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POCO LENA HICKORY

Standing at Collier Ranch, Springdale, Washington

Last year about this time, Barb and I were traveling to Montana to pick up a new addition to our herd. We had located a really well bred filly we felt would be a great addition to our bloodlines. While there, we looked at the broodmares and foals, then was introduced to the sire of these foals, Poco Lena Hickory, an own son of Doc’s Hickory. We were so impressed by Poco and the foals, we bought both fillies and the colt. This past spring, we called about breeding some of our mares to Poco and asked if the owners would consider selling Poco. We feel so fortunate to have been able to work out buying and bringing Poco home to live with us at Collier Ranch in Springdale, Washington. Poco is a finished cutter and an NCHA money earner. We took Poco to our trainer, Rhett Rigby of Drummond, Montana, for his opinion since he will be starting the colts. Rhett has been showing Poco at RMBA

shows this summer and won a first, two seconds and two thirds in Ranch Horse Competition. Poco is truly impressive when he is working a cow – regardless whether cutting, working cowhorse, or roping. Poco’s personality and disposition are such that Rhett’s 8-year old son loves riding him and told Rhett “we need to buy him, Dad.” Rhett said, “but he’s not fo sale.” Wyatt added, “but dad, we need to buy him”! Poco passes those traits on to his foals. Jack, Hanna, and Sis are very gentle and have a million dollar disposition – curious, intelligent and trainable. They are so willing and eager to learn - a real joy to work with. Poco’s colt, Jack, has that “wow factor” everyone is looking for in a great cutter or reining horse. I have spen approximately 3 hours with him so far and he trailer loads picks up his feet, side passes, crosses tarps and bridges, does rollbacks in the round pen and is well sacked out, in fact I can crack a whip all around him. Mind you he hadn’t even had a halter on him till about a month ago. He seems very eager to learn and is a joy to work with. Not bad for a yearling! To assure breeding to this great stallion, early booking is important. On the internet www.collierranchllc.com Greg & Barb Collier, 509/939-0585 Photography by Teresa Rigby

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Just Being a Mare - By Betsy Kelleher If you are excusing a mare’s misbehavior with those words, “just being a mare,” a different perspective would be more effective. Husbands have been known to shrug off a wife’s emotions by saying, “she’s just being a woman,” and it only makes things worse! Mares are like women. They are both female and their problems deserve to be taken seriously. Wise mare owners recognize hormonal behavior, but they don’t use that as an excuse for a lack of understanding. When mares behave badly, look for a physical reason or a training issue before blaming everything on hormones! You can’t fix something until you know what needs fixing. Let me tell you about a certain mare that became dangerous to ride. Everyone told her owner to just trade her in for a gelding. But this owner kept looking for an answer and didn’t give up. She finally found someone to look at the situation objectively, and the solution had nothing to do with gender. It had to do with a badly fitting saddle. Once that was changed and the mare was comfortable, this owner was able to enjoy her mare and find great satisfaction in the relationship. A friend of mine bought a mare that kicked at other horses while ridden. Instead of accepting this as “mare behavior,” she worked to change it. It took consistent effort and some help from a trainer, but this same mare now can be ridden safely with other horses. Distinguishing “mare behavior” is the key. In a natural herd, mares have a great responsibility to take care of things and

it helps to understand their instinctive role. When a mare is acting rude or dangerous, modification is needed. If the problem really is hormones, there are several natural supplements that can help a mare become calmer. I’ve used chamomile tea as well as Mare Magic with good results. Quite often, it is a training issue. Mares definitely need good training to help them overcome their emotional dispositions. Pain can often cause bad behavior, whether it’s a saddle or bit, or a need for chiropractic care. Riders can seek help from a good trainer to be sure the way they ride isn’t causing the problem. Some mares have experienced past trauma or abuse that causes unusually fearful behavior. Extra patience and understanding plus basic exercises can help create needed confidence and trust. Ride a gelding and put him away, and he probably won’t care. But a mare wants a close relationship (just like a woman). She wants your full attention and appreciates extra fussing and grooming - my Lady gives me hugs as I put her bridle on. If a woman feels loved, she will do anything for her man. A mare will give her all and more for an owner she trusts. Treat her like a lady, or you may regret it! Full stories of both mares mentioned in this article are found in a book compiled by Betsy Kelleher, along with many other stories about mares. For more information about MARES! (ya gotta love em)…Fifty Stories to Aid & Inspire Mare Owners, visit Betsy’s website: www.goduseshorses.com

