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ReporTV Surpasses 100,000 Plays
Thursday, August 2, 2012


The Walking Horse Report launched a new service, ReporTV, in March 2012 that included victory passes and highlights of classes from horse shows across the industry.  This weekend's videos from Dickson, Lewisburg and Pulaski put the total videos watched on ReporTV since March at just over 111,000.

ReporTV is a partnership between Dean Johnson Video and Walking Horse Report.  ReporTV has also provided live coverage from horse shows in the industry.  ReporTV's live coverage averages just under 500 viewers per evening for its coverage.

ReporTV would not be possible without its sponsors which include Pam Hendrickson and her horses Those Fancy Legs and Admission Is A Dollar, The Andrew Waites Family and Cadillac's Bum and Lined Walkin', Marsha De Arriaga, QE Construction, Kimberly Coult and Hytone's Aftershock and So It Is...God's Gift, Terry Dotson and Fenway Finesse, Robert Cortner and Pushin' That Jazz, the contenders of Jo Ann and Sue Ann Dowell, the contenders of Jack and Wilsene Kwok and Allison Thorson.

The Walking Horse Report would like to thank all of the viewers of ReporTV.

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