Outfitters Supply to Exhibit at the Hoosier Horse Fair & Expo
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Russ and Kevin will be representing Outfitters Supply at the 2008 Hoosier Horse Fair and Expo April 4, 5 & 6. This year marks the 30th Celebration of the fair, held at the the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, Indiana. The booth will be stocked with all of our most popular trail riding and packing products, from trailMax saddlebags to picket kits. We invite you to pick up a catalog, browse our selection of wares, and spend a little time shooting the breeze while you’re waiting for a clinic or demonstration to begin. We will be located in the South Pavilion Annex (not far from the must-visit Chuck Wagon!). We hope to see you there!
The Fair & Expo is definitely going to be quite a production, with an impressive cast of clinicians, competitors, speakers and entertainers. As a matter of fact, if any of you would like to run the booth for us, we wouldn’t mind getting out to see the sights ourselves! There truly is something for everyone at this year’s event, including the kids, who can visit the Kid’s Corral to learn and play.
2008 Hoosier Horse Fair Clinicians
- Linda Allen - Starting over Fences, Intermediate Horse & Rider, Polishing the Show Ring Performance, Impressing the Judge, Setting Better Courses
- Jochen Hippenstiel - Dressage
- Chris Jones - Western Pleasure; Prepare for the Show Season
- Melissa Jones - Fashion Talk, Trail-Fun & Challenging, Showmanship at the Next Level
- Andy Marcoux - Showcase of Carriages, Arena Driving Trail, Introduction to Carriage Driving, Driven Dressage Do-Over
- Debbie Dunphy - Drill Team Advice
- Curt Pate - The Troubled Horse, Colt Starting, Focus on the Future, Mechanical-less Head Set, Low Stress Horsemanship, Ranch Horse Skills, Pay Attention to Detail
- Tammy Pate - Ranch Living, Horsemanship and Yoga, Effective Stockmanship
- Rusty Rankin - Chuck Wagon Stories
- Carter Riley - Horse Racing Experience
- Karen Scholl - Safety From the Inside Out, Riding From the Ground, Bond with Your Horse, Training the Recreational Horse, Do it Yourself Problem Solving
- Jim Keith - Hands-On Farriers Clinic
- Nature’s Way - Large Animal Rescue
- Dave Davis - Foundation Horsemanship, Freestyle Reining, Cowboy Church, Cowboy Dressage
- Dr. Marty Langhofer - Equine Dentistry
- Dr. Christine Marks, SMWC - Endurance Trail Riding, Checks & Balances on the Trail, Friendly Trail Equipment
- Jeanie Curphy - The American Mustang, Selecting a Horse for Purchase, Proper Care of Your Horse
- Diann Wellman - Equine Disaster Planning
Can’t Miss Special Events at the 2008 Hoosier Horse Fair & Expo
- Kick-Off Trail Ride
- Cowboy Mounted Shooters
- Mid America Cowgirls Rodeo Drill Team
- Celebrity Cutting
- The Tempel Lipizzans
- Dunkin Acres Donkeys
- WRCA Hoosier Ranch Rodeo
- Parade of Stallions, Parade of Breeds
- Draft Horse Hitch Exhibitions
- Fashion Show
- Draft Hitch Competition
Kid’s Corral
- Indiana Junior Rodeo events
- Learn how to make a lead rope
- Pony rides
- Arts & crafts
- Giant rocking horses
- Free face painting
Chuckwagon Q & A
- Hoosier National Forest
- Indiana Trail Riders Association
- Department of Natural Resources
- Hoosier Back Country Horsemen
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October 21st, 2008 at 5:15 pm
This year you had the some mounted shooters perform. Do you know how I can contact the man who owns the blue roan stallion, Blue? If so, how can I reach him? Thank you! I love HHF, by the way, my family and I have gone every year for the last 12 years!
October 22nd, 2008 at 8:35 am
We had a vendor booth, but were not actually part of the Expo organization. You’re best bet would be to contact the Indiana Mounted Regulators directly: their information can be found here: http://indianamountedregulators.com/welcome_to_the_home.htm