Cox Cable RFD-TV and RURAL TV/FAMILYNET

 

Attention Cox Cable customers.

 

This is important!  If you wish to continue to have RFD-TV and/or FamilNet on your Cox channel lineup after Februrary 1^st, now is the time to show your support for our family-oriented programming.

 

Unfortunately, some big urban-based media giants are trying to pressure certain cable companies to remove independent channels, such as ours, off that system, so that they can then takeover that channel space to expand their own interests.  As a complete surprise and with really no notice to us whatsoever, this is happening at Cox right now.   

 

At this time, I ask for your help to stop this from happening and that you register your support for RFD-TV and RURALTV on FamilyNet by doing the following.

 

First, immediately write an e-mail or letter to Cox asking them to keep RFD-TV and FamilyNet available to your home. Please send that request directly to me, Patrick@rfdtv.com, as I will then organize all requests and personally deliver them to the decision makers at Cox without delay.

 

Second, call your local Cox cable system and voice your concern about the possibility of losing RFD-TV or FamilyNet from your channel lineup.  Independent channels are at a huge disadvantage in these types of situations, unless our loyal audience comes to our defense quickly, and in a big way.                                                                       

 

Folks, I need thousands of e-mails, letters, and calls, so that we can prove, once and for all, the value and importance of rural, family-oriented programming to Cox cable executives.

 

No one is more powerful than the American consumer, and no audience is more responsive than ours.

 

Please help us send the strongest possible message to Cox cable so there is no doubt and this battle is fought only once.

 

We all have better things to do.

 

On behalf of all the independent programmers and employees of RFD-TV and FamilyNet, we apologize for any inconvenience to you, and thank you in advance for your response and support.

 

Be sure to include your name, city, and state where located.

 

I will keep you informed on any developments. 

 

AHP Newsgroup: Equine Feed Oat Project Awards Inaugural Oat Research Grant

From: American Horse Publications <ahorsepubs@AOL.COM>
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2013 20:15:04 -0500
To: AHP Newsgroup <AHP-LIST@mailman.bloodhorse.com>
Subject: AHP Newsgroup: Equine Feed Oat Project Awards Inaugural Oat Research Grant

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Contact: Scottie Ellis 

270.724.3181

scottie@equineoats.org

 

 

EQUINE FEED OAT PROJECT AWARDS INAUGURAL OAT RESEARCH GRANT
Grant to Dr. Laurie Lawrence of the University of Kentucky

 

LOUISVILLE, KY - January 10, 2013 - The Equine Feed Oat Project (EFOP) today announced the recipient of its first equine oat research grant. Dr. Laurie Lawrence of the University of Kentucky will receive more than $122,000 in funding for a two-year research project beginning in February 2013. The EFOP is an initiative of the Prairie Oat Growers Association (POGA), a non -profit organization representing 15,000 Canadian Oat Farmers. Launched in 2010, the EFOP was created to conduct research and educate about the role of oats in equine nutrition. Since its formation in 1998, POGA has placed a high priority on funding research that has helped produce many new varieties of oats for both the human and equine markets.

 

"Healthy horses have been eating oats for hundreds of years because they are safe, natural and healthy. And we know how and why oats are good for people," said Bill Wilton, Chairman of POGA. "Dr. Lawrence's research will help us know more about why and how oats are good for horses."

 

POGA received matching funding for the grant from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture - Agriculture Development Fund (ADF). Each year ADF provides over $10 million in project funding to researchers in public and private research and development in order to create future growth opportunities in the provincial agriculture industry. 

 

Laurie Lawrence, Ph.D., is a Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Kentucky (UK) and has more than 30 years experience in equine nutrition. She joined UK in 1992 and has since become one of the leading researchers and teachers in equine nutrition. She has authored numerous papers and studies and has been honored by the industry and her peers for her work including the American Society of Animal Science, the Equine Science Society and the University of Kentucky.

