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Iowa Equine Industry Directory
Many thanks to all IHC members who submitted photos to be considered for the cover of the 2009 directory. The response was great and photos were very good. The promotions committee helped select the cover photo which was submitted by Ivy Robinson. This was so successful that we plan to call for artwork and photos in the future, so watch for the announcement! I would encourage members who are artists to consider sending in an original art design.
Thanks go out to those who sent in listings and solicited listings from across Iowa. We continue to expand the directory as a resource for the Iowa equine community. Be watching for our updated forms after April 2009.
A HUGE THANK YOU to all the advertisers in the 2009 Directory who truly made the resource happen. IHC members are encouraged to support these advertisers and ask your suppliers to consider advertising in our next directory.
Thanks, Rebecca Cordray!
2009 Iowa Equine Industry Directory Cover Photo - WINNER!

Submitted by Ivy Robinson, Shelby, IA
This is a photo that I took this summer of my 3 horses. All three were
bred and raised in
I
live with my husband, Steve (a native of
Special Leo Tag (he was bred by Lyle Smith of
CK "Risque" is the sorrel mare and is 7 years old. She is by Vested
Pine and out of Zips Holly Dolly. She is what I was striving for in my
breeding program. She came along the same time I was having children,
so she has only been shown in open shows and trail ridden. In 2008 she
got to go on her first fox hunt and she did great considering that it was
the first time she had an English saddle on her!
The bay is Risque's son and is by Hot N Blazing. We call him Zippo
which is short for Hot Zip N Pine. He is just two and is doing a fine
job of learning how to be ridden and has already started on Showmanship.
I bred Risque to get a replacement for Leo and he is my first second
generation of horses. I look forward to showing him in English
classes.
Our property is very modest. We would love to have new-tec fencing. My horses are born in a barn that is around 100 years old. We built two stalls inside. They have pasture 24/7 during the summer time (very important for developing bones and muscles and old geriatric legs) and only come inside during snow storms or severe summer storms. It is a great pleasure to look out my bedroom window and to see the barn and the horses.
Publications Committee Opportunities:
Iowa Horse Council members are invited to consider serving on the Promotions Committee. This committee has several areas which include: Directory
- Assist in organizing listings
- Identify potential businesses to list and/or advertise
- Assist in proof-reading the draft before it goes print
- Develop articles to be used on blank pages of directory layout
Please contact Bill Paynter, 641-342-4436.
