March 2023 Issue

Page 36 March 2023 EAST COAST EQUESTRIAN years of study in herbal nutri- tion and completed professional and advanced courses in veter- inary homeopathy. A pioneer in embracing change, while staying true to our natural roots, he has formulated and marketed natural products for pets and horses for over two decades. Visit Dr. Dan Moore at the Natural Vet booth 428, 429. Beth Moran Equine Trail Sports (Fri., 4 pm, Seminar Hall A & Sun., 2 pm, Round Pen Arena) Beth Moran is Equine Trail Sport’s Director of Events and has been training hosts and judg- es since 2018. She currently man- ages approximately 350 events a year nationwide. Beth can also be found hosting ETS events in Florida to benefit the Florida trail system. See Beth Moran at the Equine Trail Sports booth 809. MountedGamesAcrossAmerica Speed Games Demonstration (Sat., 3 pm, Equine Arena) Mounted Games Across America consists of a variety of very fast relay races performed by excellent riders on well-trained ponies. Geared to riders of all ages and skill levels, Mounted Games riders develop a high degree of ath- letic ability, instinctive riding skills, and hand-to-eye coordination. Equestrians of all ages and skills are welcome to come join us for the most fun you can have on horse- back. For more information email mgaainfo@mountedgames.org. Visit Mounted Games Across America at Booth 721. Opening Ceremonies, Parade of Breeds & Exhibitions (Thurs. 12:05 pm, Fri. 10:05 am, Sat., 9:05 am, Sun., 9:05 am, Large Arena) With a mix of horsemanship and patriotism, Horse World Expo will open each day to the Nation- al Anthem, flags and a thrilling display of drill team horsemanship and carriage racing. The Parade of Breeds features exciting and ed- ucational demonstrations of many different breeds, highlighting the beauty and versatility of the horse. Parade of Breeds & Exhibitions (Thurs., 4:15 pm, 7 pm, Fri., 1:15 pm, 7 pm, Sat., 4:15 pm, 7 pm, Sun., 11:15 am, 4 pm, Equine Arena) The Parade of Breeds fea- tures exciting and educational demonstrations of many different breeds, highlighting the beauty and versatility of the horse. Emerson Pendleton Equipment Needed to Start Driving (Thurs., 1 pm, Seminar Hall A) Getting Started in Show or Competitive Driving (Fri., noon, Seminar Hall B) Steps to Start Your Horse in Harness & Get Driving (Sun., 3 pm, Equine Arena) Emerson trained her first min- iature horse, A Little Bit of Magic and shows in American Driving Society events with great success. She helps beginner drivers and horses and helps drivers get into Competitive Driving. Emerson has found how driving can help those with disabilities, mobility issues or those who are uncomfortable riding still enjoy horses. See Emerson Pendleton at the American Driving Society booth S15. Curtis Pierce Harnessing the Driving or Working Equine (Sat., 10 am, Round Pen Arena) Driving Safely (Sun., 2 pm, Seminar Hall B) (Theatre Equus perform- er) For over 30 years Curtis has worked with many trainers, instructors and breeds, developing a great foundation for training horses to drive and ride. As a professional technical instructor, he can apply the right techniques to better relate the information and skills needed to drive and ride. Curtis has trained, coached and competed in pleasure and combined driving competitions, judged pleasure driving shows and combination schooling shows. See Curtis Pierce at the Deep Creek Farm Fjords booth S7. Scott Purdum Stabilizing Yourself in the Saddle; Finishing the Rider’s Seat (Thurs., 3 pm, Equine Arena) Overcoming Obstacles on the Trail & in the Ring (Fri., 6 pm, Round Pen Arena) It’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Say It; Tools for the Trail (Sat., 1 pm, Round Pen Arena) Don’t Overthink It; Get Your Head in the Game at a Show (Sun., 3 pm, Large Arena) Scott Purdum is an interna- tionally recognized horseman who strives to educate, empower (Continued from page 35) (Continued on page 37)