CHRIS COX & AL DUNNING AT
Drinkwater Estate for Sale!
Since 1978
BLOW-OUT TACK SWAP HORSE STUFF & OVERST
MORE SADDLES AND TACK THA
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USED TAC
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SHOW GEAR SHOW CLOTHES GROOM SUPPLY SHOW TACK HATS HELMETS SUPPLY
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28150 N Alm a School Pkwy #107, Sco ttsdale, AZ 85262 Open 10AM–6 PM
20 MINUTES FROM WESTWORLD
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$30 RENTAL SPACES AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC...No Dealers Please! WE NEED SERIOUS SHOPPERS AT THIS EVENT TO BLOW-OUT TACK SWAP HORSE STUFF & OVERSTOCK SPEND A FEW HOURS AND SEE MORE SADDLES AND TACK THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE!
Rain or Shine -- One Day Only -- SATURDAY!!!
Open 10AM–6PM
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ONE DAY - GREAT SHOPPING OPPORTUNITY
Open 10AM–6PM
Sorry no Dealers!
TRAINER’S TACK & SADDLES - CUSTOMER’S USED TACK - TABLES FOR RENT TO EQUESTRIANS & RANCHES
RIO VERDE - SCOTTSDALE
USED TACK
SHOW GEAR SHOW CLOTHES GROOM SUPPLY SHOW TACK HATS HELMETS SUPPLY
Open 10AM–6PM
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(417) 793-1403
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UNDER THE WHITE BIG TOP IN SCOTTSDALE Red Mountain 202 at N. McClintock Dr • 1-866-999-8111
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Regular $44,305
DISCOUNT $9,830
SALE PRICE
SUNDOWNER LQs PRICED RIGHT!
$34,475
2018 Sundowner
Stock # HA7156
Santa Fe 6906 3-Horse Gooseneck The Santa Fe is the ultimate combination of Sundowner's most popular features and affordability. This all aluminum trailer is lightweight for towing ease and fuel economy.
LIVING / BEDROOM
Regular $68,428
Leather Sofa opposite of galley Storage cabinets underneath sofa Window with roller shades Double step ladder to bed Large bed with bed spread TV nightstand with stereo underneath Overhead speakers and recessed LED lights Mirrored cabinetry at headboard Windows on both sides of bed with privacy shades and more!
DISCOUNT $12,937
SALE PRICE
$55,491 Stock # HA7083
KITCHEN / GALLEY
2018 Sundowner Horizon 8010 RS 3-Horse Living Quarters
Regular $56,786 DISCOUNT $12,931
SALE PRICE
$43,855 Stock # HA7085
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High Pointe Microwave oven Single Bowl kitchen sink with high-neck faucet, Towel Bar next to sink Solid surface granite-style countertops Dometic refrigerator under the countertop Suburban stovetop with cover and more!
EXTERIOR
Tandem Axle aluminum construction Spare tire and wheel Automatic Jack LED clearance and 4 tail lights Automatic Hydraulic Jack Single Air conditioning unit Exterior step and entry grab handle and more!
ALL INVENTORY SHOWN IN STOCK Regular $40,437
DISCOUNT $8,624
SALE PRICE
$31,773 Stock # HA7157
2018 Sundowner
Santa Fe 6906 2-Horse Gooseneck Living Quarters WELL EQUIPED!
YOU CAN AFFORD THE BEST!
2260 E Main St, Mesa, AZ 85213 Cross Streets: Between N 24th St and N 22nd Pl.
www.DesertAutoPlex.com
(844) 250-9281
Regular $24,445
DISCOUNT $8,624
Regular $30,602
SALE PRICE
DISCOUNT $5,612
$15,821
SALE PRICE
Stock #KB5266
$24,990 Stock # KB5258
2018 Sundowner Charter TR SE 2+1
The Charter TR SE 2+1 is a 2 horse straight load trailer with a large tack storage room and tons of extra features. This trailer is designed with a large side ramp and extra room for an additional horse. The Charter TR SE 2+1 is built with the same quality and standards that people have come to expect from a Sundowner.
BRING YOUR TRADE! FEBRUARY 2018
2018 Sundowner Charter TR SE
The Charter TR SE Bumper Pull is a 2 horse straight load trailer which has a large front tack room. It come standard with two large sliding windows in the horse area, a divider between the stalls, a side access door per stall and is 7’ 6” tall inside. The Charter TR SE has two saddle racks in the tack room along with two large windows in the nose, a window in the tack door, and it also has windows in the rear tail curtains. 17
March 30 - April 1, 2018 Equine Clinics
Demonstrations
Equine Based Trade Show
Evening Performances
Join us for the 2nd Annual Mane Event Horse Expo held yearly at the end of March!
P: (844) 578-7518
www.maneeventexpo.com
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The Mane Event Equine Education & Trade Show Trainers Challenge
The Trainers Challenge is an unique opportunity to see 3 trainers put their skills to work to show the public their abilities and methods of training an unbroke horse.
Mark Lyon - Texas Trevor Carter - Texas Douglas Owens - Arizona
Clinicians
Over 100 hours of Equine Education & Clinics by: Al Dunning - Ranch Horse Chris Cox - Horsemanship Melissa Creswick - Dressage Coralie Hughes - Equine Massage Jim Masterson - Equine Massage Mike Beers - Team Roping Mustang Maddy - Horsemanship Shawna Karrasch - Clicker Training Pete Oen - Barrel Racing
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Come learn, shop and have fun! Clinics Demos Presentations Friday and Saturday Night Equine Entertainment Shopping at the equine-based trade fair Breed Demos
Tickets are available in Advance or at the Door!
Affordable family fun for those that love horses.
March 30 - April 1, 2018 Westworld of Scottsdale, Scottsdale, AZ The Mane Event
Trade Show
The equine-based trade fair, is indoors, in a climate controlled building. ONLY Equine Related products and services are accepted in the trade show (with the exception of a limited number of dog product booths). Some trade show booths still available, apply online for trade show space.
Email: info@maneeventexpo.com Phone: (844) 578-7518 Visit the website for more information
www.maneeventexpo.com
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TRUCKS - CARS J ust a Few of t h e Au ctio n Ite ms !
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SCHEDULE
Chevrolet Shortbed
1616 South 67th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85043
(623) 936-3300
Ford Supercab
2nd Saturdays February 10th Live Public Auction Time: 8:00 AM March 10h Live Public Auction Time: 8:00 AM
JLG 40’ Lift John Deere Gator
April 14th Live Public Auction Time: 8:00 AM Western Sales Management has been in business since 1971 and specializes in the sales of Construction Equipment, Utility Trucks, Light Trucks, Equipment Trailers and Recreational Vehicles. Western Sales also sells Building Material, Structual Steel, Shop Equipment and Power & Hand Tools.
See All the Auction Inventory Online! www.wsmauctioneers.com
John Deere 310SC Extend-A-Hoe
Satoh ST 2001Tractor & Rototiller
Honda Quad
Work Horse
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TOOLS - EQUIPMENT - TRACTORS - FENCE See the ALLRED HORSE RANCH Auction SPECIAL AUCTION! Inventory Online! 4 Horse Starting Gate
SEE MORE Auction Items Six Horse Aluminum Trailer ONLI NE!
ALLRED HORSE RANCH
2 Horse Trailer
MESA, AZ ONLINE ONLY PUBLIC AUCTION
FEB 5th - 21st
BID ONLINE! Barn & Fencing
Dodge Dually
PREVIEW FEB 20TH SEE WEBSITE Ford Tractor
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Tractor Implements
Ford Loader
Ford Tractor
Horse Walker
PIPE - STEEL - PERLINS - POSTS - METAL FEBRUARY 2018
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BISHOP’S TRAILER SALES
538 E. Old West Hwy Apache Junction AZ 85119 Office: 480-987-7689 Dave 520-975-8106 - Dan 480-487-9015 - Rowdy 218-348-0707 - Aubrey 602-377-6876
www.BishopsTrailerSales.com
2018 Logan Cross Fire 2 Horse Bumper Pull Slant Load $9,995
2018 Delta 12’ Stock Trailer $4,750
2018 Logan Cross Fire 4 Horse GN $15,595
2017 Delta 2 Horse Bumper Pull & Spare Tire $5,695
2018 Logan Riot 4 Horse Goose Neck $27,695
2018 Delta 16’ Stock Trailer $5,195
2018 Logan Coach 4 horse Trailer w/12’ SW & 6’ Slide $61,995
2017 Titan Primo 2 Horse Trailer $6,950
BISHOP’S WINTER NATIONAL SHOOT, HORSEHOE PARK, QUEEN CREEK 2/14-2/17 & THE ARABIAN SHOW, WESTWORLD, SCOTTSDALE 2/15-2/25 CLOSEOUT
2018 Titan Royal 3 Horse Bumper Pull $9,795
2018 Swift Bult 16’ Stoc Combo $12,495
2017 Hart MVP 2 Horse Bumper Pull $16,995
2017 Titan 24’ Stock Trailer w/4’ dressing room & 34” tack door $13,795
2018 Swift Built 20’ Stock Trailer w/4’ Tack Room $12,995
2017 Hart MVP 3 Horse Goose Neck Trailer $24,500
CLOSEOUTS!!! TITANS - All 2016 Models have been reduced to sell
2018 Swift Built 20’ Stock Trailer $11,999
2017 Hart Ultimate 4 Horse Bumper Pull $35,895
2016 Titan 2 Horse Bumper Pull $9,100
2018 Swift Built 32’ Triple Axle Stock Trailer $16,995
2017 Hart MVP 4 HorseGooseneck Trailer $27,595
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TRADE INS WELCOME --- FINANCING AVAILABLE!
Top Hat
New 2015 Hart 4 Horse w/15’ S/W and Outlaw Conversion Interior - Let’s Make a Deal!
