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ETI: Leave Conejo Creek Equestrian Park as it is! E


from horsetrader sales staff


questrian Trails, Inc., one of the pillar organizations of Southern California’s horse community the past two genera-


tions, has a message for the Conejo Recreation and Park District in Thousand Oaks: PLEASE


on Horsetrader.com the last couple issues. That’s because Cindy Langlois is back on the display advertising sales team aſter a hiatus. If you have a ranch property for sale, Cindy is the one who can pull it together for you in


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KEEP THE EQUESTRIAN PARK AS IT IS! Actually, ETI’s message is to Southern California equestrians — many of whom have undergone or are going their own municipal efforts to keep horses in their communities. The message is to assist ETI Corral 37 by signing their petition, atending public meetings when possible, and raise awareness of a proposed plan by the CRPD, owner of the property. If the plan goes through, the public equestrian park would lose its dres- sage arena for expanded community garden space, lose a warm-up arena for a new picnic area, reduce the size of the horse trailer parking lot, while added pickleball courts and an RC car activity area. Here is the online petition: htps://forms.gle/b1mMLRntNrE97HmE6 You can follow ETI Corral 37 on its Instagram or Facebook with @eticorral37 Here is a link to the Coalition to Save Conejo Creek Park: htps://bit.ly/savehorsepark The ETI volunteers have spent many hours in meetings with the Coalition planning commitee, California State Horseman’s Association, atend- ing and speaking at Conejo Recreation and Parks Department board meetings, hosting informa- tional meetings and having conversations with CRPD board members. You can read more about the ongoing batle on the EI ad on page 31.


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ook at the great horse ranches... — You may have noticed more and more great horse properties for sale


in the California Horsetrader pages and


a print and online campaign that will reach your target buyers. Her direct line is 714/ 928- 1224, or email her at cindy@horsetrader.com. And if you are looking for a property, look here first! Whether you are looking for a remarkable turn-key training center (see page 2!), a Southern California oasis with your horses or a Texas move (pages 26-27), there is something for you to check out this issue.


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ersatility Ranch is here! —Now is your chance...the inaugural West Coast Versatility Ranch Horse Series


features two AQHA- and PCQHA-approved, double-judged shows in Temecula, with events scheduled for July 18–19 at Green Acres Ranch and Aug. 22–23 at California Ranch Company. Open, amateur, youth, rookie, limited, and


utmost importance, and as a leader in horse barn manufacturing, Caetlebrook utilizes the highest quality materials and the latest technology to create the best barn available. This month, among Castlebrook’s specials is an 8-stall Raised Center Aisle Barn starting at $72,000. Check out the Castlebrook Barns ad on page 5, and to learn more about the specials, call them at (800) 522-2767 or visit castlebrook- barns.com


Riding, Ranch Trail, Ranch Rail and Ranch Conformation. New exhibitors are invited to atend a free informational Zoom webinar with AQHA Professional Horseman Bryce Briggs and a VRH Clinic Day with trainer Roy Rich on July 17 at Green Acres Ranch. See the ad on page 21 for more info. Entries and schedules and more details are available at htps:// WestCoastRanchHorse.com.


astlebrook Barns July specials — From its inception, Castlebrook Barns has been a symbol of excellence in the


horse barn industry. Castlebrook understands that the safety and comfort of our horses is of


green horse divisions will compete for coveted series championship buckles. Saturday classes include Ranch Cuting, Cow Work and Ranch Reining, while Sunday features Ranch


The In Gate column is composed by the sales staff at the California Horsetrader. If you would like to put the California Horsetrader and horsetrader.com to work for you, please call the display sales staff at 760/546-1184, or e-mail to: sales@horsetrader.com


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