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“This is the stuff. This is what you've been waiting for,” says Premier Equestrian CEO, Mark Neihart. In Premier Equestrian's latest video, the audience travels to Utah with Neihart as he visits Margo Gogan at Hilltop Dressage. Viewers are given a chance to see Master's Blend Footing transform a'hard' arena into a praiseworthy new training surface for Margo and her guests USEF National Dressage Youth coach, Jeremy Steinberg, and Hilltop rider Alison Child, whose young dressage prospect, Woody, is ridden over both surfaces. The episode, released March 26, 2013, is free to view on Premier’s website under Footing and Masters blend at http://dressagearena.net/pages/masters_blend.html. “Master's Blend has helped my horses feel more athletic,” says Gogan at the end of the 15-minute episode. The video introduces viewers to Hilltop's arena before the new footing, shows Neihart and his crew at work during the installation, and discusses multiple differences in qualityfelt by horses and riders after Master's Blend is in place. Gogan continued, “It has not only helped my older horses but also our young horses like Alison Child's Woody, used for this video. He finished his training season scoring in the 80s and has a great career ahead so we want to maintain his joints and avoid tendon or suspensory ligament injuries. It's all about the health of the horse so we can continue to push for big goals. I need my facility and footing to be as healthy as possible so I can produce competitive horses.” “I could physically feel the difference in my body while riding his big, flamboyant gaits,” said Child, referring to the softness of concussion she felt while riding Woody over the new Master's Blend. While Woody couldn't speak for himself, USEF Youth coach Jeremy Steinberg did note, after Neihart and his crew put in Master's Blend, how important good footing was to building trust and confidence in a horse's way of going: “Quality concussion is important, especiallyfor downward transitions. Horses need footing they can trust not only when they 'power up' but when they have to softly transition back down.” Keeping pace with what equestrians need is why Premier Equestrian is one of America’s leading manufacturers and distributors of equestrian arenas. Premier Equestrian offers information, including free consultation and sand analysis reports, to help owners and barn managers understand differences in arenas and footing surfaces and in addition to Master's Blend Horse Arena Footing, has a complete line of arena grooming and maintenance equipment. Premier Equestrian also carries horse jumps and equipment, including standards, sponsor signage, and cavaletti. For more about Master's Blend and other Premier Equestrian products, including footing, dressage arenas, jumps and stable accessories, visit www.PremierEquestrian.com or call 800-611-6109. Photo: Premier Equestrian is pleased to announce a new premium quality footing at an affordable price: Master's Blend. (Photo courtesy of Premier Equestrian) | |
Friday, April 12, 2013
“This is the Stuff” Premier Equestrian Debuts Master's Blend Horse Arena Footing
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Premier Equestrian Named as Official Footing Supplier of Del Mar National Horse Show
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The Dressage Summit, held in Wellington, Florida - Huge Success
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Willowtree Farm in the Hamptons has a new trainer. Mette Larsen and Jenny Susser are excited to welcome Amanda Rossiter to their beautiful facility in Riverhead. If Amanda looks familiar, you may recognize her as the former head rider for the World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions.
Dressage riders and trainers Caroline Roffman and Endel Ots of Lionshare Dressage Farm in Wellington, Florida are excited to announce a new partnership with Der Dau Custom Boots. Both Caroline and Endel will be stepping up and stepping out in style with a new pair of show boots, as well as “everyday” boots from Der Dau. Riders aren’t the only ones stepping out in Der Dau – celebrities, Fortune 100 executives and more have been seen wearing Der Dau custom boots and shoes.
USA Olympian Adrienne Lyle, recipient of the Carol Lavell Advanced Dressage Prize, has been preparing for her trip to Europe to compete and train with Klaus Balkenhol. She and Wizard have a full schedule of CDI competitions in California before their European adventure this summer. Also keep an eye out for Adrienne’s up-and-coming young horses – she’s been enjoying the process of bringing them along and hopes to start them out on the alifornia circuit. “I think we have some very talented youngsters on our hands. It is exciting to work with them and watch them learn and mature every day,” she said.
