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The title reflects what you will be saying after you read my scribbles. But I’m laying it on you straight without embellishment or spin. I married the most beautiful Texas woman fifty years ago. Yep, stole her right out from under her college boy friend. I’m not saying “shallow” but I did drive a newer car than he did. We both graduated college and with diploma in hand she taught school for three years while I polished off my selective service requirement. I then went to law school became a lawyer and drug enough meat to the fire to free her up to run the house and raise our three kids. She paid all the bills and managed all the money. She never missed a softball or soccer game. She sat in for me on most of those screechy concerts where the horns are flat and one or more drum sticks are dropped. Although my wife, Dana, liked to throw down a wine or two in the evenings, she never missed church.

California Cowboy By Jim Nichols

DON’T READ THAT STUFF MARTHA. THAT COWBOY IS FRUIT LOOPS!

Shortly after Dana died my six year old granddaughter told her mother she saw Nana (Dana)in her bedroom. My daughter recorded her statement with her phone. When I heard about it I watched the play back and was astounded.

I then quizzed Isabel (granddaughter); “when did you see Nana?” “Yesterday.” “What was

We bought a cattle ranch in Kern County, California twenty years ago. My wife ran our outfit. Besides the book keeping occasionally I could get her on a horse to help my neighbors and/or me move cows from one pasture to another. After 50 wonderful years married to that fox, she was diagnosed with colon cancer and upped and died on me. It was three months from diagnosis to death. She never complained or significantly altered her activities right up to the last. I was, and am devastated. I feel cheated she went first and left me behind to do my own laundry.

she wearing?” “Her orange sweater.” “Did she talk?” “No.” “What did she do?” “She smiled and left.” “Were you frightened?” “No.” Wow!!! I’m assuming she dreamed it but she is so matter of fact recounting it, it is startling.

Grieving I try to stay busy. Before my wife’s memorial I pondered what to say to her friends and family at the memorial. I puzzled over the picture I would put in the newspaper along with her obituary.

Before writing her obit I was at my ranch putting a quad away in one of our 40 foot containers where I keep vehicles and equipment. Pulling into the container THERE IT WAS ON THE FLOOR. One photograph of my gorgeous bride staring at me with that beautiful smile. It gave me a chill and made me cry. I tenderly picked it up, kissed it and put it in my shirt pocket. To this moment I am totally baffled by that occurrence..... I have never seen a photo on any of the floors of any of my buildings or containers at the ranch. I do not know how it got there and how long it had been there but it was clean and not wrinkled. We have hundreds of pictures of the ranch, the kids, the grandkids, horses, cattle, the neighbors and me…... but that day, only one picture, and it was of her. It was as if she were saying “I’m with you and will always be with you.” The L.A. Times published the picture along with her obit.

“Enough with the fluff” you are murmuring. “Get to the point!” Okay here it is. I’m not superstitious and have never believed in ghosts, goblins, or booger stuff. I don’t watch t.v. about haunted houses and attempts at documenting paranormal activity. I’m a Christian with a traditional God and Jesus belief. I have been taught, and believe, that when one dies the soul goes to Heaven or elsewhere leaving behind the earthly body.

Simple!

My late Mom once said to me, Jim when you see Mourning Doves outside your house that means someone has died or will die soon. “That’s crap Ma!” I exclaimed. “I agree” she said, then told me her Texas mother told her that. The morning before my wife died I walked outside to feed my horses and there were four Mourning Doves sitting on our telephone line making that mournful whooo whoooing. I took their picture. Rarely do I see those birds in our area.

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My wife loved tortoises. She obtained two, twenty years ago from a pet store. They came from North Africa. One now weighs at least 50 pounds. She had a special enclosure built for them so they could not escape and they never did until after she died. I’ve rounded them up twice since she passed and I cannot figure out how they got out. No digging holes and all closed gates. Did she let them out? And if not, her why would someone come at night to liberate these big reptiles into my back yard and horse pens?

So, do I now believe in booger stuff, super natural, ooey gooey stuff? No. I’m still a straight forward God and Jesus guy and assume there is an explanation, but I am truly baffled by what I have just shared with you.

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We had the most amazing week last I mean remote! On Wednesday we month and experienced some things that are now with this group, and we have have changed our lives “Forever.” I had no hardline phone, no cell phone. We By Rocco Wachman always perceived myself as a motivated, do have a Satellite Phone though that result orientated and also tough man who we don't know how to use. Ah!!!!!!!!!!!!!! at times can have a soft side. Those thoughts were quickly These guys rode every day for five days and never ask to changed when we spent five days horseback with six men stop. They were always on time, always willing to help each from the United Kingdom who came to the Arizona Cowboy other and also me. I think the most amazing thing that hit College. me was they were always smiling. I have complained and They were sent to the College and Lori Bridwell by a moaned about my knees for years. I am getting new ones charitable organization called, BLESMA. The British Limbless early this year but these men never quit and never let their Ex Service Men`s Association that is a British based non losses slow them profit that works to help rehabilitate Retired Soldiers who down. They rode to gather cattle, they penned the cows have given up a limb, or two in service of their Country and while horseback, worked the cattle sometimes on foot and the World`s Freedom. Also part of Blesma`s commitment is inoculated and branded the ones that were needed done. to send these men and women on trips all over the World to They worked the squeeze chute and tables all without visit places of their personal interests to help them prove that any help from me or my crew, all I did was bark at them. still can do what they did before their injuries and experience Which, by the way is what I am famous for. new things. We at the College were fortunate enough to peak Each day after work we would sit by a fire with The Brits, Rocco Wachman BLESMA`s interest and be able to accommodate their needs Lori Bridwell and our team Christine Reed, Maddy Schmidt, with the primary concern being the “Personal Safety” of the participants.

Dennis Kiss, Gordon Rule, Debbie Brown, and Val Woodruff. We would We passed the test! talk about the days adventures and each time a memory was told it was On Sunday late evening six men arrived at Phoenix Sky Harbor amazing to see it be embellished and get bigger and bigger each time it Airport for a quick trip to the Ranch and for everyone to get settled in. was revisited. Thursday night when I came to the fire to share a Bourbon It was a learning experience for everyone on my crew to watch these with the boys was the first time I saw an amazing sight. Anyone who had “Warriors” go through an incredibly difficult daily routine to cope with their a Prosthetic had it removed and either laying in the grass next to them or Prosthetics. We had two men that were double amputees, legs above holding it in their laps cleaning and making sure there was no damage. the knees. Three had lost one leg and finally Andy who had lost an arm Some of these legs actually had to be plugged in at night to charge. Ash to a “Passing RPG” has he describes the event. Mick had lost both legs had two different sets, one for walking and one for horseback. I saw the from being rolled over by a railroad car and also owns and pain, swelling and stiffness set in as the night went on, but rides four horses at home. Ash had two legs removed by a they never complained. They just kept smiling and enjoying bomb he was attempting to diffuse. Lori asked him if there their time for all it was worth. It was humbling to see how they was a moment when he realized it went bad? He answered coped with their individual challenges. that he felt weightless for a second or two before he passed In the twenty some odd years I have been doing this with out for a bit. “Passed out for a Bit!” My God……. Stuart and Lori we have never seen tougher people. We have never Michael lost a leg each to IED`s and Lee by motorcycle. I seen people who lived so much for the moment. Each one of was embarrassed to mention that my knees hurt these men at the time of their loss knew they were going to die to them. from their injuries. But they didn't…… So because of that they When we started on Monday I was as close to a mental have a love of life that we have never witnessed before and wreck from worrying how we were gonna pull this off without it changed us all for the better. They were the bravest people killing somebody. I mean it is hard enough and dangerous we have ever met, true warriors and we have thought of them enough to ride a horse with all you parts but missing legs, every day since they left. All involved were in tears when they arms….. I was frazzled. My Boss, Lori Bridwell persuaded left. me to trust in our horses, “The Method” and with that I used to think that when people came to the Arizona Get it at www.amazon.com Cowboy College that they going to benefit from their time at the everything would be fine. So we started slow and easy. We watched what was hard for them to do and what was not ranch with me. As I get older I am starting to realize that they possible for them to do based on the working of their individual situations. are coming to somehow make me better. Oh yeah I forgot, we were injury Just because two people might me missing two legs all of us have free for the week. learned that their prosthetics work on them very differently. Based on For more information got to: www.BLESMA.org observations we made adjustments and changed rules.

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Brad Barkemeyer, from Scottsdale, AZ competed in the 2016 World Series of Roping, at the South Point Casino in Las Vegas, December 10th. He finished 4th place and Won $130,000 when he Team Roped with his hero & friend Doug Williamson.

1 - HOW MANY TEAMS WERE ENTERED FOR THIS ENTIRE EVENT? I think around 4,000 for the week, 500+ in our roping 2- WAS THE COMPETITION TOUGH? Yes, with people from all over North America and Hawaii and the shear numbers alone you’d better bring your A game.

3- TELL US ABOUT YOUR COMPETITION HORSE? He’s an eight year old gelding by Easy Otie Whiz out of a Colonial Freckles daughter. I started roping on him when he was 3 for current owner Grennberg Land and Livestock, and took him to the World Series Finals the first time as a 4 year old. He’s always been very mature and great minded, He’s really special because he is also an excellent heading horse and crosses over to be very competitive at the AQHA shows as well as the jackpots.

4-WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR IN A HORSE? I would take a horse with a good mind and a lot of try any day over one with raw talent. In addition, good feet and legs, big hip, good genetics and being attractive doesn’t hurt.

5-HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN COMPETING AT THIS AT SOUTH POINT EVENT? Steve Greenberg and I have roped there together for 7 years now. We finished 10th last year, and placed a couple years ago. It is such an amazing event with so much money available it’s a hard roping to miss.

Plus Denny and Connie Gentry, their family and crew are first class, we appreciate what they do for this event and the industry as a whole.

6- WHO IS DOUG WILLIAMSON AND WHY IS HE YOUR “HERO”?

We could write a book on “Who is Doug Williamson”(which someone should probably do)but basically he is one of the best horse trainers and showmen of all time. Doug is most well known for his success in the Reined Cow Horse arena as being a multiple Snaffle Bit Futurity Champion, Worlds Greatest Horseman contender and NRCHA Hall of Famer. Doug has left his mark on cowboying, rodeoing, reining, cutting, and other events I probably don’t know about. He is 74 years young, a cancer survivor that has a great wife and family. Don’t let 18

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Performance Horses in 2010 and our first ad ran in the Bridle and Bit Magazine. I guess it must have worked because we have a barn full of great clients and their horses, operating at Bella Vista Ranch in Scottsdale.

Brad Barkemeyer

7- YOUR WIFE “MINDY” JUST 11- HOW LONG HAD A BIG WIN HAVE YOU BEEN AT THE NRCHA WORKING AT FUTURITY, THIS? TELL US ABOUT I have memories THAT? of roping the I’m so proud of dummy and dogs her. She is an before I was in all star mom, school, so I guess wife, business I’ve been working partner and friend. at this a long time.

Besides starting When something her own purse is your passion and accessory it’s not work, but a business this way of life. year, we decided she should show 12- HOW MANY a the NRCHA EVENTS DO Snaffle Bit futurity, YOU COMPETE since she had so IN/FOCUS ON? Doug Williamson much extra time We usually attend (sarcastic)! Mindy around 20 events and Brad Barkemeyer won the AQHA per year between World Championship in the boxing in AQHA and NRCHA events as well 2013 so she made the goal of going as the World Series and NTRA Team to the futurity in the boxing before she Ropings. learned how to go down the fence.

Combine a strong competitor and 13- YOU HAVE TWO SONS, DO good horsewoman and just like her THEY RIDE AND COMPETE? first AQHA World Show, she ended We have two great boys, Bryce 10 up winning her first NRCHA Snaffle and Zane 8. Both are very good Bit Futurity in the Non Pro Limited on riders. Bryce began showing in the a horse that is actually a half brother youth boxing this past July at the to the gelding on which she won the Arizona Reined cow horse Association World Show on this year!