 

 

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About the Equine Feed Oat Project

The Equine Feed Oat Project (EFOP) is an initiative of the Prairie Oat Growers Association (POGA), a volunteer farmer organization representing 15,000 hard-working Canadian oat growers. The EFOP was created in 2010 to research, educate and communicate information about oats to the equine industry.

 

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AHP Newsgroup: Troxel Debuts Unique Graphic Design on Best Selling Performance Helmet

From: American Horse Publications <ahorsepubs@AOL.COM>
Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2013 19:33:42 -0500
To: AHP Newsgroup <AHP-LIST@mailman.bloodhorse.com>
Subject: AHP Newsgroup: Troxel Debuts Unique Graphic Design on Best Selling Performance Helmet

 

PRESS RELEASE                                                                                                                         

For Immediate Release                                                                                                           

CONTACT Karisa Dern
(858) 587-7751
kdern@troxelhelmets.com

PHOTO IMAGES AVAILABLE                                                                                                   

                                                                                                                                

 

 

Troxel Debuts Unique Graphic Design on Best Selling Performance Helmet

 

 

San Diego, CA – Jan 8, 2013 – Troxel LLC, the worldwide leader in ASTM/SEI-certified equestrian helmets, announces the introduction of a new stylish graphic to its best selling performance helmet: the Intrepid.

 

Troxel’s new Intrepid Allure (http://www.troxelhelmets.com/intrepid) is the latest addition to its very successful and popular line of all-purpose helmets. The new graphic incorporates an elegant floral design, which continues onto the front retention straps.

 

“The new Allure design adds a truly relevant option for style, fit and performance,” said Troxel’s CEO, Shay Timms. “We are excited to be the first to incorporate graphics onto the retention straps of an equestrian helmet.”

 

The Intrepid features an ultra-light, low profile design, and incorporates Troxel’s revolutionary CinchFit™ fit system, which automatically adjusts to the shape of the rider's head for an unmatched level of comfort and stability.

 

Available in small, medium and large, the Intrepid Allure will be available end of January 2013 from select retailers and catalogs at an MSRP of $69.95.  For a complete listing of retailers, visit Troxel’s Website http://www.troxelhelmets.com.

 

About Troxel

Troxel is the world’s leading provider of ASTM / SEI certified equestrian helmets for competitive, schooling, and recreational riding.  Established in 1898, Troxel is recognized for its innovative design and research leadership in headgear.  Based in San Diego, California, Troxel now dedicates all its resources to equestrian helmets and related accessories, and has provided over three million helmets to the equestrian market.

 

Contact:

Karisa Dern

858.587.7751

kdern@troxelhelmets.com

 

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NEW! Watch Julie Goodnight Anytime with Horse Master TV Online

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 

Contact:
Julie Goodnight Horsemanship Training
Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.
PO Box 397
Poncha Springs, CO 81242
press@juliegoodnight.com
(719) 530-0531

High Res Photo of Julie: http://juliegoodnight.com/images/JulieandDually.jpg or http://juliegoodnight.com/images/ByHeidiNylandforTroxel_MG_8927.jpg

Photo Credit: Heidi Nyland Melocco, www.wholepicture.org

November 1, 2012: RFD-TV's top-rated horse training show Horse Master with Julie Goodnight is now available online. Don't have satellite? Cable doesn't carry RFD-TV? Now, you can watch any time with Horse Master TV Online! Choose to watch any episode you'd like on a pay-per-view basis or subscribe to watch on an unlimited basis and have access whenever you need help with your horse. Watch a FREE episode or subscribe now at http://TV.juliegoodnight.com.

If you are one of the first 100 yearly memberships, you'll receive a free carabiner/knife (perfect for hanging your water bottle on your saddle), a personalized note from Julie Goodnight, and a sticker for your vehicle. For the first 100 monthly memberships, you'll receive an autographed photograph of Julie Goodnight and the sticker.

