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Face time is the best reason to attend There are many reasons to attend the AHP "Gallop n' Grits" Seminar in Charleston, South Carolina on June 19-21 besides the obvious...location, location, location. And that's why making your room reservation at the Francis Marion Hotel by the group rate cutoff date, May 19th, is important.
Another reason is the line-up of this year's guest speakers who will expand your knowledge of multimedia publishing and more. Gathering a slate of professionals all in one place for an affordable registration fee should make attending the seminar a priority. (Just compare our registration rates to other publishing conference and you will agree).
Technology is changing and so is how we communicate with the horse community. Our role is to provide news and education about the horse world and you need to understand how to reach your audiences, members, clients and visitors using multimedia tools. This AHP seminar will provide opportunities to learn and exchange ideas to help you grow professionally as well as improve your brand.
Maybe the best reason to come to Charleston is face time. See my Random Ramblings blog post in this newsletter for an explanation.
See y'all in Charleston!
Chris and Judy
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Garden & Gun CEO presents keynote at AHP seminar
GARDEN & GUN President and CEO Rebecca Wesson Darwin will present the keynote address, "From Dark Horse to the Winner's Circle," on Thursday evening, June 19 during the welcome reception held during the AHP Gallop n' Guns Seminar in Charleston. Join Rebecca as she pulls back the curtain on how she created the publication and led it to the print sensation it is today. Along the way, she'll offer tips on creating and maintaining a memorable magazine that captures the passions of its devoted audience.
To see a list of the other guest speakers who will be presenting sessions in Charleston, CLICK HERE.
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Meet & Greet equine authors event in Charleston
Four authors who are members of American Horse Publications (AHP) will be featured guests at Hunter's Green Tack Shop the day before the AHP Seminar in Charleston, SC. The authors include: Sharon Miner from Tampa, FL with her five books in the Beloved Horses series; Denise Lee Branco from Lincoln, CA with her first book Horse at the Corner Post: Our Divine Journey; Valerie Ormond from Bowie, MD with her novel Believing In Horses; and Lisa Wysocky from Nashville, TN with her equestrian mystery series and non-fiction books My Horse, My Partner: Teamwork on the Ground and Horse Country: A Celebration of Country Music and the Love of Horses.
On Wednesday, June 18, 2014 they will hold a panel discussion on "Keys to Success" at 2 p.m. at Hunter's Green located at 539 Long Point Rd in Mount Pleasant, only ten minutes from the seminar. From 3-5 p.m. they will have a book signing, give out door prizes and hold a raffle to benefit a local non-profit equine rescue group called LEARN.
For more information, contact: Sharon Miner,
814-937-0704 or [email protected]
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The Blood-Horse announced the recent promotion of Claire Novak to Online Features Editor, and welcomes Myra Lewyn as a full-time member of its editorial team. In her new role, Novak will oversee the development of online feature content. Lewyn, who has been covering international racing for BloodHorse.com for several years on a part-time basis, was hired as a full-time member of the editorial staff.
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Jamie Clark-Samples announced that her business, Yellow Barn Media, has received the 2013 All Star Award from Constant Contact�, Inc., the trusted marketing advisor to more than half a million small organizations worldwide. Each year, Constant Contact bestows the All Star Award to a select group of businesses and nonprofits that are successfully leveraging online marketing tools. Yellow Barn Media is being recognized as a Solution Provider All Star for its success achieved in email marketing. Campaign results ranked among the top 10% of Constant Contact's international customer base.
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Changes were recently announced for the top editorial positions within Western Horseman, one of the nation's longest running horse publications, including the creation of an editor in chief role and a new hire in the editor's position. Ross Hecox, editor of Western Horseman since 2007, has been advanced from his current role to editor in chief, while Christine Hamilton will serve as editor. Hamilton is coming from the editor's spot with The American Quarter Horse Journal, where she has been working since 2003. Hecox has been with CPG since 2005. His publishing career includes positions with Performance Horse, a publication formerly owned by CPG, NCHA's The Chatter and APHA's Paint Horse Journal. Hamilton brings a varied dynamic of experiences to Western Horseman, having worked extensively in the writing field. Prior to The American Quarter Horse Journal, she had a successful career as a freelance writer for publications such as Horse Sport, The American Quarter Horse Racing Journal, Southwest Racing News, Horse Sport (Canada) and The Journal.