Tall Pines show in Flagstaff, and is pursuing qualification for the AQHA 8- HOW DID YOU GET YOUR Youth World Show, when he is not in START? school or playing flag football. Zane I started riding, roping and training showed in the Youth Ranch Riding as a child on the family ranch in the last two years at the AQHA Sun Montana. My Dad was instrumental Circuit and has many other interests, in developing my appreciation for including Cub Scouts, Karate, Art and horsemanship and my mom provided taking care of his chickens. a lot of support and resources for me to pursue horse training as a 14-IS THIS ONE OF THE BIG business that started in eighth grade.

HIGHLIGHTS OF YOUR CAREER? This is definitely a highlight of my 9 & 10- WHO HAVE YOU WORKED career. It is so fun and rewarding WITH? MENTORED WITH? because of the nature of the event, During college at Montana State and the money is life changing!

University I worked for David Avery.

It makes the long hours, sacrifice He and his wife at the time, Gary away from family, money spent and Lynn, introduced me to the horse failures along the way a little easier to show world. From there I began my swallow. Plus, it was a team win for quest to train and show rope horses Doug and I, our families and our horse at AQHA events. After college I owners which makes it even more continued to work for David as he special. had moved to Roswell NM. I spent 4 years as an assistant learning 15. WHAT ARE SOME OTHER the ins and outs of the rope horse CAREER “BIG DEALS”? business before relocating to *AZQHA Most Valuable Professional Scottsdale to work for Al Dunning.

2011 While at Al’s I broadened my interest *Finalist at AQHA World Show in to include reining, cutting and cow Reining, Cow horse, Heading and horses. Mindy and I started Bar B Heeling SEPTEMBER 2016

*NRCHA Hackamore Classic Open, Intermediate and Limited Champion *NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Open and Intermediate Finalist *Sun Circuit Smart Boons Fence Challenge Champion *Sun Circuit Cinch Timed Event Champion *DT Horses Rope Horse Derby Champion 16- WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND TO YOUNG MEN & WOMAN THAT WISH TO MAKE A CAREER IN WESTERN PERFORMANCE TRAINING & COMPETITION? To the aspiring trainers: Horse training is not “normal” life but it is real life, just more fun! You must be committed, you must have patience, you must work hard and among many other things you must be resilient.

17- WHAT ARE YOUR WORDS OF WISDOM TO OTHER RIDERS OPEN & NON-PRO? Competition is about constancy and repetition, just like training a horse, and you cant be afraid to make a mistake. Never give up or lose confidence in your own ability or that of your horse. A moment in competition does not define who you are. In a sport with so many variables, we can all use a little luck now and then.

18- WHAT DO YOU DO IN YOUR SPARE TIME/HOBBIES? My favorite thing to do if I have any free time is to be at home with my family with no plans or activities.

Otherwise team roping, watching football, and of course shopping with my wife ;). Someday I want to travel without horses, fly fish, golf, play the guitar, hunt and snow ski.

19. CLOSING THOUGHTS/ COMMENTS? I want to Thank Mindy, Bryce and Zane for supporting me in this crazy life and for understanding when I miss activities or I’m late for dinner!

I would like to Thank the WSTR and all of its great sponsors for making this event possible. Many Thanks to Steve and Trish Greenberg for always keeping excellent horses around, and for keeping us on the Greenberg Express and for being great friends/ family. Thank You to Doug Williamson for turning four nice steers and making it easy on me. Thank You to my sponsors; Weaver Leather, Lone Star Ropes, Bob’s Custom Saddles, Wrangler, Justin Boots, BEX sunglasses, JW Brooks Custom hats, Logan Coach Trailers, and certainly but not least I give God the glory for all that he has Blessed us with, the Freedoms of this great Country, good horses, and the great people to share it with.

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I’m over here like, “Man”….. “Did you see Beau and the boys on our trailer service side that?” “Did you see that cork blow out of that

By Justin Legler have continue to bang them out… from 24 PT bottle???” I don’t know about you guys, but that Yearly’s to our very first “ALL ALUMINUM” Hayrack Champagne bottle that I uncorked this year was like shooting a 12 gauge that just finished up in December! We posted the completed pics on Imperial shotgun off versus a BB gun the previous years…. NO…… Nothing Trailer Sales and Livestock Supply Inc Facebook Page, so be sure you’ve liked expensive! I go all out and buy Andre’s, Cold Duck…. LOL…. HEY…. all our pages on social media! We also decided to add a 4th tire to our Trailer That’s my favorite! Anyways…. I was so impressed I went out searching Tire Super Center line up campaign for the New Year… These 4 tire brands for that sucker just to see if there was anything left of it… I finally found it we’re proud to sell here @ Imperial knowing our name is on them, and we can trust them even with our Grandmas hauling horses up and down the and I swear that cork traveled the length of a football field…. road… Yes, we sell ALL brand names, but these 4 have passed the Alright, I had a couple beers and a few Pendleton and Cokes Imperial trailer tire test… No ass chewins within the first 6 months before that so…, I may be exaggerating a little bit :-)…. I bent LOL…. The newest tire to our lineup is the Gladiator! Interested, over to pick that cork up and to my disbelief, that sucker was call Beau and he’ll get you handled! still intact! No way…. I brought it closer to my face and into The barns side is, well, we are blessed… Steve and the boys the light so I could a better look at that bad boy… On top of are slammed! Kind of proud of our little line of barns that are the cork, or the head as you would call it, well it was a fist! starting to get more and more recognized everyday, especially You know… The emoji fist icon! Huhhhhh???? Yeah!!! That’s when the big guys said we wouldn’t or couldn’t do it! Or as I’ve what I was thinking too… So I flipped it over just to see what heard, “homemade” ect… Well, seems like our little "homemade" was on the bottom of the cork, or the end that goes in the barn that is being manufactured right here in Mesa, AZ and employs local people, has been kicking a little Corporate barn ass :-)… bottle, well it was branded TRUMP….. Drumroll please…

We’re averaging a barn a week in sales and completions, and as Bahahaha….. I gotcha…. Happy New Year Everyone! of right now we are 8 weeks or more out… You see, "homemade" Justin Legler Welcome to 2017! Justin Legler here @ Imperial… Keep eliminates overhead, freight and you get an American made barn reading! You know I’ll chime in about Trump eventually! by a guy who is 2nd generation and with 17 years experience versus, HOT How was your Christmas?? Man, mine was awesome! I had my kids AIR…. So ya, I’m kind of proud of our little "homemade" barn and all the guys this year on Christmas Eve so we all went over to Aunt Mary’s! Pretty it takes to make it happen! Of course, if I can be the underdog standing up much a family tradition and the norm for us… We all get together to visit, there with the big boys, chest stuck out, you know I’m going to do it…. It’s who eat, and then play the gift exchange game…. You know, bring a gift, I am and what Imperial has been built around… That’s the Cowboy tradition, pick numbers and then fight over the best gift lol… It can only be stolen right.. Pride…. “Dare to Compare” and as I advertise, “Bring me a comparable twice… Good stuff… Then the food…. Awww man the food! I love it bid on ANY modular barn and I will beat it, or I’ll buy you a steak down the road at Longhorns”… You have nothing to lose and you may be shocked that, because it’s an appetizer dish kind of night and Uncle Bob does one of is "homemade" can be better summed up as, “Whatever you want”…. Follow us on legendary “SMOKED” Briskets…. Yeah man!! You can only imagine! FAT Facebook @ Imperial Enterprises Inc. belly’s all around… Sure doesn’t help that spare tire that seems to keep Alright, let’s do it…. “Politics By A Dumb Cowboy”….. I’m going to keep it growing underneath the shirt this time of year though LOL… It was good short because he’s not in office yet, but we have T-Minus 19 days from Jan 1st to see everyone! The only thing that could have possibly been better until we get “The Donald”…. Excuse me, “Mr President Elect, Donald Trump”…. which was a little rough I’m sure of, was imagining Santa getting that 300 Yes people!! He is going to be “your” next President of the United States of pound trampoline into my house ALL by himself in the pouring rain…..

America and it’s about time you get over it, accept it, and quit all the antics…

Yeah… Probably could have done without that :-)…. That, and the lastWe’re all tired of it…. I know all you Tofu Farting Liberals (LOL, credit Randy minute Christmas shopping…

Lewis), spoiled ass brat millenniums, man hating womenaters (LOL credit Now that is entirely a whole nother segment right there……. Christmas Chad Prather), non-employed government titty babies, well he’s not who you

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shopping…. Who likes to Christmas shop?? Of course, every woman just yelled “Hell Yes”!! Now, who waited until the last weekend to Christmas shop? Every man just turned his head like we’re all in a classroom and the teacher just asked that question… Well, my entire freakin arm just slapped me upside my head…. OOOO… OOOO…. Pick me! Pick me! That’s one thing I’m not! I’m not a shopper…. Have you ever seen me shop…. NO…. Now if it was for a new Bass boat, a new truck, or a new horse, different story… I’m all about that except my divorce keeps that in check LOL… Give me a drum roll for that one LOL… (I couldn’t help it…) Alright, back to my Christmas shopping story… Some people are all about that Christmas shopping but me, Nah…… I’d rather watch paint dry! I’m just not a crowd guy and especially a rude rushing crowd… Bump into me more than once, I’m the guy that’s thinking about shoving your head into that wall to see if it’s hollow or not, or running you over with my cart LOL… Ahhhhh, the stress… In fact, I lost my Thanksgiving spare tire trying to get thru Christmas shopping…. Don’t believe me…? Did you see how skinny I was going into Christmas Eve :-).. No??? Well, I guess you can’t call me a liar then now can you LOL…. I’m just glad it’s over… I love Christmas and everything about it, except that shopping… Next year, I’m considering Amazon but first, I’m going to wait and see what computer deals are out there… I’m sure after my first shopping experience on Amazon, my old computer probably won’t survive…. It may grow wings and decide to fly out the window :-o! Santa, it’s been real and we all thank you for the smiles this year! Until next year, enjoy your vacation….

I’m excited about 2017 for Imperial! If you haven’t liked us on Facebook @ Imperial Trailer Sales and Livestock Supply Inc, or made Imperialaz.com a favorite in your browser, you are seriously missing out especially on our new arrivals! Had about 10 consignment trailers just pop in here including 2 Platinum Trailers with Outlaw interiors…. Beautiful!! Spacious floor plans! Priced right… A

wanted…. We get it! But he “IS”, what you are gonna get…. PERIOD!!!

How many more things can the media, “Obama administration”, and these crybabies come up with…. I mean, MY GOD…. Aren’t these the same people that blasted Trump for not accepting the election results when he actually didn’t even say it… He said…… “Ask me then”! How about I tell you what your acting like… A damn pathetic, hypocrite, sore losing whining little asshole…. YES….

You are! It’s embarrassing… Give the man a damn chance…. Last month I said it’s time to move forward, and move forward together… Look at that Cabinet Trump continues to put together…. Pretty freakin impressive…. It’s why I voted for him… It’s why most hard working “Deplorables” voted for him… It’s what he does… He builds “The Team To Succeed”. He is, “The Donald”, A Business Icon…

I laughed when he pissed off China already…. You knew that was coming….

But then you got all these candy asses like, ohhhh don’t offend them… Why not??? They’ve walk all over the US for the last 8 years, took our jobs, destroyed American made commodities, and you’re going to tell him not to piss them off..…. Trump…. Do it again…. Then, do it again…. Get our respect back! Now, how about this UN council crap that’s going on... Obama has clashed with Netanyahu since he took office… Trump Tweets “The big loss yesterday for Israel in the United Nations will make it much harder to negotiate peace. Too bad, but we will get it done anyway!” And he’s not even President yet…. Isn’t that what a President is supposed to do???? Rather than, sway the UN, piss everyone off, then go play golf… Com'mon….

