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from the pages of Rodeo

 Buy A Dodge Truck, Get A Resistol Black Gold 20X Felt Cowboy Hat
The 2008 Dodge Ram Mega Cab leads the full-size segment with numerous best-in-class features, including largest interior cargo volume, largest flat-floor load area and segment-first reclining rear seats. Along with all that, Dodge is now offering a bonus feature: every Resistol Edition... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
 Tow Vehicles for Horse Hauling
You happily load your horse into your new trailer. It is more substantial than your old one, and Ol' Butterpat doesn't have to "scrunch up" anymore to let you fasten the butt bar behind his ever-increasing back end. You stop to pick up a buddy and her horse before heading to your favorite... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
 Stolen Horse Trailer Tips
While at a horse show this summer, I went to retrieve my horse trailer in the parking lot, only to realize that it was not there. It was, quite simply, gone. I know it would be much more exciting if I could share some detailed course of events that lead to the horse trailer's MIA status... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
from the pages of Trail Rider

 10 Fuel-Saving Tips
With the price of fuel creeping over $3 per gallon, you might be thinking twice about when, how often, and how far to haul your horse to trail heads and overnight adventures. Use these 10 tips to help beat the cost of "liquid gold." 1. Maintain your vehicle. Keep your towing vehicle... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
from the pages of Rodeo

 The New Horse Trailer Power Haulers
Speed Williams has owned three of Freightliner's Ranch Haulers with pickup beds, says Brian Aneshansley, a Freightliner sales coordinator. "With horse trailers just getting heavier and heavier and people wanting to take everything with them, it's sometimes no longer what a pickup can handle,"... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
from the pages of Rodeo

 Fuel Prices and Rodeo Strategy
ProRodeo isn't like other sports. There are no team charter busses, airplanes or hotels. There's no guaranteed paycheck and cowboys have to pay to enter every rodeo in which they compete. That brings up a myriad of expenses that most professional athletes don't consider. While the struggles... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
from the pages of Trail Rider

 Railroad-Crossing Alert for Horse Trailers
To enhance the safety of horses and those who travel with horses, USRider (a nationwide roadside assistance plan) is working with the Doctors Tomas and Rebecca Gimenez, experts in large-animal emergency rescue, on a research project to gather and analyze data about horse trailer accidents... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
 Hitching Up the Horse Trailer
Hitching up a horse trailer, especially if it's a bumper pull, can be difficult. If you are short, your truck has an extended cab or you have a tool box in the bed, you may not be able to see your bumper or hitch ball for the horse trailer. Then hindsight may as well be zero. We... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
from the pages of Rodeo

 A New Set of Wheels for Horse Hauling
Not everyone agrees on the pros and cons of the big semis dotting American fairgrounds at ropings and rodeos, but it's all about priorities for the top headers and heelers on the road. Patrick Smith keeps driving his pickup because he likes to be able to unhook and run around town.... | read »
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Vehicles: Trucks
from the pages of Trail Rider

 On-The-Road Tips and Recipes
I am writing from the road, heading west. We've stayed at several very nice places so far. The first was Fort Valley Stables in Fort Valley, Virginia (888/754-5771; www.fortvalleystable.com ), not far from I-81. The road up to it is a bit narrow and curvy, but worth the effort. The... | read »
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Horse Trailer Turned Into Equine Ambulance


Neva Kittrell Scheve is going places, and she wants to help you and your horse to go places, too. Most of all, she wants you and your horseto get where you’re going safely and comfortably.

Neva and her husband/business partner, Tom, first dipped their toes into the... | read
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