This is the July 1999 issue of Saddle and Bridle which features CH EPCOT CENTER with Sarah Dees on the front cover while the back cover is graced by THE MONTEREY BAY.See additional image for the Table of Contents of this issue.
The issue is loaded with pictures mainly of Saddlebreds, with sprinklings of TWH’s, Welsh, Hackney and Shetland ponies. Show results from across the United States, Club reports, and interesting articles. In addition to the Table of Contents there are the farm advertisements, and pictures of horses from years gone by as well as ads for products that are all now, history.
The issue is tightly bound and in excellent condition with clean, crisp pages. It contains 344 pages. The back cover and several back pages do have a crease in them. Shelf wear is minimal on this copy.
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