People, 2017 is going to be a phenomenal year… We all need to get behind this guy, and join him… He is our next Ronald Reagan…. No, he is “The Donald” the United States resurrector.. As always, thanks for reading…. #Gotrump #Makeamericagreatagain #Letsdoittogether #Getbehindhim

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Hat of Death Sheriff-elect Pat Garrett and his posse tracked Billy the Kid (rumored to wearing a sugarloaf sombrero with a green hatband) and three of his outlaw pards to an abandoned stone building at a spot near Stinking Springs, about fifteen miles east of Fort Sumner, New Mexico. Arriving after midnight, Garrett wanted to jump in and arrest the brigands, but the other posse members outvoted him. Too dangerous in the dark. Finally, as the weak rays of sunlight begin streaking the horizon, the posse hears movement in the house. A man soon appears in the doorway with a feed bag. His head is down, but Garrett sees a Mexican hat with a green band and brings the Winchester to his shoulder. Seven bullets rip through the pale dawn light. Garrett intended to shoot the Kid on sight and had information as to the style and color of Billy’s headgear. When Garrett recognized the hat, he gave the signal, and seven bullets met the wearer at the door.

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After being captured at Stinking Springs, Billy the Kid and his gang were taken to Fort Sumner, New Mexico where Billy was allowed to say goodbye to his girlfriend Paulita Maxwell, while her mother scowled at the posse. One of the posse members, James East, later recalled, “The lovers embraced, and she gave Billy one of those soul kisses the novelists tell us about, till it being time to hit the road for Vegas, we had to pull them apart, much against our wishes, for you know, all the world loves a lover.” It was a Christmas Eve smooch, as the date was December 24, 1880.

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After the big smooch in Fort Sumner, Pat Garrett requisitioned a wagon to haul the Kid and his prisoners to Las Vegas. After a sumptuous Christmas dinner in Puerto de Luna, at Padre Polaco’s store, Garrett and crew pushed on. Even though it was bitter cold, Billy stood in the wagon and entertained the entourage with jokes. It was to be his last Christmas on earth.

Basking in The Limelight Billy the Kid and four of his gang were delivered to the jail in Las Vegas, New Mexico on December 26, 1880. They were locked up without much fanfare, but in the morning a crowd turned out to see the captured celebrity. “There was a big crowd gazing at me, wasn’t there?” the Kid said to a reporter, who also wrote, “He was the attraction of the show, as he stood there, lightly kicking the toes of his boots on the stone pavement to keep his feet warm, one would scarcely mistrust that he was the hero of the ‘Forty Thieves’ romance which this paper has been running in serial form for six weeks or more.” (Alas, the Las Vegas Gazette newspaper archives for this period were lost in a fire).

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Cow Horses on the Big Screen! San Luis Obispo International Film Festival 2017 Early Acceptance

SLO Film Fest Laurels As many of you know, we’ve been submitting Down The Fence to film festivals for the last few months. We didn’t expect to hear back from any of them until next month, but received the BEST CALL EVER this week! The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival gave Down The Fence an early acceptance into their wonderful film festival!

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jumping around) How perfect that the film will be screened in a California mission town where this whole beautiful cow horse culture started and at such a great film festival.

The film festival dates are March 14-19. We won’t know the exact dates, times, or theater locations until sometime in January. We’ll post the info as we find out though. If you’re able, we hope you’ll come with us!

We’re not sure when they’ll be selling tickets yet either. More to come…

If you want to show your support to the SLO Film Fest for their support of Down The Fence, please like their Facebook page and follow them on Twitter @SLOFilmFest It looks like they have some early bird specials on festival tickets & passes on their website.

Down The Fence has it’s very first film festival on the schedule. Can you believe it? We did it! We love you backers and supporters!!!

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Second shall be first Second Spot and Matt Gaines brought down a packed house with a 229 in the Open finals of the Jerry’s Chevrolet NCHA Futurity, presented by Great American Insurance December 10 in Fort Worth. That gave Gary and Shannon Barker’s homebred mare a seven-point lead for the win.

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Call her a dreamer, but for the last decade Road to the Horse Owner/ Producer Tootie Bland has working to bring about two completely different worlds together. From the outside their differences are diverse, yet one thing remains true, whether you’re starting a quarter horse for the reining futurity, or a warmblood for the jumping pen, starting a young horse is all about creating a solid and trusting foundation. It’s not about being English or Western, it’s about starting a young horse with love and kindness. It’s about setting each horse up for success, regardless of their projected path. In a long enduring search, Bland’s ‘never give up or give in’ attitude landed her a rock star, an international showjumper, clinician, TV celebrity, author, cowgirl and New Zealand native by the name of Ms Vicki Wilson.

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Lexington, Ky. - The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is pleased to announce Lawrence “Larry” Langer as the winner of the 2016 USEF Lifetime Achievement Award. Langer, of Burbank, Calif., has been part of the horse industry for 66 years, from starting lessons as a child to his induction into the Show Jumping Hall of Fame. For his years of service, Langer will be awarded the 2016 USEF Lifetime Achievement Award at the Pegasus Awards Dinner.

As described by his wife, Marnye, “Larry discovered horses as a knobbykneed, near-sighted little boy when he walked into Hackley Stables as an eight-year-old boarding student at the McFadden School in New York.

Horses, horsemen, and the horse world have provided a lifetime of experiences and joys for Larry, and has been his ‘home’ ever since.”

A respected FEI official and competition manager, Langer has served the USEF as a member of the Board of Directors and is currently a member of the Competition Management, Jumper, and Legislative Committees. In addition, Langer has been a strong supporter of the USHJA and its mission since its inception, and has made many contributions to the advancement of the organization.

He currently serves as the Secretary of the Board of Directors for the USHJA, as well as on the Competition Management, Competition Standards, and Zone 10 Jumper committees, and the Jumper Working Group.

Langer is the president and CEO of Langer Equestrian Group, a horseshow management organization based in California that produces 32 hunter/jumper and dressage shows throughout California and Colorado.

He developed the Colorado Summer Circuit at the Colorado Horse Park, and his management team has served as the competition management for the North American Junior & Young Rider Championships three different times, most recently in 2008, at the Colorado venue.

Langer produced the first multi-ring hunter/jumper shows in California, expanding the horse-show circuit beyond the shows held at fairgrounds and financed by the state.

He has owned and/or developed four schools, including the Hansen Dam Riding School, which he opened in 2015 as a way to give back to the sport and be able to encourage new people to realize the joy of riding and learning about the horse. The school currently hosts over 40 regular

students and 25 to 30 lessons per week.

Highlights of Langer’s career include managing the 1992 World Cup Jumping Finals in Del Mar, Calif., and serving as the show jumping competition manager for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Ga. He received the California Professional Horsemen’s Association Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008 and the USHJA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2009. He also received the President’s Award from the Los Angeles Hunter Jumper Association,

of which he was president from 1971 to 1972, and has been honored with the USHJA Distinguished Service Award five times.

Langer will receive his award at the Pegasus Awards Dinner held Friday, January 13, at the Hyatt Regency Lexington in Lexington, Ky., during the 2017 USEF Annual Meeting.

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Burger Wins Second World Championship in Dramatic Fashion

She came into the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo ranked No. 1, and through 10 rounds of fierce competition, Mary Burger remained No. 1. However, a tipped barrel in Round 10 had Burger uncertain of the results.

“I had went back to the stall and was unsaddling my horse because I hit a barrel, and I had no idea on numbers – I had no idea I had won it. They had to come back to get me at the barn,” she said with a laugh.

Burger placed in six rounds and placed eighth in the average to win $86,577 at the Wrangler NFR. She finished the year with $277,554 on the season to become the WPRA Barrel Racing World Champion for the second time in her career at the age of 68. “I just thank God, my family, my sponsors, and everybody who's helped me get here. It’s been a wonderful year that I just could not even imagine happening to me,” Burger said humbly. “I’m pretty dedicated, I trust in God, and I’m so thankful for this year.”

“God has His plan," said Burger of her motto. “I don’t get nervous when I come down that alleyway because I know God has His plan – whatever it is, good or bad,” Burger explained.

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Photo by Greg Westfall hopeful that Sadiesfamouslastwords “Mo” will make a complete recovery from the injury he’s been recovering from. They ultrasound and vet-check him everyday while in Las Vegas to make sure he’s okay to run. Like Burger, it’s obvious he’s a winner with a lot of heart. “The vet said that any other horse would probably be standing in the corner with his head

down and wouldn’t want to come down the alleyway. But he’s a trooper.

I love him – he’s a good boy,” Burger said about the buckskin gelding. She also added, “He’s only 7 (years old), and he’s going to stay with me. We hope to have some more fun.”

Without a doubt, the fans had fun watching Burger and Mo, and the rest of the incredible field of horses

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and jockeys. “It’s a top notch group – they’re the best. And Amberleigh (Moore) coming in 15th – she just did a great job on that mare,” Burger said.

After a spectacular Wrangler NFR on her mare, CP Dark Moon “Paige," Moore ended up second in the WPRA World Standings with $266,760 in earnings, and second in the average.

Impressively, Lisa Lockhart and Louie set a new Wrangler NFR average record with 137.98 seconds continued next page

PRCA and Wrangler Ink FiveYear Contract Extension ​

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and Wrangler have signed a five-year contract that will extend the Wrangler brand’s status as the premier sponsor of professional rodeo through 2021. The agreement includes the continuance of Wrangler being the title sponsor of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and the Wrangler Champions Challenge tour.

“The PRCA and Wrangler go all the way back, and it is with great pride that we extend and strengthen a relationship that supports the entire sport of professional rodeo,” said PRCA Commissioner Karl Stressman.

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NFR from previous page on 10 runs. She was the only barrel racer to be clean on every run.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to have accomplished it,” Lockhart said.

While talking about her 13 year old buckskin, An Okie With Cash “Louie”, Lockhart remarked, “I am so proud of him! It’s pretty phenomenal because he’s been here so many times – that alone is pretty cool knowing that he has now made 70 runs in here consecutively.”

Lockhart qualified for the Wrangler NFR by only going to 36 rodeos. “It was just too important to me to stay home and be at all the high school rodeos with my kids this year so it’s just something I chose to do. I’m not

license and market the PRCA logo.

Wrangler’s support of every aspect of the sport and PRCA membership ranges from paid advertising of PRCA television programming, direct endorsement of contestant members and support of PRCA rodeo committees through their PRCA Rodeo Assistance Program, the PRCA Rodeo Committee Shirt Program, the PRCA Retail Ticket Promotion, as well as Wrangler’s continued support of numerous other PRCA initiatives.

The extension also provides for the Wrangler Network to livestream 30 premier PRCA events annually, free of charge, to ProRodeo fans, along with archived content on WranglerNetwork.com, which in addition to livestreaming includes year-round highlights, upcoming rodeo listings and other Western lifestyle content.

Lisa Lockhart Photo by Greg Westfall going to lie, I was panicked. I knew I had to give it my all, and it worked.”

Lockhart finished 3rd in the 2016 WPRA World Standings with $251,975 in earnings.

In Round 10, Jana Bean and Sherry Cervi split the win with times of 13.59. Cervi finished third in the average. Kimmie Wall and Foxy capped off a great, first WNFR with a run of 13.61 for third in the round and fourth in the average. Cayla Small earned fourth place in Round 10 with 13.64. Lockhart and Pamela Capper tied for fifth with times of 13.67 seconds.

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The judge and instructor want to see the horse relaxed, balanced, with a steady rhythm and properly bent on the movement. Compare this with the unbalanced horse learning how to lunge. They typically drop their inside front shoulder toward the middle of the circle, look to the outside, hind legs way out behind them and scramble to make it around again.