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Quarter Horse News recently hired Mary Jane Carpenter as an account representative to assist with the magazine's advertising clientele. Carpenter will work specifically to help the advertising needs of customers associated with commercial and cutting horse businesses and organizations. She comes to Quarter Horse News after having owned and operated a successful marketing firm, Ride West Marketing, based in Prairie, Miss., for nine years. Carpenter and her two sons, Jake and Cooper stay actively involved with horses and reside in Mississippi.
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Daily Racing Form has named Mark Simon to the new position of Editorial Director. Simon joined the company in October 2012 from the Thoroughbred Times to lead DRF Breeding, the company's expanded coverage of the breeding and sales segment of Thoroughbred racing. As Editorial Director, Simon will continue to oversee DRF Breeding but also will lead the national editorial and content operation that publishes racing news, analysis, handicapping tools, and past performances. Simon, who started his career at The Thoroughbred Record in 1977, assumed his new role March 18.
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Dean A. Hoffman joined the University of Arizona's Race Track Industry Program (RTIP) in January, 2014. Hoffman will teach racing courses as well as support the Program's marketing efforts and its yearly conference, the Global Symposium on Racing & Gaming. Hoffman, long-time executive editor of the United States Trotting Associations' Hoof Beats magazine, brings a wealth of talent to the Program and greatly increases the depth of knowledge of national and international harness racing to the faculty.
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Board member nominations now being accepted
AHP is seeking members to serve as a Director for the 2014-2015 Board of Directors. Only one representative from a publishing company, organization or association may serve as a Director at one time. Board members must be willing and able to attend meetings and actively participate in association activities and committees.
Please state why you or your nominee should be considered for nomination, how long you or your nominee have been involved with AHP, and any AHP committees and/or activities that you or your nominee have participated in.
If you are interested in being considered or wish to nominate someone, please contact AHP Executive Director Chris Brune at (386) 760-7743; e-mail: [email protected].
Elections will be held at the AHP General Membership Meeting scheduled for Saturday, June 21, 2014, at 1:30 p.m. at the Francis Marion Hotel during the AHP "Gallop n' Grits" Seminar in Charleston. |
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Visit the online AHP
Membership Directory
for complete listings.
PRINT PUBLICATION MEMBERS
Cowgirl Magazine
Daily Racing Form
EquiManagement
Horse & Style Magazine
InStride Edition
CORPORATE MEMBERS
Crest Ridge Saddlery, LLC
Devon Horse Show and Country Fair
Horsefly Group
Millcreek Manufacturing, Inc.
Pennsylvania National Horse Show
Redmond Equine
SaddleLockers
COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY MEMBER
Race Track Industry Program
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
MeganArszman
Kate Bradley
Margaret Foster
Katie Gehrt
Robin Hutton
Matt McClay
Jennifer Miller
DIGITAL MEDIA MEMBERS Horse Journal Online PonyCity.com RockyMountainRider.com STUDENT MEMBERS
Joanna Blessing
Danielle Busselman
Eileen Cody
Caroline Dillard
Sinclaire Dobelbower
Mariah Farmer
Brooke Foti
Melanie Greene
Bernadette Hogan
Cydney Hurt
Georgia Kalmoutis
Allison Major
Annise Montplaisir
Maral Otabachian
Taylor Renner
Jessica Roberts
Catherine Schulz
Alexis Shanes
Nicole Washington
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"Small but Mighty"
publishers meet monthly
Ever wonder what challenges other publishers are facing or looking for ways to streamline your day to day work schedule? The group discusses these topics and much more on the fourth Friday of the month at 10:00 a.m. EST.
Publishers, as well as editors, of small publications are invited to join the group discussion.
Conference Dial-in Number:
(712) 432-1500
Participant Access Code: 989134#
For more information, contact:
Karen Pickering.
[email protected]
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MAY 15, 2014
Deadline Date for Early Seminar Registration
(SAVE $50)
MAY 19, 2014
Cutoff Date for
Group Hotel Rates
JUNE 19-21, 2014
AHP Gallop n' Grits Seminar
Charleston, SC
JUNE 18-20, 2015
AHP Annual Seminar
San Antonio, TX
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A second time around
By Chris Brune
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Over 25 years ago in February 1988, AHP members gathered at the Sheraton-Charleston Hotel in Charleston, South Carolina. There were 33 attendees who represented 23 publications. I was there as executive editor of Eastern/Western Quarter Horse Journal.
