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 Katie Tims, Cleveland, Miss., has been editor of Quarter Horse News for two years. She worked at Performance Horse and then came to work for Quarter Horse News in 2001. Born and raised in Surprise Valley, located in the rural northeastern corner of California, Katie grew up on a cattle ranch started by her great-grandfather. She competed in cutting, cow horse, all-around and rodeo events, then later in life, rode reining horses and served on the board of the Mississippi Reining Horse Association. After graduating from the University of Nevada, Reno, with a degree in journalism in 1988, Katie worked for several years doing public relations and marketing in the gaming industry. She volunteers time to several civic organizations and served on the board of directors for the National Association of Junior Auxiliaries.
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Lucy the "adorable mutt"
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Katie's Blog
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Researchers from Utrecht University in the Netherlands completed a study focusing on the development of a method for diagnosing “overtraining syndrome” (OTS) in horses. In a press release issued by the university, the prevalence of this condition is increasing. No surprise there.
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A fish out of water. That’s pretty much sums up how I felt recently while looking at universities with my son, Nick. I’m the journalist, a person who made sure to take the long way around classes like physics, calculus and even geometry. On the other hand, Nick is a numbers guy. He likes the science, appreciates the challenge and is bound and determined to take on a career in electrical engineering.
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