Dear Readers,
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WELCOME TO THE WORLD CUP!! Here we go again in Vegas,
West Coast
what a place to show at the top level but be able to play a bit in the off
time. A super venue to be a spectator at and a great location this time
of year.
March April 2009
The West Coast qualifiers were exciting and were an opportunity
for riders to get in amazing experience in the indoor venues. A
special thanks to the show managers for putting forth the
extra effort and expense to provide the outstanding
Founder/Publisher
preparation possibilities for our riders. As is evident with
Kathy Hobstetter
the classes, our west coast riders are getting better and
better the more they get the chancehance to jump indoors
Business / Office Manager
over these courses.
Charlene Guierriello
The economy is all the talk all over the world, and
the USA is no different. It is my belief that we will
Technical Editor
survive all this and come out better on the other
Sandra Murphy
end, it was time to bring some things back into
better balance and perspective. At the end of this Associate Director
journey, difficult as it is, we will have a better and Susie McCleary
more stable financial situation for the nation
and hopefully, for our shows.
Editorial Department
The Blood Horse, a thoroughbred racing
Sharon Weiss
magazine, released a press release that states
the following, among other details: "The
Advertising Manager
"Economic Stimulus" package signed into law
Danielle Titland
by President Obama on March 9 includes
new depreciation provisions that can be
Design & Art Direction
beneficial for horse purchases." To find out
Working Lens Productions
more, go to
www.thebloodhorse.com and
Iris Thompson
type in "stimulus package" under search.
Justin Phillips
I must say I am having a great time getting
to know people from all over the world that
have found ShowBiz either through the web
Contributing Editors
or their friends. Inquiries and subscription
Alden Corrigan
have recently come in from Germany, Brazil,
Lincoln Rogers
Switzerland, Mexico and other far off places.
Sandra Murphy
Email has made for some interesting
Tara Gallagher-Couch
communication, as well as Facebook.
Please enjoy this issue and be sure to give us
Staff Photographer
your feedback, we like hearing from you. Also
Eddie Perlas
remember that Scene and Heard is a place to
inform people about what is happening around your
area or with horseman you know. That column is frefree,
so make use of it and get the happenings out there.
Kathy Hobstetter
Founder / Publisher
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