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30TH YEAR EDITORIAL This year marked my 30th writing this column. The column runs in 150 papers around the country and in Canada. For the most part they can be described as trade publications, or as a smaller weekly or daily. It is impressive to me how many of these publications continue to remain in business when their larger metropolitan counterparts are falling victim to the internet and 24 hour television and radio news stations. The obvious reason that the smaller weeklies and dailies weather the storm is that they cover the local news that no one else covers. As is the case in trade publications, that cover a speciďŹ c topic such as rodeo, horses, farming, feedlots, ranching, stock dogs, purebred anything, regional agriculture, rural living and western style or fashion. However, in my 30 years of working with these publications, I would say the factor that most affects their success is the editor/publisher’s “loveâ€? of the newspaper business. I could use the word dedication, commitment, tenacity or endurance, especially were I able to print them alongside a rogue’s gallery

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Ann Kirk’s SENSIBLE HORSEMANSHIP Handling the Reins Happy Thanksgiving to all the readers and horse lovers out there! The holiday season is fast approaching and that usually doesn’t leave much time for our horses but you can always learn more for the next time you get a chance to spend time with your friend. Did you know that even just taking 10-20 minutes every few days to work on something will keep your horse tuned up and ready for the days when you can do the ‘big’ stuff? The bridle work from the ground or directional control exercises are great stuff and it all makes the horse quieter and safer for later. Don’t make it all or nothing. The little sessions add up to big rewards. Before we go any farther in the saddle, I want to talk about handling the reins. How you handle your reins is very important, especially when riding a green-broke horse. He will need lots of guidance but he will also need enough slack in the reins to develop his responsibility for self-control. When I see people get hurt on a ‘new’ horse, it usually can be linked to one of these 2 common mistakes; either too much slack or

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to correct sudden reactions. Horses can accelerate so fast and I will be left scrambling for control. Either scenario reduces my ability and safety while riding. So I want to ride with a little slack in the reins when I am not asking the horse for some response. Having slack in the reins also gives the horse more responsibility. But how do I do this with a rein in each hand and still maintain control if something spooks my mount? I either have my hands too far back to be efficient or I have to ride with my arms extended forward too far for comfort. One way gives me a backache and the other finds me trying to pull the reins through my body or over my head to get enough slack out to make a correction. Neither one is the best option for a fun, safe ride. So, what is my solution? Ride with a ‘middle hand’ and an ‘active hand’. I introduced these terms last month and will build on them here. You will still be riding with 2 hands in a sense but will be working more with one side or the other. By holding the reins in one hand and having the other free, your corrections can be quicker, smoother and more effective than before. Here’s how. Hold the reins in one hand. We will start with the left side of the horse so your right hand will be the ‘middle hand’. Hold both reins the same length in your right hand with just enough slack to not have pressure on your horse’s bit. This leaves your left hand free or ‘active’. Whenever you need a response on the left side of the horse, you take the slack out by lifting with your ‘middle’ right hand and letting the left rein slide through your ‘active’ left hand until you have the contact

