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It does feature an attractive fullcolor glossy cover with several other color photos on the inside cover and color ads on the back covers. Inside, the magazine is printed on coated paper. The photos are all black and white, but are generally good quality. Ads are few and far between and primarily from breeders.
The articles in The Horse Of Kings cover a wide variety of topics. There are travel pieces recalling various writers’ visits to Andalusian horse events in Spain and elsewhere or to breeding and training farms in Mexico, South America and Europe.
There are instruction articles by trainers from around the world dealing with care and training of horses, such as a recent series of articles by renowned French trainer JeanClaude Racinet.
And there are historical articles covering the fascinating and varied history of this breed which has been around for more than 5,000 years and from which the historic Lippizzaner horse of the world famous Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria, was developed.
Where the magazine is most different from others on the market,
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