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ISSUE DATE: 10/27/2008

Success keeps reining horse trainer at the top

Powerful sliding stops. Effortless spins and pretty circles. All are important to a successful reining horse.

Training reining horses is something that Jeromy Lipps has been doing for a number of years. Most recently, he has been training and showing reining horses in National Reining Horse Association sanctioned futurities.

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