2018 Platinum 4 Horse Side Load Trailer w/13’6” S/W & Slide $106,995
2018 Platinum 3 Horse Bumper Pull “Loaded” $31,995
New 2016 Platinum 4 Horse w/ 11’3” S/W & Outlaw Conversion Interior $89,995
2018 Lakota 3 Horse Goose Neck Trailer $19,495
2018 Lakota 20’ Stock Trailer with 4’ Dressing Room $17,995
2018 Lakota Charger 8415 4 Horse Trailer w/15’ Shortwall & 9’ Slide & Generator $79,995
2018 Lakota Charger Living Quarter/Stock back w/11’ SW - slide-mid tack $63,995
Top Hat Utility Trailers - Assorted Sizes Single & Tandem Axles Priced from $1,099 and up
NEVER HAD A HORSE IN IT!!!! Used 2017 Hart Ultimate 6 Horse Trailer $59,995
Top Hat Car Haulers - Assorted Sizes Priced from $2,550
Used 2006 Hart 4 Horse w/16’ 6” SW & Outlaw Conversions Interior $57,995
2018 Platinum 24’ Stock Trailer w/4’ X 8’ Dressing Room $26,995
New 2016 Platinum 4 Horse w/12’6” Shortwall & Outlaw Conversion Interior $87,995
2018 Lakota 2 Horse Buper Pull $12,495
2018 Lakota 4 Horse Bumper Pull $26,995
2018 Lakota Colt AC311 3 Horse All Aluminum Horse Trailer w/11’ SW $33,995
2018 Lakota Charger #8311 3 Horse Trailer w/11’ Shortwall & Generator $62,995
2018 Lakota Bighorn 3 Horse w/16’ SW & 9 ft Slide $88,695
Tom Hat Dump Traielrs - Assorted Sizes - Bumper Pull & Gooseneck Priced from $4,195
Used 2004 Featherlite All Aluminum 4 Horse Trailer w/13’ SW $28,50
2018 Lakota Bighorn 5 Horse Side Load w/16ft SW & 9 ft Slide $117,995
Top Hat Bar Top Stock Trailer Assorted sizes - Priced from $7,695
Used 2007 Calico 3 Horse Gooseneck Trailer $7,695
- SALES & SERVICE - TRADE INS WELCOME & FINANCING IS AVAILABLE Used 1997 Circle J 3 Horse Trailer w/5’ S/W $9,495
Used 2003 Sundowner SunLite 8010 4 Horse Aluminum Living Quarter Trailer $24,995
DON’T FORGET ABOUT OUR FULL SERVICE SHOP! WE WORK ON ALL MAKES & MODELS
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Land for Sale
Good Dirt Great Deals
Power & Water Power & Water Power & Water Water
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10 Acres $99,900 3 AcreS $39,900 1 Acre $29,900
351st ave & Broadway rd. 363rd & Lower Buckeye
Power & Water Water
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Water
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345 & S. of Broadway rd.
Power & Water
Commercial Potential
Paved Frontage
10 Acres $119,900 5 Acres $34,900 10 Acres $54,900 1 Acre $29,900
Van Buren & Wintersburg rd. 383 ave & Broadway rd. 383 ave & Broadway rd.
331 ave & Van Buren.
*Owner Financing *No Credit Checks *Discounts for Cash *Private Well Options *Flexible Down Payments More Properties Available
602-882-5899 John Diaz Owner/Agent
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Hays Trailer Sales OF MESA
2017 Trails West Classic II 3 Horse BP $19,595
2018 Bison Laredo 16’ SW, 4 Horse, New Floor Plan $69,995
2018 Trails West Hot Shot 24’ Stock Combo $15,495
2018 Cimarron Norstar 13’ SW, 3 Horse, Great Layout $84,995
2018 Delco 32’ Stock GN $12,995
2017 Trails West Sierra 15’ SW, 4 Horse, Couch & Dinette $76,995
2018 Calico 3 Horse BP $6,995
2018 Bison Trail Hand 9’ SW, 3 Horse w/Dinette $32,995
2017 Cimarron Norstar 5 Horse GN w/ Ready to Go Package $32,995
2018 Bison Ranger 14’ SW, 4 Horse, Rear Side Load $62,995
2018 Bison Premiere 17’ SW, 3 Horse, Loaded Up! $81,995
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Cavalia Odysseo:
More magical, spectacular and grandiose than before!
Cavalia Odysseo - a breathtaking theatrical production that expands the definition of performance into an epic yet soulful experience, is returning to Arizona with a more impressive version of its exceptional show that marries the equestrian arts and stage arts. The integration of additional horses and artists has resulted in many magical, never-
before-seen moments. The production now features 70 magnificent horses of 12 different breeds and 50 talented artists. The equine performers include Appaloosas, Arabians, Canadian Horses, Warmbloods, Lusitanos, Paint Horses, Percherons, Hanoverian Crosses, Quarter Horses, Selle Francaises, Thoroughbreds and Spanish Purebreds (P.R.E.).
The $30 million breathtaking production has grown considerably in size and scope over the last few years without losing its soul. The stage itself is nearly twice its original size, enabling larger-scale and even more cutting-edge performances. For breathtaking perspectives, the new scenic space includes a full 3-story high mountain built with 10,000 tons
of earth. You really don’t need to go to Vegas to see a Vegas show while Cavalia Odysseo is in town. Cavalia Odysseo comes to life under the world’s largest touring tent housing the world’s largest touring production, portraying the tale of the horse and human journey through nature, blending enchanting, athletic equestrian arts, breathtaking stage arts and unique high-tech theatrical effects. Cavalia Odysseo’s signature White Big Top equals the dimensions of an NFL football field and presents incredible large-scale staging where spectators are mesmerized by the feats and beauty of the equines, riders, acrobats, aerialists, dancers and musicians. In this vast playground for 70 horses, the stage takes them and the audience literally through a variety of environments, weather conditions and terrain, reaching into the four corners of the earth with all the grace and fantasy needed for a once in a lifetime theatrical experience. One of the best opportunities to really immerse yourself in the show from the riders and the grooms point of view is the backstage tour of the stable as part of the Rendez-Vous VIP experience. As memorable treat and a terrific adventure, the VIP package also offers the best seats in the house, a full meal buffet dining before the show, open bar, desserts during intermission and a free program souvenir. Presented under its massive White Big Top in Scottsdale near Red Mountain 202 at N. McClintock Dr, this awe-inspiring ode to horse and man will take your breath away. Prepare to be wowed! For schedule and details, visit www.cavalia.com/scottsdale 28
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Contact Your Representative to Suspend the ELD Mandate The American Quarter Horse Association requests a oneyear enforcement delay to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) electronic logging device (ELD) mandate. To read more about the implementation of Electronic Logging Devices, visit www. fmcsa.dot.gov and search “ELD Rule.” The American Quarter Horse Association is involved with requests to delay the impending Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) electronic logging device (ELD) mandate for one year. The mandate went into effect on December 18, 2017. At that time, livestock haulers were granted a 90day waiver to comply with the mandate, and that waiver will expire March 18, 2018. The rule limits the amount of time a commercial truck driver can drive and mandates a specific amount of off-duty/non-driving time, and requires the use of electronic logging devices to track the driving and non-driving times. While there are some exemptions from the ELD mandate for farm and agricultural hauling, many of the rigs used for hauling
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horses and the activities horse owners participate in may not be exempt. AQHA and other livestock organizations are concerned about the regulation requiring 10 consecutive hours off duty and how that will affect the welfare of animals being transported. Livestock industry guidelines recommend that drivers avoid stops when hauling livestock, as stopping for long periods of time would have a detrimental effect on the animals being hauled. AQHA Executive Vice President Craig Huffhines commented on the National Pork Producer Council’s request to United State Department of Transportation for a waiver and exemption from the ELD mandate for livestock haulers. AQHA supports the exemption and is pursuing a one-year delay to address the additional issues
created by changes to 49 CFR Part 395. “AQHA members are involved in showing, racing, ranching, rodeos and recreation, and it is common for AQHA members to haul their horses interstate over long distances (much like other livestock haulers),” Huffhines said in his letter to the DOT. “We encourage the Department of Transportation to grant a oneyear enforcement delay followed by a waiver and limited exemptions from compliance with the December 18, 2017, implementation date for the final rule on ELDs and hours of service. This will allow the department the opportunity to take appropriate steps to alleviate any unintended consequences that this mandate may have on the hauling of horses or other livestock.” Overall, the Association believes more time is needed to reach out to the horse industry and ensure that industry education programs include ELD compliance and use. A one-year exemption will provide the horse
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Heart Gone Wild In 1857, Olive Oatman’s ghostwriter said this about her life story: “Much of that dreadful period is unwritten, and will remain forever unwritten.” Never say never. Here we are, 161 years since the Rev. Royal B. Stratton wrote those words, and we are ready to look at the brutal truth. Did Olive suffer a “fate worse than death” during her years of captivity among the American Indians? What follows is a closer look at the historical evidence.
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“It was a continuous picnic and excitement was plentiful.”
Like so many bad trips, this one started out as a fun adventure. The so-called Brewster wagon train left Independence, Missouri, on August 10, 1850. Ninetythree religious pioneers, seeking a life in the Land of Bashan, headed west in 43 wagons, loaded down with eight months worth of provisions. “It was a continuous picnic and excitement was plentiful” is how Susan Thompson described the journey she took at the age of 17. She described the food prepared: “The stores of jerked meat, dried apples and berries, flour, corn beef, meal, preserved fruits, bacon and beans that we had prepared during the spring months....” The wagons stopped every two or three days, she added, “while the women baked and washed, the men hunted for antelopes or buffalos or smaller game.... Often, when we were camping near a stream, we had quantities of fresh fish.” “...In the evenings we gathered about the campfires and played games or told stories, or danced...the young folks danced in the light of the campfire and lard-burning lanterns.... There was plenty of frolic and where there are young people gathered together, there is always plenty of love-making.” Of course, the good times didn’t last. Petty infighting, alternative visions and illnesses took their toll. So much so that by the time the wagon train reached Socorro, New Mexico Territory, the ranks had been cut in half. Once those dwindling number of immigrants reached Maricopa Wells (south of presentday Phoenix, Arizona), the wagons had been reduced to three.