Because they are out of balance, they are nervous and therefore, go faster, which is the opposite of what they need to do. Actually, almost everything they are doing on the beginning lunge circle is usually the opposite of what we want! Then what is the purpose of making them do something unnatural? Well, almost everything we ask them to do is not natural, so let’s not go down that path…Horses don’t naturally go around in circles. We train circles because it is the beginning of relaxation, balance on a bent line and rhythm. Which, in turn is the beginning of a swinging back and engagement of the hind quarters, which, will build a strong back and a lasting career as a riding horse!

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By Leigh Webber same, reorganize his our inside leg at energy with your inside leg. 51% of the girth. We “catch” that energy with your weight should be on the inside our outside aids (seat, leg, hand), the sit bone and down the inside thigh to bowl. This is an example of “riding knee, 49% on the outside! Then do it the horse from the inside leg into the at a trot, don’t canter until trot feels outside rein”. Try swirling the water great! If he drops his outside shoulder, the other direction! Keep this visual in chances are you are bending his neck, mind through the following exercises. not his body.

EXERCISE 1: EXERCISE 2: Instead of thinking, picturing in Walk a square. Walk several your mind’s eye, a circle, try picturing straight strides, before the rail, stop. a diamond or octagon. In other words, Do a ¼ turn on the forehand and put a few straight strides on your walk until your horse is straight and circle. Walk it first on your own feet, forward in a steady rhythm, stop, ¼ then walk while mounted. Each set of turn on the forehand. Do this all the straight strides will rebalance you and way around the square several times. your horse at least four times on each Change directions. When this is circle. And, it will help you recognize going well and the horse understands where your horse is losing his and complies with relaxation, trot balance. Example, does he drop his the straight lines, walk, and if the inside shoulder and look out, speeding transition is clear, do a “Walking turn up? Then you will need a more on the forehand”. So, the front legs effective inside leg, asking his inside are walking a very small ¼ circle and rear leg to step up, toward his center the hind legs are walking in a larger of balance, so all the momentum ¼ circle. If the trot to walk transition doesn’t end up on the inside shoulder,

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isn’t clear, halt and do the turn on the forehand. When the trot/walk, work is good, ride the square at trot.

EXERCISE 3: At trot, ride a 20 meter circle, decrease the size to a 15 meter circle and stay on it for 2 to 3 revolutions.

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Hopefully, the 2017 test will be out in January so we can look at riding a new test in February.

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He was surrounded by family and friends in his cabin in Texas. Hoyt was loved and admired by many in the reining community and his presence truly will be missed.

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Hoyt, a native Californian, was inducted into the NRHA Hall of Fame in 2010 after a decadespanning and award-winning career.

His accomplishments include more than $49,300 in NRHA earnings and multiple AQHA World Championships. Hoyt qualified for 21 AQHA World Championship Shows in a row. He was the 1986 NRHA Futurity Limited Open Reserve Champion on Okies Sure Bet. In 1988, he rode Lady Kiper to win the Intermediate and Limited Open ancillary classes at the NRHA Derby.

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2 Day Horse Training Clinic in Queen Creek, Arizona to Benefit Local Equine Veterinarian’s Journey to South Africa to Assist in the Treatment of Endangered Rhinos

Doctor Chatham, or “Doc” as his friends and patients affectionately refer to him, has been practicing as an equine veterinarian since 1959.

While a native of Arizona, he left his home in Scottsdale, Arizona, to attend Oklahoma State University Veterinarian School. Doc returned to his homes state of Arizona in 2000 and has been practicing in the Gilbert area ever since. This May,

he will fulfill a lifelong dream. He is hopping a plane (well more like five or six planes) to South Africa in order to treat some of the world’s most magnificent creatures.

Doc will be traveling with a team of local veterinarians to Kruger National Park and Wildlife Preserve. The crew of vets will receive hands on training from a local veterinarian and guide, as they assist in the care of rhinos

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March 3-4, 2017 – Horsemanship Clinic at Horseshoe Park Equestrian Centre.

A fundraiser for Dr. W Lee Chatham of Queen Creek, for his trip to Africa in conjunction with the AZvMA Hands –On Veterinary Safari , May 20-28, 2017 Unlimited number of horses and riders welcome with all of the proceeds to solely benefit Dr. Chatham Charlie Hill and Brian Bausch instructing. http://www.brotherssafaris.com/veterinary-safaris/

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Dr. Chatham and other threatened species. These continuing education trips provide local veterinarians invaluable training.

More importantly, they provide much needed financial support, as well as volunteer veterinary care, for the Kruger National Park and Preserve.

As many know, the rhino is in a battle for its very survival. The Kruger National Park and Preserve staff are working around the clock in an effort to save the rhino from poachers and habitat destruction. Doctor Chatham will be assisting in the collection of DNA, tagging, and basic care of the rhino while studying at the Preserve.

While this trip will be a once-in-alifetime experience for Doc and many of the vets traveling with him to South Africa; we all hope that the efforts of the volunteer veterinarians and the dedication of the Preserve’s staff, will afford future generations the chance to witness these beautiful creatures in their native land.

In order to raise funds and awareness for this worthy cause, Doctor Chatham’s clients and friends are offering a 2 Day Horse Training Clinic at Horseshoe Park in Queen Creek, Arizona. The clinic will feature the “Chill Method” courtesy of two highly-qualified trainers, Charlie Hill and Brian Bausch.

Charlie and Brian will work directly with participants and their horses.

If you ever feel like you and your horse are not on the same page, then this seminar is for you! Charlie and Brian will teach participants how to better communicate with their horses continued next page

Moore Makes Memorable Run to Win Her First Round at the NFR

After consistently placing fourth or fifth in the first four rounds, Amberleigh Moore and CP Dark Moon “Paige” caught a gear to win Round 5 of the WPRA Barrel Racing at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.

“On the first barrel she’s been slipping every night, and tonight I gunned her in there knowing I was getting top of the ground being further up (7th position)," said Moore of her 13.62 run on Paige.

"Tonight she didn’t slip, so as soon as I felt her snap that first barrel, I knew it was my advantage to take it. So I asked her for everything she had tonight.”

Moore purchased the Darkelly mare as a 3 year old from Cody Hyde. She competed on her during her futurity and derby years. Paige is now 7 years old, and continues to be a phenomenal equine partner for Moore. “She has never let me down, and she continues to get stronger and faster everyday.”

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in order to get the most out of that precious time spent in the saddle.

There is no set registration fee for the clinic. Participants are encouraged to provide a donation to a fund that will help defray some of Doctor Chatham’s travel costs. In addition to the training clinic, there will also be an auction fundraiser. Charlie and Brian have generously volunteered to work with three of Doctor Chatham’s Thoroughbred geldings prior to the clinic. All three geldings will be offered up at auction and sold to the highest bidder.

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fourth in the WPRA Barrel Racing World Standings.

“That is extremely exciting, but my motto all year has been, ‘Living the dream one run at a time,’” Moore said.

“It is simply overwhelming. I hadn’t planned on this at all. I didn’t start the season with the NFR as a goal.”

Moore’s intentions where to win enough money to qualify for the big rodeos next year.

“I didn’t make it to the Top 15 until the very last rodeo. So this is just a dream come true.”

Round 5 was Pink Night to help raise awareness for breast cancer – something Moore has seen impact her family. “My husband’s aunt passed away a year and a half ago of breast cancer. I told my husband tonight that we were taking Aunt Kathy for a ride.

And we sure did.”

Moore was also wearing a special shirt, “The shirt I’m wearing has taken me through circuit finals – I wore it the last go and won it, I won money in Puyallup that sent me down to Texas for two weeks, and this shirt hasn’t ever let me down since day one.”

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Lexington, Ky. - The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is pleased to announce that Robert Dover will act as Technical Advisor in addition to serving as Chef d'Equipe at agreed upon U.S. Dressage Team competitions. He will also continue to play a significant role in fundraising for U.S. Dressage programs.

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Lexington, Ky. – The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is pleased to announce that David O’Connor will serve as the Eventing Technical Advisor for the Land Rover U.S. Eventing Team. He will also continue to play an important role, alongside the Eventing Managing Director, in the development and implementation of Eventing plans, pathway, program, and systems that will help grow programs for developing and elite athletes.

Following the post-Rio Review, the role of the Technical Advisor has been adjusted to focus more on management of the Programs and the athlete’s personal programs and goals rather than hands on coaching.

“I think this is a great opportunity to continue strengthening the U.S. Eventing Team and the sport, overall,” said O’Connor. “I will work closely with the Eventing Managing Director, the Eventing Sport Committee, personal coaches, and athletes to communicate targets and strategies for continual athlete improvement and to develop a sustainable system in all three phases to deliver medals.”

O’Connor has played an important role in the progression and growth of eventing and equestrian sport, overall.

Since 2012, he has spearheaded the

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David O’Connor development of an effective pipeline program that has sought to more effectively identify and develop talented youth while also developing programs for the riders at the top end of the sport. Work will continue to deliver an effective pathway that will seek to bring sustainable success for U.S. Eventing. Of course, the highlight of 2016 was Phillip Dutton’s Bronze medal at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

“David has brought continuity and commitment to U.S. Eventing for years. From his Gold medal and his position as President of the USEF, to his continued focus on growing development programs, David is well positioned to move the sport of eventing forward,” said USEF President Chrystine Tauber. “As an athlete, chef d'equipe, and technical advisor, David has been fully committed to the process of making USA a leader in the eventing world.

O’Connor will serve as the U.S. Eventing Technical Advisor for the next two years with the focus being the Tryon 2018 World Equestrian Games.

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USEF Votes to Support Olympic Format Changes at FEI General Assembly

The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) voted at the November 22 FEI General Assembly to support changes to the Olympic format for equestrian sport.

The biggest change in format across all three Olympic disciplines involved the number of riders per

team and how they are scored. In the previous format there were four riders that participated on each team with a drop score in each round of competition. Under the newly approved format there will be three riders per team and no drop score. The active reserve can be substituted into the competition at the beginning of any phase of

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The driving factors which ultimately drove the decision for USEF to vote “Yes” on the format changes included: Keeping show jumping, dressage, AND eventing all in the Olympic Games Agreement to protect the current format for each sport at all other major championships No reduction in Team USA members as the new format includes three riders plus an ACTIVE reserve that can participate and earn medals Supporting the FEI and IOC’s goal to give more countries in the world the opportunity to participate Supporting the effort to make the sport easier to understand and fan friendly (the drop score was confusing) Numerous other revisions to the details of the format changes that were made as the result on constructive dialogue in the various committees and forums leading up to the General Assembly vote The USEF contingent was also able to accomplish changes or delay implementation of other proposed rules at the General Assembly that would have had severe negative unintended consequences on international sport in North America. The changes to the Olympic format along with other highlights from the General Assembly will be reviewed at the USEF Annual Meeting being held January 11-14, 2017 in Lexington, Ky.

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FEI announces Candidate Cities for FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2022

Two cities have been announced as Official Candidates to host the FEI World Equestrian Games™ 2022.

Lexington, Kentucky (USA) and Samorin (SVK) have both been selected as potential hosts for the FEI flagship in six years’ time.

“We are very happy to have two such strong official candidates for the FEI World Equestrian Games in 2022”, FEI President Ingmar De Vos said. “Both the Kentucky and Samorin venues have the infrastructure in place already to host the Games, which is

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The next phase in the decisionmaking process for the 2022 Games will include site visits between January and May 2017, with a deadline of June 2017 for submission of the Candidates’ complete bid and signed host agreement. The Candidates will make formal presentations to the FEI Evaluation Commission in the third quarter of 2017, with the final FEI Bureau decision and allocation of the Games in November 2017.