Not one of the 33 is at the same publication today. Many have retired, some have moved on to pursue other interests, and sadly a few have passed away. However, there are several who are still actively working in the horse industry, me included.
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Join the AHP Facebook Group Page
AHP members are invited to join the American Horse Publications group page on Facebook. A Group Page is different from a Fan Page on Facebook. If you are not part of the Group Page, search for the American Horse Publications Group. The Group Page is for "AHP Members Only," where we can share publishing ideas or tips and correspond with your AHP friends. The page is not for solicitations and advertising. It's for the AHP family.
To request to join, click here.
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Build a learning organization
By Stacy V. Bearse
It's no secret: Traditional publishing models are ill-equipped to handle the demands of today's markets. So we all talk about transforming ink-on-paper brands into multi-media enterprises. This is easier said than done since the work of transforming your business begins with transforming your people.
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Stacy V. Bearse serves on the Board of Directors of AHP. In 2010, he retired as CEO of Blood-Horse Publications after 20 years of service, and is founder of Compass Rose Media Solutions, a management consultancy. He was honored with the AHP Champion Award in 2012.
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Horse related products and services marketing plan
Most look at marketing and sales as one and the same. They are not. Marketing develops the plan to match your business goals and creates the environment for sales to be made. To learn what your Horse Business Products and Services Marketing Plan should include...
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The Horse Advertising Network blog helps people in the horse industry understand, in general, what it takes to be successful in the online marketing world and what needs to be done before they go out and spend a ton of money. For more tips, check out the HADN Blog.
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Marketing your horse biz with social media - waste of time?
Submitted by HorseStudio.com
Written by Nikki Alvin-Smith, this article published on CatskillHorse.org provides some tips on how to make the most of your social media marketing.
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The lighter side of publishing
Can the horse industry learn from Vogue?
By Bonnie Marlewski-Probert, AHP Individual Member
If we agree to take a lesson from Vogue magazine whose new cover showcases Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, it is clear that Vogue has made a seed change in their approach to selling magazines and it is one that we can all learn from. Rather than showcase high end fashion and notable celebrities who are making a difference in the world, Vogue went for the short cut and opted to focus on drama and controversy and it worked! Because of that choice, Vogue received millions of dollars in free PR and while they know they may lose a percentage of subscribers, all that free PR is sure to attract a whole new audience.
That said, I would like to suggest following their lead in the horse business. Rather than showcasing horses on the covers of horse magazines or books, we instead, showcase high profile (infamous is best) riders in their bathing suits. That would provide controversy and drama. Oh, wait a minute, that won't work because they all have a farmer's tan and frighteningly white legs and I don't think there is nearly enough power in Photo Shop to fix that!! Oh well, I guess we will all have to resort to extreme tactics and fill our magazines and books with meaningful content that supports the needs of our readers.
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Easily enhance graphics for content enrichment
Submitted by Carol Aldridge
As professionals involved in the publishing business, we all know that graphics and imagery are key to content enrichment. And more often than not, it would be helpful to handle those little design projects yourself. There's now an excellent resource entitled How to Use Photoshop: The Ultimate Guide for the Design-Impaired Marketer by HubSpot. This extremely user-friendly guide will take you step-by-step through the basics of using Photoshop and other similar design software. Further, if you don't have Photoshop on your computer, this article outlines some great options to consider: 10 Photoshop Alternatives That Are Totally Free.
Carol Aldridge is an administrative consultant and support specialist, who is an AHP Individual member. Contact her at (859) 361-9416 or [email protected].
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ACTHA is reaching out to all associations that wish to promote their entry level products.
"We feel the cause of ACTHA is best served by giving jobs to as many horses as possible," says Tom Scrima. "In that regard ACTHA would like to support all disciplines and events that have classes and products for the entry level rider. ACTHA is offering to co-promote between databases each other's offerings. There's no reason ACTHA's 73,000 members and subscribers cannot venture into other disciplines. And there is no reason for riders in other disciplines not to relax with a casually competitive ACTHA event as a cross training vehicle. The model format that ACTHA is now structuring with several associations will be announced soon. We hope this format will serve as a template for many more industry associations where we can share and grow until not only every horse has a job, but the industry can increase as new riders find many ways to enter our industry."