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It’s just back to normal, and we’re all packing 10 more pounds from the Holidays... That’s “THE” reason… Holiday quietness is over!! Actually, it's never quiet around here... Have you met the owner?? There's nothing quiet about that guy! … Glad to be swamped again… Beau and the guys are back to cranking trailers out again… He ran a coupon right here in the Bridle & Bit, and on Facebook which jumped-started our yearly’s… Speaking of, have you liked our Facebook page yet? “Imperial Trailer Sales and Livestock Supply Inc”… Explains why I didn’t see you in here with your coupon… Make sure you like it… Spring is around the corner and we’ll run it again! Don’t miss out this next time! Trailer side well, we sold every stinking dump we had in stock but one in January… Had a few that made too much money I guess this year, underneath this horrible President we got LOL… Glad to see people are growing companies again versus, fighting off the wolves…. 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Moving on!!! How about ole Chucky.... Chuck Schumer… How is this guy even in office??? Hey Dem’s….. You ought to be proud of that one right there… Have you seen his Tattoo??? It’s on his forehead… “USED CAR SALESMAN”…. There’s a few Dem’s in the background laughing and pointing at me… HA HA Justin…. You’re a salesman… Yes I am.. Have you been into Imperial?? The day I start selling like my competition, you have my permission to shoot me, but before you do that, kick my ass....!!!! BAHAHAHAHA…. Yes I’m having a little fun… But seriously.... He’s worse than a fish out of water… Flops one way and Trump gives him "The Dreamers", allowing 1.8 million to stay! Then he flops the other way and says, “This plan flies in the face of what most American’s believe… WHAT????????????? He just gave you what you wanted you idiot!! It was only suppose to be 690 thousand, which went against a lot of his own party to compromise AND….. That's what you got??? Not to mention, it's what a lot of us caring Americans believe and want… Not what you said! None of us wanted to see any kids or families be torn apart or deported, when the US is the only place they've known as home... AGAIN!!!!! He just gave something that you wanted numb nuts!!! All Trump wants is the wall, and most of us Americans do too… It's called COMPROMISE!! So, what did we all miss??? BOO HOO HOO, BOO HOO HOO… Get that guy another sugar titty would you… Even when Trump gives him what he wants, he flip flops back because he can’t stand to see Trump succeeding!! Even though it’s in “OUR” Country’s best interest… What else could it be??? Can you answer me that??? He’s also the one who said he’d never shut down the Government for his own personal political agenda just to get what he wanted…. HMMMMM….. Who just shut the government down???? Every time that man opens his mouth, he gives me GAS…. “FLIP FLOPPER”!!! OK, I’m not going stoop to his level… I’m going to quit bashing him because it’s all negative attention, and that's exactly what the left wants… They’re all just spoiled ass brats, that need to be IGNORED… Speaking of a flip flopper, or a fish out of water = Schumer… What normally happens! They finally quit
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34. Women In Entrepreneurship Act 35. Created an office for illegal immigrant crime victims 36. Reversed Dodd-Frank 37. Repealed DOT ruling which would have taken power away from local governments for infrastructure planning 38. Order to stop crime against law enforcement 39. End of DAPA program 40. Stopped companies from moving out of America 41. Promoted businesses to create American Jobs 42. Encouraged country to once again – ‘Buy American and hire American’ 43. Cutting regulations – 2 for every one created 45. Review of all trade agreements to make sure they are America first 46. Apprentice program 47. Highest manufacturing surge in 3 years 48. $78 Billion promised reinvestment from major businesses like Exxon, Bayer, Apple, SoftBank, Toyota 49. Denied FBI a new building 50. $700 million saved with F-35 renegotiation 51. Saves $22 million by reducing white house payroll 52. Dept of Treasury reports a $182 billion surplus for April 2017 (2nd largest in history) 53. Negotiated the release of 6 US humanitarian workers held captive in Egypt 54. Gas prices lowest in more than 12 years 55. Signed An Executive Order To Promote Energy Independence and Economic Growth 56. Has already accomplished more to stop government interference into people’s lives than any President in the history of America 57. President Trump has worked with Congress to pass more legislation in his first 100 days than any President since Truman 58. Has given head executive of each branches 6 month time frame, dated March 15, 2017, to trim the fat, restructure and improve efficiency of their branch. (Observe the push-back the leaks the lies as entrenched POWER refuses to go silently into that good night!) 59. Last, refused his Presidential pay check. Donated it to Veterans issues
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Dual Reyish wins 2017 NCHA Futurity 2017 Ike Futurity Open champion Open Championship Reyzurbetsonthiscat claims 2018 By Sally Harrison www.sallyharrison.com Reyzurbetsonthiscat LTE $120,526, winner of the 2017 Ike 4-YearOld Futurity Open under Craig Thompson, came back with 223 points to win 2018 Ike 5/6 Classic Open and $19,626 with Thompson on Tuesday. Matt Miller scored 219 and 217.5 points for reserve and third on Metallic Mistress LTE $149,366 and Amandas CD $260,493, who earned $16,698 and $13,770, respectively. Owned by Barnwell Ramsey, Huntersville, NC, Reyzurbetsonthiscat, by Bet Hesa Dual Reyish, ridden by Cat, won the 2016 NCHA Futurity Austin Shepard. Amateur championship with Ramsey. Hart Photography. The 5-year-old gelding, out of Ariel Rey LTE $100,000, By Sally Harrisonis a half-brother to Jay Moss Cougar LTE $141,678 www.sallyharrison.com and Melodys Pepto LTE $135,369. Metallic Mistress, sired by Dual Reyish, first-time sireCow Metallic Cat andby owned by Holy Hottish, scored 228 points on SunPerformance Horses, Weatherford, day, isDecember Fort Worth, Tex., a full sister10toin Mistresssis to win the 2017 LTE $165,625, outNCHA of 2006Open NRCHA Futurity $192,672. It was the Snaffle Bitand Futurity Open champion Smart Crackin Chic LTE $191,375. second NCHA Futurity win for CD, owned by Chris and hisAmandas rider, Austin Shepard, and the Tracy Brengard, Paragould, Ark. and first for his owner Billy Wolf, of sired by High Brow is a full sister Whitesboro, Tex.,CD, as well as for to Sweet Lil Amanda LTE $264,896, his breeder, Greg Smith, Mineral out of Amanda Stargun LTE $91,468, Wells, Tex. the producer of earners of nearly $1 Austin Shepard won the 2007 million. NCHA Futurity on5/6 High Brow CD In addition to the Classic win LTE $502,202, and was reserve on Reyzurbetsonthiscat , Thompson champion in 2016 on Sir was also a 5/6 Classic finalistLong and Legs LTE Shepard placed first in$271,872. the 5/6 Novice for Ramsey on his Betsecond Sheza Marka LTE also won NCHA Open $12,578, who was a 2017 Ike 4-YearWorld Championship earlier this Old Futurity finalist. TwoChecks weeks ago, month riding Deluxe Ramsey showed Bet Sheza by $279,235, by Im CountinMarka, Checks. Bet Hesa Cat, as reserve champion of
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His first World Champion was Bet Hesa Cat LTE $267,465. In addition, Shepard also tied for 12/13 place in the 2017 NCHA Futurity on CR Dualin Tuff, sired by Woody Be Tuff and owned by Center Ranch. The Animal, a full brother to 2016 NCHA Horse of the Year Ichis My Choice, by Cat Ichi, scored 225.5 points for reserve and $169,404. The Animal and Ichis My Choice LTE $339,438 were both bred by EE Ranches. This was the second NCHA Futurity Reserve title for Craig rider, Thompson The Animal’s Lee Francois, who was reserve in 2008 on Smart Kitty RG LTE $211,383; it was the the Augusta Futurity 5/6 Unlimited Amateur. first Futurity title for The Animal’s Matt Miller showed owners, Richard and three Beth horses Carney, in both the Ike Futurity and the Kemp, Tex. 5/6 Classic In addition Specialfinals. Nu Boon, sired to by reserve champion Metallic Mistress Boon Too Suen, placed third with and third-placed Amandas CD, he 224 points under Michael Cooper showed Lou Lou Louise, owned andLannie earned $126,134 his owner by Mecom, as a for Classic 5/6 Rose Valley Ranch, Weatherford, finalist. Miller was also a finalist in Tex. Special Nu Boonon also the 4-Year-Old Futurity hisclaimed own the title of 2017 NCHA horse, Carolena Reyn LTE Futu$11,393, as rity as Champion well on GracesGelding. CD LTE Michael $34,009, owned Janice and on Mister Cooperbyalso tiedEaton, for 16/17 place Metallic LTE $2,000, a full brother on Judgement Day, owned by Rose to 5/6 reserve champion Metallic Valley Ranch. Mistress, ownedBoots, by Holy Cow CR Smart also sired Performance Horses. Craig Thompson by Boon Too Suen, had already was a 4-Year-Old Futurity finalist earned more than $19,000 at the riding Metallic Royal Mate LTE 2017 NCHA before he $2,000, owned Futurity, by Nail Ranch. placed fourth with Ty Brown For complete results from TheinIke thetoOpen Finals to earn $111,292. go nchadella.com/ike/index.shtml
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Feeding a Pregnant Mare
Choosing to breed a mare involves a multitude of decisions, some that require protracted thought (“What stallion should I choose?”) and others that can be made almost instantly (“Who will foal out the mare? Me, of course!”). Providing adequate nutrition for the mare as she transitions from one trimester to the next need not be difficult. Use the following six guidelines to stay on track, helping to ensure the delivery of a healthy, nutritionally robust foal. The fundamentals of feeding a pregnant mare are straightforward, though occasionally a scenario pops up that requires the help of a professional. 1. Familiarize yourself with body condition scoring. If you’re not proficient at body scoring yet, having a pregnant mare in your care is an opportune time to start. As pregnancy advances, the mare will inevitably gain weight, mostly in her abdomen. Key points of fat deposition, however, should remain similar throughout the duration of her gestation. A pregnant mare should be kept in moderate to moderately fleshy body condition throughout pregnancy. Body condition above a score of 6 only adds unnecessary weight to the mare’s limbs, and this could be difficult for a mare that has soundness issues, including arthritic changes from past performance careers. One exception to this point: if a mare is known to drop weight exceedingly fast at the onset of lactation, she might be kept at a slightly higher body condition score to help cope with the energy drain of milk production. 2. Provide vitamins and minerals. For the first seven or eight months of pregnancy, the mare requires no special upgrade in calories. She does, however, need sufficient intake of high-quality feedstuffs to maintain moderate body condition. The primary feedstuff should be good-quality forage in the form of pasture or hay, and a source of essential vitamins and minerals. These nutrients can come from a well-fortified textured or pelleted feed formulated especially for pregnant mares, or from a balancer pellet, which is a concentrated source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. If the mare needs the calories from feed to maintain her weight, be sure she consumes the recommended amount as provided by the feeding instructions. This way, her vitamin and mineral needs will be satisfied, as will those of her developing fetus.
