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elcome to the February issue of SouthWest Horse Trader. Our next issue is our annual Farm, Ranch, Real Estate issue. Ranches, Realtors, Boarding &
Training advertisers can take advantage of our Spring Special of $250 for a full page color or $150 for a half page color in this featured issue. Get your reservations in early!!
NEW PRODUCT HIGHLIGHT! From: Bale Buddy
Double Mini Slow Bale
Buddy: holds 2 small square bales or 1 three string square bale. It is the perfect size for weekends away, as well as for horse owners who do not want to put out hay as often.
Large Square Slow
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Both feeders come with our patented safety fastener that
eliminates unsafe drawstring closures. All seams are double bound and reinforced and the netting is 100% knotless nylon. Nylon is the softest and strongest of all the netting materials and does not cause wear to the teeth and muzzle like poly and poly blend nets. There is a one-year warranty on all Bale Buddy feeders; the
customer contacts Buddy Incorporated directly for all warranty issues.
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The winner of the $5000 Frostbite
Jumper Classic at the Blue Ribbon Winter Festival was Gianna
Aycock with her horse Flex A Tia. Publisher
Equine Publishing Concepts, Inc. Splendora, TX 77372
Editorial
Roberta Johnston - Editor Kasha Ford - Graphic Artist
Advertising Account Reps Roberta Johnston Jessicah Keller
Correspondents
Laura Cannon • Sherri Mell Mailing Address
SouthWest Horse Trader
P.O.Box 572
The winner with a clear round in the
$10,000 Winter Festival Jumper Classic was Quicksilver, owned & ridden by Katherine Huffstutler.
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Blue RibbonWinter Festival
Winner’s Circle Article starts on page 7
The SouthWest’s Marketing Guide for the Equine Industry
The SouthWest Horse Trader offers equine enthusiasts and affiliated busi- ness’s a regionwide unbiased communi- cation guide to promote the sale of horses, equipment, products or services. Our staff works hard to provide the SouthWest region with up-to-date and comprehensive information on horse show events as well as to bring together buyers and sellers of different levels and disciplines. Our customer’s advertise- ments will receive the maximum expo- sure for their advertising dollar and distribution as well as the highest quality reproduction in our market.
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