Letters toWT WT
Dear Warmbloods Today, Just a note to sincerely thank you for your sup-
port that helped make our ADU (Austin Dressage Unlimited) USDF Dres- sage Judging Seminar with Stephen Clarke such an outstanding success! Multiple at- tendees commented that it was our best one yet out of the nine we have hosted. Your generosity in donating 200 Warmbloods Today magazines to hand out to our attendees was a contributing factor. People were thrilled to be given a hot-off-the- press copy. Next year is our
tenth anniversary for organizing these semi- nars. This year’s will be hard to beat. We don’t know yet what our plans will be next
Corrections And, in the Holsteiner Verband’s section on page
48, at the Florida inspection site, the photograph of the champion foal Lyrica T (below) had an incorrect description. It should have read:
Lyrica was bred by
Andras Szeiberth and is by his stallion Lotus T out of Contessa T (Ariadus x Riverman x Cabaret).
Congratulations Andras! 16 January/February 2019
year, but we hope that you will continue to support us when our plans are made. —Sincerely, Your friends at Austin Dressage Unlimited
P.S. We’ve Included some photos taken at the event. The horse and rider are Coronado and Marta Renilla.
I purchased a Warmbloods Today subscription and
I have never received a single one. I have been driving 30 minutes to the only Tractor Supply that I know of that sells it, in Wooster, Ohio, to get the magazine (and that’s all I buy there) and I do love it. I kept anxiously waiting at the mailbox but nothing was turning up. Help! I have canceled all my other subscriptions, but I do love Warmbloods Today. Hope you have happy holidays! —Alyssa in Ohio
Editor’s note: We researched this and found we made a mistake with Alyssa’s subscription and promptly gave her an extra year for free. If anyone experiences any problems with their paid subscription, please don’t drive 30 minutes!
Give us a call or drop an email to
sue@warmbloodstoday.com to let us know and we’ll promptly rectify the problem.
Lauren Vega
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