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3. Resist the temptation to overfeed. A common management mistake among well-meaning mare owners is overfeeding during the first seven to eight months of pregnancy. The fetus does not grow at an even rate during pregnancy; in fact, most fetal growth occurs in the final three months of gestation. Because of this, energy needs of the pregnant mare do not increase greatly until then. Keeping the mare in moderate to moderately fleshy body condition and supplying appropriate vitamin and mineral nutrition are the most important management tips during early pregnancy and midpregnancy. Mares should never be obese, as this can make delivery more difficult. 4. Reconsider energy levels in late pregnancy. During the last three to fourth months of pregnancy, the mare’s requirement for energy increases as the fetus grows. Providing the mare with high-quality forage on a free-choice basis can add calories to the diet. The mare should continue to be fed a feed designed for pregnant mares or a balancer pellet at the manufacturer’s recommended amount. Gauge the diet through regular, preferably weekly, body condition scoring. As the weight of the fetus and associated fluids increases, the abdomen drops, and gravity will sometimes cause the flesh to pull tightly against the ribs of the mare, allowing a hint of rib to show. This is normal, especially among aged mares with relaxed toplines that have had many foals, so it is essential that all regions of the body are inspected for fat deposition, such as the crest of the neck, along the shoulder bed, over the croup, and near the top of the tail. In addition to high-quality hay and well-fortified feeds, mares can be given extra calories through the provision of stabilized rice bran or vegetable oil (ideally soybean or canola oil). 5. Salt, water, and fescue. As with all horses, provide a pregnant mare with free-choice access to a fresh, clean water source and a salt block or loose salt. One type of hay or pasture to avoid is fescue, which is often infected with an endophyte that causes problems in pregnant mares, including prolonged gestation, difficult delivery, and lack of milk. Make sure all bedding is free of fescue, too. 6. Rely on an equine nutritionist. The fundamentals of feeding a pregnant mare are straightforward, though occasionally a scenario pops up that requires the help of a specialist.
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Figuring out whose horse is whose—and the technology that makes that possible—was the subject of discussion for veterinarians, equine industry experts and health agency officials earlier this year in Denver at the "Equine Forum: Advancing ID, Technology and Electronic Health Records." The two-day forum, hosted by the National Institute for Animal Agriculture and the United States Animal Health Association, delved deep into the issues at hand for the next generation of equine identification and the opinions and needs of those involved. Microchips are an ideal industry choice for unique, permanent, individual identification of horses. Today's technologies for horse identification and traceability are "inadequate," and the solutions should be "industry-driven with limited government involvement," according to the forum's white paper. And microchips look best: "Advances in equine microchip technology make microchips an ideal industry choice for unique, permanent, individual identification of horses," according to the white paper. The forum touted the Jockey Club's recent success in getting 66 percent of last year's 23,000 foals voluntarily microchipped by horse owners. Equine microchips are too costly! Why don't all veterinarians, horse owners and equine groups jump at the microchip option for equine identification? This forum's experts called out cost as one problem, but said those who tout this too much may be taking advantage of the current poor state of equine ID. "Opposition to microchip use may be raised by those engaged in fraudulent business practices," said experts in the forum white paper. "Industry initiatives, such as chip-a-thon events, can decrease overall cost and will encourage participation." The white paper addressed horse owners' concerns about health issues associated with implantation: "Science has demonstrated that a properly implanted microchip may result in mild, transient soreness and localized inflammation, which resolve in three days or less." The bigger issue hindering success with microchips is data sharing: "Success in traceability of horses, during natural disaster, disease outbreaks or incidents of theft, is stymied by multiple data 'silos' of equine microchip numbers, a lack of data sharing and a lack of a centralized microchip database or search mechanism," the white paper states. Experts are calling for a solution similar to the American Animal Hospital Association Universal Microchip Pet Lookup maintained for small animals. Confidentiality was of particular concern to one veterinarian at the forum. "We're concerned about how much client-confidential information follows a horse for the rest of its life [with a microchip]." "The equine veterinary data silo contains a great deal of clientconfidential information," said Jim Morehead, DVM, of Equine Medical Associates in Lexington, Kentucky, in the forum white paper. "The veterinary community is concerned about how much information is put in the data silo and what information should follow that horse for the rest of its life." The white paper also describes new technology, a biothermal microchip, that could be used to rapidly scan implanted horses during a disease outbreak to ensure stress-free temperature monitoring.
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CAVE CREEK RODEO DAYS TEAMS UP WITH NATIONAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TO BRING AWARENESS ABOUT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
The Cave Creek Rodeo has recently teamed up with the Man Up Crusade® to bring “Purple Night” to the Cave Creek Rodeo on Saturday, March 24, 2018. The Man Up Crusade is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating public awareness on the issue of domestic violence. The Man Up Crusade chose professional rodeo and the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) as its vehicle of choice to spread the word about the epidemic of domestic violence and teen dating violence. The organizers of the Cave Creek Rodeo, have dedicated Saturday, March 24th as Man Up
Crusade Purple Night. Across the nation, the color purple and the purple ribbon has been adopted to show support for victims and for advocates to honor those who have lost their lives at the hands of someone the once loved. On Purple Night all rodeo participants, fans and support personnel are encouraged to wear purple to show their support for this great cause.
The Man Up Crusade was founded in 2012 by Sheriff Kieran Donahue, Canyon County, Idaho and his wife Jeanie. Sheriff Donahue and his wife have been involved in the rodeo business for most of their lives in one facet or another and felt that the strength and old west ethics of
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• 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime.
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engaging program is long overdue in our society and as a company built on strength and character we are thrilled to do our part.” The Man Up Crusade encourages all rodeos they partner with to identify a charity of choice in their community to bring awareness and generate funds to those local organizations in need. “Awareness is the first step in enacting change and it is important that people understand there are programs and help available right here. Secondly, it is just as important to understand that these programs are in need of financial assistance” says, Man Up Crusade Executive Director, Jeanie Donahue. Chrysalis of Phoenix, AZ will be the charity of choice for the Man Up Crusade Purple Day at the Rodeo. Domestic Violence is the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or other abusive behavior by an intimate partner against another. It is an epidemic affecting individuals in every community regardless of age, economic status, race, religion, nationality or educational background. Domestic violence results in physical injury, psychological trauma and sometimes death. The consequences of domestic violence can cross generations and truly last a lifetime. National statistics on domestic violence are staggering:
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Equine stem cells rein in bacteria ITHACA, N.Y. – Researchers are exploring the use of stem cells to treat skin wounds in horses with techniques that may eventually translate to human patients.
Rebecca Harman and a team of researchers in the Van de Walle Lab at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine are finding that factors secreted by adult stem cells, also known as mesenchymal stromal cells (MSC), are able to fight bacteria commonly found in skin wounds. Bacteria often complicate the treatment of chronic skin wounds in humans, driving a need for new therapies that reduce bacteria in wounds. Although previous research has explored the therapeutic value of MSC in wound healing, few studies examined the potential for MSC to inhibit bacterial growth. Harman and the Van de Walle Lab are examining the antibacterial properties of equine MSC secreted factors, like antimicrobial peptides, to develop therapies for horses and to serve as a model for human studies. “This equine skin wound healing model offers a readily translatable example for MSC therapies in humans,” said Harman, a research support specialist at the Baker Institute for Animal Health. “Although mice are smaller and less expensive model organisms, the horse is more physiologically relevant when it comes to human skin wound healing.” MSC are already commonly used as a biologic therapy for equine joint and tendon injuries. Practitioners isolate MSC from bone marrow and inject them at injury sites. However, bone marrow extraction is an invasive technique, and injection-site complications – such as immune responses against the MSC – may reduce the efficacy of the therapy. Harman’s work sidesteps these issues by isolating MSC from blood rather than bone marrow, making the collection of MSC less invasive. In addition, she is applying the factors secreted by MSC, rather than the cells themselves, to the wounds, which reduces the chance of a host immune response against the therapy. MSC provide a range of benefits that extend beyond those of conventional antibiotics. Their secreted antimicrobial peptides can directly inhibit the growth of bacteria in skin wounds, and other secreted factors fight bacteria indirectly by attracting resident immune cells that are primed to clear pathogens. By further experimenting with different delivery methods, the lab’s research may make things easier on the practitioner as well. The antimicrobial peptide molecules secreted by MSC have proven to be fairly stable and can maintain their activity through a variety of conditions, such as extended freezing or being dried into a powder. This enables long-term storage options that are more efficient for practitioners than having to isolate MSC and collect secreted factors every time a wound needs to be treated. The research team will soon partner with Bettina Wagner, chair of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences at the College of Veterinary Medicine, to begin in vivo testing on her equine herd. Every summer, Wagner’s Icelandic horses naturally develop skin wounds as part of an allergic reaction. The wounds will be directly treated with the secreted factors of MSC and the lab will monitor bacteria levels over time to see if there are differences between treated and untreated wounds. “What we learn from the Icelandic herd about the wound-healing properties of MSC secreted factors could reasonably be tested in human medicine,” said Harman.
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A recent increase in nocardioform placentitis serves as a good reminder to review the best ways to catch this infection early and how to treat it. Causing 30 percent of perinatal loses, placental infection poses a critical concern for mares from conception to parturition.1 In her presentation at last November’s West Coast Equine Reproductive Symposium in Los Olivos, Calif., Margo Macpherson, DVM, MS, DACT, of the Department of Clinical Sciences at the University of Florida Center for Veterinary Medicine, noted that the University of Kentucky reported a significant spike in nocardioform placentitis cases affecting the 2011 foal crop. Macpherson has spent more than 10 years researching placentitis in mares. The following discussion, based in part on her November presentation, outlines the potential causes and treatments for this condition.