you need to get your response. Close your ‘active’ hand on the rein and drop the ‘middle’ hand to give the slack back into the right rein so it won’t interfere with your request. When you are done with what you asked, just release the left rein to return the slack. When you switch to the right side of the horse, you will switch hands on the reins so your ‘middle’ hand will be your left and your ‘active’ hand will be the right. If you need both rein control, your ‘middle’ hand will lift the slack and your ‘active’ hand can slide down and take hold of both reins to effect the change you are looking for. When done, turn loose with the ‘active’ hand and the slack drops right back to the horse. The best way to practice this way of handling the reins is either in the house at night while watching TV or while on a well started horse that you don’t have to be worrying about your safety. I am not saying that I never ride 2 handed. Many exercises work better that way. But for trail riding and other exercises that work laterally, this is my favorite way of handling the reins. If you have any questions about this or anything else, write me and we will chat. Until then, take care and God Bless.........Ann For more information on Ann Kirk and her Sensible Horsemanship Program, go to www.annkirk.com. Most of these lessons are available on the Sensible Horsemanship DVDs. Ann is also available for private lessons or clinics in your area.

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7 Year Old Paint Mare, 15.2 Hands, will do anything you want, cow, trail, gaming, no bad habits, she’s a babysitter, $35,000 will deliver. 530-575-1064 12 Year Old Gelding, Dark Brown Tobiano, great feet & sound, over $5000 in training, 5 years on trail, $3500. 406/8893251 2007 Reg. S.P.B. Red Roan Gelding, “Copper” is 15h & 1000 lbs, his blood-lines include, Nevada War Drum, Bud Dee Norfleet, Peponita Who, Versary Rhyme, & Leo Las Foxy. He has been saddled, & has had some ground work done, he does-n’t spook or shy, & is ready to finish, $750 or best offer. 509/251-5054 Herd Reduction: Well Broke APHA gelding; bay roan blanketed Appy mare; Medicine Hat Paint mare; black Arabian mare; Welsh Arabian pony gelding; Connemara Sport pony gelding & fillies; & one nice American Painted pony filly. 509/4475735 Newport

*" 8 Year Old Pregnant POA Pony Mare $800; 1 year old POA pony colt $500; weanling POA pony colt $500; 4 year old Quarter Horse gelding $800; may trade? 509/869-3550 Springdale 1st Choice Christmas Ponies, 3 To choose from. 208/597-4731

Two Year Old, Grullo Filly, Mr San Peppy, Lean With Me, $1500. 406/889-3251 Horses & Ponies, Email kusher_87@hotmail.com for videos of each one or call 541/314-3014 Bomb Proof Gelding, Has Ridden lots of children & first time riders, lines Lean With Me, Mr San Peppy, $5000. 406/889-3251 Freckles, MR San Peppy, 8 Year Old, cutting, trained, stud, solid build, throws excep-tional babies with good minds, Xtra Heavy-duty Nitro, 2 year old, Red Roan colt, started, smart, great moves, sire is Nitro Dual Doc, dam producer in NRCHA, nice big colt ellenrich@plixtel.com 509/7386783

" , Horse Boarding: 4-Rail Wood Fence with shelter, or stalls with runs, arena, lots of trails, fun atmosphere. 509/999-9152 Deer Park Winter Special Boarding Stall, $150, indoor arena, lessons, training available, limited space. 509/534-0597 Newman Lake Horse Boarding, Separate Stalls & Runs, cleaned daily, quality hay, 2 feedings, heated water, steel fences, trails, pasture, arena. 16 miles north on Hwy 2. Friendly, family atmosphere, references, $200. 509/292-8366

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Corral Panels/ Swing Gates, New, In stock. 12’ and 16’ corral panels, 8-16’ swing gates, 4’ and 6’ bow gates. Joe, 509/7237923

Ladies’ Porter Saddle, & Ray Holes saddle, both are 98% new. Pack saddles, double felt pads, bags in boxes, fixed with head stall and reins. Stirs, chaps, blankets. Tent 10x12 with 6’ side walls, britching, and much more. Call for more information, 208/875-0278