Olympic athletes Debbie McDonald and Mason Phelps came out of retirement to perform a disco-themed pas de deux at The Challenge of the Americas presented by SSG Gloves in Wellington, Florida. Dressed in white tailcoats with red satin lining, the two trotted down the centerline to a freestyle choreographed with the help of Carl Hester and set to music provided by Terry Ciotti Gallo. The Challenge celebrated its 11th anniversary in its fight against breast cancer with teams of top international dressage riders competing in freestyle quadrilles to raise money to help find a cure for breast cancer. Proceeds benefited the Breast Cancer Research Foundation through Play For P.I.N.K.
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Monday, March 4, 2013
Premier Equestrian Hosts Zettl Book Signing at 2013 Dressage Summit
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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Brazilian Trainer Samira Uemeura Wins Premier Equestrian Sportsmanship Award During World Dressage Master CDI 5*/Wellington Classic Dressage Sunshine Challenge
Brazilian Trainer Samira Uemeura Wins Premier Equestrian Sportsmanship Award During World Dressage Master CDI 5*/Wellington Classic Dressage Sunshine ChallengeWellington, FL (February 5, 2013) – With an already impressive array of highlights to her career, including the2009 Central American and 2010 Pan American Games, trainer Samira Uemeura of Brazil added a Premier Equestrian Sportsmanship Award to that list while showing ahandsome string of young talent at the Wellington Classic Dressage SunshineChallenge, held in conjunction with the World Dressage Masters, January 24-27, in West Palm Beach, FL. |
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“I’ve been living in Wellington for about three years, this was
the place to compete. I have some wonderful new young horses and
sponsors. I cannot complain,” said the easy going and gracious Uemeura,
whose stable of dressage talent includes showing her own eight year-old
gelding, Tamarindo. Underlining the very attitude epitomized by the tenets of good sportsmanship and horsemanship, the newly-minted Premier Equestrian Sportsmanship Award winner shared the secret to her success: “Stay determined. Believe in yourself and don’t give up on your dreams. Sometimes, things won’t go your way. But tomorrow is another day.” The Premier Equestrian Sportsmanship Award included a $100 gift certificate towards Premier Equestrian’s deep catalog of trusted dressage supplies. Since 2000, Premier Equestrian has offered dressage arenas built from quality PVC materials, and top of the line Made in America products at affordable prices. Premier Equestrian dressage arenas, driving arenas, lettering, and flower boxes were featured at the 2010 World Equestrian Games, and its Arena Footing products are installed at both the Del Mar National Horse Show and World Dressage Masters. Learn more by calling 1-(800)-611-6109 or visiting www.PremierEquestrian.com. | |
Friday, February 1, 2013
Premier Equestrian Raffle Winner at USEF Convention Gets the ‘Jump’ on 2013
Premier Equestrian Raffle Winner at USEF Convention
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“Premier Equestrian was proud to be a sponsor of this important
annual convention,” said Heidi Zorn, “and to offer a custom jump. I’m
confident Martha will discover that our artisans can make any jump she
can dream up!" “The jumps are amazing,” said Murdock after an inspiring click through PremierEquestrian.com. “It would be hard to choose but I think a gate or a coop would be lovely. My colors are blue and red so that would be my pick of colors and I love the bright jumps. I have been riding over fences the last two years on a pinto mare that I bred, named Last Goodbye, and she has brought me back to my youth with her talent for jumping. This year, she will compete at Nationals in Canada and in the U.S., and in 2012 was undefeated in Green Working Hunter. A new jump will help me school at home.” Premier Equestrian offers a completeline of horse jumps and horse jumping equipment, including horse jump standards, sponsor jumps, and cavaletti, and is also considered America’s leading manufacturer and distributor of equestrian arenas. Premier Equestrian’s website offers extensive and informative information designed to help horseowners understand the differences in arenas as well as arena footing. OtherPremier products include barn accessories, books & DVDs, as well as arena grooming and maintenance equipment. For more information on all Premier Equestrian products, including footing, dressage arenas, jumps and stable accessories, visit their website at www.PremierEquestrian.com or call 800-611-6109. Photo: Martha Murdock, of Martha Murdock Stables in Paris, Kentucky, was pleasantly surprised to learn that her jump arena would soon have a new addition thanks to Premier Equestrian. Murdock had the lucky raffle draw for a custom jump by Premier Equestrian during the USEF Convention, January 16-19, in nearby Louisville. (Photo courtesy of Barbara Copping) | |