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Western Dressage Association of Arizona Gears up for By R. Thompson-Tinsley and L. Simpson
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As the 0FFICIAL state chapter of the national organization Western Dressage of America (WDAA), Western Dressage Association of Arizona (WDAAZ) was implemented as a new endeavor with great vision and exuberant ideas. Western Dressage continues to be a rapidly growing discipline here in Arizona. The mission of WDAA is to build an equine community that combines the Western Traditions of horse and rider with Classical Dressage. With the development of WDAAZ, equestrian enthusiasts have a lot to be excited about. In offering a venue inviting all breeds of horses and riders of all levels and ages to compete, this association opens wide a world of opportunity. Saturday May 12, 2018 The first ever Western Extravaganza, presented by WDAAZ, to be held at Santori Ranch in Chino Valley, AZ. The Western Extravaganza will incorporate Western Dressage, Ranch Riding, Arena Trail and Rail Class competitions. Western Dressage and western dressage rail classes will be judged by Cynthia Ganem from Phoenix. Ranch Riding, Trail and Ranch Pleasure classes will be judged by Mary Rose Anderson from Norco, CA. See event ad in Bridle and Bit. In addition to being a tremendous opportunity for Arizona riders to access such a dynamic combination of western competitions, all brought together in one amazing event, WDAAZ is also helping to raise money benefiting Horses With H.E.A.R.T, a local nonprofit organization promoting therapeutic horsemanship to those with disabilities. Admission and parking are free. Space, however, is limited. Early sign-up for competitors is recommended to reserve horse stables and discount lodging at Days Inn of Chino Valley. Entries will officially close on May 1st. Day-of entries
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Arizona Horseman’s Challenge & Expo
The Arizona Horseman’s Challenge & Expo that will take place May 11th, 12th and 13th 2018, at Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre in Queen Creek will be dedicating one of the event’s five arenas to Ride with the Experts Participation Clinics. The event, formerly the Verde Valley Equine Festival, has always offered some riding participation clinics, but having moved the event to a larger facility, now is able to offer even more education and clinics. This is an opportunity for you to bring your own horse and ride with an expert in a small clinic setting, receiving one on one help and instruction time. This year Lanny Leach will be offering two different Participation Clinics; Problem Solving- Horse & Rider and The Purpose of Riding with Your Legs. Samantha Jepson will instruct her clinic - Riding Engaged. Thomas Clover will be offering- Fundamental Body Control. Buddy Uldrikson will be teaching -Horsemanship for Barrel Racing. Greg Robinson will offer two different Participation Clinics; Great Horsemanship Made Easy and Training for Ultimate Versatility. As an added bonus, Eric Lynn will teach- Communicating with Your Donkey. These trainers are attending the AzHC & Expo from all over the country to be on hand to impart their wisdom and training methods. For more information and to sign up to ride with an expert, go to www.azhcexpo.com Call Darcy Cochrane 928-300-3360
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One of the revolutionary highlights of Journey is that it can be mounted literally anywhere, with the ability to pair-up to four cameras per monitor. Once the horse has arrived at their destination, whether placed in a stall or pen, the camera can be re-purposed for monitoring the animal. It’s also an ideal system for monitoring a soonto-foal mare. Three product lines with different lens angles and numerous mounting options area available, offering additional flexibility and options for use in any environment. A recording version of Journey has recently been released called Capture. This system delivers the next step in portable vison and recording systems for safety monitoring. Users can enjoy all the benefits of Journey, but with the ability to record simultaneously, while still providing real-time video stream, remote on/off capability, and high definition recording quality that can be stored on a 32 MB SD card for easy removal and downloading. “As one of the most well-regarded and largest equine retail companies in the U.S., it’s truly an honor to have SmartPak endorse and sell our rearview vision system on their online store,” says Melissa Thompson, CEO of Hyndsight. “ This breakthrough system offers the equine industry the highest quality construction and the most versatile product available with absolutely no wire installation.” About Hyndsight Vision Systems Founded in 2012, Hyndsight Vision Systems’ corporate offices and distribution center is located in Peterborough, NH. The company has secured world-wide distribution agreements with national and international companies and is distributed by 90 retail and wholesale distributors.
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Producers of the Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships Bring Back the Only LIVE Racing Kentucky Derby Party with Gambling in AZ
Arizona’s Biggest Kentucky Derby Party – The 3rd Annual Stella Artois Derby DayClub Returns on Cinco De Mayo, Saturday May 5th at Turf Paradise VIP Tickets, Air Cooled Tents, Betting Terminals, Taco Bar & Champagne Tasting and Tickets Now On Sale!
(PHOENIX) – The only Kentucky Derby Party in Arizona next to thoroughbred live racing and betting returns to Turf Paradise on Saturday, May 5th Cinco de Mayo with air-cooled tents, private betting terminals, all-inclusive VIP tickets, a taco bar, champagne tastings and the ever popular Mint Juleps. Brought to Turf Paradise by the producers of The Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships, The Stella Artois Derby DayClub opens at 10:30am with live racing at Turf Paradise starting at 11:30am. Place your bets for the races or for the Kentucky Derby, which will be broadcast live at the track and in the Derby DayClub at 3:24pm.
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The past two years sold out in just several weeks. Sit track-side inside the exclusive air-cooled, polo party-like Stella Artois Derby DayClub where you can watch all the finish line action, track-side betting terminals, and a no-host bar including Mint Juleps, beer, wine and cocktails, DJ and 65” TVs to watch the Kentucky Derby. General Admission DayClub tickets into the tent start at just $30 in advance, or $40 at the door. Reserved seats are $60. Or reserve your spot now inside the Sanderson Lincoln Black Label VIP Lounge. VIP Admission includes admission into Turf Paradise, the air-cooled VIP Lounge along the track near the finish line, betting terminals, complimentary food by Fried and Fizzy, The Valley’s buzziest new
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Plus A Bulldog Fashion Show And A Jockey Meet& Greet Super Saturday February 10 (PHOENIX) The biggest day in Arizona horseracing just got bigger. February 10th is Super Saturday at Turf Paradise and will feature some of the best thoroughbred horses in the southwest. In addition to three stakes races and the Budweiser Classic, the day also features a Bulldog Fashion Show and a special meet& greet with the Turf Paradise Jockey Colony. Grandstand admission is just $3. Kids 16 and under get in for free. The first 4,500 paid admissions will get a free T-shirt. Super Saturday includes these stakes races. The $75,000 Phoenix Gold Cup The $30,000 Turf Paradise Handicap The $30,000 Sun City Handicap In addition to live and local horseracing local bulldogs and their pet parents will be
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Special Fiesta Sundays throughout the season featuring Mexican food and music Wiener Dog Races March 3rd Camel and Ostrich Races March 17th Kentucky Derby Party May 5th Turf Paradise is Arizona’s first sports franchise, and has operated continuously at the same location at 19th Ave and Bell. It offers one of the longest racing seasons in the United States thanks to Arizona’s great weather. Through Off Track Betting networks its races are viewed at OTB locations all over the United States and worldwide.
Quarter Horse. The 2011 gelding by FDD Dynasty and out of the Mr Jess Perry mare Jess A Classy Lassy is also the champion aged horse and champion aged gelding. He earned the same awards last year, as well, and is one of 10 horses to earn multiple world championship titles. Previously, the most recent winner was Tailor Fit, who was world champion in 1999 and then again in 2001. Jessies First Down won five of seven starts during the year and earned $468,757. His stakes victories include the Grade 1 All American Gold Cup and Zia Park Championship, the Albuquerque Fall Championship and the Bank of America Houston Championship Challenge (G2). He was second in the Remington Park Invitational (G1) and third in the Championship at Sunland Park (G1). He was most recently trained by James B. Padgett and was ridden by Rodrigo Vallejo. In his career, Jessies First Down has won 15 of 34 starts and has earned $1,050,864.
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Mounted Shooting Article 2, Equipment, Dress Codes, Clubs and formats.
Last month we talked about how to get involved in this exciting sport, this month we’ll talk about the equipment needed, dress codes and the various mounted shooting clubs and formats that they run. First and foremost is equipment, you’ll need a pair of guns which are .45 single action revolvers meaning the hammer needs to be pulled back and the trigger pulled for each shot. The most popular are Ruger Vaqueros or Ruger Montados which have a shorter barrel than the Vaquero and are easier to handle, there are others available mainly Cimarron, Uberti, Taylor Running Irons or even original Colts. You may want to consider having an action job done when you purchase your guns which will make operation of the gun smoother, it’s not totally necessary, but if you can afford it, do it! A couple of the local gun stores that carry mounted shooting guns and ammo are, Legendary Guns Inc. in Phoenix and Guns Plus in Surprise AZ, both of these stores have a great selection of guns to choose from and can refer you to a gunsmith if you desire an action job on your new guns. Mounting shooting blanks for 88
both practice and competition, horse training can be obtained from Bandit Blanks which is locally owned an operated, see www.banditblanks.com for additional information. You’ll need a gun rig (holsters) to wear which again is personal preference, some shooters like custom made holsters that are personalized to your specifications. There are numerous other holsters available for every budget, all you need to do is an online search for mounted shooting holsters and you’ll find some awesome rigs for every budget! Now that we talked about the guns and holsters, we need to think about the appropriate dress code. For events that are sanctioned by CMSA it is required that you wear either period correct clothing or rodeo gear, traditional western shirts, cowboy hat, western boots and chinks/chaps. These requirements are all detailed in the CMSA Rulebook in the section “Dress Requirements” you will receive upon joining CMSA. Some of the unaffiliated clubs do not require a dress code, jeans, t-shirts and ball cap is considered ok, but it’s best to check with the event organizer before a match.
