Here's what you'll find in the latest issue of Western Shooting Horse available on March 10.

FEATURES:

Into the Sport
Part Business, Part Pleasure, All Competition
Andra Olson is Into The Sport
- By Mark Boardman

The Will to Win
Chad Little and his Horse Ricochet are Arguably the Best Mounted Shooting Team Ever!
- By Mark Boardman

The Art of (Being) Steve Thornton
A Photographer with a Passion for Horses, Sunlight,
Cowboys and Rugged Country
- By Daniel DeWeese

Horse Does Matter!
What the Pros have to Say About Western Shooting Horses

REGULAR FEATURES:

Random Maker
Nettles Stirrups - A Step Up in the Saddle
- By Gala Nettles

Shooting Horse
Ricochet, Chad Little’s incredible Black Bay
Quarter Horse
-By Mark Boardman

Random Maker
Cactus Custom Saddlery
- By Mark Boardman

On The Hoof
Watch’em Walk - Correct Shoeing Only
- By James Huff

DEPARTMENTS:

Your Barn
Before Hitting The Road - Preparation Tips for Travel
- By Kim Redo

Competitive Components
Impact Gel Saddle Pads - Shock Resistance
- By Mark Boardman

Health Concerns
What Do Horses See? - A Dynamic Visual Field
- By Donny MacDougall, DVM

Rider Technique
Eye on the Prize - Correct Techniques for the Barrel
Approach and Rundown Turn
- By Annie Bianco Ellett

Shooting Irons
Smoke Wagon - Taylor’s & Company Pride & Joy
 - By Ken Amorosano

The Trainers
Shooting Horses are Made, Not Born - Alan Eggleston’s Double-E Ranch, Gila, New Mexico
- By Ken Amorosano

In Every Issue:

From The Publisher
Spring Fever is in the Air

In From The Range
News and other Good Info

Big Rig
The Laredo Conversion C7500 Chevy

Main Events
Choice events for the Competitive Horse and Rider

OK Corral
Special Ads Section

Parting Shot
Charging Ahead Into History