WCHE Teams With Academy Program
Friday, January 23, 2009
World Champion Horse Equipment Sponsors Special Contest For
2009 WHOA-TWHBEA Academy Program Exhibitors
The 2009 WHOA-TWHBEA Academy Program begins on Saturday, January 17 at the Western Kentucky Ag Expo Center in Bowling Green, KY. This program is specially designed to introduce new riders to the Tennessee Walking Horse. Certified Riding Instructors and licensed trainers are encouraged to bring students to participate in these shows during the winter months. Special “Show Classes” are also available for experienced riders that would like to practice their skills before show season begins. This year’s program will include a special contest to win a Stryder show saddle sponsored by World Champion Horse Equipment, Inc. The saddle will be given away to one lucky winner following the 2009 WHOA-TWHBEA Academy Championships at the Trainer's Show in March. Every exhibitor will have an opportunity to enter the contest at each Academy show, giving participants up to 5 chances to win the saddle.
For more information on the WHOA-TWHBEA Academy Program and this exiting contest go to www.walkinghorseowners.com or www.twhbea.com
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