newsletter Fall is here! It’s time to ride, so check out all the happenings in this month’s Equestrian Trails newsleter.


INSIDE THIS ISSUE


NORCO HORSE AFFAIR · Oct. 4-6!


Sponsored by Thrifty Horse Consignment Shoppe, the Third Annual Norco Horse Affair will attract attendees from throughout Southern California to Ingalls Park Oct. 4-6, featuring a collection of clinics, shopping, demonstrations and education with a special Horsetown USA flair.


Advertise in our November issue! DEADLINE: Tuesday, October 22


On the Cover:


Young reiner Faith Rankin slides TR Guns Afire to the CRHA Short Stirrup title in Huntington Beach. Cover photo: Mark Blakley


10 Classifieds & Fototraders® 30 $tore $avers 38 Trainers Directory


52 Real Estate Showcase 54 Ranch Property Specialists 56 Shows & Events


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