Northwest Trails Boarding Happy healthy horses. Excellent care, recommended by Deer Park Vet Clinic. Catering to those who really care for their horse’s well being. Large, lighted arena, three round pens, large paddocks & pastures with shelter. Endless miles of beautiful trail riding. Natural Horsemanship training & lessons available, friendly, helpful atmosphere. www.northwest-trails.com 509/2766345 Deer Park Horse Boarding! Indoor & Outdoor arenas, trails, turn out paddock, stalls with runs, paddocks with shelters soon. Professional training & lessons available. All amenities, easy highway access. Winter Special $225 full care. 15 minutes north of Spokane in Chattaroy. 509/496-8094

Farm & Ranch Style Fencing: Post & Rail. Electrical. Barbed Wire. On T-posts or wood. Experienced in custom fencing. Gates also available. Post pounding, auguring, repair. References. Visa, M/C accepted. For services, contact Northwest Custom Farming at 509/443-9295 #NORTHCF941J1 Horse Blankets Cleaned & Repaired; washing- sheets $10, blankets $15. Repairs starting at $8, pickup & delivery available. 509/489-1436 Spokane Quality Heavy Galvanized Panels, shelters, gates, stall fronts, & more; factory direct! ID# RC-15318, WA# LUCKYA933DW, www.LuckyAcres.net

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Wegner Ranch Horse Transportation, Washington to California to Texas monthly, regularly scheduled trips, new equipment, excellent references, 30 years experience, quality care. 509/968-4949

Roommate Wanted On Horse Farm. Small bedroom, share bathroom & house, pets/ livestock ok, female, $300. 509/2763296 Deer Park Consew Double Needle Commerical sewing machine, great for horse products, fix your own stuff or start your own business, $750. 509/276-1822, 509/435-5230. Attention Horsemen & Women! Do You have tired aching muscles & pain, and need some relief ? Joan Haney, former owner of Farwest Farms, LLC is now a Licensed Massage Practitioner, MA#60176620 and has offices in Deer Park & Spokane. Mobile massage is also available, and mobile visits receive a fresh flower lei! View informative website, www.alohatherapeuticmassage.com or call for more information, 509/688-7097

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1975 4 Horse Trailer, Hale, Looks Ugly, works great. $700 cash firm. 208/255-1663 Colorado Saddlery, Northwest Buckaroo, full quarter, 16” seat, weight 42 lbs. $1000 firm. 208/215-1013 2002 Circle J 4 Horse Gooseneck Trailer, has built in mangers, under manger storage, mid tack & rear tack, 2 water tanks, sink, refrigerator, insulated, excellent condition, Toyo tires, $12,500 or best offer. 509/2304855 Fairfield Miley 2-Horse Trailer, BP, Clean, Ramp & back doors, $1000, or best offer. 509/448-5603, 509/991-0388, 509/9918182

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Barefoot Trimming: 4B-S.A.I.D. transitional method assures trail-ride readiness for Spring. 509/456-5555 leave message

All Aluminum Sooner, 4 Horse Slant load GN trailer, large tack, drop feed doors, very good condition, $11,500. 509/276-1701

Corrective Shoeing: Shoeing, Trimming, serving Tri-Cities, Moses Lake, Spokane, Coeur d’Alene. Call John 509/953-2055

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Home of Upriver Morgans 3001 N. Idaho Rd. Liberty Lake, WA 99019 509/926-0028, Appointments, please Limited stalls available Trained stock for sale 12x12 matted box stalls (Some paddocks) Daily turn-out may be included 65’x144’ Covered Arena 55’ Round pen with solid walls Convenient wash rack/heated water 3 tack rooms & some cross tie areas Safe fencing throughout Riding instruction available Easy access: 1 mile from I-90, Exit 299 - Liberty Lake, WA

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Medicine Horse Stables Bruce & Judy Houck, Owners 509/844-7230 8105 S. Oak Road - Spokane 10 minutes south of Spokane off 195 South Gated, Fenced, Secure, 60x144 Indoor Arena, Two Large Outdoor Arenas 25 Acres of Groomed Trails, Arena Rentals, Wash Bays Inside/outside Automatic fly control in all stalls Stalls with and without runs Four tack rooms * Separate Storage Sheds

