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In article <7012@dciem.dciem.dnd.ca>, tim@dciem.dciem.dnd.ca (Tim Pointing) writes:
|> Greetings! I've been mostly lurking for a couple of years here, contributing
|> where my meager knowledge allows but mostly just learning a lot. [Thanks!]
|> 
|> My question for y'all today is on horsey magazines... What magazine(s)
|> do you like and why? What areas do they focus on? How techincal are they?
|> etc etc.
|> -- 
|> Tim Pointing, DCIEM
|> tim@dciem.dnd.ca or tim@ben.dciem.dnd.ca


Well, here goes

Practical Horseman (useful information/English) 
Horse & Rider (useful information/Western and general)
Equus (this is about as technical/scientific as I get)
Western Horseman (this is the one I grew up on)
Chronicle of the Horse (for Thoroughbred information)
Midwest Sport Horse (this is mostly advertisements, stories on one side of the
    page about a horse whose stud fee is on the other side of the page)
Appaloosa Journal (for Appaloosa information)
Appaloosa Sport Horse (I think the name has changed to just Sport Horse
    and they're now covering other breeds, but I haven't seen an issue for
    a couple years)
The Corral (newspaper format, local (mostly Ohio) information,
   on everything from endurance/competitive trail, dressage, CT, gymkhana,
   hunters/jumpers, barrel racing, rodeo, state breed-specific clubs,
   ==when and where the shows
   are, who the trainers are, local judges, horses/trucks/trailers/ 
   etc. for sale==
   you name it, if it's got something to do with horses and it's within
   a few states of Ohio, it's in the Corral.  

I usually subscribe to two or three magazines a year, and switch around
a bit.  I'm currently getting Horse & Rider, Equus, Appaloosa Journal,
and the Corral and Midwest Sport Horse.

Mary Lee