The FEI World Equestrian Games™, held every four years in the middle of the Olympic cycle, combines eight World Championships at one event. The FEI disciplines - Jumping, Dressage and ParaEquestrian Dressage, Eventing, Driving, Endurance, Vaulting and Reining - are all included on the competition schedule.

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Todd Minikus Wraps It Up for the Holidays with Two Grand Prix Wins

Todd Minikus and Vita 24, owned by Two Swans Farm, in the $25,000 #1 Education Place Grand Prix at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center

Wellington, FL — Todd Minikus set the stage for the fast-approaching 2017 Winter Equestrian Festival with three top mounts this past week in the 2016 ESP Holiday Circuit at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center in Wellington, Florida.

Minikus claimed first and second places in the $10,000 #1 Education Place Stakes with Vita 24 and I Am Nala, respectively. He then took first, fifth, and sixth places with I Am Nala, Zephyr, and Vita 24, respectively, in the $25,000 #1 Education Place Grand Prix.

With these top placings and equally impressive scores at the Holiday Circuit the week prior, Minikus feels prepared for the winter show season to officially kick off. At the circuit’s Holiday & Horses show earlier this month, Minikus guided Coverboy, a KWPN gelding owned by The Coverboy Group, to first and second place in two different 1.40m classes.

Not to be out-shown, Zephyr, a KWPN gelding owned by Wyndmont Inc., helped Minikus to first place in a 1.40m class ahead of 50 entries, and then placed in the top ten in the $25,000 Omega Alpha Grand Prix.

Both Coverboy and Zephyr are new mounts for Minikus, but already demonstrate a strong partnership with the veteran rider.

Zephyr and Coverboy have joined an experienced string of elite horses, including I Am Nala, Vita 24, and Babalou 41, all owned by Two Swans Farm. Also factoring into Minikus’ line-up is Valinski S, a Dutch Warmblood gelding owned by Wyndmont Inc., who competed with Australian rider Matt Williams in the Individual Final at the 2016 Olympic Games at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Minikus is excited to focus on these new talents for 2017, stating, “We have some younger horses that we are going to spend some time developing this year. Ronnie Beard and Michael Dorman of Wyndmont Inc. have asked me to show some of their horses this year, and we have had a good start. Hopefully it will be an exciting year.”

Minikus is based in Wellington,

Florida, just minutes away from the Winter Equestrian Festival and Holiday Circuit at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. The Winter Equestrian Festival is set to begin on January 11, 2017, and is annually the largest and longestrunning hunter/jumper show circuit in the world.

Last year, Grand Prix jumper Minikus started his 2016 winter competition season with back-to-back

victories in consecutive Saturday Night Lights Grand Prixs with wellknown mounts Quality Girl, owned by The Quality Group, and Babalou 41.

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Around the World With AQHA President Sandy Arledge

Fall is the perfect time for ranch production sales and great events in the American Quarter Horse industry across the globe.

While traveling to many places, the same message is heard around the world: People cherish their American Quarter Horse!

It’s the time of year that the big ranches hold their production sales, meaning it’s the perfect time to find a well-bred colt or filly for your herd. Flying north, the Sierra Nevada passed underneath as my plane made its way to Great Falls, Montana, the home of my friends and fellow AQHA Executive Committee member Stan Weaver and his wife, Nancy.

I attended the 22nd annual production sale at Weaver Quarter Horses in September and was treated to the sight of some mighty nice foals! These babies are raised the “old-fashioned” way, out on the mountainside, in the forests and on acres and acres of land. The mares and foals come off the range and the babies are handled a little before being hauled to the Montana Expo Park for the sale. The bleachers were full with standing room only around and behind the ring, and the bidding was spirited!

Standing in the pens of these fine colts and fillies is a horseman’s dream. If you love stout, good-boned pretty babies, pencil in a ranch production sale on your calendar next fall. The big ranches hold the history and heritage of the American Quarter Horse, and you will enjoy treating yourself to a snapshot of history!

Most of the ranches are AQHA Ranching Heritage Breeders who nominate their foals to be eligible to compete in Zoetis AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenges. The challenges

help showcase the Ranching Heritagebred horses and offer significant purses and prizes.

Over the course of the years, my friends and clients disbursed around the world. I’m fortunate to have friends in almost every state and several countries. While in Montana, I connected with Alida Tinch, friend and former client, who lives in Bigfork, Montana. After enjoying the sale, we drove to her home with stops along the way for various photo ops. The country is rugged and beautiful with mountain after mountain towering over crystal-clear lakes. I was also able to visit with my friend and former employee, Lynne Undraitis of Kalispell, Montana, while I was in town.

The two days were packed with side trips to horse farms, lakes and other points of interest. A few hours spent in Glacier National Park only whetted the appetite for more. What a remarkable country we live in!

I returned back to my home in San Diego, and after a couple days, I left for Aachen, Germany, and Q-16, the German National Championships, sponsored by the Deutsche Quarter Horse Association. I had attended Q-11 as an AQHA steward, so I was familiar with the show and facility. DQHA does a terrific job with this huge show and holds a full complement of classes, including all the rail classes, cutting, cow horse and reining. The Europeans are avid horse enthusiasts, and their favorite is the American Quarter Horse. There were large numbers of foals entered in weanling halter futurities. They also held a huge longeline futurity for 2-year-olds (2-year-olds are not shown under saddle in Europe) and an in-hand trail futurity for 2-year-olds that had 56 entries. The under-saddle

trail futurity was for 4- and 5- yearolds and had more than 70 entries.

The ranch riding classes were very large, as well, with more than 75 horses entered.

In addition to the show, a körung of the breeding animals was held, and I enjoyed watching the procedure.

In Germany, all breeding stock is evaluated and graded by a team of judges and veterinarians for breeding quality. Every horse’s grade is a part of its permanent record and goes on its passport. Every horse in transport or presented at a show must have a passport that shows, along with its owner, pedigree and health history.

It’s an interesting procedure!

The city of Aachen is a lovely, ancient city. The cobblestone streets and narrow passageways compliment the walls of the city and the Old Dom (the oldest cathedral in Western Europe), which was built around 790 AD. While there was not much time for sightseeing, I was able to see some of the city and the very ornate Dom. This part of northwestern Germany is adjacent to the Netherlands and Belgium. There is a point just outside the city of Aachen where the three countries come together. There is no border control, and one can drive or walk into each country without any documentation or questions asked! The countries merely change languages as you pass over each border.

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From Germany, I travelled to the All American Quarter Horse Congress, which celebrated the show’s 50th anniversary. There were several special events held at the Congress, including a Professional Bull Riders bull riding and the famous freestyle reining. Both had a packed house and kept the audience entertained. In addition, there was a luncheon for the para-athletes and a moving tribute for veterans. The AQHA booth did a terrific job helping folks with registrations, transfers and memberships, as well as general information.

Soon after that, I made my way back to Amarillo for the presentation of the beautiful bronze statue named “They Bred Good Horses,” donated by the Bell family in honor of Amy Doris Bell and AQHA Past President Roy Parks Sr. While I was in Amarillo, the AQHA Executive Committee held its quarterly meeting, and we all attended the 50-Year Breeder Banquet held at the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum. Shortly after that, it was time to head to Oklahoma City for the 2016 Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show. If you missed any of the action at the Lucas Oil World, be sure to check out www. aqha.com/worldshow for great stories and awesome videos.

While traveling to many places, the same message is heard around the world: People cherish their American Quarter Horse!

Until next time, I remain AQHA proud!

Sun Circuit Expands Its Offerings For 2017

The 2017 Sun Circuit at Scottsdale’s West World Equestrian Center has a great deal to offer any horse enthusiast, both inside and out side of the arena. While well know as a premier Quarter Horse event drawing elite exhibitors form every region of North America, Sun Circuit has been striving to include a wider equine community. This year’s line-up of events is certainly the most inclusive and diverse show to date. Spectators are welcome all days with free admission and free parking.

The show moved from its historical January slot to run March 4-12 for 2017. Show management is making the most of it’s new

found space and is able to offer a very expansive slate of AQHA, NSBA, NRHA, NRCHA and Versatility Ranch Horse classes while maintaining an exhibitor friendly schedule. A number of All Breed classes and futurities are also offered. From cutting to jumping to halter to trail, there is something for everyone.

The 64th Annual Parada Del Sol Pro Rodeo will highlight the entertainment side of events during Sun Circuit. The rodeo will be presenting 4 performances during the show. This is one of Scottsdale’s most popular events, with sold out performances. Sun Circuit exhibitors and spectators may purchase tickets online at SunCircuit.com. More cowboy action blasts into the Equidome with the return of the Cowboy Mounted Shooting on Sunday, March 12. There is no admission charge for CMS. There will even be free entertainment throughout the week with Chris Manning County performing on several days.

Sun Circuit offers a series of free horse clinics for exhibitors that are also open to the public. Topics include overall horsemanship pointers, training tips, and secrets from the top pros on how to maximize your score in the show ring. Friday March 3rd has 4 clinics scheduled. The day starts with Corey Cushing presenting at 1PM in the Equidome. Al Dunning and Shad Parkinson are teaming up for a clinic at 3 PM. The venue switches over to the North Hall for a clinic with Debbie Cooper at 4PM. Following that, Bob Grant will be presenting a clinic at 5, also in the North Hall. On Saturday the 4th, Dan Huss will have a clinic at Noon in the North Hall.

The $20,000 added Smart Boons Fence Work Challenge is another crowd pleasing action event that showcases the abilities of working cow horses. It will be held Friday March 10th. With steely stare downs and lightening reflexes in the boxing portion to the heart thumping run downs in the fence portion, these cowboys and girls whip the crowd to a fevered pitch as they put it all on the line for a hefty reward. Cow horse exhibitors have another shot at cash in the Rogers Heaven Sent Ranch Bridle Spectaculars, where $2,500 will be added to both the Junior and Senior divisions. Amateur cow horse exhibitors can compete for cash in the Parkinson Performance Horses Amateur Bridle Spectacular with $1,000 added and the Anchor Cross Ranch Amateur Boxing Spectacular with another $1,000 added.

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Horses Roping Futurity is open to horses 6 and under and has $7,500 added to both the heading and the heeling. A Bob’s Saddle will also be given to the champion header and heeler. There is an AQHA and an All Breed division in the Futurity. AQHA ropers can also enter the Cinch Timed Event Challenge. Cinch is adding $1,875 each to the Open Heading, Open Heeling Amateur Heading and Amateur Heeling.

Sun Circuit management is keen to make every level of exhibitor welcome, and is introducing a new award this year specifically for Level 1 exhibitors. Ten custom crafted Sami Fine Jewelry Sun Circuit Champions rings to be awarded in Level 1 Ranch Riding, Boxing, Western Pleasure, Western Riding, Youth Hunter Under Saddle, Youth Trail, Youth Pleasure, Select Showmanship, Select Western Pleasure and Youth Horsemanship.

NSBA horses have a shot at some impressive cash as well with several futurities during NSBA Day on March 7. The $1,000 Novice Horse Open Western Pleasure will have $7,500 in added money.

Capital Quarter Horses is sponsoring the 3 & 4 year Old Limited Non Pro Western Pleasure with $5,000 added. Gil Galyean Quarter Horses is adding $1,000 to both the 3 Year old Open and 3 Year Old Non Pro Western Pleasure Futurities. On the English side, the 3 and 4 Year Old Open Hunter Under Saddle will have $1,500 added sponsored by Allocate Your Assets while the 3 and 4 year Old Non Pros ride for $500 added. Three and over $2,500 Novice Horse Open will have $3,500 added and the Three and Over Limited Non Pro division has $1,000 added courtesy Allocate Your Assets.

