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 HorseTrader
|  This information management service is free for the local equestrian industry. It is in development with the express purpose of generating interest in, and disseminating information exclusively about horses in the State of Washington. This service is sponsored by Rainey Valley Farm. Plan your show & clinic schedule.... Explore new trails with group rides.... find your local associations, supplies and services. If you're looking for a mount, check out the HorseTrader, after all, our state does rank ninth in the nation for owning horses. Join the Washington Equestrians email group and keep informed of the lastest happenings in our state. Drop in the Resource Roundup room and learn the latest on training and health care, or find a trainer. Scout around to see what other resources are offered here. 2002 is bringing some improvements on the Network. The new HorseTrader link contains classifieds for the former business sites. All the former ads are still online but the new ones posted should use the new HorseTrader link. This new classified section has no advertisements on it. The previously placed ads can be viewed at the following links:
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