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nother issue of ShowBiz, and so much more to tell you about. A
special Thank You to all our advertisers and readers for the wonderful
feedback of our magazine, not only the last issue, which was huge due to
the end of the year victories, but all the issues. Your comments are so
March / April 2008
welcome, this is a big undertaking and it’s nice to know you like it.
Thermal, and all its improvements, is a topic of much discussion.
If you haven’t been there, it is worth at least a weekend trip to
Founder/Publisher
see what has transpired. HITS will be the first to tell you it is
Kathy Hobstetter
a work in progress, but hats off to them for what they have
accomplished. Managing Editor
The new High Performance Hunter Derby saw its debut Shelley Allyn
at Thermal Week 3. This is an innovative program that
will change the focus and direction of hunters.
Technical Editor
Exciting courses, forward rides, unbelievable options
Sandra Murphy
and Handy courses beyond comprehension.
The WCAR Party was held March 8, 2008, at the
Associate Director
Mira Monte in La Quinta. Always a favorite of the
Susie McCleary
horse show crowd, this year it highlighted ALL
the different jumping disciplines, right down to
the Pony ring. “CELEBRATING WEST
Editorial Department
COAST CHAMPIONS”, the theme for fun and
Sharon Weiss
surprise, was showcased by the slide show of
the West Coast riders, owners and trainers.
Design & Art Direction
Next on slate for WCAR is the ROCK STAR
Working Lens Productions
party at the Endicott’s during Ranch and Coast Iris Thompson
in May. Don’t miss this one!!! Justin Phillips
This issue marks the end of the first year for
the magazine. One year ago I spoke to Mary
Contributing Editors
Gatti, John French, Mickey Hayden, Dick
Bernie Traurig
Carvin, Hap Hansen and so many others and all
Kristin Kenney
of them not only encouraged but pushed me to
Cate Crismani
get this off the ground. I am so grateful all of
Sandra Murphy
you stepped in and made this dream a reality. I
look forward to many years of sending
Dr. Jenny Johnson
information out to you about our sport.
Carol Shuttleworth
BUT, it is also up to you to help kick this along.
Tonya Johnston, M.A.
Please remember to send me information, articles
and suggestions…especially Scene and Heard.
I NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU!!!
Kathy Hobstetter
Founder / Publisher
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