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Year-round horse racing returned to Arizona on Memorial Day weekend when the newly renovated Arizona Downs racetrack kicked off its inaugural summer racing season. The action begans on Friday, May 24 when the spacious threefloor venue opened its gates to Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse racing, and an entertainment-

packed season that continues every weekend through Labor Day. The Memorial Day weekend grand opening was a four-day celebration that offered something for everyone – a Family Fun Zone, food trucks, and eight horse races each day. The first ten children (10 and under) in line at the admission gate to the Family Fun Zone each

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By Lenny Alifi Allow me to humbly say "Hi" and formally introduce myself. All who know me call my 'Lenny' Lenny Alifi. I've been a Farrier for over 45 years, spending most of my adult life in the desert right here in the Phoenix Valley, Apache Junction to be exact.

I started my apprenticeship in Upstate New York and in Long Island. The man I served my apprenticeship under is Dave Birdsall who was eventually inducted into the Worldwide Farriers Association. Dave was old school, hard on me, and told me to go to school so I went to Western's School of Horseshoeing in the mid 1970s. I later returned to Long Island to work with Dave but The West gets under a person's skin and I had to make this desert my home. From early childhood I'd always had a love for horses in spite of being a New York City raised kid and somehow, I just knew I'd be in equine care in some way as a professional. In the 1980s, I was very fortunate to teach at SCC and CAC in equine sciences. Over the many years of nailing steel to hoof, I've always pondered "Is there were a better way?" With all of todays advancing technology, maybe there is a better solution to this necessary evil of nailing steel to hoof. We put weight on a horses back and the sports and pleasure riding vigorously wares away hoof faster than natures growth can catch up. We have been nailing steel on to protect our horses feet since the 1400s. My observation of the Golden Wing Horseshoe is that it is not made of steel, has the strength of natural hoof, and has an amazing durability that is as close to barefoot shoeing as I have yet experienced. At first introduction to this strange looking shoe, I was a bit confused as to either embrace it or just pass it along as some oddity of interest. Either way, I was intrigued so I had to give it a whirl. I did and so far, it's been18 horses that I have shod and reset with this Golden Wing shoe. I must confess, it is becoming much less strange than it was 5 weeks ago. It gives the protection of padding a hoof and I love the shock absorption, it is just like putting hoof onto hoof. I still need more hands on observation with this innovative new product but the in very near future I hope to be able to answer the question; to steel or not to steel?

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Anatomy of the Killing Fields It is a half mile from one end of Lincoln to the other and, on just this street, 49 men and one woman were killed in the approximately 10-year period of the Lincoln County War and its aftermath. At about the halfway point, and in the heart of the killing fields, lie several locations, at right, where most of the shooting deaths occurred. On the night of July 19, 1878, in what is known as the “Big Killing” and the “McSween Fight,” at least five men were killed when the MurphyDolan forces surrounded the McSween faction and burned them out.

Attempting to escape out the back door of the burning house, five men were killed: Alexander McSween, Francisco Zamora, Vincente Romero, Harvey Morris and Robert Beckwith. Another, Yginio Salazar, survived with severe wounds and crawled off. He lives. Virtually next door from the McSween house is the Tunstall Store, where an earlier ambush by the Regulators results in the death of Sheriff Brady and his deputy George Hindman. Across the street, hoeing onions in his back yard, Squire Wilson is hit by a stray bullet and falls forward as it passes through his buttocks.

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Billy the Kid and six of the Regulators are in the corral behind the Tunstall Store when they spot Sheriff Brady. Firing from behind a ten-foot wall, they ambush Brady and four deputies when they pass on foot, walking east past the store.

Billy the Kid successfully made it out of the McSween house, along with several others. Five were not so lucky and ended up dead in the back yard.

One of the deputies, Billy Mathews, is not hit, and he runs to the Cisneros yard where he takes cover behind a picket fence. He sees two men run into the street and fires, hitting Big Jim French in the thigh.

“At least 200 men have been killed in Lincoln County during the last three years but I did not kill all of them.” —Billy The Kid,as quoted in the Daily New Mexican, March 28, 1881

Deputy George Hindman is hit and falls. Brady, who is hit by a dozen balls, says, “Oh, Lord” and tries to get up, but another round of shots hit him, and he falls back, mortally wounded.

