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UC Davis ‘Horse Day’ Oct. 10 gives us special insight I


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oin the University of California-Davis for its annual “Horse Day” event on Oct. 10 at the school’s horse barn, and you’ll come away with a remarkable appreciation for the program. It is a day filled with workshops, demonstrations,


From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Horse Heritage Festival, sponsored by the Twin Oaks Valley Equestrian Association, will enliven the equestrian center with demonstrations, food,


t’s Deere Season at Powerland Equipment — Have you been thinking of replac- ing or servicing your tractor or other


ranch equipment? October is a great time at Powerland Equipment, especially for John Deere tractors with incentives — like $5,000 off or 0% financing on selected tractors. Contact the crew at the family-owned Powerland for these and other incentives, and also ask about the complete service and parts offerings that will keep your equipment in top condition. Since 1976, Powerland Equipment has been synonymous with quality and reliability in the outdoor power equipment industry. Founded


and lectures dedicated to continuing education for horse owners and enthusiasts. There is some- thing for everyone, with a wide range of topics from equine diseases, nutrition, lameness, current research, and reproduction. Horse Day features four breakout sessions cover- ing a variety of topics with multiple speakers in each session. During each round, participants can choose to atend the talks and demonstrations that are of most interest to them. During check-in and the lunch hour, participants are invited to check out the UC Davis exhibitor area filled with tons of equine related businesses, services, clubs and organizations. Pre-purchase lunch is available when you register online, and there will also be an oppor- tunity to tour the historic UC Davis Horse Barn during the lunch hour. The event wraps up with an exciting final demonstration in the main arena to round out a fun and informative equine event! For more information, see the UC Davis ad on page 33, and visit the UC Davis Horse Day website at htps:// bit.ly/25horseday.


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0th Annual Ride & Stride! — Lace up, saddle up and show up to an important fund-raiser Oct. 18 in San Marcos —


the 20th Annual Ride & Stride. The event benefits the only public equestrian arena in northern San Diego County, the Walnut Grove Park Equestrian Center in San Marcos. You may ride or walk the 3-mile trail from the equestrian center — even deck yourself and/ or your horse in a Halloween costume if you like! Walkers and leashed dogs are welcome. To register, visit keepitequestrian.org.


limited, so reserve yours today! Cost is $200 per rider, $150 for riders in training with KPH. FOr more info, see the ad on Page 18.


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raffles, and plenty of family fun activities. Demonstrators and activities will include Judy Taylor’s Wild West Show, the Temecula Cowgirls Parade and Drill Team, Rockin’ L&D Ranch Frontier Games, West Coast Equine Emeergency Prep, the TERI Farmyard Photo Booth, and much more. For more info on the day’s exciting activities, see the ad on page 23, and visit the website.


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anch Horse Clinic in Brea — Just in time for a WCRH Rendezvous tune- up! King Performance Horses will be


conducting a one-day Ranch Riding Clinic on Sunday, Sept. 27. Join the King team for a focused and fun clinic designed to help you refine your patern, improve your scores and build confidence in the show pen. Spots are


by Malcolm Smith, a dedicated member of the San Diego County community since his emigration from the UK in 1973, the business has deep roots in the region. Over the past 35 years, Powerland has evolved into a multi-gen- erational enterprise, with three generations of the Smith family actively involved. Learn more on the ad on Page 3, or give them a call at (760) 749-1271.


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