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utors and edits and types their articles into the IBM as they come in. Her husband is the magazine’s art director — he designs and lays out pages, sizes photographs and designs ads. Together the husband and wife team put out the magazine in March, June, September and December.
Three issues of The Horse Of Kings have been published to date, and, judging from readers’ letters and comments the Millhams have received, it appears to have found a market.
“You, your staff and supporters are filling a most important gap in the horse world,” wrote Joan Mason of Ontario, Canada. “Your magazine is a breath of fresh air that is badly needed.”
Clark McKee of Reno, Nev., wrote —“Congratulations on your ‘Premier Issue’! You are off to a great start... I shall be looking forward to the next issue. Your mix of articles is excellent, and well thought out. There will no doubt be something that will pique my interest.”
Compared to many other horse magazines on the market, The Horse Of Kings is not fancy or flashy —just
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