Block · one region of the page, as the scanner read it. It may hold a whole story, part of one, several, or an advertisement; stitching blocks into articles is the next step. Text is supplied OCR.
Page 25 · column 2 of 6 · from the scan, no model involved
through the Yellow Pages (or indeed, this publication) will show the way.
By the way, our research also tells us that horses everywhere would like to make "The Ultimate Guide to Pampering Your Horse," by June V. Evers, a best-seller this holiday season. This colorful book, retailing for $24.95, guides horse devotees in making treats, planning parties and games and creating such gourmet culinary delights like hayflake "layer cake" for their favorite hoofed friends.
Speaking of gourmet chow, the only things horses like more than treats ... is more treats! If you're looking for some stocking stuffers for Dobbin while you're at Horse Country, consider picking up some Ginger Ridge natural multi-grain treats like Meadow Mints, Harvest Hearts or Stable Snax.
Assorted gifts for the equestrian: Most horses want to be well-dressed — with their preferred outfit being a coating of dust acquired from a good long roll, usually after a meticulous grooming from their human. But if that isn't what quite suits your fancy, and if you are looking for something a bit more elegant by way of apparel for your horse, yourself or for the rider in your life, consider these shops:
• Galloping Grape, 65 Franklin St, Warrenton, Va., (540) 428-1002
• Horse Country, 60 Alexandria Pike, Warrenton, Va., (540) 347-3141
• Skeeter's Custom Leather & Tack Shop, 5377 Telephone Rd, Warrenton, Va., (540) 347-0488
91.6%