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The Bureau of Land Management California Wild Horse and Burro Program, in partnership with Sacramento County Sheriff’s office, will be offering for adoption up to eight saddle-trained horses on Thursday Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. The BLM will be conducting the adoption via Zoom, and in order to bid and participate in the Zoom call, participants must have an approved adoption application and a bidder number. For more information, contact the BLM at (916) 978-4678. Particpants also can fill out an online adoption application at https://www.blm.gov/sites/blm.gov/files/4710-010.pdf and email it to adumas@blm.gov.  The registration deadline is Nov. 18 at 4 p.m., and because of processing time, the BLM will not accept registrations after the deadline.  Pick-up for the animals will be on Dec. 12 at Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center (R3C) in Elk Grove.

Those interested can view the horses at blm.gov/cawildhorseadoption and also get more detailed information. Inmates at R3C performed the saddle-training of these horses to prepare them for adoption. for you to adopt.  The BLM asks that all participants read the adoption requirements at the following link: https://www.blm.gov/sites/blm.gov/file/wildhorse_adoptionsandsales_generalreq_9.11.19.pdf

To learn more about the BLM’s Wild horse and Burro Program, see the ad on page 25.


Since 1973, it’s been a family affair at The Shoein’ Shop in Yucaipa. The venerable farrier supply business was started by Lee Green in 1973. Lee and Charlotte, their children, and grandchildren all have a part in making the shop run the way it does — and they LOVE their family business!
Lee started shoeing with his father from a very early age, and as an 11-year-old was able to shoe a horse by himself in 1953. He was shoeing professionally in Nephi, Utah, while still in high school before he left in 1964 to shoe mules down in the Grand Canyon. Occasionally, he would work a pack trip, and around the same period he also was shoeing and packing at Reds Meadow in Mammoth Lakes for a couple summers. 

Lee and Charlotte moved to Yucaipa in 1969, and after a few years, he decided to buy a property. He built a barn so people could bring their horses to him, hence the name The Shoein’ Shop! While he was shoeing, Charlotte was running the shop. Eventually, his daughters started to manage the store. 

From 1980-2013, Lee travelled all over Africa, Asia, Europe, South America, and the U.S., conducting clinics and sharing his knowledge. His son, Portor, who is also a farrier, is going to follow in Lee’s footsteps and do the same. 

Lee quit shoeing in 2004 to focus on the business, and today the shop has more than 20,000 square feet of business space holding thousands of products, supplying many other shops in the U.S. The whole family works together to make this place great, and it’s quick to say that they could not do this without their customers, to whom they are very grateful.

Need something? The Shoein’ Shop has thousands of items, and the best bet is that they have it! And if they don’t, they will get it for you and make you happy — as they have strived to do for more than 40 years. And take note of the discounts! If you spend $500 or more before tax and shipping, get 5 percent off your order with the coupon code: fivepercent. If you spend $1,000 or more before tax and shipping, get 10 percent off of your order with the coupon code: tenpercent. These discounts will always be available to you, and the Shoein’ Shop gladly ships! Visit www.TheShoeinShop.com or call (909) 794-3455. See ad on page 18.


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Meticulous engineering leads to legendary reliability and excellent value – hallmarks of a Kubota tractor. At Inland Kubota, they listen to their customers. Quality, innovative and easy-to-use design – that’s a Kubota. Contact Inland Kubota in Redlands to schedule your test-drive today – (909) 795-1771. See ad on page 44.

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