Advanced Praise for Sasscer Hill’s series debut FLAMINGO ROAD
Tuesday, April 18 2017
“This sound mystery with thrills and hair-raising action from first to last.”—KIRKUS REVIEWS “[Flamingo Road] will appeal to fans of all things horse racing, strong female protagonists, and Florida noir.” —BOOKLIST “A fast pace and a feisty heroine put Flamingo Road in the winner’s circle.
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ARDEN, A NEW COMMUNITY CELEBRATING NATURE AND HEALTHY LIVING, SET TO BLOOM THIS SPRING
Tuesday, April 11 2017
WELLINGTON, Fla. (April 5, 2017) — A five-acre working farm, 20 miles of trails and a mile-long lake are just a few of the natural elements that define Arden, the new master-planned community set to open April 29.
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Princeton Show Jumping to Support National Show Jumping Riders
Friday, March 31 2017
Princeton Show Jumping in Princeton, NJ is introducing a new USEF American Standard Grand Prix Series and an $18,000 National Rider Bonus! This 11 Grand Prix Series will lead the new Princeton Equestrian League at the state-of the-art Princeton show grounds, April 23, 2017 through the Final, October 15, 2017. There has been an unprecedented growth of International/FEI showing in the U.S. This is fantastic for our well-supported and successful International U.S Team level Riders. These Riders often fly all over the world to compete for historically high prize money.
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MAKER’S MARK SECRETARIAT CENTER & HORSE COUNTRY HOST ‘MEET THE NEIGHBORS’
Thursday, March 23 2017
Special Day of complimentary tours for all local horse-lovers Lexington, KY. March 21, 2017 — Maker’s Mark Secretariat Center (MMSC), a premier non-profit re-schooling facility for adoptable Thoroughbreds located at the Kentucky Horse Park partnered with members of Horse Country for Meet the Neighbors, a special day of complimentary tours for local fans. Horse Country’s Meet the Neighbors took place on Saturday, March 18th when all guests and fans toured the heart of the Bluegrass
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Foxcroft School Announces Equestrian Camp
Monday, January 02 2017
Top-tier training, facilities, and fun to highlight June 2017 residential camp for girls (MIDDLEBURG, VA) — Foxcroft School, whose outstanding riding program is known across the U.S. , will hold a week-long residential equestrian camp for girls June 25-30, 2017, it was announced recently.
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EQUESTRIAN AID SOCIETY’S “ALTHEA” Once-in-a-Lifetime Non-Profit Gala Benefits Equestrians in Need Across the Country
Thursday, December 22 2016
Wellington, Fla.
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UNICORN CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION “DRAGS OUT ACCEPTANCE” of NEURODIVERSITY WITH “AN EVENING AT THE BIRDCAGE” AT LIPS FORT LAUDERDALE
Monday, October 31 2016
Max Tucci and guest at the Unicorn Children’s Foundation “Buddha Ball” Mar-a-Lago Club, The Trump estate in Palm Beach on March 16, 2013. (MagicalPhotos.com/Mitchell Zachs) UNICORN CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION “DRAGS OUT ACCEPTANCE” of NEURODIVERSITY WITH “AN EVENING AT THE BIRDCAGE” AT LIPS FORT LAUDERDALE Fort Lauderdale FL – October 27, 2016 – Unicorn Children’s Foundation is excited to announce its first ever cabaret-themed role reversal drag show, which will be held on Sunday, November 20 th from 7:00-9:00pm at LIPS Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Proceeds from “An Evening at the Birdcage” will help expand opportunities for neuro-diverse youth with special needs like Autism, Dyslexia and other learning disorders.
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Equine veterinarians agree: Healthy topline can help reduce injury and contribute to overall well-being
Monday, October 03 2016
Date: Oct. 3, 2016 Contact: Tiffany Towne, Cargill, 509-771-1439, Tiffany_Towne@cargill.com Cathy Leaf, PadillaCRT, 612-455-1719, Cathy.Leaf@padillacrt.com Equine veterinarians agree: Healthy topline can help reduce injury and contribute to overall well-being MINNEAPOLIS — Horse owners who want their horses to be as healthy as possible should focus on developing their topline. That conclusion is based on a survey of American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP), which showed that seven out of 10 equine veterinarians consider adequate muscling surrounding/supporting the horse’s spine (topline) is key to equine well-being
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