Hunters will be competing for cash and prizes as well. The Hunter Derby offers $2,000 in added money. In the Non Pro Hunter Derby sponsored by Greenway Saddlery, the Champion will receive a BEVAL Solaris Saddle, Leathers, Girth and Irons. Reserve champion receives a Bobby’s Bridle and 3rd takes home a Tokalt competition pad.

This show is famous for its entire line up of great awards along with fun and extravagant give aways that are open to all exhibitors. In past years, riders have gone home with saddles, TVs, Rod Patrick boots, jackets, artwork, jewelry, hats and electronics. The give aways are often random and can involve some fun and surprising challenges. Past challenges have included a backwards horse race, mounting bareback, or finding your boots in a jumbled up pile, getting them on and running to the finish line. And no one will forget last year’s horse race in the Open Western Pleasure for a $1,000 hat. In that seeming contradiction, riders proved that their highly trained low and slow horses have a few extra gears….and they enjoy using them.

Spectators and exhibitors alike will want to make time to visit the numerous vendors with horse products, gear, boots, hats, fashion, accessories and home furnishings. Sun Circuit showcases the incredible versatility and athleticism of Quarter Horses, and there is certainly something to delight any horse enthusiast. Complete details and class entry information is available at SunCircuit.com.

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· Camelina oil – add 2 to 4 ounces per day · Hempseed oil – a good source of the anti-inflammatory omega 6 known as gamma linolenic acid. Add 2 to 4 ounces per day.

If your horse is not used to these fatty foods, start slowly with 1 tablespoon (15 ml) per meal, building up to the desired amount. If your

horse is heavily exercised, additional oil can be fed. Rice bran oil or organic canola oil can be fed in addition to a high omega 3 oil, offering 1 cup of total oil per day (may increase up to 2 cups for a heavily exercised horse). Take a month to allow your horse to get used to this high level since it takes a while for the liver to adapt to large amounts of fat. Avoid corn, soybean, and wheat germ oils – these oils are high in linoleic acid (an omega 6) which is pro-inflammatory.

Don’t forget the B vitamins B vitamins are involved in many functions that promote a healthy body: Energy (caloric) derivation from carbohydrates, fats, and proteins Gastrointestinal health, promoting digestion and absorption Protein synthesis to build body tissues Healthy red blood cells to deliver oxygen to tissues (to metabolize nutrients) Appetite improvement Allow 24/7 grazing Horses are meant to graze all the time, all day, and all night. Never let your horse run out of forage (pasture and/or hay). He needs to chew to produce saliva; this neutralizes the steady secretion of acid in the horse’s stomach. Forage free-choice also keeps the digestive tract musculature in good tone. Furthermore, the cecum requires forage for it to void its contents (see the article “Cecum Defies Gravity” in the Tip of the Month section of Dr. Getty’s website).

By having pasture/hay available 24/7, your horse will self-regulate intake, the stress hormones will subside, and behavior will become more natural and receptive.

Protein quality A variety of grasses will boost protein quality, but also offer alfalfa (a legume) to provide additional amino acids that promote muscle development as well as add calories.

Never feed more than 50% alfalfa; too much can lead to intestinal stones.

Cereal grains such as oats or barley offer additional protein; however these should be avoided for horses with metabolic issues. Other highprotein whole foods to consider are:

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Split peas or pea protein isolate Hemp seeds or hemp seed fiber Colostrum – also supports digestive tract health and immune function Copra meal (coconut meal) Pumpkin seeds

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Christmas is over, and New Years is fast approaching. It’s the time of year where we set goals and make New Years resolutions. A time to look back at this year and decide what experiences you’d like to repeat, which ones you’d like to do differently, and which ones you’d rather avoid.

This year was a little different for me than years past. The past few years I’ve done a lot of clinics around the World. Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the UK. I have also presented at horse expos in Australia and New Zealand, but until this year I’d never presented at one in North America. That all changed in 2016 which saw me present at Equine Affaire in Massachusetts and Ohio, The Main Event in Red Deer, Alberta and Chilliwack, British Columbia, as well as both Western States horse expos, the one in Pomona and the one in Sacramento.

I really enjoyed these North American horse expos, meeting lots of new people, spectators and other clinicians alike. I also got to see snow at two of them, which is a bit of a novelty for me.

Another project I started on in 2016 was a TV show for Farm and Ranch TV, which is a channel available on ROKU. Until recently , I didn’t know what ROKU was, so that has been a learning process. If you don’t know what it is, think Netflix TV via computer. The TV show is called ‘The Principles Of Training”, with each episode explaining a different principle. The show starts out with a quote from early 20th century efficiency expert Harrington Emerson that states “As to methods, there may be a million and then some, but principles are few. The man who grasps principles can successfully select his own methods.

The man who tries methods, ignoring principles, is sure to have trouble.”.

There are several things I’m trying to accomplish with this show. One is to get people to understand the principles behind the techniques they have been taught.

Once you understand the principles, you can adjust your techniques to solve an issue that may be slightly different. Understanding the principles of training has helped me a great deal at clinics around the world, where I often get presented with a problem that I have not ever encountered before.

Another thing I’m trying to have the show explain is that all of the equine disciplines, even the ones that seem completely unrelated, have the same basic underlying principles behind them. The techniques may seem worlds apart, but the principles remain the same. A great example is comparing dressage to cutting. At first glance the two disciplines seem to have nothing in common, but when you see it done at the highest levels you will notice that both the dressage horse, and the cutting horse have a great deal of hind end and abdominal engagement. Both of them achieve the result through transitions. The dressage rider uses transitions to teach the horse to carry themselves with more weight on the hind end, the closer together the transitions, and the higher that gait, the more engagement it creates. With the cutting horse, the cow dictates the transitions.

Go. Stop. Turn. Go. Go faster. Stop now. Turn and GO ! Stop. Exactly what the dressage rider does, except the cow is calling the shots. When I was in Europe this year I was talking with a classical dressage trainer and she told me what the Portugese dressage trainers do to work on more engaged canter departures. From a standstill they canter 4 strides, back 4 strides, then immediately canter 4, back 4. Sounds a lot like the same sort of thing you’d do working a cow.

I have filmed the first four episodes, and they have been released. I’m happy to report that they broken the record for the number of views for a new series in it’s first month. Now that I’m home for a while I am working on the next few episodes. I have to do 26 episodes, and these initial episodes cover principles in general. As I run out of principles I will start going back and doing more in depth training, showing techniques and the principles behind them. I plan to travel around and visit different trainers of different disciplines and give them a principle to discuss and see what techniques fall under that principle, it should be fun!

I closing I’d like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and hope that you set for next year are attainable, and that you reach them.

Warwick

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Turf Paradise opened its doors at 19th Ave and Bell in 1956. Back then the track was located in what was considered a remote part of Phoenix dominated by dirt roads and desert.

Since then north Phoenix has literally grown up around the track and Turf Paradise has continually been ranked among the Top 5 sports attendance attractions. A recent study found that Turf Paradise generates an annual economic impact of $91 million to the state of Arizona.

A big part of the anniversary celebration is the $75,000 Cotton Fitzsimmons Mile stakes race. The late Phoenix Suns coach was an avid racing fan and a regular at the track.

The celebration continues as Turf Paradise hosts Dollar Day on MLK Day January 16th. General admission, popcorn, sodas, programs, ice cream, and hot dogs are just $1. There will also be live music.

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• Special Fiesta Sundays throughout the season featuring Mexican food and music • Super Saturday February 11th • Wiener Dog Races March 11th • Camel and Ostrich Races March 25th • Kentucky Derby Party May 6th Who: Turf Paradise What: 61st Anniversary Party When: Saturday, January 14. Gates open at 11a.m.

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Weak Signal – Big Response

Weak signal – BIG RESPONSE is a known phenomenon in biology : it is not necessary to deliver a Part 2 - by strong signal in order to obtain a desirable physiological response. Surprisingly weak signals are capable of generating impressive beneficial responses. Stronger-than-necessary signals may actually carry a high risk for undesirable results such as over-medication toxicity or for dangerous side effects.

The concept of weak signal PEMF therapy was introduced in the previous article. Readers who missed last month’s article are encouraged to find it in the December 2016 digital version of Bridle and Bit. The digital versions also contain additional color images that can also be accessed at www.msteinpt.com.

Weak signal PEMF therapy units such as HealFast include a computer chip powered by a 3 Volt button battery generating a pulsed RF signal that travels through a small loop antenna. The signal penetrates the tissues underneath the antenna by inductive coupling: no wires, no electrodes, no gel and no skin preparation. SKIN CONTACT IS NOT REQUIRED. The signal penetrates through bandages, wraps, even cast.

It will not penetrate metal. As the signal travels into the tissues away from the antenna the EMF gets wider but weaker.

These units are designed to treat a variety of soft tissue injuries and conditions.

At 10 centimeters (3.75 inches) of penetration depth the signal is still capable of producing a physiological response as per NIH standards. In reality it is effective at even greater depths. As mentioned in Part 1, PEMF therapy is the delivery of exogenous (generated outside the body) EMFs to the injured tissue and cells in order to favorably affect the disrupted endogenous (created by and within the body) EMFs. It appears that several different configurations of weak RF signals are capable of producing beneficial results. In other words – different brands of PEMF therapy devices are capable of safely producing beneficial results even though they employ slightly different RF signals. Researchers believe that at some future point each type of injury/condition will respond optimally to a signal specific to that injury. For this to happen, all tissues have to have their endogenous EMFs mapped first. Endogenous EMFs are influenced by– if not created by - movement of charged ions inside, outside and across the cell membrane.

When a weak signal PEMF therapy device is activated either in direct contact with the skin or over a bandage, the horse (or human, or small animal) does not feel anything: No tingling, no muscle twitching and no heat. In fact, scientific reviews classify these weak RF signals as a-thermal and non- ionizing. This is one reason why these units are safe to use immediately post injury or post surgery. This is an advantage over signals such as therapeutic ultrasound or low level laser therapy (LLLT) in which application immediately post injury is cautioned against. Much stronger radio frequency signals can generate much heat in the tissue , and are used judiciously in certain surgeries or in cosmetic procedure.

In order to achieve the desired localized response the loop antenna of the PEMF therapy unit has to be positioned over the injured tissue as determined by your veterinarian. The shape and size of the antenna determine the shape, size and orientation of the EMFs. There are various creative ways to secure a unit to almost any body part, and the horse can then be turned loose in the stall or paddock, loaded in the trailer or even

lightly ridden depending on the specific injury or condition. The unit is left on for hours. In some Mac Stein, PT cases in can be left on 24/7 with daily checking to make sure the unit is still working, and that the wrap is not interfering with circulation. Draining wounds may have to be cleaned and re-bandaged as HealFast does a very good job at draining wounds and surgical incisions, and at drawing out abscesses. In the case of musculoskeletal injuries with lameness, swelling, pain and inflammation – the often quick reduction of these symptoms should not be misinterpreted as complete healing. Particularly so with performance horses. Check with your veterinarian prior to resuming exercise. Horses and dogs with arthritic pain may need 2-3 days of PEMF therapy before improvement is noticeable. Arthritic animals and people often experience pain relief to the extent that anti-inflammatory medications can be cut back or even discontinued. Caution should be used with either free exercise or drills as it is likely that several muscle groups have by now gone weak: Dogs with hip arthritis that were reluctant to jump off the pickup bed feel good all of a sudden. They jump off and they crash, getting their feelings hurt.

Re-normalizing disturbed cell membrane potential of injured cells was believed to be the mode of action of weak signal PEMF, much like micro-current therapy does, by influencing movement of charge carrying minerals - primarily sodium and potassium - across the cell membrane.

