The Tennessee Equestrian: Trail Ride and Help Rescued Horses

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Trail Ride and Help Rescued Horses

Mustang Alley Riding Stables & Horse Rescue, Inc. Come ride the Cherokee National Forest! All proceeds go to Mustang Alley Horse Rescue, Inc. $20 per hour per person. Guided trail rides. Reservations required.http://mustangalleyridingstables.com/ 423-552-5988 for info and reservations.

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Why ride with us? Because.....not only are our trails in the beautiful Cherokee National Forest....but....ALL of our proceeds go to Mustang Alley Horse Rescue, Incwww.mustangalley.org

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The Tennessee Equestrian

The Tennessee Equestrian came about because I saw a need to have a comprehensive guide to equine professionals, services and businesses for the Tennessee horse owner. Once the Tennessee Equestrian is published, there will be no more endless searches on the internet or by phone, you'll no long have to rely on asking others advice on where to find the horse business, product or service that you need because all of that information will be readily available at your fingertips. It will also be of great benefit to the equine professional and horse related businesses especially the small businesses who don't have the means or resources to advertise. And best of all, LISTINGS ARE FREE!! Send information on your business or the businesses that you know of to: Sande Elkins at Gray Horse Designs by email to grayhorsedesigns@bellsouth.net. You don't even have to be in the state of Tennessee to be listed since we will have a section for web shopping. The only restrictions are that it be horse related and unoffensive. Any submission that doesn't meet those two criteria will be removed. I hope to publish the guide in early 2012 and update it annually with revamped listings, yearly show and event schedules, and helpful and informative articles. Through out the year, updates will be posted here, on this blog, and on our Face Book page. The guide will be offered both online as a flip-webzine for free and for purchase in an attractive print version for even handier and easy access. There will also be low cost-full color ads offered for both the printed guide and webzine on our website later this year(2011). We are now looking for interesting stories to feature so if you know of a subject that you think would be of interest, please let us know. Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you about your Tennessee horse business.

Important Links

The Tennessee Equestrian, the website where you can learn more about the magazine and purchase ads, listings, and websites.

Gray Horse Designs, my base camp, so to speak. Email: grayhorsedesigns@bellsouth.net Phone: 865.458.1420

Listings are FREE but we should start accepting ads and listing upgrades (photos, web links, etc.) on September 15, 2011. You can still contact me before that date for more information and pricing.

We have a new group on Facebook where you can interact with other horse owners, share information, announce shows and events, talk about your horse business or sell individual items and even horses. It's called The Tennessee Horse Owners, Businesses and Organizations. It's a great group of people; drop in and join us today!

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Trail Ride and Help Rescued Horses

Mustang Alley Riding Stables & Horse Rescue, Inc. Come ride the Cherokee National Forest! All proceeds go to Mustang Alley Horse Rescue, Inc. $20 per hour per person. Guided trail rides. Reservations required.http://mustangalleyridingstables.com/ 423-552-5988 for info and reservations.

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