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detailed in the CMSA Rule Book you receive upon membership. Another option is the Clean Shooter Jackpot Club which is unaffiliated with CMSA and is a great venue to start out. There is no dress code at these events. These are typically 3 stage events. New shooters are allowed 45 seconds to complete the course and more experienced shooters must complete the course in 30 seconds. The main objective in these matches are to shoot all your targets. All usual CMSA penalties apply. This format has really taken off all over the country, as it is a low cost and lots of fun. This club does not provide the ammo as part of the entry fee, you are required to provide your own CMSA certified ammo. All the clean shooters split the pot at the end of the match. These events are a great way for the experienced shooters to practice and the new shooters to get the feel of a competition atmosphere but not have the pressure of a sanctioned match. Info on these matches can be found with a Facebook search of Clean Shooter Jackpot Group. Hope to see you out there!!! Vito 2 Guns
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With his chrome shining like a hotrod, Trashadeous was a natural, but sometimes so powerful that he scared himself. By age 3, however, he settled in, claiming the reserve championship title at the 1990 NRHA Futurity just one-half point behind the leader, much to the chagrin of the crowd, who was pulling for the flashy colt to win. Piloted by Bill, Trashadeous earned a string of prestigious NRHA victories, including the 1991 NRHA Derby championship and winning the 1992 NRHA Open world championship. All told, “Trash” earned $131,000 in career earnings before retiring to the breeding shed. As a stallion, Trash sired 120 registered Paints that have earned $229,094 in lifetime earnings, according to Equi-Stat. Trash was inducted in the NRHA Hall of Fame in 1996, just three years after his dam and one year before his sire. The stallion was purchased by Lyons Legacy Performance in 2013, who proudly owned him until his death in January 2016 at age 28.
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It’s the Miniature Horse March Mania at the 4th Annual Arizona Miniature Horse March Festival
Watching the live American Miniature horses going round and round the show ring is like seeing the carousel horses come to life on a merry go-round. The 31st Annual Arizona Touch of Class Miniature Horse Show will be bringing out the best little horses in Arizona and the South West as they compete with one another for ribbons and awards. The AZ Miniature Horse March Festival will be held March 29 through April 1, 2018, at WestWorld, 16601 N. Pima Rd., Scottsdale, Arizona. The events will begin daily at 8:00 am and run till 6:00 pm. Kicking off the three-show festival on March 29, Thursday, a one-day show for “R” registered Miniature horses will perform in Arena 3. A one-day AMHA show of the smaller type horse, measuring 34 inches at the mane and under, will be held on March 30, Friday, in the enclosed Equestrian Center. March 31 and April, Saturday and Sunday, the Touch of Class with hundreds of showy Miniature horses will celebrate its 31st year featuring prancing hooves, wishful whinnies, glittering-attired exhibitors, and polished harnesses and carriages, in the enclosed climate-controlled Equestrian Center which offers spectators a comfortable place to sit and watch their favorite classes. The shows will feature small horses pulling carts and carriages, horses maneuvering obstacles, leaping over jumps, racing roadsters, costumed minis and handlers, and running free in liberty classes, a few of the classics that will delight the viewers. Admission and parking for the spectators of the Miniature Horse shows will be FREE for the entire event. Visitors can also enjoy taking barn tours and seeing how the horses are groomed and made ready for their showing. In the coliseum food and refreshments will be available for the hungry attendees. Vendors of all sorts will be on the grounds showing interesting arts and crafts, apparel, and specialized products. Raffles and a silent auction, open to all, are added attractions. The Arizona Mini Mystique Precision Driving Horse Drill Team will perform Sunday, April 1, during the lunch break, showing off Miniatures pulling carts in synchronized patterns of movements to music in the show ring. It is aweinspiring to watch the trained Miniature horses as they pass by one another within feet and inches of each other. These special minis and drivers practice weekly throughout the year to perfect their performances. The Miniature Horse Festival will be held in conjunction with The Mane Event Horse Expo, March 30 – April 1, with Mane Event vendors in the north hall of the Equestrian Center and special, unique horse performances and clinics in the arena in the evenings. Spectators for the Miniature horse show should look for the special area, designated for the Miniature Horse show’s FREE parking while attending the show. For show information, call 623-465-5034. Visitors are invited to come and see the Miniature horses for a great family-fun event sponsored by the Miniature Horse Association of Arizona, a non-profit organization promoting the interest and welfare of the smallest horse breed, the Miniature Horse. Info: www.AZminis-MHAA.com
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NATRC Convention in the Land of Enchantment
Beatrice, Nebraska, USA – January 23, 2018 – The nation’s premier competitive trail ride organization, the North American Trail Ride Conference (NATRCTM), is holding its 57th annual convention in Albuquerque, NM, on February 9-19, 2018.
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New Owners Plan to Restart Racing at Yavapai Downs
Ownership group sees potential to draw from growing area.
By Frank Angst COURTESY OF THE BLOODHORSE.COM Phoenix-based ownership group that also includes Kentucky Downs president Corey Johnsen has purchased Yavapai Downs with plans to restart racing at the Prescott Valley, Ariz. track. The real estate investment and development company JACOR Partners announced at the Jan. 11 Arizona Racing Commission meeting that its affiliate J and J Equine Enterprises has closed on the purchase of the 120-acre track property. The new owners include JACOR principals Tom, Dave, and Mike Auther and Joe Jackson, along with Johnsen. Yavapai features a 90,000 squarefoot clubhouse/grandstand and accommodations for 800 horses. The property was purchased for $3.22 million out of federal bankruptcy court, with the new owners planning to invest millions of dollars worth of improvements. Johnsen said the next step will be to get a racing license approved through the Arizona Racing Commission, as well as get a license to simulcast races. Part of the success at Kentucky Downs followed the addition of historical racing games at the Franklin, Ky. track but the initial plans for Yavapai do not include any push for any added gaming. "The racing is what everything is based on. To go a step further than that and speculate on any added gaming is premature because frankly we need to get our racing permit first," Johnsen said. "Then we'll look at all avenues to increase revenues for Yavapai Downs and the industry." Johnsen said without a racing permit in place, it's also difficult to say when racing may begin at the track but the group is anxious to move forward with plans. Yavapai has not conducted live racing since 2010. Daily purses at
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that meet averaged $32,000. Tom Auther said they plan a first-rate facility that will draw on the area's growing population. "This track is a real gem," Tom Auther said. "Yavapai Downs is a great structure that will be a fun place to offer summertime horse racing in Arizona with all the amenities, attractions and great summer temperatures associated with Prescott. Arizona has a population of more than seven million and is one of America's fastest-growing states, and Prescott and the surrounding area is rapidly expanding with a population approaching 300,000. Johnsen's roots in racing took hold in Arizona, where he worked as a backstretch groom while attending Arizona State University. His first job out of college would be in marketing and public relations at Turf Paradise in Phoenix. "The Arizona horse racing scene holds great sentimental value for me, and it's very gratifying to be part of re-establishing a year-round racing circuit," Johnsen said. "We look forward to improving purses for all the hard-working horsemen, encouraging the Arizona-bred program that has produced so many solid runners, and providing an entertaining product for the many dedicated horseplayers. "I am honored to be a part of Yavapai Downs. I am very impressed with the JACOR Partners team, who are Arizona natives with a lifetime of experience in the state in many business deals. Their commitment to making this happen has been extraordinary." Veteran racetrack executive Ann McGovern will be the general manager, the new ownership said. McGovern has been in senior management at Oklahoma's Remington Park, Texas' Sam Houston Race Park and New Mexico's Ruidoso Downs. Dennis Moore, the track superintendent at Santa Anita Park and Del Mar and who has consulted on tracks around the world, will oversee renovation of the racing surface.
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It is with a heavy heart that we say good bye to Dr. J. Brent Rollins today. Most horse people will remember Dr. Rollins as the founding father and senior partner (retired) of CVMC. But to many of us, he was so much more. JBR was a man that lived and taught by example. Whether we realize it or not, JBR showed us what stepping out in faith looks like. He set an example of how to balance hard work with family and faith. I will forever hold on to some of his words: “You just have to make it happen.” “If both people in a relationship focus on trying to make the other happy, it will be a successful relationship.” and “Do you want half of my PB and J? Most of us have a professional mentor or two, but fewer of us get the
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Non-GMO. Do you know what it means? And is it better than GMO? It must be, right? Otherwise, it wouldn’t be displayed on food-labels as something to brag about. But is it the same as organic? Is organic better than non-GMO? So many questions! Confused? What does GMO mean? MO stands for “genetically modified organism.” GMO foods have been genetically engineered to withstand certain conditions or chemicals, in particular, herbicides that can tackle weeds -- one of the most significant problems that farmers face. The development of plants that could survive when sprayed with a weed-killer was a dream come true for farmers desperate to find a solution to this overwhelming problem. The most dramatic and frightening of all GMOs are those that are “Roundup Ready.” These GMO crops can be sprayed with the herbicide, Roundup (Monsanto), dramatically increasing productivity by killing the damaging weeds without harming the plant. Sounds wonderful on the surface, that is, until you dig deeper. Glyphosate is the concern The active ingredient in Roundup is glyphosate. The research on this herbicide is extensive, and troubling. Glyphosate was thought to be nearly non-toxic, however researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology determined that glyphosate is a major contributor to health issues including the obesity epidemic in the US. The brain can also be affected, increasing the incidence of autism, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and depression.[i] Glyphosate takes the place of glycine in body proteins. Glyphosate is a synthetic amino acid similar to glycine. Acting as a glycine analogue, it may be substituted for glycine in proteins throughout the body, linking it to an extensive list of diseases including gluten intolerance and celiac disease, kidney disease, inflammatory bowel disease, reproductive issues, diabetes, respiratory disorders, adrenal insufficiency, hypothyroidism, osteoporosis, chronic inflammation, and cancer.[ii] Glyphosate alters the uptake of minerals. When a plant is sprayed with glyphosate, it binds metals within the plant’s tissues, impairing the micronutrient content of the plant. The leaf concentration of minerals including iron, manganese, copper, zinc, magnesium, and cobalt have been shown to decrease in plants sprayed with glyphosate.[iii] There is discussion that glyphosate can chelate minerals inside the body, reducing their bioavailability for biochemical functions, creating disease states in humans and animals. [iv] The extensive use of glyphosate on our crops is leading to herbicidal resistance. To counteract this, more is being used,[v] and different chemicals are added to the mix. And look for new GMOS to be developed by agrochemical companies.[vi] A disturbing trend indeed. This is a vastly complex subject. I am only beginning to scratch the surface. It is also controversial which makes it difficult to differentiate between truth and propaganda. Consequently, I mostly rely on peer-reviewed research studies to offer the best information available. What about your horses? I know you’re thinking that this information applies to you and your family. But let’s focus on the foods that your horses consume. Since there are GMO versions of soybeans, corn, alfalfa, canola, cottonseed (used for oil) and sugar beets, as well as GMO wheat in development, there is no doubt that your horse is affected. Yet, there is little research that specifically looks at glyphosate’s impact on horse’s health. There was a recent study using dairy cows in Denmark,[vii] where it was shown that glyphosate intake significantly decreased their serum levels of cobalt and manganese. Additionally, they showed elevated creatine kinase (CK) and alkaline phosphatase (ALP) enzyme levels. CK is indicative of tying up (rhabdomyolysis) and possible kidney failure. Increased ALP indicates potential liver damage and bile duct blockages. In 2006, over 1000 racehorses, between two and three years of age, were examined for health problems.[viii] More than half of them were found to suffer from inflammatory airway disease, joint problems, and fractures. It has been argued that high performance demands or the overuse of the drug Lasix may contribute to these conditions, but there is mounting evidence that glyphosate exposure may be a significant cause of their deteriorating health.[ix]
Most soybeans in the US are genetically modified to be Roundup ready. It has been determined that GMO soybeans have substantial amounts of herbicide residues.[x] Soy is a common ingredient in most commercial horse feeds, used as soybean meal, along with its oil (often denoted as vegetable oil) and hulls.