With well over 100 episodes covering different horse training topics, you'll find video lessons on almost any topic from halter training a 2-month-old filly to flying lead changes. Twenty-four new episodes are added each year, so you'll have access to the latest shows, too. You'll see Julie Goodnight's one-on-one help in each show as she helps a different horse and rider achieve horsemanship goals in any discipline.

No matter your riding discipline or your pursuits, you'll find training tips to overcome behavioral issues and instruction to help you reach high equestrian pursuits. Indexed by topic and easily searchable, Horse Master TV Online also makes a helpful holiday gift!

Choose one of three membership options:

1. A La Carte - Pay Per View: Pay $4.95 for each Horse Master episode you choose to watch. Upgrade at any time.
2. $9.95 Monthly Access: Watch as many Horse Master shows as you want each month. Upgrade or cancel at any time. No refunds for partial months.

1. $79.95 Yearly Access: Never miss the newest shows as they're added and watch a topic whenever it is useful to you. (SAVE BIG!This option saves you over $40 per year compared to the Monthly Access option.)

You'll need to have access to high-speed internet to download and watch shows. Mobile devices may require additional “apps” for viewing.

Julie Goodnight Announces 2013 Clinic Tour and Early-Bird Specials

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Julie Goodnight Announces 2013 Clinic Tour and Early-Bird Specials

Contact:
Julie Goodnight Horsemanship Training
Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.
PO Box 397
Poncha Springs, CO 81242
press@juliegoodnight.com
(719) 530-0531

High Res Photo of Julie: http://juliegoodnight.com/images/JulieandDually.jpg or http://juliegoodnight.com/images/ByHeidiNylandforTroxel_MG_8927.jpg
Photo Credit: Heidi Nyland Melocco, www.wholepicture.org

October 2012: Clinician and TV Host Julie Goodnight announces her 2013 Clinic Tour Schedule—with opportunities to meet her in person and ask your horsemanship questions. In 2013, Goodnight will travel to California, New Jersey, Colorado (multiple appearances), Washington, Minnesota, Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin and Ohio.

Each of Goodnight’s clinic tour stops provides an opportunity for horse owners to ride with Goodnight. Audiences are also invited to watch and learn in a friendly environment for a nominal cost.

Clinics are fun and active, with a focus on bridging natural horsemanship techniques with the principles of classical riding. Goodnight's teachings are focused on finding success and improvement for each and every horse and rider by developing a deeper understanding of the horse and riding skills that lead to a balanced and rhythmic rider and a light and responsive horse.

Expect to work together in the arena all day, doing both ground work and mounted work, with a focus on refining riding skills and developing a better relationship with your horse. All ability levels are welcome as long as the rider has basic control at the walk and trot. Each rider works at his/her own pace without pressure to go outside you or your horse’s comfort zone.

Click here to register to ride or purchase spectator tickets now: http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics. You may also call 800-225-8827, M-F, 9-5 MST for friendly help.

What Julie Goodnight's Clinic Attendees Say:

"I am putting all the things I learned at the clinic to use, most importantly, my seat and balance in the saddle. What a difference it makes in my ride, especially at the canter where I am doing so much better. My horse is traveling better since I am more in balance sitting in the middle of the saddle on my seatbones and relaxed. My confidence has also improved. Looking forward to next year!"

"I learned so much even being just a spectator. Julie addresses all issues to the riders as well as her audience and gives so freely of her advice to everyone. She wants to help everyone...She is really an amazing person and explains everything so well. She is very patient, attentive, and ever so gracious with her time."

"I thoroughly enjoyed the clinic. I especially appreciate Julie's ability to meet each rider at his or her experience level, her willingness to allow proper application of alternate methods, and her dedication to producing more knowledgeable riders...As any good instructor, she focuses on reinforcing each participant for what is being done correctly and asking for the specific changes which will improve his or her skills. Julie uses techniques which respond to the horse's earliest attempts to offer the correct response thereby keeping the horse within a frame of mind in which it is able to learn and process information. This reduces stress, avoids panic and explosive aversion, and encourages handling techniques that are safe for all participants to practice at home or in a group setting...I wholeheartedly recommend her clinics to others."