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Road to the Horse 2020’s Back to the Ranch theme is a celebration of the timeless values of the Western lifestyle that include authenticity, courage, humbleness, chivalry, and a relentless can-do Western spirit. Our final Road to the Horse 2020 competitor, Ken McNabb, amplifies those characteristics with his strong ranching roots and lifelong dedication to the horse. Ken McNabb will complete the main competitor line up for Road to the Horse 2020 joining Craig Cameron and Wade Black, as they compete for the title on March 19-22, in Lexington, Kentucky.

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Arizonaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s History is sprinkled throughout with the stories of individuals and families who have spent a lifetime, or in many cases several lifetimes, contributing to the field of agriculture in our state. It is the mission of the Arizona Farming and Ranching Hall of Fame to honor the industryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pioneers by telling their stories through induction into the Hall of Fame. Honorees come from the fields of farming, ranching, Agri-business, education or science. Periodically an individual will be selected from an associated field that has made noteworthy contributions that have impacted Arizonaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rich agricultural heritage. Nomination forms are available at www.azfare.org. The completed form and all supporting material must be received at P.O. Box 868, Glendale, AZ 85311 or by email no later than September 3, 2019. The eight Arizona farming and ranching pioneers will be honored at the 2020 Hall of Fame Dinner held at the Wigwam Resort in Litchfield Park. They will also be included in Volume 3 of the Arizona Farming and Ranching Hall of Fame book, which will be published in 2022.

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Game on! The FEI jumps into equestrian sport fantasy The FEI and Feeling Sports© have joined forces to jump into the esports revolution with the launch today of the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Fantasy Game. For everyone with a love of horses and equestrian sport, wherever you are in the world, this is a game changer! The Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ Fantasy Game

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Racing surface at Santa Anita likely contributed to 23 equine deaths Catastrophic injuries peaked in late February and March 2019; veterinarians point to multiple factors, call for further investigation.

By Ed Kane, PhD DVM360 MAGAZINE On Feb. 23, Battle of Midway, a prominent 4-year-old thoroughbred racehorse, severely shattered his hind pastern during a training exercise at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, California, and had to be euthanized. On that same day another equine athlete also suffered a catastrophic injury, and on Feb. 25 a third horse in three days had to be put down. This was the peak of a wave of catastrophic injuries at Santa Anita beginning in late December 2018 that would reach 23 total by the end of March—a sharp increase from previous years. When the fatalities reached their peak, the California Horse Racing Board and Santa Anita Park management announced their decision to close the track for evaluation. Mick Peterson, director of the University of Kentucky’s Agricultural Equine Programs and an analyst for Santa Anita track soil, was brought in to evaluate the racing surface and attempt to resolve the issues leading to horse injuries during training and racing. Peterson noted that heavy winter rains had led to track “segregation,” a process in which fine material in the top surface cushion moves to the inside rail as water washes across the track surface. He issued a call for ground-penetrating radar tests and further analysis. “We have two responsibilities,” Peterson stated, “to find out what happened and to fix it so it does not happen again.”

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With her main mount out of action for awhile, Fox set about regrouping and making a new plan. She arrived in California for the spring run with a full herd — nine horses in tow—but truly missing Fancy, who loves the big outdoor runs offered during April and May on the West Coast. “She loves these pens but I’ve come to realize that everything happens for a reason,” she states. “With her down, it’s given me extra time to focus on him.” Though she rode a different horse to begin the spring run in Red Bluff, Blue Jeans got the call in Clovis and she noted that he made a fast run that just missed a check. “We made it back [to the performances],” she noted, “and I felt

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like he was getting better and better in the big pens. I’m getting to know him better.” A former Wilderness Circuit finalist including a seventh place finish in 2018, Fox has changed her goals for the 2019 season. Fancy is expected to be back in action by summer, just in time for the circuit rodeo schedule to hit high gear. “We’ll see how strong she comes back. I’m planning to just stick to my circuit rodeos and see how he progresses,” she says of the now just six year old Blue Jeans. “The circuit finals and getting with him are my biggest focus right now.” Fox took a big step towards the Ram Wilderness Circuit Finals with a big win at Las Vegas Days over Mother’s Day weekend. Las Vegas has a long tradition of hosting pro rodeo as a celebration of the western roots of the city. Helldorado Days began during the construction of nearby Hoover Dam in the 1930’s and continued to evolve over the years, nearly always including a rodeo along with other festivities such as a downtown parade and spearheaded for much of the time by the local Elks club.

