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The Equestrian.Com Hickstead Derby Meeting Come Along and Visit the Nagmag Magazine Stand – No 31A FREE to pick up The Only Horse Magazine You’ll Ever Need www.NagMagMagazine.com June 2014 DriveTime – A look at the recent events for Equi- Expo and SESHA Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials 2014 With Julian Portch and Stephanie Dewitt The Equestrian.com Hickstead Derby Meeting Come along and visit the NagMag Magazine Stand – No 31a NEWS COMPETITIONS PAULA’S PAGE CLOSE UP FASHION Contents PAGE 04 .................................... PUBLISHER : Advice from Paula Broadhurst ENM Solutions Limited – How to recognise and treat The Granaries, Paynesfield 14 Henfield Road, Albourne Ragwort West Sussex BN6 9JJ PAGE 06 .................................... Tel/Fax: 01273 491922 Report from RDA Dressage at EDITOR : Hickstead Linda Warburton PAGE 07 .................................... 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