The 2013 Clinic Schedule:

March 16-17, 2013
SDCEA Equestrian Centers
Ramona, CA

April 6-7, 2013
Colline A Cheval
Harmony, NJ

May 4-5, 2013
Triple Creek Ranch
Longmont, CO

May 11-12, 2013
Winter Creek Stables
Yacolt, WA

May 17-20, 2013
C Lazy U Ranch, Women’s Riding & Yoga Retreat
Granby, CO

June 15-16, 2013
Red Horse Ranch Arena
Fergus Falls, MN

June 22-23, 2013
Campbell Springs Equestrian Center
Chesterfield, VA

June 29-30, 2013
Hillside Meadows Equestrian Center
Grafton, MA

September 14-15, 2013
Western Trails Equestrian Center
West Bend, WI

September 19-23, 2013
C Lazy U Ranch, Ranch Riding Adventure
Granby, CO

September 28-29, 2013
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Hilliard, OH

October 18-21, 2013
C Lazy U Ranch, Women’s Riding & Yoga Retreat
Granby, CO

Early-Bird Specials for Riders and Spectators:

Take advantage of Goodnight's early-bird specials for the two-day Horsemanship Intensives! Register to ride and pay in full by December 31, 2012, for $50 discount off tuition plus two free spectator tickets ($50 value). Or register to ride and pay a $200 deposit by December 31, 2012, and get two free spectator tickets. All spectator tickets are buy one, get one free until December 31, 2012.

For those who register to ride, bring your horse/s and work with Goodnight to improve your horsemanship. Stabling available (extra fee); school horses available at some sites. $500 for both days, $200 nonrefundable deposit required. Spectator tickets are $25 per day, per person. Youth tickets are available at the door for only $10.

Call or reserve your spot online today at http://juliegoodnight.com/clinics. To register to ride or purchase tickets for the two-day Horsemanship Intensives, call 800-225-8827, M-F, 9-5 MST for more information or help. Clinics at C Lazy U Ranch are four or five days, and the price includes meals, lodging and horses. Call C Lazy U at 970-887-3344 for more information.
 

Prepare to Ride Bridle-less with Neck Rope

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Prepare to Ride Bridle-less with Neck Rope

Contact:
Julie Goodnight Horsemanship Training
Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.
PO Box 397
Poncha Springs, CO 81242
press@juliegoodnight.com
(719) 530-0531

High Res Photo of Julie with Neck Rope:
http://www.juliegoodnight.com/images/mediaphotos/JGNeckRopePR.jpg

September 2012: Is your horse well-trained, and you're ready to add a neck rope to your riding regimen, in preparation to go bridle-less? Clinician Julie Goodnight recommends riding with a neck rope and your bridle to know you have control before you do bridle-less work.

Pick up Goodnight's neck rope, a handy training tool designed by Goodnight for training her own horses and now available for the advanced horse and rider for riding bridle-less and in preparation for doing ground work at liberty.

This neck rope can be used for bridle-less riding, to help guide the horse without the bridle, or as a neck collar for doing ground work without a halter, in preparation for doing ground work at liberty. Twisted marine cord provides stiffness to aid in cueing while the leather breakaway keeps your horse safe. Plus, a leather strap on the tail-end allows easy connection to the saddle when not in use.

"I designed this neck rope to be a safe and effective tool to use for riding your horse without the bridle—the ultimate sign of an excellent horse and rider," says Goodnight. "The neck rope gives you great control when needed for turning or stopping without the bridle. The stiffness and contours of the rope help your horse feel the aid better, and the leather breakaway and connector strap are safe for your horse and convenient for you. Aside from bridle-less work, this neck rope is also very handy as an intermediate step between doing groundwork with a halter/lead and working at liberty."

The neck rope is on sale at http://Shopping.JulieGoodnight.com. For tips on training your horse to be ridden without the bridle, visit http://juliegoodnight.com/bridleless. 