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Strictly Diesel Tip for June Can I get an oil change please? This statement is said in our service department on a daily basis. Can I get an oil change please? These words are more important than ever these days. With the newer emission legal trucks with (DPFs) diesel particulate filters, this statement if more important than ever.

Although your manufacturer of your diesel pickup will tell you that you can go ten thousand or more miles between oil changes, don’t believe it. Sure, additive packages in the engine oil we use have come a long way since the 80’s and 90’s, however, your engine and the emissions components on the truck you drive have changed as well. So why do the

kind of maintenance. Here are some reasons why changing your oil more often will help you. Nate Brekken 1. Less engine wear, which means your truck will last longer 2. Less frequent regens, your engine oil will be cleaner 3. Better fuel economy, use the oil your manufacturer recommends, synthetic oil is now the way to go. Dino oil should not be used due to more frequent regens and higher fuel usage. Here are some things that happen when your oil change intervals go for an extended length of time.

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WASHINGTON – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will honor some of their most dedicated volunteers this week at the agency’s 2019 Making a Difference National Volunteer Awards. Volunteers play a critical role in helping the BLM welcome millions of visitors annually to more than 245 million acres of

public lands across the American West. The annual awards, which recognize exceptional volunteer service on BLM-managed lands, will be presented during a special awards ceremony on Wednesday, May 22 at 1:00 p.m. EDT in Washington, D.C., and live via video teleconference on

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a lasting impact on our public lands. Thank you on behalf of the places you safeguard for all Americans, and thank you on behalf of the people whose lives you’ve touched through your generosity.” In 2018, over 30,000 volunteers contributed nearly one million hours of service, providing the equivalent of more than $24 million in labor and enabling BLM to help more Americans experience their public lands. These hard-working volunteers help monitor trails, manage wild horses, keep campers safe, and provide environmental education, interpretation, and other visitor services. “The BLM has only about 9,000 employees to sustainably manage hundreds of millions of acres of public lands for a range of multiple uses. While our employees are exceptionally dedicated, the support they receive from our volunteers is essential to helping our agency achieve its mission for the American people,” said Casey Hammond, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Land and Minerals Management, exercising the authority of the BLM Director. “It is a privilege to recognize these incredible people for their tireless efforts.” The 2019 awardees and their BLM nominating offices are: Tracy Greenwood, Lifetime Achievement, Mother Lode Field Office (CA), for consistent management of the Briceburg Visitor Center at the Merced River Recreation Area since 2000. Walt & Kathy Horsfall, Lifetime Achievement, Safford Field Office (AZ), for their service to the Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area, collecting data on hundreds of miles of roads around the Gila Box Riparian NCA. Phil & Chriscinda Jamison, Lifetime Achievement, Northeastern States District (ES), for more than 15 years in support of the Wild Horse and Burro Program in the BLM Eastern States Office. Thomas Parkinson & Peter Kearns, Outstanding Achievement, Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument (AZ), for 400 hours of volunteer service in 2018, contributing to multiple programs on the Parashant. Pedal United Chapter of IMBA, continued next page

While not as prevalent as in previous years, West Nile virus remains a significant threat to equine health By David W. Ramey, DVM Although it does not dominate the equine health headlines in the same manner it did nearly two decades ago, West Nile virus (WNV) is an everpresent threat, and one about which veterinarians should remind horse owners to be vigilant. For example, last year, health officials confirmed 31 cases of WNV in Ohio, which was more than twice as many cases than in 2017. Even in California, with its arid climate, approximately 20 cases per year have been reported since 2009.

