Cowgirls for a Cause
(760) 208-3344
www.CowgirlsForACause.com
Cowgirls for a Cause is an artisan line of equine-inspired ladies apparel and gifts, designed for the gal who loves horses. In addition to the one-of-a-kind images that adorn each and every one of our shirts, you will also find a fun or inspiring saying on the back. There is no reason you can’t look cute while you’re out enjoying your horse! The Cowgirls for a Cause Collection is designed to ride in, work in, play in and just love your horse in. With design-enhancing, contrast-stitch thermals, hand-cut V-necks in lightweight cotton and cuddly warm, bold-colored thermals, you are sure to find a design and a fit that is just right for you. Visit our website at www.cowgirlsforacause.com to see our full line of clothing, hats and handmade leather bracelets. There is something for every horse lover, both English and Western. Enjoy, and remember to always live, love…and ride!

North American Peruvian Horse Association
www.NAPHA.net

The North American Peruvian Horse Association is proud to announce the 2013 U.S. National show. This beautiful and very elegant horse will be showcased at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center in Burbank October 4-6. The public is invited to this very special event and witness the smoothest riding horse in the equine world!

The Peruvian Horse has been represented in the United States for over 45 years. The NAPHA represents the Peruvian Horse in the U.S. with affiliate organizations in Canada, Central and South America, Europe
and Australia. NAPHA is primarily charged with maintaining the registry of the breed.

ArenaClear
(877) 562-8147
www.ArenaClear.com
ArenaClear is an organic soil conditioner that controls dust by improving water retention in soils up to 300 percent while enhancing water percolation in muddy areas. The application of ArenaClear two times a year saves labor and watering by 50 percent. It works on sand, clay and any nature-made soil. The results are a healthier, dust-free environment for trainers, instructors, riders and just as importantly, your horse. ArenaClear also discourages soils from freezing thus extending all seasonal usage. It’s recommended for polo fields, indoor & outdoor arenas, round pens, muddy paddocks, ranch roads, as well as soccer, baseball & football fields. ArenaClear provides greater coverage & requires less application than competitive products and is produced by TRC & Associates, Inc.

Massage, hydrotherapy, electro-magnetic pulses…there are interesting options today for Equine Therapy.

911 Supply House
at EQ-Wine Covers, Paso Robles
(805) 610-5566
When an emergency happens, Jim Fritsche, owner of EQ-Wine Covers says, “Hoof ‘n Holler!”. Preparing for that unforeseen emergency has been a priority for Jim and his wife, Shirley, for many years. After opening their new display yard in Paso Robles last year they decided to dedicate their showroom to a disaster preparedness center. Now 911 Supply House is the go-to source in the area. It’s stocked with all the best in emergency gear for your family and horses. If you’re traveling by or are headed to the California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles this summer, they invite you to drop by EQ-Wine Covers just 2.5 blocks south of the fairgrounds. Located at 1736 Riverside Avenue in downtown Paso Robles, they have on display their best selling 24’ x 24’ x 13’ tall hay barn, 18’ x 36’ trailer cover, a mare motel, and more! Mention you saw their ad in the Horsetrader and receive a free gift!

Kimberly Ann Jackson
(818) 522-0536
www.KimberlyAnnJackson.com

Kimberly Ann Jackson serves Southern California with natural barefoot hoof care services. Most good ideas are simple – soundness, health, longevity. This tried and true work is founded on the hoof conformation and wear patterns of wild horses. It is also informed by the latest cutting edge science of the hoof. This astonishingly successful synergy brings hoof health to our domestic horses.

“This is the ideal method of hoof care because it has a unique and abundant wealth of benefits,” says Kimberly, whose clients repeatedly report that their horses have better balance, larger and freer strides and soundness – often where they have not had any in quite some time. Many clients appreciate her kindness with their horses, as respect for the horse is paramount.

Kimberly has been certified by the AANHCP and Liberated Horsemanship, two internationally recognized Hoof Care Institutions. She worked for five years with Jaime Jackson, the originator of this method, in his personal trim practice and the AANHCP, and has been practicing Natural Barefoot Hoof Care since 2003.

The horses she works with are from a broad range of disciplines — dressage, school horses, trail, endurance, rodeo, pleasure and more. She welcomes your most challenging hoof conditions such as laminitis, club foot and run-under heels. “It is most rewarding to see these horses sound out and thrive!” she says.

Bakersfield Veterinary Hospital
Bakersfield
(661) 832-1150 www.bakersfieldvet.com

Bakersfield Veterinary Hospital is the leading provider of equine veterinary services in Kern County. We provide high quality care and diagnostic workups in the following areas: preventative medicine, internal medicine, lameness, reproduction, neonatal care, dentistry, podiatry and elective soft tissue surgery. We have three ambulatory veterinary units, ultrasound, full service digital radiology, upper airway endoscopy and a limited surgical facility.

While Equine medicine is our main focus, we also provide service to small ruminant food animals and some exotics. We come from a rural background, with strong work ethics. We understand the importance of “old fashioned” values and hope to be a source of inspiration to future generations of Veterinarians. We are committed to keep pace with the newest technology and treatment modalities while maintaining our long-standing tradition of excellent animal health care.

Sycamore Trails Stables
San Juan Capistrano
(949) 661-1755
www.sycamoretrails.com
This Orange County facility has been family-owned and operated for more than 35 years, and riders from beginning levels to advanced enjoy their riding experiences with three covered arenas. The unique facilities provide riders with comfortable, all-weather riding. There’s also five other arenas for training and/or riding in a more pastoral atmosphere. A wide range of accommodating feeds at reasonable rates and immediate openings are available. Call (949) 661-1755 or visit the facility’s website.

Steens Mountain Guest Ranch
Oregon (see ad on Page 59)
(541) 493-1164
www.oregonguestranch.com
This family-operated working guest ranch wants its visitors to experience the life of the true cowboy and experience the life of a buckaroo first-hand. Here, you become a part of the cowboy crew as soon as you set foot on the ranch’s beautiful Pacific Northwest soil. For the next few days you will live, breathe, eat, sleep, and fully enjoy the sought-after life that made the American West famous.

Seated at the base of the Steens Mountains in the heart of Oregon’s historic buckaroo country, Steens Mountain Guest Ranch provides a unique, intimate, cowboy experience. With its ‘two guests per buckaroo’ ratio, you’ll be one of no more than four guests on the ranch at any time.

As part of the crew, you can expect ranch-raised horses and no ‘nose-to-tail’ riding – and you will receive individual attention while working next to the cowboys. Ever helped doctor a calf or brought in a stray cow? Your hosts realize that not everyone wants to experience everything, so you define your comfort zone and just stand back and watch the action, if you’d like.

Heading to Expo in Sacramento June 11-13th? Learn what’s new and save big, too! Visit our online Expo shopping guide at www.horsetrader.com/expo.

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