This did not explain how weak PEMF can be so effective across such a wide range of injuries and conditions. Published research over the past ¼ century has clearly demonstrated and documented additional modes of action. Through its effect on calcium binding with other molecules such as Calmodulin, weak RF signals can rapidly increase the localized production of the anti-inflammatory type of Nitric Oxide (NO), countering the effect of the inflammatory type of NO which is produced as an immediate response to injury. This good kind of NO also modulates the production of another important molecule – cGMP, which in turn modulates the production of various growth factors essential for growth and repair. Weak RF signal also arrest the production of Interleukin -1β.

Simply stated – supplying a concentrate of growth factors to the injured tissue is what PRP aims to do, and curbing the effect of Interleukin-1β is what IRAP has to offer. One can safely get a jump start on these procedures while the veterinarian is processing the blood sample. Weak RF signals have also been shown to boost angiogenesis (proliferation of new capillaries), to modify gene expression, to speed up nerve regeneration and to modify some disease processes.

Veterinarians, other clinicians, trainers and horse owners have a hard time assimilating this information, especially if they have not been following relevant research findings step-by-step.

In next month’s article we will review this information from a slightly different perspective, including specific injuries. Hopefully this will further clarify how this “no bells-no whistles” inexpensive therapy box tool can outperform devices that cost thousands to tens of thousands of dollars, are effective only in a limited range of injuries and conditions, and have risks associated with them.

Mac Stein is a physical therapist specializing in orthopedic sports injuries and animal physical therapy. He is also a non-pro reined cowhorse rider and competitor.

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Newer foam roof, all new windows throughout. Remodeled bathrooms in the main house. Gourmet kitchen with pull out cabinets and unique storage. Skylights make this home bright and cheery. Outside you will find a large heated and cooled pool with water features, spa,and fireplace to enjoy the mountain views and outdoor entertaining. Large Jen Air built in BBQ with granite counters.

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What stallion owners and cooled semen users should know.

Success With Cooled Semen

Stallion owners who ship cooled semen have a certain amount of responsibility to their clients. The most important responsibility is to provide mare owners with quality semen that survives the cooling and transportation process and arrives on time. Most stallions produce semen that remains viable for extended periods of time after being cooled and shipped.

However, some stallions’ semen does not survive the cooling process, so it is important that, prior to breeding season, the stallion’s semen be evaluated for sperm concentration and motility.

The stallion’s semen should undergo a 24-hour viability check to ensure that it survives the cooling process and shipment.

The 24-hour test determines if the semen is capable of being stored and shipped, and it also determines which semen extender and antibiotic mixture works best for that particular stallion.

This article discusses the importance of proper procedure with cooled semen. If you want to learn more about frozen semen, check out our “Equine Insemination With Frozen Shipped Semen” DVD. Semen extenders contain protective ingredients that enhance the survival of the sperm outside the reproductive tract. Lipoproteins in the extender, such as those contained in milk or egg yolk, protect the spermatozoa against cold shock, and the glucose in the extender provides energy for the spermatozoa. Antibiotics are added to extenders to retard or eliminate bacterial growth. The 24-hour test involves the collection of the stallion, evaluation of the semen for mobility and concentration, the addition of an extender and cooling in a transportation container. After 24 hours, the container is opened, and the semen is evaluated again to ensure that it is still viable. Stallion 118

managers might want to evaluate the semen again for viability after a 36and 48-hour cool storage period. The recommended insemination dose for cooled semen prior to shipment is 1 billion progressively motile sperm cells, twice the recommended fresh insemination

dose. It is important that the stallion collection facility or the attending veterinarian possess adequate equipment to evaluate the semen.

On the day of the shipment, the stallion is collected, and the semen evaluated. The semen is then mixed with a prewarmed extender within 15 minutes of collection.

The extended semen is placed in a plastic bag and placed in a cup inside the isothermalizer of the shipping container. The sealed semen cup is then placed with cooling cans in the shipment container. The cooling cans gradually cool the semen during shipment. Before the container is sealed, a cooled semen transport sheet is placed inside the container.

The sheet contains information on the stallion and mare. It also contains the collection date, time, total semen volume, sperm concentration and motility. This information provides the mare’s veterinarian with a set of parameters to compare with the received semen.

Fascinated with the science involved in equine reproduction? Or are you a stallion owner considering offering frozen shipped semen from your stallion? If you answered yes to either of these questions, you should definitely check out AQHA’s Equine Insemination With Frozen Shipped Semen” DVD. Once the semen arrives at the mare’s location, it should be immediately removed from the container, aspirated into a sterile syringe and inseminated into the mare.

Research has shown that there is no value in warming the semen to body temperature prior to insemination.

A small retention sample should be withheld and warmed to body temperature for motility evaluation.

This procedure ensures that the semen survived the cooling and shipment process. For more information about equine reproduction procedures, you can also download our FREE Artificial Insemination Fact Sheet.

The Spirit of Giving

By Craig Huffhines, AQHA executive Vice President

Huffhines challenges each of you to think about what the American Quarter Horse means to you.

After a busy week in the DallasFort Worth area, I settled into a seat at an airport TGI Fridays for a late lunch before I boarded my plane back to Amarillo. After lunch, I called for the check and the young man serving me asked if I would be interested in purchasing a gift certificate that would be given to an armed services man or woman returning home from duty. He explained that the USO greets these service men and women at their arrival gates in the airport with a homecoming welcome, plus gift certificates that they can use to purchase a meal in the airport restaurant. The young waiter said these folks typically buy a big American cheeseburger, load it down with bacon and wash it down with a cold, adult beverage. I bought two gift certificates in the blink of an eye and, with great pride, thought of those young people coming home on those planes after the sacrifices they have made for our country.

What a great idea TGI Fridays had. What a worthy, small gesture of thanks.

The American Quarter Horse Foundation Council met in DallasFort Worth on December 14 to make plans for the coming year to support our philanthropic arm.

A wonderful group of warmhearted, smart and passionate folks serve on the council with the goal of raising money to support the four core missions of the Foundation: equine research; educational scholarships for our next generation; educational outreach and legacy preservation through our American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum; and equine-assisted activities and therapy, where new science is demonstrating the impact that our horse can have on the physically and mentally challenged.

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Craig Huffhines,

For each of us, any one of these worthy causes could interest us at some point in our lives. We live in a blessed nation, where young men and women provide the security blanket required for free enterprise, capitalism and our unique horse industry to thrive. Honoring our industry is one way we can honor them and the freedoms they protect.

This holiday season, I challenge you to think about what the American Quarter Horse means to you, how it and the industry that has evolved because of our horse have enriched your life.

Think about the many relationships you have that have been brought together by your interest in our wonderful industry. Just giving a little back every month can go a long way toward supporting these wonderful missions and blessing our industry. I can tell you how much your paid AQHA staff believes in these missions.

This year, your staff will have contributed more than $50,000 toward the Foundation through our monthly direct withdrawal from our payroll program. We believe!

The Foundation Council is making big plans for a luncheon during the 2017 AQHA Convention that you will not want to miss. I’m giving you a heads up now, because it is likely going to sell out before convention.

San Antonio is this year’s annual convention location, and we are planning an amazing party. You all are invited to attend what might become the social event of the year, so register soon. And be prepared to fill your heart with the wonderful reward that comes with giving.

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98+/- Acre Farm in Pomerene, AZ 70 plus irrigated acres with an 800 gpm well that has a 16” casing, 70’ deep with static water at 35’. Flood irrigated and fenced. Suitable for crops, pasture, or nut trees. Located close to I-10, town, schools and services with easy access. A great value! $400,000

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259+/- Ac Horse Property, Snowflake, AZ 2,844 s.f. 4 BR, 2.5 BA home, three sided steel barn and a spacious garageworkshop. Multiple wells suitable for irrigation may be pumped without restriction and metering to irrigate 200+/acres of tillable pasture $499,000

Passion - Performance - Professional North of Carefree Hwy- $699,000. The possibilities are endless with this gated 7.7 acre property with private well. The house is approximately 1600 SF with 3 bedrooms/2 baths and overlooks the horse facility below. Kitchen features golden oak cabinetry, Mexican-colored tile counters, kitchen-island, pantry, workspace and breakfast room. Saltillo tile floors thru-out and a wood-burning fireplace in living room. Enjoy our beautiful Arizona sunsets on the covered patio which runs the entire length of the home and can also be accessed from the master bedroom through a sliding glass door. Horse facilities include: 6 stall barn with tack room, 4 additional 12’ stalls, hot walker, double wash rack, 360 x 280 lighted arena, hay storage and much more. Ride directly off the property for miles.

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NEW RIVER - $410,000 - 2456 SF - Experience Serenity, Privacy and Gorgeous Mountain Views in this beautiful Santa Fe style home on 1.25 Acres! Custom iron entry gate leads to the inviting pavered courtyard designed for entertaining and relaxing with friends and family. Lightly lived-in home features a desirable, open Great Room floor plan with 10’ ceilings, 8’ doors, 4 bedrooms, and 3 full bathrooms, all with a unique architectural appeal. Travertine flooring in main living areas, slab granite countertops in kitchen and bathrooms, ceiling fans, and expansive covered patio complete this exceptional home. Room for horses and easy access to Larkyn Arena equestrian center. 3-car, side entry garage with insulated doors. Freshly painted 2016.

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USEF Announces Dates and Locations for 2017 USEF Dressage National Championships

Lexington, Ky. – Nov. 14, 2016 – The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is pleased to announce the dates and locations for the 2017 USEF Dressage National Championships.

The U.S. Dressage Festival of Champions will be divided between two competitions.

The Grand Prix, Intermediaire I and Young Adult ‘Brentina Cup’ National Championships will be held at the USET Foundation headquarters in Gladstone, New Jersey, May 18–21, 2017. The Children, Pony Rider, Junior and Young Rider National Championships will coincide with the Markel/USEF Young and Developing Horse Dressage National Championships and USEF Dressage Seat Medal Finals taking place at the Lamplight Equestrian Center in Wayne, Illinois, August 24–27, 2017.

The following championships will be held at the USET Foundation: USEF Young Adult ‘Brentina Cup’ Dressage National Championship, presented by Dressage Today USEF Intermediaire I Dressage

National Championship USEF Grand Prix Dressage National Championship Qualifying for these championships will close on May 1, 2017.

The following championships and divisions will be held at the Lamplight Equestrian Center: USEF Children Dressage National Championship USEF Pony Rider Dressage National Championship AGCO/USEF Junior Dressage National Championship AGCO/USEF Young Rider Dressage National Championship Markel/USEF Young Horse Dressage National Championships (Four-, Five- and Six-Year-Old divisions) Markel/USEF Developing Horse Dressage National Championships (Prix St. Georges and Grand Prix divisions) USEF Dressage Seat Medal Finals (13 & Under and 14–18 divisions) Qualifying for these championships will close on July 31, 2017.

GOLDFIELD RANCH 5 ACRES $1,200,000

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My five basics are go forward willingly, turn both directions smoothly, develop stops, the importance of backing and true collection. It was simple to develop my five basics when I thought of when a foal is born. They are gathered up and haltered and led to go forward. When forward motion is accomplished, usually we teach them to turn and follow our direction of the pull. Through this process, we are always working on stopping when requested. As horses are advanced, the back up builds in collection, aids in correct frame with the horse giving to the bridle properly, and reinforces many other maneuvers we do on a daily basis. Collection was my fifth factor, encompassing leg control, lateral movement, isolating parts to help functionality of maneuvers and many other things.

After your horse goes forward willingly and turns in both directions smoothly, it’s time to work on the stop. We begin to reinforce the stop with colts by pulling the head around to teach the horse to relinquish its forward motion. As we advance into preparations for riding the word “whoa” becomes a necessary aspect of stopping.

It’s important that the process of teaching a horse to stop begins early for your colt. They should learn to give and stop while listening to the command “whoa”.