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animals in the process. The virus’s morbidity is perhaps unappreciated; as of 2015, more than 27,000 horses in the U.S. have been infected since the disease was first identified. WNV also is the leading cause of mosquito-borne disease in the continental U.S. WNV virus is maintained in the wild bird population and spread between birds by mosquitoes. High levels of WNV circulate in the

bloodstream of birds, making them the virus’s natural reservoir. When mosquitoes feed on infected birds, they acquire WNV in blood meals. They then pass it on to other birds, animals, and people. Neither horses nor humans are thought to be a reservoir of infection to other animals. It does not appear mosquitoes feeding on an infected horse or human can ingest enough of the virus to transmit

it to other animals or humans. As such, horses and humans are considered “dead-end hosts.” West Nile virus infections After having been bitten by a mosquito, not all infected horses show clinical signs, which can vary, including in severity. The more severe signs result from encephalitis. stic tests; animals that have been vaccinated against WNV and have not been exposed to the virus will test negative on the WNV IgM capture ELISA test.

What is West Nile virus?

Isolated in Uganda in 1937, West Nile virus was first detected stateside in 1999 in the New York City area. WNV is a member of the flavivirus genus and belongs to the Japanese encephalitis antigenic complex of the family Flaviviridae. After its introduction, the virus subsequently spread throughout the U.S. and Canada via mosquitoes, infecting birds, humans, horses, and other

from previous page Group Excellence, Billings Field Office (MT), for helping to develop more than 28 miles of mountain bike trails and a trailhead facility over the last four years. Blake Ramos-Manz, Sergio Ramos-Manz, & Dylan Brennan, Outstanding Achievement, Wild Rivers Recreation Area (NM), for helping to manage the Wild Rivers Recreation Area, including five campgrounds, 27 campsites, and over 36 miles of trail. Roy Thornton, Outstanding Achievement, Cottonwood Field Office (ID), for his volunteer service at the BLM's Cottonwood Field Office recreation sites and campgrounds over the last eight years A national panel of BLM specialists and partner organization representatives selected the winners for their exceptional contributions to conservation and management of public lands. For more information, please contact Linda Schnee, BLM National Volunteer Program Lead, at (202) 912-7453 or lschnee@blm.gov.

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Clinical signs of EIA can vary, depending on the virulence and strain of the virus, the infective dose, and the horse’s own susceptibility By David Ramey, DVM In January, four horses in Rutherford County, Tenn., were euthanized after contracting equine infectious anemia (EIA). Six other

Understanding equine infectious anemia horses were quarantined after an initial negative test, pending a second test. Such incidents highlight the reasons equine veterinarians should be vigilant in their surveillance for this incurable viral disease. In fact, in 2017, 80 EIApositive horses were identified in the U.S., with 38 premises testing positive for the disease (Figure 1). What is equine infectious anemia?

EIA is a viral disease affecting only members of the equidae family (horses, ponies, zebras, mules, and donkeys). It is caused by an RNA virus from the Lentivirus, a genus of Retroviridae. EIA remains an uncommon, albeit persistent problem both in this country and abroad. While EIA is not a direct threat to human health, it is a reportable disease in all the U.S.

How is the disease transmitted?

The most important mode of transmission of EIA is via bloodfeeding insects, especially biting flies such as horse flies, deer flies, and, possibly, stable flies. Horses may react strongly to biting flies; their defensive behaviors can interrupt feeding by the insect. This makes the flies particularly efficient transmitters of EIA because when a horse reacts, the fly typically moves on to another one. Viral replication does not occur in flies; virus-infected blood is transferred between horses, usually those in close proximity to each other. The likelihood of a horse being infected is directly related to how much blood remains on the mouthparts of the insect after a meal. While EIA is typically considered a blood-borne infection, in fact, all the horse’s body tissues and fluids have the potential to be infectious, especially when virus levels are high during clinical disease episodes. Blood-contaminated syringes, needles, or surgical equipment also can easily transmit the disease, as can transfusion of infective blood or blood products. It is possible, although rare, for a pregnant mare to transmit the disease to her fetus during pregnancy.

What are EIA’s clinical signs?