Shoo-Fly Adds Traditional Western Touch, Helps Horse Shake Off Flies

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Shoo-Fly Adds Traditional Western Touch, Helps Horse Shake Off Flies

Contact:
Julie Goodnight Horsemanship Training
Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.
PO Box 397
Poncha Springs, CO 81242
press@juliegoodnight.com
(719) 530-0531

High Res Photo of Julie with Shoo-Fly:
http://www.juliegoodnight.com/images/JulieShooFly1.jpg

August 2012: Add a traditional Western touch to your riding presentation and help your horse shake off summer flies at the same time with Julie Goodnight's 12" long shoo-fly.

Made from black, chestnut and white tail hair, the shoo-fly hangs on the saddle cinch between your horse's legs. The triple-bell mule cut on the tassel makes it unique, and you can choose from a white or black top color to match your horse. The shoo-fly also gives your horse another way to shake off flies when they’re bothering him.

"I've ridden with a shoo-fly under my saddle for years, and lots of people have asked about it," says Goodnight. "Your horse will like it, and it gives a nice classic, traditional Western look to your saddle."

The shoo-fly and matching 2" tassels for the browband of your horse's headstall are on sale at http://Shoppling.JulieGoodnight.com. 

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Horse Master Air Schedule for 2013

Horse Master Schedule

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2013

 

Week of December 30 HM601

New

“The Bit Event” Julie Goodnight and Dale Myler help an eventing horse find the right bit. (2013)

 

Week of January 6 HM602

New

"Curb Appeal" Julie Goodnight and Dale Myler help a rider transition from snaffle to curb bit. (2013)

 

 

Week of January 13 HM603

New

"Tall in the Saddle" Julie Goodnight helps a rider find a saddle that fits him and his horse. (2013)

 

Week of January 20 HM604

New

"Clear Ground Rules" Julie Goodnight helps a horse owner give precise body cues during groundwork. (2013)

 

Week of January 27 HM605

New

"Cancer Comeback" Julie Goodnight helps a friend return to riding after breast cancer. (2013)

 

Week of February 3 HM606

New

"Take it Off" Julie Goodnight helps an advanced rider ride without the bridle for the first time. (2013)

 

Week of February 10 HM607

New

"Roping to Loping" Julie Goodnight teaches a horse to step into the canter without a rush. (2013)

 

Week of February 17 HM608

New

"Education of Eddie" Meet Julie Goodnight's new horse and learn what she expects from her horses. (2013)

 

Week of February 24 HM601

RR

"The Bit Event" Julie Goodnight and Dale Myler help an eventing horse find the right bit. (2013)

 

Week of March 3 HM602

RR

"Curb Appeal" Julie Goodnight and Dale Myler help a rider transition from snaffle to curb bit. (2013)

 

Week of March 10 HM603

RR

"Tall in the Saddle" Julie Goodnight helps a rider find a saddle that fits him and his horse. (2013)

 

Week of March 17 HM604

RR

"Clear Ground Rules" Julie Goodnight helps a horse owner give precise body cues during groundwork. (2013)

 

Week of March 24 HM605

RR

"Cancer Comeback" Julie Goodnight helps a friend return to riding after breast cancer. (2013)

 

Week of March 31 HM606

RR

"Take it Off" Julie Goodnight helps an advanced rider ride without the bridle for the first time. (2013)

 

Week of April 7 HM607

RR

"Roping to Loping" Julie Goodnight teaches a horse to step into the canter without a rush. (2013)

 

Week of April 14 HM608

RR

 "Education of Eddie" Meet Julie Goodnight's new horse and learn what she expects from her horses. (2013)

 

AHP Newsgroup: Making a Small Investment May Yield Big Results at the 2012 Equine Affaire in W. Springfield

From: Julie Goodnight <julieg@juliegoodnight.com>
Organization: Goodnight Training Stables, Inc.
Reply-To: Julie Goodnight <julieg@juliegoodnight.com>
Date: Thu, 5 Jul 2012 14:16:19 -0600
To: HCN <heidi@juliegoodnight.com>
Subject: FW: AHP Newsgroup: Making a Small Investment May Yield Big Results at the 2012 Equine Affaire in W. Springfield

Should we post this?

