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The Online Horse Show: How to Host

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January 25, 2022
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Online horse shows open doors for riders everywhere. This step-by-step guide shows you how to plan, promote, host, and judge an online horse show. Download your copy today and start opening the door of opportunity for riders everywhere!

There are many advantages to hosting an online, or virtual, horse show. Many contestants may prefer this style of show due to its convenience factor and money-saving benefits. This publication provides helpful tips on hosting a virtual horse show, including regulations, fees, judging, participation, and awards. (3 pages)

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