Clinical signs of EIA can vary, depending on the virulence and strain of the virus, the infective dose, and the horse’s own susceptibility. The disease may be acute or chronic. The severity of clinical signs has a direct relationship to the amount of virus present in the infected horse. Incubation can take two weeks to two months. The disease typically progresses through phases. Typically, the initial acute phase of EIA lasts one to three days. The clinical signs include depression, and thrombocytopenia. a very high fever, severe thrombocytopenia, depression, and death. Following the initial phase, EIA infections typically cause a prolonged period associated with episodic clinical signs more typically associated with the disease, including recurrent fever, anemia, petechial hemorrhages on mucous membranes, edema, muscle weakness, and muscle wasting. Episodes may occur within days, weeks, or months of each other. 98

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Vitamin E: Necessary to horses, but there’s a lot to learn

By David W. Ramey, DVM

Vitamin E seems to be at the forefront of many discussions about horse nutrition these days.

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Contrary to appearances, vitamin E is not a vitamin in and of itself. Rather, it’s a group of eight compounds—four tocopherols and four tocotrienols—that are fat soluble. This vitamin is important for myriad functions in the horse’s body, including but not limited to, and in no particular order, the eyes, the reproductive tract, and the neuromuscular system. The most important function of vitamin E seems to be as a biological antioxidant. In this way, and probably by other ways that haven’t been determined yet, vitamin E serves to maintain many normal body functions of the horse. Vitamin E-related problems generally manifest in the horse’s neuromuscular system. In young horses, these include nutritional myodegeneration, neuroaxonal dystrophy, and equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy; in older horses, a lack of vitamin E is associated with vitamin E-deficient muscle problems or equine motor neuron disease. Happily, for most horses, there is ample vitamin E provided in the diet. Green grass is a great source of vitamin E—most things that are green have a good bit of it. Those horses lucky enough to have access to green grass also get lots of vitamin E. That said, horses do not require vitamin E on a daily basis. Horses store vitamin E quite well in the liver; they can last many months in the face of inadequate dietary intake. This, then, explains why horses that don’t have access to green grass in the winter don’t immediately start showing problems related to a lack of vitamin E. An adult horse with previous adequate dietary intake can go approximately 18 months without vitamin E before problems become noticeable. Further complicating the picture, some horses show no apparent bad effects of a vitamin E deficiency (as determined by serum levels). Unfortunately, one cannot simply draw blood, check vitamin E levels, and be sure a horse has a problem. A proper diagnosis of a vitamin E-related problem is made with a combination of vitamin E status, clinical signs, continued page 103

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and muscle biopsy results, as well as eliminating other diseases with similar signs. A normal vitamin E level for a horse is considered to be greater than 2 μg/ml.

Supplementing vitamin E

It is important to be aware of the type of vitamin E that is being supplemented. Vitamin E comes in two main types: natural or synthetic. Here’s a case where “natural” really is better. The natural form of vitamin E is in an “RRR” form. This can either come in a powder (RRR-αTocopherol acetate) or as a water-dispersible liquid (RRR-αTocopherol). The powder is more stable and has a longer shelf life, but isn’t absorbed quite as well as is the liquid. The “synthetic” form of vitamin E can be noted by its spelling. Synthetic vitamin E is identified as “All-rac-α-Tocopheryl acetate” or “dl-α-Tocopheryl-acetate” on the supplement label. Tests have shown the synthetic form of vitamin E is not absorbed as well by the horse as is the natural form. If it has been determined a horse should be supplemented with vitamin E, it makes sense to use the formulation the horse can use most efficiently. 1) Some horses don’t respond to vitamin E supplementation, even when it’s given at appropriate levels and in a bioavailable form. 2) A good number of horses that develop diseases related to a deficiency of vitamin E do not respond to vitamin E supplementation (estimates are that could amount to as many as 40 percent of vitamin E-deficient horses). 3) There’s an injectable form of vitamin E available for horses that also contains selenium. However, the injectable form does not have enough bioavailable vitamin E to affect a horse’s serum levels of vitamin E. 4) Vitamin E supplementation should be done for a specific reason, and should be followed with serum tests to see if supplementation is effective. 5) Vitamin E levels greater than 4 μg/ml (micrograms/ml) are too high.

