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Once again popular clinicians and speakers shared

their knowledge and experience with eager crowds.
Marl Monda Zdunlc, a national award winner in
dressage, shared her knowledge of Haute Ecole.
Monty Bruce taught techniques for reining and an
introduction to working cows.
Asia Voight . shared her animal communication
prowess to large crowds all weekend and helped
connect individuals to their pets. The practice of
h"OfSe logging was demonstrated with great ability
by John Adametz.
Buster McLaury promoted safe trail riding, Mary
Vanderloop advocated the enjoyment of sidesad-
dle, and Kelly Mahloch, the Wisconsin State Horse
Council's Horseperson of the Year, presented tips
on winning at Hunt Seat Equitation.
The mix of disciplines and ideas demonstrated by
clinicians from across the country was a great
benefit to the Fair.
The Midwest Horse Fair Board of Directors, Man-
agement Team, and staff are very happy with the
success of "The Circus Comes to Town". They
would like to thank the sponsors and volunteers
contributions and hard work make this
event possible.
May 2005
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The Circus
Midwest Horse Fair
Press Release, MIdwest Horse Fair - Apn'l 29, 2005
The 26
th
Annual Midwest Horse
Fair, held April 15 through 17,
was an astounding success.
Great weather helped encourage
thousands of people to come to
the Alliant Energy Center to en-
joy over 40 breeds of horses, talented clinicians,
educational speakers, and over 400 vendors.
Prlefert Ranch Equipment from Mt. Pleasant,
Whenever you call the office or stop In, be sure and
thank these hard workers for all they do!
Glendenning, Amy Rotar, Natalie Derry, Calli
Bayer, Kristen Colonius, Claire McCauley, and
Maggie Kissel.
The Senior Division top ten order was Aileen
Rowland, Cada Hunn, Tessa Lynch, Natalie
WeiSS, Miranda Majors, Nate Erickson, Alison
Coionius, ChriSty Bukamp, Katelyn Hamell, and
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