2005 Nationwide Overnight Stabling Directory & Equestrian Vacation Guide now available
At the top of the list of things to have with you as you travel with your horses is this directory. The directory has been published yearly since 1982 and is the only directory available that is published annually. The directory lists 600 overnight facilities from coast to coast and border to border, plus Canada. It includes horse motels, equestrian centers, B&B’s, fairgrounds, campgrounds, RV Parks and lots of individual horsemen offering room in their own barns.
The cost of the directory is still only $29.45, same price since 1995. For more information visit www.overnightstabling.com.
The Ultrasonic Pest Repeller™
The Ultrasonic Pest Repeller™ repels Mosquitoes, Ticks, & Fleas, especially those that may carry the West Nile Virus, & Lyme Disease. The Ultrasonic Pest Repeller™ uses no odors or chemicals, it delivers a safe continuous ultrasonic pulse that Mosquitoes, Ticks and Fleas can’t stand, thereby repelling insects that can cause harm to your animals.
Simply attach a repeller to your horse’s halter, fly mask, or braid the Ultrasonic Pest Repeller™ in your horse’s mane or tail for 24 hour 7 days a week protection for 3 months. The Ultrasonic Pest Repeller™ has been Laboratory Tested and Approved by SGS-CSTC and EPA.
For more information visit www.americasacres.com
Four New Trail Saddles In Tucker Saddlery 2005 Catalog
Four new trail saddles are featured in the all new 2005 Tucker Saddlery catalog. As the leader in trail saddles and equipment, Tucker Saddlery continues to bring you the finest tack available in these newest saddle designs. Providing Tucker’s™ ultimate trail comfort with the patented Gel-Cusha’s Shock Absorbing Seat, the four new saddles, and the matching tack, put you a cut above the rest.
For a FREE 2005 Tucker Saddlery Trail catalog call 800-882-5375 or visit www.tuckersaddles.com.
Cover-All Introduces New 65 Foot Wide Legend Building
Cover-All Building Systems expands their Legend building series with the introduction of a new 65 foot wide building. The new 65 foot Legend building provides customers in high snow load areas a cost efficient building system and lower installation costs. The new 65 foot wide Legend building has a 10 foot tall leg component which provides ample clearance for moving machinery, managing livestock and storage of product goods.
For more information contact: Cover-All Building Systems Inc. at 1-877-615-4776
Or visit www.coverall.net
Outback’s Popular Backpackable Jackets Receive Spring Makeover
Spring weather can be more than a little bit unpredictable. Whether you are enjoying a trail ride in the fresh air or taking time for a ringside seat at events from dressage to eventing and reining to rodeo, sudden showers and brisk breezes are a fact of life. That’s why Outback Trading Company developed its line of backpackable jackets, reinvented in a special ladies version for spring 2005.
Created from ripstop nylon fabric, these versatile jackets cheat the wind, stop the rain, and roll up into their own built-in backpacks when the job is done! Completely made over for this spring, the Outback Ladies Backpackable Jacket is designed with a drawstring waist and a hood, while a contoured bottom gives the piece a feminine flair. Offered in spring’s hottest colors with contrast piping, the jackets also provide snap-open rear gussets and contrasting Outback ponies embroidery.
For more information on Outback Trading Company, Ltd., their products and where to find a local retailer, visit the company online at www.outbacktrading.com or call 610-932-5141, ext. 300.
Lowland Trail Guide for Methow Valley
The Methow Valley in Washington State is a great place for horseback riding. With its dry climate, outstanding views and abundance of public lands there are many trails to choose from. Most of the trails on National Forest lands accessible from the Methow Valley are well documented in guide books, maps or through the National Forest. Unfortunately many of those trails do not open for horseback riding until July or even August each year due to snow and fallen trees.
The Methow Valley Chapter of the Backcountry Horseman in cooperation with the Methow Valley Sport Trails Association has created a guidebook to lowland trails in the Methow Valley; trails on public land that open earlier and stay open longer due to their lower elevation.
This 41-page guide describes 13 scenic rides in the Methow Valley. Each ride has a map showing where to park, locations of water for horses and trail intersections. The cost is $4.65 and is available at various merchants in the Methow Valley or directly through the Methow Valley Sport Trails Association, PO Box 147, Winthrop WA 98862 – (509) 996-3287 www.mvsta.com.
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