 

From: American Horse Publications [mailto:ahorsepubs@aol.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2012 12:24 PM
To: AHP Newsgroup
Subject: AHP Newsgroup: Making a Small Investment May Yield Big Results at the 2012 Equine Affaire in W. Springfield 

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

(Note:  This release is time-sensitive as it pertains to an event

with an application deadline of  September 7th.)

 

CONTACT:
Karin Brennan, Marketing Manager

Equine Affaire, Inc.
Phone:  (740) 845-0085 ext. 112

Fax:  (740) 845-2879
kbrennan@equineaffaire.com / www.equineaffaire.com

 

Photographs available.

 

 

Making a Small Investment May Yield Big Results

at the 2012 Equine Affaire in W. Springfield

 

W. Springfield, MA, November 8-11, 2012—Do you want your horse trained by one of the foremost trainers in the nation?  Better yet—would you like to receive individual instruction from one of the coaches of the United States Equestrian Federation or another top coach or accomplished competitor in your chosen discipline?  Look no further than the upcoming Equine Affaire this November to do either or both for a modest clinic fee that also includes stabling and admission to Equine Affaire and all of the incredible educational and shopping opportunities it affords! 

 

Equine Affaire will return to the Eastern States Exposition in W. Springfield, MA, November 8th through the 11th and feature an educational program that will include more than 200 different clinics, seminars, and demonstrations on a broad range of equine disciplines and horse-related topics conducted by many of the nation’s foremost coaches, competitors, horse trainers, and equine management experts. Through Equine Affaire’s very popular Ride With The Best Program, the smorgasbord of clinics offered at Equine Affaire will offer unique opportunities for selected riders and horses to receive individual instruction and training from nationally-recognized industry professionals to whom access may be cost-prohibitive or unavailable. 

 

The majority of clinicians who will be featured at the 2012 Equine Affaire will be participating in the Ride With The Best program and accepting horses and riders for their clinic sessions. While some are seeking riders and horses with specific skills or problems, others are seeking any riders interested in improving their relationships with their horses. The 2012 Equine Affaire will offer a wide range of learning opportunities—and you and your horse may be the ideal participants for one or more sessions.

 

Presenters who will be conducting clinics on “general” horsemanship and horse training topics include Julie Goodnight, Mark Rashid, Lynn Palm, Ken McNabb, Kerry Kuhn, and Guy McLean.  Those whose clinics at Equine Affaire will focus on specific disciplines include Bruce Davidson (Eventing), Jeremy Steinberg (Dressage), Kelly Sapp (Reining), Todd Minikus and Geoff Teall (Hunters/Jumpers), Molly Powell (Barrel Racing), Larry Whitesell (Easy-Gaited Horses), Barbra Schulte (Cutting & Sports Psychology), Lynn Palm (Western Pleasure, Hunter Under Saddle, Western Dressage), Lisa Singer (Driving), Scot Hansen (Trail Riding), and Dan James & Dan Steers (Liberty & Trick Training). 

 

The modest fees for clinics in Equine Affaire’s “Ride With The Best” program range from $75–$200 and include clinic participation, event admission, and stabling. Clinicians will select the participants for their sessions from written applications and videos submitted to Equine Affaire. Clinic details and an application are available at www.equineaffaire.com. Interested riders may also request a “Ride With The Best” information packet by contacting Coagi Long at clong@equineaffaire.com or by calling (740) 845-0085. Whether you are interested in improving your horse’s performance or your skills as an equestrian, you won’t want to miss the opportunity to participate in Equine Affaire’s Ride With The Best program.   Contact Equine Affaire now; the clinic application deadline is September 7th!

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