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Jeffrey Wilms Training & Management Inc.
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The horse ranches in North Scottsdale line the roads. To the uninitiated, they seem so similar ? all offering beautiful horses, settings and the promise of great equine adventure. The Wilms Ranch is all of that but so much more. At this ranch, there is a care for people and the horses that truly set it apart. The barn is impeccable, reflecting Amy and Jeff Wilms focus on the highest quality care for each and every horse in the barn from scores of grand champions to a client?s dawdling old beloved mare. All breeds are welcomed. Would that all human beings in our world could receive the individual attention and standard of living that the Wilm?s stabled horses receive.
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