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Sugar cane, used for your table sugar as well as molasses, is often sprayed with Roundup. But the most alarming crop is your horse’s forage. Your horse’s hay may be the cause of unexplained health issues. According to federal regulations, animal feeds, grass hays, and alfalfa hay are permitted the highest levels of glyphosate that any other food group. [xiii] Organic ensures no glyphosate According to the USDA,[xiv] organic crops must start with organic seeds and be grown without the use of synthetic chemicals, irradiation, sewage sludge, or genetic engineering. That means that to be certified as organic, it must also be non-GMO! And since non-GMOs do not necessarily protect you against glyphosate contamination, you are much better off seeking organic products. Nearly 80 USDA certifying agencies can authorize farms and businesses as meeting USDA organic regulations.[xv] One such agency, the California Certified Organic Farmers, allows products to be labeled, “Organic is non-GMO and more,” when they meet certification guidelines.[xvi]
47 Acres adjoining State Land and adjacent to proposed Vulture Peak Regional Park! Great riding, hiking or ATV trails. Only 1-2 houses allowed so very private and pristine setting in Morristown. $198,500 MLS 5382128
REDUCED $60,000
Imagine living on a ranch surrounded by state land with the lights of the valley in the distance combined with the peace and tranquility of the Sonoran desert, all just minutes from the Valley. This 3100 sq ft custom built home with mature landscaping and horse amenities. Now includes 13 acres. It is just located just 20 minutes from Lake Pleasant, within 15 miles of four golf courses, has endless horseback riding and hiking trails located in your backyard, and is within minutes of multiple roping arenas. This is truly a beautiful property and one of the last “pieces of heaven” located in Morristown, Arizona. $625,000
Maureen
MLS 5685202
Call Maureen at 623-521-2355
Saddle Up Realty & Property Management
or email her at mserranosellsre@gmail.com for more information.
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1- 6.25 acres at N.E. Corner of 255th Ave 3 feet and Lone Mountain Rd in Wittmann, AZ. With a capped well already split into 5 lots. This off grid property is ideal for a SOLAR home project $125K total price.
4- 187Ac Old Gold Mine Property just 9 miles north of the Wickenburg Rodeo Grounds Spring water on the Property. Nice area for an Arena in the center and many Hilltop home sites. Thousands of TONS of ORE are still on site. Great off grid location for Winter Ropers – Rock Hounds –Miners - Survivalist or anyone with some Pioneer spirit 9- i have Five 7+ Ac lots $607,750 K Owner may $19,500 each on split into Five 36+ ac TY RanchIS RdACCEPTANCE in SIGNING, A SIGNED/EMAILEDMorgan OK PROOF FOR TOTAL LIABILI lots. Cochise County Az 2- 15+Acers 20 miles West of Wickenburg Fronting Highway 60 in Aguila AZ. (4-2.3Ac lots $30k each) and (6.54ac lot with Commercial Potential $140K), Also (5ac in Eagle Roost Air Park $70K) All lots have Water & Power Available.
3- 160 Acres priced at $400k with 2 old irrigation wells, Owner may split and/or Owner may Carry the Contract
PLEASE CHECK PROOF BEFORE COLOR, TYPE, AND ARRANGEMENT AND TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. 5- 279 AcFOR on aSIZE, paved Road with Power in Salome AZ just $3,000 APPROVED BY: per acre Drive a little Save a lot
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7- Nice flat 9+Ac by owner/agent in Vicksburg AZ $39,000 Cash
SIGNED ON: 10- Five 20AC lots in 3 Peaks Ranch Cochise County AZ $30K each
8- Mile Post 58 on Hwy 60 East of Salome AZ i have three 5+ Ac lots 6- 23.4 Ac Hall St Salome With Power, Priced at $40K each also One 4 Ac Az $94K Owner/Agent lot at $30K may carry good terms
11- 254th Ave & Patton Rd Wittmann AZ 1+ ac Custom Home Site Water & Power $49,900
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Equine metabolic syndrome, or EMS, is a term that refers to a set of factors including obesity, insulin resistance, and a tendency toward laminitis. Because laminitis causes intense pain and often signals the end of a horse’s useful life, it would be helpful if owners were aware of signs and risk factors for EMS in its beginning stages. Detected early, EMS might be managed to minimize the likelihood that a horse would actually develop laminitis. Because laminitis causes intense pain and often signals the end of a horse’s useful life, it would be helpful if owners were aware of signs its beginning stages. Clinical signs such as Wickenburg Area Real Estate Showcase and risk factors for EMS Junein2017 abnormal lipid and insulin levels can be found only by having a veterinarian draw a blood sample for analysis. However, some physical signs and characteristics can be seen by owners. These include obesity or a high body
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Nothing better than like-minded horse folks as neighbors. Live the dream at an affordable price. Brokers welcome. KEEP A LOOKOUT FOR THESE OTHER FINE PROPERTIES COMING SOON: KEEP A LOOKOUT FOR THESE OTHER FINE Florence Area: New 1424sf Spec Home on 1.25 PROPERTIES COMING SOON: ac with well share. 3bd/2bath/2car garage. 1.25 AC in Wittmann w/well share only $35,000. $191,900. MLS #5698254 A total of 3 parcels in Peeples Valley - $19,000 each.
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condition score; a cresty neck, even if the horse’s body does not appear excessively fat; little or no exercise; previous bouts of laminitis; and a high intake of forage and/ or grain. Many cases of EMS are seen in horses that have finished growing but are not very old, approximately 5 to 8 years of age. Ponies and horses from heavier-bodied breeds are diagnosed with EMS more frequently than lighter-built equines. Owners who see one or more of these signs in their horses should recognize that equines with these characteristics may be at higher risk of laminitis than those in the general population. Checking with a veterinarian is a good idea, as this professional can use the results of blood tests and a physical examination to help diagnose EMS. In order for obese horses lose weight, veterinarians and equine nutritionists may suggest cutting out grain and calorie-laden treats, switching the horse from topquality hay to forage with a lower carbohydrate content, and increasing the horse’s exercise program if this is possible. While these steps can’t guarantee that a particular horse that shows signs of EMS can avoid laminitis, it may prevent the disease in some equines. Whether or not a horse has EMS, some added benefits of losing excess body weight are better exercise tolerance, more energy, and reduced strain and wear on joints. Micro-Max, a product developed by Kentucky Equine Research, can be used to optimize nutrient intake in horses and ponies that have been diagnosed with EMS. This product provides vitamins and trace minerals in a low-starch, low-calorie form for equines that are overweight or consuming forage-only diets. In Australia, horse owners should choose Gold Pellet for the same effect.
2 Acre Rio Verde Estate with Two Casitas 32007 N 140TH ST Scottsdale, AZ
MLS 5589478
4,944 Sq Ft | 4 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 4 Car Garage Sport Court | 2 Casitas RioVerdeDesertVista.GreatLuxuryEstate.com
This home is built for those who love to entertain and relax and can afford this luxurious desert paradise. 360 degrees of unobstructed views.
Bring your clothes and you are home - includes all of the furnishings at the list price. Truly a splendid Retreat on 2 acres in the Sonoran Desert of North Scottsdale, Arizona. Rio Verde Custom Home with 2 casitas. Hiking, biking and horse trails right outside your door. Large master suite with sitting room, and a bonus room could be an exercise room. Relax at sunset with a cocktail. watching the gorgeous views of Four Peaks and the surrounding mountains. Ride, bike, or hike just one block to the Tonto National Forest, or head a few blocks east to explore the State Preserve land’s new trail system connecting Granite Mountain, Fraesfield, and Brown’s Ranch! New roof on all 3 buildings May 2016, New garage cabinets 2017. Schedule a private tour today!
$1,450,000
ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR ONE OF A KIND HORSE PROPERTY AND FAMILY COMPOUND ON 9.23 ACRES. Incredible views, Three residences 3563 / sf, 1800/sf, 1200/sf and six car garage. Indoor Racquetball court, Tack room, irrigated pasture, Case tractor, Ford 2-ton dump truck, cargo storage boxes and much more!
GREAT NORTH MESA LOCATION
$1,800,000
MASTER BEDROOM
IRRIGATED PASTURE
SECOND HOME
Bob Peters 602-292-8500
MLS# 5648736
HomeSmart 1745 S. Alma School Rd #115 Mesa, AZ 85210 FEBRUARY 2018
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COMING SOON!! HORSE PROPERTY SPECIALIST!
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Horse propertyFIND close to Freeway ALL amenities. RARE . . . TWOaccess irrigatedand acres with 3000SF
Even huge has a shop, City Park (w/horse trail built in) for location this Sunburst home, pasture and pens. Location, for EZFarms commute. West is the 101, or south to the I-10. neighborhood. Older remodeled home has separate guest house, irrigation and huge pagoda entertaining area in the backyard.
