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Kis had to u,ite an creanr conf soft pi'1& afl/lllrse dt,rp f IrL.it,,r Annruntcnrtnt lt odu ... the Fetu Stone s[i'\ qnrteted in ShrpshaLr,l,:la, Il1 is a nalper essay ns to rlhy sle thoughl I shou? fu dwl gorEow' a *t eyes for uhich the A(lDH (lInJ.,. Ini,'rnrrn(,n of collectible plastic ndel honr,s. For chosm otcr all tie Laaiilions of irorses in jlr*ica P,r* See 1500$ Modeion Pg s 1l (lr1,l!,1 (lr1,1iD! B Maintaining the Genetic Integrity of the American Cream Draft Horse by Dr. phirip sponenbers, DVFI, phD A ()r ()tiicers Tfrc gtnttic inregriq ot thc s(r[Ie levtl irn(jthcr has becn thur rvill l.c l.rooJmares L,rrt Anrerican Clr eirm Dr.rft Ilorse t)fical ()i thc' hisror) ot the c,rlts rhlt lre .lcstinc,-1 f,rr gel.l- fr,rnl Trrlr,:l is rr trick\ issue. This is plrtli I'ree,.l, l ut ir( thrs foint tcnJs ro ings. Renrenrl er, rhotruh, ther l.eclrrse the rrnirlrre coLrr oi the Jilurc orrr rhc geneti. treirsure goo.l gel.lin!s rre lerr excellent pcopLe \Lr Ttu. 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American Crcam Ben & Linda Corson ^!ers. _ Ne*'s uclcomcs drti.lfr, pi..1rrcr, )orth TShflr, \ M ... ........ $l I HCR 6'l Box l93 leners, anl rlrssr/r,:J,r,ls,l:alrng A,lult T.Si"rr ................... $li !0;;i#;iii'''""""' [email protected] ru irh American Oreirrrr, orhcr ilralr i@-t tong Sl.,r r Isin$ $21 wwwmofevalleyranctr.com 4 c.o.$F' horse brar&, dr c4rilJrn(nl dnd Flii;i ... S.t2 ,:rrnts derrlin! r rth .lra/t horses. itulirs Horxlrl $utrhrrts .. S29 1.lJ:r gon iPcstor:rdions tG"*y Sn"\, s,*""" Siid'rhtrtl, S.XL.......... ... .... $21 li!ery@\over.net Oatncrl (lanras Tote Bae. ... $ 7 iD s4 n o"nin-* Q. n*r* rof t u." (]dtr.................. VG qb"q6.OA;il;y, ra,t- Ilast.ii . .. ... S20 H.rJ lluok (r,, Lr.r.. 5J0 creamneu seditor@' yahoo.com Derrnu €d Betsl Aufdenkamp w,t^,,". K""h 9*".,ra, P. O. Box 642 . Gcorgck)wn, CA 95614 www. americancrcamdrati.org Tel (510) l3l- 1008. Fax (510) 888-0117 ,\rhertisirrg l)riccs Crist M. Nisley .20481 Delong Road. Butler, OH 44821 Bu:incs\ Card Sll . COLT: ( # 383 Forevergreen Eddy x # 55 | Nisley's Gentle l/8 P.r8c 515 Megan). Rich Cream color, white mane and tail, 3" blaze. u hitc l/4 Pagc $10 boot on rieht hind lbot - very nice colt. I/:l P rc $:l l/l Pagc $10 NOTICE: The Board and Editor wish to announce that Full Prgc $50 line ads (like the Colt ad above) will still be No Cftarge ro Color 5168 + ad members for selling Creams. [fyou have other items for l-Line Ad: S3.{x) + loc sale. or want to atlvenise services or businesses. charges per word ovcr: lincs. $ill be as seen in the price box to the left. Thoughrs'. S<,nrt ot thc many things (i,['ni.rl Willi.rmshLrrg iL'cs Did you hear thc one about the farnrcrs who chcckcrl to enhanct drt rvorl.l ro.lay, as scen lionr ycstcr.h!, lefi nre sonre fi'r nvo weeks ()n a nlarc (believe.l tt, lrc in foal) atter she th,'Lrghrs to ponJcr. 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