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Wild Horse Equine Veterinary Services with Dr. Pat GrijJin is scheduled to appear: riday at 11:00 am in Nutrena Hall Safe Ohoice Room aturday at 2:00 pm in Nutrena Hall Safe Ohoice Room

Asia Voight, Professional and International Animal Communicator, has worked with over 32,000 animals during her ll-year career and has been featured on ABC, CBS, and Fox TV. She has been highlighted in numerous newspaper articles, including the front pages of the Wisconsin State Journal and the Fitchburg Star. Asia has also been on the cover of Women Magazine, which was rated the "most popular issue ever." Communicating with animals since she was a child, it was a near-death experience from a car accident that propelled her to share her gift of animal communication with the world. Now, Asia wants to share this gift with you.
'Asia Voight is scheduled to appear: riday at 10:30 am in Nutrena Hall Vitality Room rFriday at 2:00 pm in Nutrena Hall Senior Room aturday at 11:00 am in Nutrena Hall Vitality Room aturday at 3:30 pm in Nutrena Hall Senior Room unday at 9:00 am in Nutrena Hall Vitality Room !Sunday at 1:00 pm in Nutrena Hall Vitality Room

Dr. Pat Griffin has been in private practice for the last 18 years, specializing in equine lRichard Winters is scheduled to appear: reproduction, first in the central valley of riday at 10:00 am in the Purina Round Pen riday at 3:00 pm in the John Deere Coliseum California for five years and, subsequently, aturday at 9:00 am in the Purina Round Pen in Madison, Wis. for the last 13 years. Most atllrday at 11:00 am in the Blain 's Farm & Fleet Arena recently, in 2009, he established Wild Horse atllrday at 2:00 pm in the Andis Demo Arena Equine Veterinary Services, a full-service equine atllrday at 5:00 pm in the Purina Round Pen ambulatory practice based in Madison. Dr. unday at 2:00 pm in the Blain 's Farm & Fleet Arena Griffin's professional and research interests are unday at 4:00 pm in Nlltrena Arena wide-ranging and include the assessment and Join Richard Winters for management of the high-risk broodmare, as well Cowboy Church Services as the development of objective evaluations of Sunday at 8:00 am stallion fertility. Additionally, he has extensive in Nutrena Arena experience in management of the problem broodmare, management of the mare for

For nearly three decades Richard Winters has dedicated himself to honing his horsemanship skills and to passing this knowledge onto others. His vast experience includes starting literally hundreds of horses that have gone on to almost every equine discipline imaginable. Richard's credentials include World Championship titles in the National Reined Cow Horse Association along with being an A rated judge. He was a finalist in the Limited Open World Championship Snaffle Bit Futurity in 2008. Richard also earned the Reserved Champion Title, in the Limited Open Derby, in Stephenville, Texas, in 2008. In 2007 he was named champion of the West Coast Equine Experience "$10,000 Colt Starting Challenge." He was also presented with the 2007 Monty Roberts Equitarian Award for outstanding achievements in HorselHuman relationships. Richard was also honored to be named champion in the 2009 Road to the Horse - Colt Starting Challenge in Nashville, Tenn. In July of2009 he won the Super Cow Horse competition in Santa Ynez, Calif. Visit: www.wintersranch.com.

The Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital has a single goal - to provide the most up-to-date, comprehensive and compassionate treatment for its equine patients. Its highly trained staff uses the latest techniques and equipment to ensure every patient receives the highest quality care for routine examinations, major emergencies and everything in between. Located in Oconomowoc, Wis., it is a full service hospital offering services from routine health care/farm visits, surgery, reproductive services, neonatal care, intensive care and alternative therapies to name a few. The veterinary staff (of 13) has had extensive academic and clinical training and experience, but they also know horses from their own lives as breeders, trainers and riders. Wisconsin Equine Clinic is scheduled to appear: 'Friday at 12:30 pm with Dr. Scott Austin in Nutrena Hall Vitality Room aturday al 9:00 am with D,: Doug Langer in Nutrena Hall Vitality Room alurday al 12:00 pm with D,: Joann Archambault in the Andis Demo Arena unday at 9:00 am with Dr. Rachel Bourne & Dr. Nadia Czajkowski in the Andis Demo Arena IInday at 12:00 pm with Dr. Nadia CzajkolVski in Nllfrena Hall Vitality Room

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The Wisconsin Mounted Police Team is comprised of law enforcement agencies with officer and horse teams that train the same way and are able to come together and work together with little or no preparation. The formation riding is based on the same commands and movements as the cavalry used. This methodology has endured through time as an effective, coordinated means of efficiently moving through crowds, or if necessary, controlling and/or moving crowds. The horses are almost all personally owned by the officers riding them. Come and talk to the Wisconsin Mounted Police Team in the bam or while they are out on patrol, and don't forget to come and see them in action! WIsconsin Mounted Police Team is scheduled to appear: tF'riday at 3:00 pm in Nutrena Arena Saturday at 4:00 pm in the Blain 's Farm & Fleet Arena IIndayat 1:00 pm in the Blain's Farm & Fleet Arena

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