“People think Paints are beautiful—they call them ‘Indian horses,’ but Paints don’t have their own stage in Israel; at horse shows, it’s all blacks and browns with just a few Paints. If we get a Paint show started and owners have their own stage, I think it’s going to make them very proud.”

“Our experience has shown over many years that because of the budget factor, work load and demands in this industry it continues to be harder and harder for affiliates to run the horse shows on a volunteer basis,” Colleen McQuay of Global Reining Sport Group said. “Basically this seminar really is just the beginning of creating a system allowing managers to network their ideas and issues.”