MINI ACRES Trot-About Riding School 5808 E. Greenbluff Rd. - Colbert WA Cris Pemberton, Instructor - 509/238-2643 “Where the safety and well being of horse and rider come first� Full Service Boarding, Lessons & Training School Horses * Summer Camps 1/2 Lease Program Training with Billy Vens beginning April 1st Indoor Ring * Dressage Ring Large Jumping Arena with Lights 60ft. Round Pen 12x12 Matted stalls with Pipe Runs. Resident Farrier, Chris Eickhoff

, ,C&S Ranch Charlene & Steve Ulrich 34817 N. Conklin Rd. * Elk, WA 99009 509/220-7712 cell * 509/292-1810 www.cspaintquarterhorses.com Standing Three Stallions “Poco Buenos Ghost� AQHA CREMELLO Stallion 89% Foundation Guaranteed Buckskin or Palomino foals “JN Poco Lenas Doc� AQHA Grullo, 97% Foundation “Mama Said Dash� APHA Double Homozygous Guaranteed Color & No Red foals! Reg. APHA and Quarter Horses For Sale Boarding/Training Raising good quality horses & adding color as a bonus

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Kruger Ranch, L.L.C. Harold or Debbie Kruger 5055 West Orchard Avenue Rathdrum, ID 83858 Phone/Message 208/687-9404 email: mail@krugerranch.com Visit our website at www.krugerranch.com “A Full Care Facility for Horses & Their Owners� - STALLION STATION Select Stallions At Stud Transported Semen Shipped & Received Visitors Always Welcome

Lee’s Quarter Horses 2000 Idaho Rd. - Plummer, ID Lee Thurman - 208/273-2470 Quarter Horses Since 1979 Standing AQHA Palomino Stallions: Poco and Wimpy Wimpy King Fritz Standing AQHA Black Stallion Peppys Montana Lena by Mr San Peppy & Doc O’Lena

Promised Land Ranch Quarter Horses Joel, Sara and Jed Kretz 509/779-4105 www.promised-land-ranch.com Wauconda, WA 98859 Quality Colts & Young Stock For Sale Blue Valentine, Joe Hancock, Driftwood & Page Lee Bloodlines

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Steinway Ranch Registered Tennessee Walking Horses Coco & Aaron Spurway 509/238-1225 19312 N. Madison Road, Mead, WA 99021 Home of GEN’S TRUE GRIT 1996 TWHBEA Chestnut Stallion Flaxen Tail & Mane Visitors Always Welcome Boarding available e-mail: steinwayranch@hotmail.com

Lady Raven Stables

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325 W. Austin Rd. * Spokane WA 99208 509/218-9166 or 509/466-6075 Candy Anderson New Indoor Show Facility Indoor & Outdoor Areanas, Plus Round Pen, Large Stalls with Runs, Large Safe Pastures with Shelter, Heated Bathroom / Tack Room Miles of Trails Lessons, Clinics & Training Available 5 Minutes from Spokane www.ladyravenstables.com

“The Very Finest For You & Your Horse” 11515 E. Trent Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA 509/927-5891 * Meg Wantulok, Owner English Clothing, English & Western Equipment, Show Halters, Breeches, Saddles, Horse Blankets, Jewelry, Books & More Lots of Helmets, Gifts Galore spokanetacktrunk@yahoo.com

-1, North Town Insurance Pat Rogers, Local Agent 5727 N. Division St., Spokane WA 99208 509/483-3030 * 800/326-8583 toll free www.northtowninsurance.com We want to insure your Horses All Breeds welcome, including Mules Products available: Mortality - Major Medical - Loss of Use Accident - Sickness - Disease (Infertility) Farm & Ranch - Clinics - Shows - Stables Breeding Operations & Training