Those interested are warmly invited to call or e-mail Tom Scrima, 830-693-2065, [email protected]
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Social media owes its life to the battery
Submitted by L.A. Pomeroy, Equinista
We might joke that social media lives and dies by its smartphones, but in reality it owes its Tweets and selfies to battery life. The only thing that gets my heart racing faster than a deadline is watching my phone's battery fade in the middle of an event. So when I knew I was spending a week posting with JRPR from Ocala's Live Oak International, I took an IT friend's suggestion and put the Duracell Powermat 24-hour power system for Samsung Galaxy S III (my phone model) to the test. The recharger mat, a little larger than the phone itself, comes with a rechargeable phone cover you snap on and backup battery pack/micro USB connector that fits neatly in the palm of your hand with the phone or, in my case, a multi-pocket lanyard. This battery pack is worth its weight in gold. A 10- to 12-hour day taking photos and posting to social media and I never went below 70% power. If you have a Samsung phone, this sleek powermat (about $80) is well worth the investment to never feel tethered to outlets again.
www.Duracellpowermat.com offers battery hubs (I love the Day Trip) and accessories for Samsung, iPhone 5/5S and iPhone 4/4S. In fact, enter special code TakeCharge and get a special 20% off site wide.
L.A. Pomeroy, Equinista, has been an AHP member since 1992 and oversees social media and public relations for organizational and publishing clients, and contributes her own editorial voice (fashion + equestrienne) through print and social media. Visit her at www.lapomeroy.com.
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Social media's orchestrated war of words over equine welfare
By Fran Jurga, The Jurga Report
Advocates and critics use Facebook and Twitter tools for unified messaging on racing, soring, carriage horse hot-button issues
"They can't say that about us!"
"Can they?"
When a disastrous public relations event smeared an organization, breed or sport in the past, the prescribed course of action was to circle the wagons, call in the public relations pros, and begin a carefully-plotted course of damage control.
These days, we turn to social media
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Fran Jurga is a professional freelance writer on horse health and sport, equine lameness and hoofcare, museum exhibit writing and design. In addition to publishing the Hoofcare and Lameness Journal, she is a frequent blogger at The Jurga Report on EquusMagazine.com and the The Hoof Blog.
Fran will participate in a sharing ideas session on the new ethics (or lack of) in journalism as well as present a session on web publishing in Charleston.
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Get Threema, a secure messaging app
Submitted by Sabine Schleese
Threema is a secure messaging app for the iPhone. It uses end-to-end encryption so that only the recipient that you choose (and not even their servers) can read your messages. It can send text messages, pictures, videos and even lets you share your location in a very secure way. It also syncs with your address book (if you let it) to find other Threema users automatically. And of course the messages are free.
You should consider only using the Threema app to send documents or company videos in future, especially if they are of a sensitive or confidential nature. Whats App has been bought by Facebook and is wide open. In other words, everything on Facebook or Whats App is visible to anyone.
To be extra safe, you can also exchange keys (the individual finger recognition that authenticates the security from each person) the next time you meet your contacts. It's really easy; just scan a code from somebody else's mobile.
Download the Threema app
at http://threema.ch/download and start exchanging messages that can't be snooped on by some random company or government.
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Take steps to reduce employee turnover
Resolve to reduce high costs with a plan for employee retention
By Brett Bristol, PeopleFirst™ business solutions manager, Zoetis
Part 2 from Zoetis PeopleFirst™ New Year's Resolution series
Employee turnover usually is an indicator of a bigger problem that has not been resolved. If you suspect turnover is an issue on your equine facility, veterinary clinic or business, take steps to address it. Measure your turnover rate and costs, recognize the possible causes of turnover and address what's hurting your bottom line.
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PeopleFirst is the industry's first comprehensive human capital solutions program. These services were created in direct response to challenges customers expressed with managing today's complex operations. For more help on employee and business management solutions, talk with a certified consultant, such as those available through PeopleFirst, visit GrowPeopleFirst.com to learn more.
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Free webinar: smart social media strategies for horse professionals 2014
On April 21, Elisabeth McMillan and Chad Mendell of EquestrianProfessional.com will present a webinar that will get you up-to-date with what's happening in the world of social media marketing as it applies to horse business owners.
