13th Annual TWHBEA-TWHNC 2009 Clinics
Monday, June 15, 2009
The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ & Exhibitors Association is looking forward to the 13th year of partnering with the National Walking Horse Celebration in producing four days of clinics and educational seminars starting off on Tuesday, September 01, 2009 with How to get the Perfect Photograph of your Tennessee Walking Horse brought to you by Jack Greene, Jack Greene Photography and Jolene Bertrand, Avalon Photography to ending on Friday, September 04, 2009 with Bobby Richards demonstrating with one horse how changing shoe size and shoe weight can exaggerate the gait and head nod on your Tennessee Walking Horse. This year’s clinics will be the best ever! Plan your Celebration experience with a stop at Champions Arena on the Celebration grounds.
Visit www.TWHBEA.com or www.twhnc.com to see the 13th Annual 2009 TWHBEA-Celebration Clinic Schedule. Click here for lisitng.
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