If this process was too rough or missed, it is much more difficult to reclaim the mental aspect of these commands. I know for a fact that without the proper foundation, the task of molding a horse into a very utilitarian individual with a high degree of “reinablilty” is much more difficult. Thus, when you start a horse from the very beginning, teach the word “whoa” even with a halter on a baby. Don’t be rough; release when the request is granted and reward by letting them stand. This process should continue all the way through a horse’s training, even as a finished horse. If you do it right, you won’t have problems. If you do it wrong or miss that part, your task will be much more trying.

I do a lot of groundwork to teach my stops properly. Bending, backing on the ground, ground

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Photo credit Charles Brooks

driving, supplementing the word “whoa”, combined are all components of what is to come. One of my methods is to lunge horses in the round pen as pre-saddling conditioning, saying “whoa” each time I request them to stop or reverse directions.

When we finally ride the horse, we do the same using the word “whoa” and pulling one rein to avert forward motion. Many years ago, I learned from my mentors about how important it was to pull a single rein to stop the horse’s forward motion. This made sense because it never gave the horse a chance to brace, throw their head or stiffen their body to run off. It also seems to develop a smooth pull that is consistent with a good mouth on your horse. The process of teaching your horse to stop goes on and on through the process until the horse’s career direction is determined, whether he should stop like a rope horse, slide like a reiner, or merely rate his speed as many other jobs call for.

Most of the time when I work on the stop I initially work with a snaffle bit – either a ring or D ring with a smooth mouthpiece.

I’ve always had the concept that using less bit and more technique is more successful than more bit and intimidation. This develops consistency and willingness with your horse. When on their back,

I do a lot of bending to direct their feet out of a straight line into a thought of no more forward motion. You can use the fence as a barrier to help aid your pull or you can do what is called “doubling” which is reach down the rein and smoothly pull to your hip until forward motion is ceased. A factor not to be discounted is the amount of pressure and quickness of your pull. You should reach down the rein,

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get the slack out and pull smoothly with some jiggle or feel to your hand telling the neck to bend, the poll to flex, and the jaw to give. If you pull quick or with a long rein, the horse has a tendency to brace, stiffening all the way from the occipital crest down the entire spine to the dock of the tail.

Horses that stiffen then will ignite the fight or flight instinct and will set your training back rather than moving it forward. The key to a stop is getting a horse to give their jaw, poll, and lift their shoulders while using a shift of weight to the hind end to accomplish the task. Good horses will stop like an accordion - giving their poll, lifting their withers, rounding their loin, and driving their hindquarters into the ground. To finish my idea on pulling the reins, initially I pick up one to balance that side of the mouth and then I pull the other rein, in what I call an offset pull, not allowing the horse to root their jaw forward into the bridle or throw their head. If I have any difficulty I pull the horse in a circle smoothly, again working on their flexibility.

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One talent that you must develop to be a good “stopper” is to feel the down stride of the horse and allow your hands to go with it slightly. I initiate the stop when the front feet come to the ground. To allow the horse the proper timing to hit, lift and be able to drive their hindquarters.

Timing needs to be impeccable to derive an outstanding stop. Mistiming causes a horse to land on their front, hit and skip, or jam their front feet into the ground.

My body sequence during the stop is I go forward in the determined consistent motion, whether it is trotting, loping or running. On the downstride, I sink my body straight down into the saddle, drop my heels slightly to do what I call “stop riding”, then I say “whoa”. The last thing in the sequence is pick up your reins smoothly, never letting the horse pull you by being too quick. Any reprimand should come after the stop or in the lightening process of the mouth. It is so important that the horse remains confident and comfortable in the stop. A horse that runs should run freely and smoothly, so when you sit down, quit riding and say “whoa” the horse should start learning you requesting the stop. If you start jerking the reins or brace up your body, it will be rough. This makes it uncomfortable for the horse to stop. A great horse stops because they love it, not because you force them into it.

To reiterate:

•ride forward smoothly and consistently with a proper stride •feel the stride and initiate on the downstride •stop riding by sinking into the saddle and dropping your heels off the horse •draw your reins to assist the horse in getting round into the stop One of the techniques that I have found works well for me is to either gallop, quit riding and draw the reins back without the word “whoa”; or to gallop off, leave my hands down and say the word “whoa” with no pull. It is imperative that the horse takes the pull properly. This helps me develop a willing stop with no resistance.

The sliding stop is an extension of the run itself. A horse should be running smooth and relaxed, not gaining or loosing stride, and have a bit of collection but with a mindset of having his taillights on, allowing you to rate him. In judged events, the stop is judged on the approach, the stop itself, straightness, quality of form and dynamics. If you start slow and think 1% a day for 100 days, you will reach that 100% goal.

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31213 NORTH 152nd STREET, SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA 85262 *Appraised for $780,000 March 2015 * 2.5 Acres with fantastic mountain views, next to the Tonto forest for miles of hiking & riding * Private well, not shared *36 x 60 Castlebrook Barn, property completely fenced with 2,200 ft of 3 bar steel railing * Pebble tec pool with water feature, bench & table * 3 heat pumps replaced 3 and 4 years ago * House was repainted and the roof recoated 4 years ago * 3,932 SF, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, beamed ceilings, jetted tub in master with his and her walk in closet, bay window to look out on fantastic pool and Mt view * 7 Security screen doors on rear doors of house * Kitchen has gas cook top, double oven, granite counters and great pool and Mt views and owned propane tank * Large laundry room, lots of storage & granite counters * 10 Automatic sun window screens * Beautiful front court yard with pavers and drip system * Landscaped yard with pavers and drip system * 400 amp service

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The 6 Stall Castlebrook Barn is like new and the property is fenced and cross fenced with steel pipe.

Right across from the Tonto Forrest for miles of riding.

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The 31st Annual Charles Heumphreus Memorial Lecture will take place January 28, 2017 at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM). This year’s event features veterinarian Scott Pleasant and farrier Travis Burns from the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine (VMCVM). Farriers and equine veterinarians are invited to attend the event, which takes place from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Morning lectures will be in Gladys Valley Hall on the SVM campus, and the afternoon shoeing demonstration will be in the Large Animal Clinic’s covered arena. A complete schedule for the event can be found at www. vetmed.ucdavis.edu/ce.

Over the years, the Heumphreus Lecture has served as an opportunity for farriers and veterinarians to share insights and collaborate on industry best practices. A veritable “who’s who” of farriers and veterinarians have served as past guest lecturers. As equine podiatry becomes even more of a hand-in-hand venture with veterinary medicine, this year’s event proves to be a unique opportunity to showcase how veterinarians and farriers can work together to improve equine health.

The annual lecture—the first endowed lecture series established at the SVM—honors the memory of Charles Heumphreus, the school’s farrier from 1967 to 1985. The program was initiated to foster the veterinarian-farrier relationship in order to develop a better understanding of equine foot disorders. Each year, the lecture is arranged by clinicians of the UC Davis veterinary hospital. Faculty member Dr. Mary Beth Whitcomb is the chair of the 2017 event, assisted by UC Davis farrier Shane Westman, along with Drs. Eric Davis, Larry Galuppo, Karl Jandrey, Claudia Sonder and David Wilson.

“We are excited about this year’s lineup for the 31st Annual Heumphreus Lecture,” said Dr. Whitcomb. “Scott and Travis will share their unique experiences working together to improve veterinarianfarrier relationships. And we’re very excited to introduce our new farrier Shane Westman who replaced Bill Merfy, our longtime farrier who recently retired.”

The morning lecture session will include Dr. Pleasant and Burns jointly presenting “Veterinarians and Farriers Working Together for the Wellbeing of the Horse” and “The Veterinarian-Farrier Team in Lameness and Surgery Cases,” highlighting how a strong veterinarianfarrier team is imperative for “best management” of lameness, musculoskeletal surgical cases, and the overall health of the horse.

Following those two joint lectures, Burns will present “Glue-On Shoe Technology and Application.”

The hands-on afternoon session will include a shoeing demonstration by Burns during which the two primary methods to glue horse shoes to horses’ hooves—“direct glue” and “indirect glue” methods—will be explained in detail. Burns will then team up with Dr. Pleasant again to present a shoeing and hoof wall repair laboratory. The afternoon session has a limited capacity (40), so early registration is strongly encouraged.

Farrier Travis Burns, CJF, TE FWCF, is chief of the Farrier Services at VMCVM and a lecturer at the school. He attended farrier school at the North Carolina School of Horseshoeing and received a BS in Animal Science from North Carolina State University.

Equine specialist Dr. Scott Pleasant, DVM, MS, DACVS, is a professor in the Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences at VMCVM (his alma mater), where he has been a faculty member since 1991.

Farrier Shane Westman, APF, who joined UC Davis last summer, will open the event and present his approach to fostering the veterinarian-farrier relationship at the UC Davis veterinary hospital. As a lifelong horseman continued next page

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and a farrier for 23 years, Westman brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his new position at UC Davis. While growing up riding and working with horses in his home state of Washington, he decided to turn his horse hobby into a career, and attended farrier trade school in 1992. Westman joined the American Association for Professional Farriers in its inaugural year as a founding member, and has since served on the board of directors for three years.

He is especially passionate about promoting professional development through continuing education to help all farriers to constantly improve their practice.

Thanks to the generous support of individuals and organizations over the years, admission to the Charles Heumphreus Memorial Lecture remains free of charge. However, to help sustain the level of excellence for which the Heumphreus Lecture has been known for more than 30 years, the school asks that participants consider making a contribution of $50 or more. Donations will help continue to bring exceptional speakers to benefit farriers and veterinarians alike.

Please make check payable to: UC Regents for the Charles Heumphreus Memorial Lecture Fund. Donations can be brought to the lecture or mailed

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UC Davis farrier Shane Westman works on a horse in the Large Animal Clinic's farrier shop. to: School of Veterinary Medicine, Office of the Dean - Development, University of California, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616. Donations can also be made online.

Veterinarians may earn up to 6.5 hours of continuing education credit.

Complete registration information can be found at www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/ ce.

Desert Hills Dream

39588 N. 10th St

Beautiful custom territorial on 1.09 acres of fenced property located in desired Desert Hills and all things horse. Close to roping, barrel racing, sorting, penning and miles of trails.

Move-in ready, this 2111 sq. ft. newly painted home features three bedrooms, two baths, eat in kitchen, laundry room, dining room and living space with high, beamed ceiling, gas fireplace and two car garage.

Granite countertops with custom accents throughout. Attached guest room/office/workout space has third bathroom and separate entrance.

Workshop is mini-replica of main house and incorporates 720 sq. ft. garage space, and secure tack room with separate entrance. Additional covered RV/trailer parking or hay storage.

Mare motel will accommodate 4 horses comfortably and has lighted breezeway and water. Breezeway and one pen opens into 100’ x 40’ arena/turnout and has a separate large swing out gate for ATV/trailer access to arena. Large wash rack, and concrete shavings bin.

Home has gorgeous remodeled kitchen and baths. Formal dining and living room plus large fam rm (wood flooring, red brick fireplace.) Enclosed Arizona Room is is big enough for lots of extra living space. Wet bar included. The shop has a private office, bathroom, shaded work area all with concrete pad. Front and back yards are fully landscaped. Built in cookout island, grand fireplace and seating in the back. Mature shade and abundant foliage.

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Everything less than 2yrs old. Highly upgraded 2015 home.

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tensive recent remodeling. Granite and hickory kitchen with mega size L shaped bar.

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En- in Bathing stall andspace. tack room. closed Arizona Room is is big enoughmind. for lots of extra living Wet Lush green pastures are all fenced bar included. The shop has a private office, bathroom, shaded work area w/gorgeous 3200SF customyards home.

4 car garage and cross with more all with concrete pad. Front and backand arefenced fully landscaped.

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Stall Bathing stall andPort tack A room. barn plus large turnouts that have large pastures steel shades Lush green are all already fenced and cross fenced with more in place. 3 car oversized garage/shop. coveredinpens.

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