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	August 2010 Issue Oregon's Canyonview College: Equestrian Education With a Mission Team rope training Our trainers take you back to school Horse health, horse products & more!
	July 2010 Issue Double S Country Horse Fair Fun Fitness Fundamentals for Your Horse Create A Farm Plan for Better Horse Management First Ride! Learn the Essentials for Success Trainer Steve Rother: Give Your Horse a Job
	June 2010 Tack & Equipment Issue Head Turner! Meet PRCA Roper Charly Crawford Bit Basics: What Bit Fits Your Horse? Cowhorse "Secret Weapon" The Hydrabull Ground Training Basics & Beyond Trainer Steve Rother's Tools for Success
	May 2010 Recreational Riding Issue Preventing Trials on the Trails Trailer Training Advice Help Your Show Horse Overcome Fear Renowned Trainer Steve Rother Joins the NWHS Stable! Online Exclusive: NW Horse Fair & Expo: A Big Hit!
	April 2010 Equine Events Issue USA Farrier, Connecting Farriers and Consumers NWHS Names Youth Essay Contest Winners Small Farm Makeover: Drainage and Footing Introduce Your Horse To Reining Online Exclusive: Skagit Rein Riders Rodeo Drill Team
	March 2010 Barn and Farm Issue Now there's an app for that! Shopping for Horse Stalls Small Farm Makeover Retraining the Arena-Sour Horse Online Exclusive: Compatible Horses
	February 2010 Equine Lifestyles and Getaways Let 'Er Buck! The Pendleton Round-Up celebrates 100 years of the wild Northwest From Rodeos to the Racetrack Save Money and Ease Your Workload Working Hard or Hardly Working? Determining work intensity for feeding purposes Online Exclusive: Vote for Your 2009 Favorites!
	January 2010 Breeding and Buying Issue Equine Photography for Buyers and Sellers Old Horses, New Friends: NWHS Reader Perspectives Water: The Overlooked Nutrient The New Reality of Breeding Online Exclusive: Five Rules to Follow to Avoid a Hoof Soaking Disaster
	December 2009 Seniors and Nutrition Issue Senior Horse Essay Contest Winners Live Long, Live Well Vitamins and Minerals Explained Senior Show Horses Online Exclusive: The American Horse Council Welfare Code of Conduct
	November 2009 Special Gift Issue The Fine Art of Giving: Make Meaningful Connections with The Trail of Painted Ponies Winter Riding in Oregon Can I Get Some Bute? The Scoop on Supplemental Feeding Online Exclusive: In Plain English - Ride the Shoulder-In
	October 2009 Equine Wellness Issue Winterizing Your Horse Acupuncture: Tool for Vets, Option for Owners Barefoot for Winter Driving for Fun Online Exclusive: Beyond the Basics Continued - Garrocha Exercises
	September 2009: Boarding & Training Issue Your Horse's Dream Home: All Purpose Structures helps you save time and money Avoid Boarding Nightmares Health Concerns of the Boarded Horse Progression from Training to First Level Dressage Online Exclusive: Equine Insurance Questions Answered
	August 2009: Educational Opportunities Issue Dennis Brouse: Build a Better Bond with Horses Expand your Horizons in Idaho Break Bad Riding Habits Lessons in Safe Grazing Online Exclusive: Outdoor Arenas 101
	July 2009: Working Horses Issue The Wild at Work: BLM Mustangs do it all! A Heros Work The Magical World of Dancing Horses Intro to Working Cattle Online Exclusive: An Interview with Clinton Anderson
	June 2009: Tack & Equipment Issue Vita Flex Nutrition Equips Your Horse for Health Veterinary Technology: 21st Century Health Essential Equipment: Weed Free Feed The Snaffle Bit, Part 2 Online Exclusive: Ranch Roping with Patrick Hooks
	May 2009: Recreational Riding Issue Backcountry, Horse Country, Wine Country: Horse activities in Northern California Doctor's Corner: General Wound Care Collection Without Tack Contact and the Snaffle Bit Online Exclusive: Stallions: Horses of a Different Color by Ryan Gingerich
	April 2009: Equine Events Issue Extreme Mustange Makeover: Tracey Westbury Takes the Challenge Riding the Whole Horse - Gymnastic Exercises for the Horse and Rider, Part 4 Hand Positioning For Steering - Two-handed Positioning The Facts on Pigeon Fever Youth Essay Contest Winners!
	March 2009: Barn and Farm Issue All Purpose Structures: building a barn with your horse's health in mind What you need to know about worms Farm disaster preparedness - with bonus resources and tips Learn to tie a hackamore - check out the how-to video! Part 1 of a new series on equine chiropractic
	February 2009 - Equine Lifestyles and Getaways Issue Cowboy Campsite: a look at education and recreation in today's horse industry Regional Spotlight: Horsing around Montana Introduction to Equine Osteopathy Trainer's Corner: set yourself and your horse up for success
	January 2009 - Breeding and Buying Issue Basic foaling information From the vets: think before breeding to prevent unwanted horses Leasing: understand this smart alternative to buying a horse Create a perfect paddock or sacrifice area for your horse (part 2 of 2) Part 1 of a new series: Gymnastic Exercises for Horse and Rider
	December 2008 - The Giving Season Issue A Year of Change: thoughts from the Northwest Horse Source staff Second Chances: the realities and rewards of working with a rescue horse Horse rescue from a vet's perspective A Washington trainer finds success at HITS Teach your horse to drag objects
	November 2008 - Senior Horse Issue LMF Feeds: the gold standard for horse nutrition in the Northwest Equine seniors help humans through therapeutic riding Senior horse essay contest winners Essential dental care for horses of all ages Buying and selling horses in today's market: tips for the seller

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	Occasionally, as an aid.
	Occasionally, to liven-up a dull or unresponsive horse.
	Frequently, as my horse relies on precise foot cues.
	Frequently, as my horse won't respond well to me otherwise.
	Always, as part of my training regimen.
	Always, because my horse won't leave the barn without the aid of spurs.
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