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Three Sisters Thoroughbreds, located in Rancho Santa Fe, CA, emphasizes the significance of maintaining a healthy herd, highlighting that the best bulls contribute to the vitality of their cows. The company focuses on sustainable practices to ensure the well-being of their animals and the efficiency of resource utilization in the equestrian industry. In addition to their commitment to animal health, Three Sisters Thoroughbreds recognizes the importance of waste management, advocating for environmentally responsible disposal and recycling methods. They aim to contribute to a new era of waste recycling management, reflecting a deeper understanding of the environmental challenges facing our resources today. Generated from the website

California HorsetraderSince 1979, California Horsetrader has been Your BEST Marketplace on the West Coast. This award-winning paper is published twice-monthly on the first and third Thursdays of the month. In addition to a long subscriber list, it is distributed in more than 1, 000 horse-related businesses in California and adjoining parts of Oregon, Arizona and Nevada. Our office is located in Escondido, CA. California Horsetrader started the popular Horsetrader.com website more than 10 years ago!The Equiery is Maryland's source for horse information. Established 1990, The Equiery was the first free information publication and service for the Maryland equestrian community, serving all breeds and all disciplines. Our first products were the free monthly publication and the toll free hotline, which enabled callers and readers to find the services and products they needed in Maryland. The Equiery was the first publication in the U.S. to offer a free listing to any and every stable in Maryland to offer either boarding or lessons to the general public - providing a critical service for the average horse owner and rider. Today, The Equiery remains Maryland's only free information warehouse, and our product line has expanded to include equiery.com, with many of the same free services as seen in our print products, including free listing for lessons and boarding stables, free listings for coming events, free listings for stables offering guided trail rides or horse rentals, free hay and straw listings, free listings of associations, and free listings for Equiery distributors. The Equiery in print is published 12 times a year, and arrives in over 200 Maryland tack shops and feed stores between the 1st and 3rd of each month.The Equiery in-print and on-line provides robust advertising and readership for anyone looking to buy or sell a horse, find stables, farriers, vets, trainers, suppliers, tack stores, barn builders, farms for sale - and much much more.