Dressage Radio Episode 33 – The Dressage Quiz Show

This week the Dressage Radio Show is hosting its first Quiz Show with two teams (Heather Blitz & Lauren Duncan vs. Debbie McDonald & Adrienne Lyle) facing off in their knowledge of the sport and some fun trivia. Listen in…

Dressage Radio Episode 33 – The Dressage Quiz Show:

• Co-Hosts: Chris Stafford and Glenn the Geek
• The Teams: Heather Blitz and Lauren Duncan vs. Debbie McDonald and Adrienne Lyle

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Dressage Radio Episode 32 – Scott Hassler on Training the Young Horse

Scott Hassler is one of the leading breeders and trainers of young dressage horses in this country and he shares some valuable advice and insight on this final episode of the year. Listen in…

Dressage Radio Episode 32 – Scott Hassler on Training the Young Horse:

• Co-Hosts: Chris Stafford and Debbie McDonald
• Tip of the Week: Debbie McDonald
• Guest: Thank you to Scott Hassler of Hassler Dressage for joining us.

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A Horse Blog – Women’s Horse Industry Conference Nov 10-11, 2009 in Louisville, Kentucky

July 29, 2009 – The Women’s Horse Industry Association has announced the dates for their annual conference. The event will be held November 10-11, 2009 in Louisville, Kentucky at the Holiday Inn Airport Express.

This is the first time that the women working in the horse industry have come together to meet and exchange information and ideas and the results should be remarkable.

The theme of this year’s conference is “Marketing And Making The Most Of Your Horse Industry Business”. Speakers and experts from all areas of the horse industry and marketing will be on hand to lead panels and discussions. In addition to panels and speakers, there will also be a limited number of exhibitors with space being offered on a “first come, first serve” basis. We’re expecting a substantial crowd at this event and we know that the networking opportunities will be simply amazing,” states Executive Director, Catherine Masters.

“This event is for everyone who works in the horse industry and for all breeds and disciplines. Our association has members from all aspects of the industry and our conference is designed to give them the information, the contacts and the tools they need to become more successful,” adds Debby Lening, Vice President of the association.

Attendees will have lots of opportunities to promote their products and services during the mass networking session on November 10th and to ask specific questions relating to their type of business.

Early registration is now open and will save attendees money. Additional information and registration forms may be found at http://www.womenshorseindustry.com/ or by calling (615) 730-7833.

The Women’s Horse Industry Association is the largest and only organization for women working in the horse industry. Chapters are now open in the United States, Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom.

Contact:
Catherine Masters
Women’s Horse Industry Association
(615) 730-7833
whra44@yahoo.com

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