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The mission of Horse & Rider is to make a positive difference in the lives of goal-oriented horse owners who strive for excellence in riding, training and caring for their animals. By presenting a broad range of advice, tips and strategies from America's most successful and knowledgeable trainers, veterinarians and equine behaviorists, we help our readers develop safe and effective habits that enable them to enjoy a satisfying, lifelong relationship with their horses.

Editorial Staff
Editor and Associate Publisher: Juli Thorson
Senior Editor: Jennifer Forsberg Meyer
Consulting Editor: Sue Copeland
Managing Editor: Alana Harrison
Art Director: Adam Purvis
Editorial Coordinator: Erin Sullivan Haynes

Contributing Editors
Barb Crabbe, DVM; Karen E.N. Hayes, DVM, MS; Elaine Pascoe

Contributing Photographers
Cappy Jackson, Kevin McGowan, Caroline Fyffe

Editorial Office
2000 S. Stemmons Freeway, Suite 101
Lake Dallas, TX 75065
(940) 497-4600; fax (940) 497-5749
Email: horseandrider@equinetwork.com

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