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4 stall Barnmaster barn with hay and equipment storage, tack room and workroom. The stalls have outdoor runs that are partially covered. The 75’x125’ covered, partially enclosed riding arena with sand/rubber footing, will protect you from any inclement weather while you school your horses. An additional 25’ of undercover storage protects your horse trailer and farm equipment, or can be a great place for extra horse pens. The 60’ round pen completes the training facility on the property. 30+ acres of pasture of native gramma grass has been crossed fenced into ten separate pastures and turnouts. Pasture shelters in three turnouts allow for 24/7 turnout as desired. The 2073 sq ft home is set up for easy living and relaxed entertaining with an open kitchen, dining, living room floor plan. Efficiently sized rooms, low maintenance, attractive surfaces, and sufficient storage, make for a great home that doesn’t take much tending. Office/den could easily be a third bedroom. Recently upgraded to a solar grid tied system, it takes full advantage of the abundance of sunshine. The wrap around porch, flagstone patio and ramada, extend the living space of the home to the outside. Finish your long days of riding in the hot tub, or in the sauna. The property is bordered by the Gila National Forest on two sides, affording the ultimate in privacy.

The sale of the property comes with all the farm equipment needed for maintaining the property, so move in tomorrow and, the next day, warm up a bit in the arena and then ride your horses out the back gate onto perfect trails in the 3.3 million acres Gila National Forest. This is about as good as it gets.

Sue Chiverton 575-536-3109

$1,300,000 43 Acres

Home with existing horse facilities Center Aisle Barn: 4 Stalls with Paddocks:

Grass Pastures - Riding Arena

additional portable panels for additional free standing paddocks

Covered Riding Arena Current Use: Jumping, Regulation Small Dressage, Trail, General/All Purpose Round Pen, Wash Rack Tack Room & Hay Storage

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Bordered on two sides by Gila National Forest. 2 legal parcels. Greenhouse, hot tub, sauna, garage, full RV hookup, wrap around porch, patio with ramada. Possible bed & breakfast, or an outfitter's base of operation. Utility Type: Electric, Private Well, Propane, Grid tied solar system, generator. Bedrooms: 3, Bathrooms: 2 House Age: 14 House Area: 2,073 Sq. Ft. Architectural style is Australian farmhouse, one story, easy access, easy maintenance.

For Sale By: Realtor, Owner

EMAIL - suechiverton@gilanet.com

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Liz Kiener Designated Broker, Owner 530 E Hunt Highway, Suite 103-310 San Tan Valley 85143

28183 N Cibola Circle ~ Offered at $989,000 Country Living, City Close…. Nestled amongst the San Tans with unobstructed views of the valley this 4.5-acre equestrian

estate is sure to please all. No expense was spared while building this custom 5,178 sq ft home. Features include a split floor plan with 3 large bedrooms, a gym and an office on one side and the sensational master suite on the opposite with the gourmet kitchen, family room & dining room centrally located. The entire 2nd floor is an impressive bonus room/home theater with wrap around view decks offering panoramic mountain & city views. Every window in the home is situated to take advantage of the breathtaking scenery. The outdoor living area is a true master piece, from the outdoor kitchen to the magnificent pool & spa along with the tranquil setting will make entertaining a breeze. The equestrian facilities include 4 stalls all that open to a spacious turnout with lots of shade areas & automatic waters. The tack & hay barn opens to a beautiful riding area with plenty of room to store your trailer. If that isn’t enough the RV Barn/Work Shop is every car enthusiast and handyman’s dream. The property is on a private well and the 27,000 KWH OWNED solar system provides power for the entire property that can be expanded if ever needed. SRP was under $800 for the entire year. Surrounded by hundreds of miles of hiking and riding and yet just a few minutes’ drive to everything the town of Queen Creek has to offer makes this property truly One of a Kind…

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Beautiful custom built on one of the largest lots in QC Ranchettes. 4 Bedrooms + an Ofﬁce,3,064 sq ft, 3 car attached garage with a large separate work shop/garage. The open ﬂoor plan is perfect for entertaining family and friends. The yard is ready to build your barn and opens to the trails. This prime property is located just minutes from The Town of Queen Creek, Horse Shoe Park & Equestrian Center, San Tan Regional Park which provides miles of riding and hiking and the new QC District with tons of shopping and restaurants. You truly will not be disappointed!!This home will be ready for showings mid-March. Offered at $795,000

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READY FOR MOVE IN APRIL 1ST

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