The Can Am is coming to town

By HorseJobs.ca | Published February 15, 2011

CANADA’S LARGEST ALL BREEDS SHOW

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT:

‚ Over 20,000 Horse people will be attending the Can-Am Show in London and we are excited to provide a great line up of Clinicians, Entertainment and of course the “Great Can-Am Tack and Trailer Sale”.

The Can-Am has concentrated very hard this year at expanding the show, ensuring there is new innovative events for horse people, regardless of discipline. This year will feature many world class clinicians along with experts on products that you may currently use or are wanting to learn more about:

Peggy Brown will be featured with her “Anatomy in Motion” clinic. This visual presentation is an extension from the popular Susan Harris’ clinic last year.

Omega Alpha will feature WEG Silver Medalist Selena O’Hanlon as she puts on an Eventing clinic along with Cindy Ishoy (Dressage Olympic Silver Medalist), and Debbie McFadden (Hunter/Jumper Clinic).

The current #1 World FEI Reiner Lisa Coulter will give a FREE daily clinic along with an extensive 2 day clinic in the evenings.

World reknown clinician Terry Myers will conduct clinics. Terry will have a Special clinic designed for the recreational and trail riders regarding “How to School your horse for the challenges away from home.”

I look forward to a great Can-Am and I am proud to be able to bring the equine world leaders to Ontario for horse people to learn and enjoy. Of course, when you arrive, park in the North parking lot. We have expanded the Trailer Sale outside and the FREE shuttle will take you to Canada’s Largest Trailer and Tack Sale.

ROSS MILLAR – president, CanAm Equine
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DON’T FORGET – Current 2011 OEF members receive 25% OFF General Admission learn how at www.horse.on.ca
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Horsejobs.ca members – watch your inbox for your chance to win special prizes at the HorseJobs.ca booth, located in the lobby of the 2011 Can Am

CLICK HERE for the latest 2011 Can-Am news.

Would you like to volunteer?‚ http://www.canamequine.ca/Volunteer.html

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