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Prairie Leather Designs *Featuring Custom Horse Tack & Western Gifts. Including: Breast Collars, Bridles, Bronc Halters, Dog Collars, Chaps & More *Western Purses, Jewelry, Pillows, Home Decor & Belts *Tack Repair *Think of us for your Club Awards “Adding a creative touch to your daily cowboy life” PrairieLeatherDesigns.com 509/879-7921 * 509/869-1992 509/464-0293 * Mead WA

/, ,Relational Riding Academy Michelle Binder, ACRI * 509/290-4301 2 Training DVDs Available *Any Horse Any Rider *Understanding Riding www.relationalridingacademy.com American Certified Riding Instructor Boarding: Stalls with turnouts, pasture board options Lessons - Training - Instruction Available ARIA Certified in Dressage, Combined Training & Hunt Seat. Located at Beautiful New Facility A & R Stables 11724 N. Forker Rd - Spokane Valley Teaching, Training Group Lessons, Private Lessons, School Horses, Show Horses for Lease, Horses for Sale. Recreational Riders welcome Equine Rehabilitation for injuries, lameness & work related/training issues

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Horse & People Training Certified TT.E.A.M. Practitioner 25 years At This Location 4307 N. Harvard Rd. Otis Orchards WA 99027 509-924-9739 For the safest horse possible. Starting young horses Improving behavior & performance. Advanced training for all disciplines & breeds. We work together to train your horse. Equimagically Amazing & Effective Techniques Awareness & Communication. Training Problem Solving Hands-On clinics Rider Education Without Pain, Fear or Force

We’re still Standing Join Us for a Great Support Structure Joyce Morgan-Wimpfheimer * 509/951-5283 www.legacyfarmandstable.com LESSONS * BOARDING * TRAINING - Ride Right Program British Horse Society Certified Dressage & Eventing Jumpers Trained in Germany for Dressage Dressage Arena, Jumping Field Covered Riding Arena Paddocks with Shed Rows Teaching Beginners through Upper Level Riders Beginner & Advanced Lesson Horses

We Specialize In... Towing - Tie Down - Suspension Products which can be viewed at www.TLCentral.com 877.651.3835 We strive to provide the best products & customer service. We have been involved in Truck Camper / Horse Trailer Towing for over 33 years. Torklift International began as a Trailer Hitch manufacturer & installer, based out of Kent WA, and have expanded to over 60 employees & a 27,000 sq. ft. facility.

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We accept ads electronically in .pdf format. Please ensure that all photographs are 160dpi and balanced for newsprint output. Please ensure color ads are CMYK. If you have any questions about electronic files, please call us. e-mail the files to: horsepreviews@exchangepublishing.com

All ads are positioned run of paper (ROP) at standard rates, without preference. Ads requesting premium or specific position other than ROP will incur an additional 15% charge.

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Deadline Ads must be reserved by the 15th of the month to be published in the next monthly magazine.

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We are often able to accept ads a few days afte the 15th, so please contact us if you require extr consideration.

Electronic Edition Portions of Horse Previews Magazine ar distributed electronically on the World Wide We the first Thursday of every month. Our web site can be found at: www.horse-previews.com You can also contact us via e-mail: horsepreviews@exchangepublishing.com

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20 per year United States; $24 per yea Canada; $40 per year International. Paymen in advance. Payment by your personal check or money order must accompany a mailed in advertisements. Please type or print your ad neatly. We ar not responsible for accuracy from handwritten copy. Horse Preview will not be responsible for misinformation, misprints, typographic errors, etc., herein contained. We reserve the right to edit, alte or refuse any advertising or articles for publication. Neither Hors Previews nor its advertisers intends prejudice because of age, cree disability, origin or sex. Reproduction without permission is prohibite All rights reserved ©2010 Horse Previews Magazine, P.O. Box 42 Spokane, WA 99210-0427. Revised May 201

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