The webinar on Smart Social Media for Horse Professionals, is free to all horse professionals and can be attended via your phone or computer. However, you must register to attend. Smart Social Media for Horse Professionals is an annual event and one of their most popular seminars of the year. Spots are limited and they will fill quickly. To sign up, CLICK HERE
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Molly the Pony featured on PBS's "My Bionic Pet"
Disabled animals and the scientists who come to their aid with cutting-edge prosthetics are the focus of "My Bionic Pet," which premiered on PBS' "Nature" on Wednesday, April 9 at 8/7c.
One of the animals being featured was Molly, a pony in New Orleans, who has a prosthetic front leg which is extremely rare.
American Horse Publication members who attended the 2009 "Free Rein in the Big Easy" seminar in New Orleans won't forget Molly the Pony who led the second line at the Student Party, Carnival du Cheval.
Molly became a symbol for New Orleans itself. The pony was an equine refugee when Katrina hit southern Louisiana. Abandoned, rescued and then attacked by a pit bull terrier, the gray-speckled "POA" pony, almost died from a badly infected front leg. But Molly survived and her story is one of hope and the "good" that exists in the horse community and the world. Watch clips of Molly and other incredible animals online at PBS.org.
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Face time
By Chris Brune, AHP Executive Director
We communicate differently these days. Thank technology or do we?
Most of our phone conversations are an automated messaging service with a voice that is often old, incorrect, or hangs up on you.
We spend less time shopping in stores and having small talk with clerks and cashiers. It's more convenient to use an e-commerce storefront and hope the order goes through correctly. If not, we are in a chat room with a first name that you suspect is chatting with a few others at the same time. Worse yet, the alternative option is pushing numbers on the phone until we reach a live voice. And we are usually not in a good frame of mind by then to have a meaningful dialog.
We are still social, however. That is if you count communicating with your friends and fans via any number of social media platforms. Hey, at least this time you can usually see a photo of who you are communicating with.
And these are the ways we communicate in business, too. There are virtual meetings, conference calls and email messages.
What happened to doing business with a handshake?
Where did face-to-face conversations go?
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Print on decline? Niche publishing tells a different story
 At the NicheMedia Conference in February in Charleston, guest speaker Jim Zielinski, founder of Zielinski Financial Advisors, LLC, an independent financial consultancy, stated, "One notable exception of the print decline mentioned in a FOLIO article, Managing Print Profitably, is Active Interest Media (AIM), where AIM describes print as "strong."
AIM's president and COO Andrew Clurman told FOLIO that print is still relatively strong in niche enthusiast markets and aside from the newsstand, subscription and advertising revenues are positive.
Zielinksi confirms that AIM's position rings true with the kind of numbers he heard from niche publishers at the last Niche Media Conference. "For niche publishers," he said, "print is actually a much higher percentage - still well over 60% of revenue.
While both articles cite that the print product will decline or continue to grow in the future, the print brand is the gateway to provide publishers with the access and credibility to extend the brand with revenue-building events, digital and services.
Zielinski advises, "Take the cash flow that print is generating for you now and consider re-deploying it in other product areas where you have a good risk/return tradeoff for growing revenue."
"If you succeed in that," he continues, "your brand will grow, you will become more relevant, and you will generate more revenue....and profits."
To read the NicheMedia blog post on Zielinski, CLICK HERE.
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Top 5 best magazine revenue ideas
Here's another post from NicheMedia
Robyn Ireland, Niche Media's Operations Manager, has rounded up the top 5 best magazine revenue ideas from their 2013 monthly series, Magazine of the Month Round Up! The series features tips from different niche publishers each month because we often get the best inspirations from fellow niche publishers.
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Speakers toolkit for authors
 Brian Feinblum, of MEDIA CONNECT, the nation's largest and oldest book promotions firm,has provided a useful resource for anyone in a position to deliver great speeches to promote a report, book, or publication in his Book Marketing Buzz Blog ...to continue reading This topic will be the focus of a panel discussion titled, "What's a Platform, and How Do I Get One?" moderated by Milt Toby on Saturday afternoon at the AHP seminar in Charleston. |
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How do you slice your audience pizza?