Call for private showing. 602-980-0039
Turnkey livdining Home has gorgeous remodeled kitchen and baths. Formal estand ock living room plus large fam rm (wood flooring, red brick fireplace.) operaEntion closed Arizona Room is is big enough for lots of extra living space. Wet 15 ACRES
bar included. The shop has a private office, bathroom, shaded work area all with concrete pad. Front and back yards are fully landscaped. Built FORisland, SALE West Arizona in cookout grand fireplaceof andBuckeye, seating in the back. Mature shade and***15 abundantAcres*** foliage. with complete turnkey livestock
operation. Outbuildings,Immaculate custom home, state of the art roping arena, ALLhorse less than ranch 3 onyrs old. Arena
West Valley buy plus latest and best has the best dirt that $$$ can 5 acres with 19 lighting, remote roping .chute, chute and boxes all3000SF under RARE FIND . . TWO irrigated acres with more acres avail-are
Abuts to State Land **.able. Ride forever want to home,cover. huge** shop, pasture and pens. Location, location for EZ commute. House isuntil 3 you fencing alone "over the top". Includes shop, West head is theback. 101, .orThe south to the I-10.isbed 3 bath w/ex2 barns, hay storage, RV garage,tensive coveredrecent cattleremodeling. processing pen, Granite highly upgraded 2200 SF home built in 2015. and hickory kitchen with mega size Would cost more than the list price to duplicate L shaped bar. this well laid out ranchito!! More bang for your buck right here, right now! Flooring throughout is a work of art. $895,000 Horse amenities include covered Home has gorgeous kitchen baths. Formal dining and in Canremodeled be purchased on 5and acres for less!! pens designed with horse safety living roomSend plus me large fam rm (wood fl ooring, red brick fi replace.) Enyour email and I will send you the complete mind. Bathing stall and tack room. closed Arizona Room isand is big enough for lots of extra living space. Wet listing over 60 "eye candy" pictures Lush green pastures are all fenced bar included. The shop has a private and office, bathroom, work area cross fenced shaded with more all with concrete pad. Front and backcovered yards are fully landscaped. pens. All steel shop Built with in1/2 cookout island, grand fi replace and seating in the back. Mature shade bath plus covered trailer parking and covered hay barn. REALLY and abundant foliage. Private. REALLY nice.
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Immaculate kathymayre@aol.com West Valley horse ranch on
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more acres available. House is 3 bed 3 bath w/extensive recent remodeling. Granite and hickory kitchen with mega size L shaped bar. Flooring throughout is a work of art. Horse amenities include covered pens designed with horse safety in Low traffic area andmind. a peaceful setting. Bathing stall and tack room. Lush green pastures are all fenced Nothing fancy or pretencious. and cross fenced with more covered pens. All steel shop with 1/2 bath plus covered trailer parking and covered hay barn. REALLY Private. REALLY nice.
and a cowboy setup that includes 150x360 arena WITH GREAT DIRT!!
On December 20th 2017 Handlebar J’s hosted a Remembering Mayor Herb Drinkwater gathering who passed 20 years ago. “Mr. Scottsdale,” Mayor Herb Drinkwater, served the citizens of Scottsdale 24 years, 8 as City Councilman and 16 as Mayor. He would say “Serving the citizens of Scottsdale is the greatest job in the world.” He personified the city’s “West’s Most Western Town” image by dressing in Western suits, a bolo tie, and cowboy boots. Everyone considered him a friend. One of Arizona’s most popular politicians, he received a 96 percent citizen approval rating. During his tenure, he transformed the city into an economic powerhouse with more jobs than workers. In 1993, Scottsdale was named “America’s Most Livable City” by the U.S. Conference of Mayors, which validated Mayor Drinkwater’s vision that small town values could still exist and pull citizens together in a big city atmosphere. His legacy includes Mayo Clinic Scottsdale, Tournament Players Club, and the All-Arabian Horse Show. Voters showed their support by approving a bond issue to build a new Scottsdale Stadium and expand the Civic Center Library. He worked with the City Council to expand the Civic Center Mall with its fountains and bridge that connect City Hall to the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. Under his leadership, the McDowell Sonoran Preserve was established. In 1959, he married his high school sweetheart, Jackie. She taught sixth-grade in the Scottsdale School District, while he was assistant business manager. He later owned Drinkwater’s in Sundown Plaza. Their two children, Jamie and Mark, continue the Drinkwater legacy as community and business leaders. Clyde “Ross” Morgan was selected through a competitive process with other well-known American sculptors to create the Drinkwater sculpture. The 7.5-foot sculpture of Mayor Herb Drinkwater cuts an imposing figure wearing a Stetson, Western style jacket and blue jeans, ostrich boots, a bola tie, and belt buckle inscribed with his name, leaning against a fence post. Remembering Mayor Herb Drinkwater By his side is “Sadie”, the family’s German shepherd. The sculpture was commissioned through donations from hundreds of citizens in appreciation of his 24-year service to Scottsdale. Today, family friend Brent Barker markets the family estate, a 6.8-acre horse property that embodies the spirit of the former Mayor. Mr. Barker says “the property is perfectly suited for the artist, entrepreneur and or horse enthusiast. The home backs to the McDowell Mountain Preserve adjacent to the world class Troon Golf Club in North Scottsdale...it has a feeling of Santa Fe offering magnificent views of the Pinnacle Peak. An investment in personal colors, fixtures and updated appliances the buyer can expect to double market value of this property in a community of 3-5M homes.” For more information call Brent at 602-697-7769. Video Tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVrFEtkx6Ns
JUST THE REAL DEAL.
Several more horse properties available. Land too! kathymayre@aol.com remaxnewheightsrealty.com
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OUTSTANDING HORSE PROPERTY In the Desirable Circle Mountain Area Between Anthem & Cave Creek!
This one of a kind custom home surrounded by the beautiful Tonto National Forest is now available. One of the best kept secrets in the valley, the Circle Mountain area is located between Anthem and Cave Creek, only 45 minutes to Sky Harbor Airport and 35 minutes to Westworld. No expense was spared in the building of this house, from the rustic travertine floors throughout, the 16 ft disappearing glass door wall in the great room, to the custom cabinetry and granite in the kitchens and bathrooms. Main house kitchen has Dacor six burner stove, built in refrigerator, with more than ample counter space. Steam shower, whirlpool bath and heated floor in the master bath can be your private spa. Attached casita with private entrance has full kitchen with large center island, separate bedroom and bath with stackable washer/dryer. Enjoy the sparkling pool during the day, then take in the stars at night while sitting in the attached hot tub. Horses will be happy in the 5 stall barn with tack room, entire property surrounded by block wall to keep your pets safe.
No expense was spared in the building of this house
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MLS #5691028
PAT RONYAK pronyak@msn.com
17550 N. Perimeter Drive #160, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
office 480-285-000 cell 623-330-1769
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SPUR CROSS EQUESTRIAN ESTATE CAVE CREEK, AZ
Incredible Trail Riding in the Preserve!
MINUTES FROM TOWN
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – High school seniors who are members of the National Reining Horse Youth Association (NRHyA) are encouraged to apply for scholarships made possible by the Reining Horse Foundation (RHF). Applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2018, for consideration. At least seven academic- and need-based scholarships will be awarded by an independent committee based upon applicants’ academic achievement, financial need, future goals and involvement with horses and NRHyA.
At this time, the scholarships range from $750 to $2,000, with three awarded at the highest level. Recipients in 2017 included Terri-June Granger of Ala., David Gringeri of Vt., Nicholas Muir of Wash., Quinn Sutherland of Mont., Megan D’Andrea and Morgan Knerr of Ohio, and Jarid Walton of Mich. Previous recipients are eligible to reapply. Chairman of the foundation’s Scholarship Committee is NRHA Vice President and Foundation Board member Mike Hancock. He said, “The foundation is committed to this scholarship program and what it means to our youth and their future. We appreciate every donor who makes the program possible through their support of fundraising efforts.” Applications are scored based on 30 percent for the level of need: 25 percent for academics, 20 percent on the essay, 15 percent on school and extracurricular and equine/ agriculture involvement and 10 percent on references. For 2018, the essay is centered around NRHA’s new mission to promote the reining horse worldwide, while celebrating and advancing the finest traditions of western horsemanship. Applicants are to respond to, “How have you been affected by your involvement with reining, and how will you help NRHA and NRHyA fulfill this mission?” Additionally, several other scholarship opportunities are available to NRHyA members throughout the year. To learn more about the different opportunities visit NRHyA.com. For more information about the RHF Scholarship program, visit reiningfoundation. com or nrhya.com or call (405) 946-7400.
42244 N SPUR CROSS RD CAVE CREEK, AZ 85331 MLS 5665126
HUGE POOL & PATIO
2.13 ACRES
Reining Horse Foundation Scholarship Deadline Moved to March 1
Spur Cross Cave Creek Area Equestrian Estate Available Now. This 4 bedroom 3.5 bathroom Cave Creek Equestrian Estate Home offers newly remodeled upstairs and downstairs master suites and beautifully remodeled kitchen that must be seen. The home has been freshly painted and has new carpeting. The equestrian lover will find a 4 stall block barn, mare motel, turn-outs, arena, tack room, ranch hand quarters; including bath/kitchen/ laundry area and spacious bedroom and much more. This 2.13 acre equestrian estate home offers some of the best 360 degree views Cave Creek has to offer. There is a beautiful pool/spa area perfect for entertaining. Miles of riding and hiking trails await. Do not miss this Spur Cross Cave Creek Area Equestrian Estate.
RARE FIND IN CAREFREE 38321 N Sombrero RD 42, Carefree, AZ 85377
Over 4 acres of lush desert
Owner may carry...OAC
- Dry Arroyo wildlife corridor - Abundant variety of “critters” - Great horseback riding access - Qualifies for Hillside Ordinance setbacks - Raised buildable area at SW corner - Water/gas/electric/cable next door - Sheltering bluff along south side - Fine custom homes surround - SE corner of Cow Track & Sombrero - Dramatic scenic vistas - Perfect site for dream home/horse setup
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602-315-3693
MJ JONES
Mike Dobbins
RE/MAX Excalibur
623-826-6936
8510 East Shea Blvd #100 Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Long Realty The FOX Group
$237,000
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