16/ SEPTEMBER 2017 THE RIDER


HiQual Finally Available In Canada Again


Distribution Co. is a private cor- poration owned by the Gam- briel family in Waterford, Ontario. Curt and Laurie Gam- briel have been in the automo- tive repair and alternative fuels research industry for the last 25


Canada East Supply & Colin, Curt, Cadence, and Laurie Gambriel Nu-Image ®


Nu-Image® is a scientifically formulated nutritional supplement rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6 Fatty Acids, fortified with Biotin, Zinc, Amino Acids, and is designed to promote the growth of lustrous hair, mane and tail. Nu-Image is a high quality coat conditioner with exceptional value at pennies per day - even less than corn oil, without the mess. Formulated to work with all feeding programs and other supplements safely, without fear of over-supplementation, use Nu-Image to give your horse a Show Quality Coat in as little as ten days


etched out a niche market in the automotive repair industry sup- plying their clients with a “concierge type service” looking after all the details of owning an


years. Through that experience of being on the dealer side of many different distributors, they have become quite efficient at recognizing the sometimes sub- tle differences that differentiate quality merchandise and quality distributors. Along the way, they have


concierge service grew, so did their children who soon became “horse people.” At first co- boarding horses at neighbouring


automobile including consulta- tion services for new car pur- chases or insurance matters. They found many clients didn’t know what to do with their ve- hicles in various situations, so they provided them with the honest and straight answers they needed. As


their automotive


them to get their products to the east. The Gambriel’s entrepre- neurial spirit kicked into high gear and they went to work to see if there was a solution to the problem. After some market re- search and analysis, they found no-one was operating in this niche. Canada East Supply & Distribution Co. was officially born.


tering a new niche market and will bring the same honesty, integrity and eye for quality to live- stock and agricultural equipment supply and distribution as they have with automotive repair. Canada East dealers can expect the same


For More Information Contact: A. L. Distributing Limited 1-888-345-2351 www.aldistributing.com info@aldistributing.com


or stop by your Tack Or Feed Store


other large items re- quired when owning a horse or two, or three, then four!


friends. This lead to the search for quality equine products like stalls,


fencing, and


farms, their


then, owning own


equine


If you are interested in becom- ing a dealer and getting in on the ground floor with this company check out their dealer page for more information and get in touch with them now. Visit www.cesdc.ca for more infor- mation.


the largest inventory of HiQual products in Canada, you can now purchase online as their website is now set up for commerce.


concierge experience with us as well; they handle the details and dealers handle the consumer sales with confidence. Now with


type of The Gambriels are now en-


cases the products available to them were made of light materials with subpar welds causing the gates and panels to bend or break when challenged by their younger horses. Contacting the manu- facturers in the west revealed a need for


found was that while the west coast had ac- cess to high-quality equine handling prod- ucts, they could not acquire much of the “good stuff” here in Eastern Canada. They experienced deficien- cies in structural in- tegrity as well as fit, finish or complete “plug and play” type products.


In most What they


Canada East mascot, Spartan, is their 16.3 hand 7 year old gelding that started his show jump career this year. Congratulations to Cadence and Spartan on a great first


show!! With a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and reserve champion of their division, Cadence and Spartan had a fantastic debut.


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