Andrew Davis, best-selling author of Brandscaping: Unleashing the Power of Partnerships, was the guest columnist in Publishing Executive's February 2014 issue. His column explains The Influence Pyramid and why print publishers need to target the audience segments that matter most.
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25 social media ROI tips from the pros
 For most businesses, being able to substantiate the allocation of resources into social media is a necessity. But it's not always easy. SocialMediaExaminer.com asked 25 online marketing pros to share their best ROI tips. In this article, author Cindy King writes what the pros had to say. ...to continue reading. |
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Awards results jitters
 By now, 97 member participants are anxiously waiting to learn if they made the finalist list in the 2014 AHP Annual Awards Contest for material published in 2013. Sorry, but you will have to wait until April 30th. It takes 25 judges, multiple FEDEX shipments, and a whole lot of organization to emerge with the results of 736 entries and 57 classes. So while you wait, here is some feedback from the judges. Several have been longtime judges of the AHP contest however classes are rotated every year based on judges' field of expertise. "For what it's worth, this was the single, deepest and most competitive category I have ever judged in any contest. Really impressed with the quality of writing this year." "A challenge...again!" "Judging this contest was a lot of fun. It was also incredibly difficult, as the entries were quite good." "There were some beautiful examples and I had a hard time deciding among them." And my favorite response to my request for the results: "I am still ripping my hair out over Class XX." |
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2014 Equine Industry Vision Award winner selected
Zoetis and American Horse Publications are proud to announce that a winner has been selected to receive the 2014 Equine Industry Vision Award. Sponsored by Zoetis, the award is intended to recognize innovation, leadership and service. All of this year's nominees were outstanding examples of these qualities.
The committee has selected the following finalists: Patti Colbert, Patti Colbert Enterprises; Molly Sweeney, Vice President of Horses and Humans Research Foundation; Lyndsey White, Co-founder of Riders4Helmets; and the Retired Racehorse Training Project.
The AHP Board of Directors plus a Zoetis representative voted for the winner. The winner has been notified to allow for travel arrangements. However, the official announcement of the winner and the presentation of the award will be made at the Equine Industry Vision Award Breakfast on Friday, June 20, 2014 during the AHP Gallop n' Grits Seminar in Charleston, South Carolina...to continue reading
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Three aspiring students named 2014 AHP Travel Award winners
The qualities that set three talented college students apart from a field of 22 applicants were passion, drive and involvement. Members attending the AHP Gallop n' Grits Seminar in Charleston, South Carolina, will have an opportunity to meet the three AHP Travel Award Winners, Lindsay Paulsen, Rebekah Savage, and Catie Staszak. This year's Student Award Chairman, Stephanie Church, was the perfect candidate to judge the candidates. She has firsthand knowledge of what each of the student applicants was going through at this stage in their lives. Stephanie applied and won the AHP Student Award in 1998.
The 2014 Student Award Winner will be announced on Friday, June 20 during the Student Party, HOOFIN' IT, a fun evening that will take AHP members back in time to the Roaring 20's and the dance called the Charleston.
Jean Abernethy, AHP Member and creator of Fergus, has shown her artistic skills with an illustration for the Student Party. If horses can show their 1920s style, then attendees sure need to hoof it up.
For more information about the Student Travel Winners, CLICK HERE
To donate an item to the 2014 Student Fund Silent Auction, CLICK HERE.
Where is she now?
After graduation, last year's Student Award Winner April Leonard, took some time to work in the "hands-on" portion of the equine industry. She's been training horses, which has enabled her to travel across the United States and experience working in places she has never been to before. "This has been a great opportunity at this time in my life," says April, "but I plan to soon look for an area to live more permanently and search for a career in equine media."
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The last word
"The lesson for the magazine media business I took from the show is to disrupt or be disrupted. Those are the only two options."
Bo Sacks is a printing/publishing consultant and popular columnist for Publishing Executive magazine. To read his column, "A Report from SXSW on The Future of Publishing," from which this quote was taken, CLICK HERE.
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Submissions for AHP For the record may be sent to editor Chris Brune at [email protected]
For more information on AHP or any of its programs, contact:
AMERICAN HORSE PUBLICATIONS
49 Spinnaker Circle, South Daytona, FL 32119
PHONE: 386.760.7743 / FAX: 386-760-7728
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