Mary D. Midkiff at the 2010 World Equestrian Games
Schedule & Information

We are very close to actually living the dream of the World Equestrian Games here in Kentucky.

I will be set up for the two weeks in the Equine Village Booth #41 located just outside the exit from the International Museum of the Horse. My booth is referred to as "Women & Horses" with friends helping me manage the booth plus the Kentucky Equine Education Project volunteers. (Go to www.horseswork.com to learn more about KEEP). I serve on KEEP's grassroots committee and I'm delighted to have them sharing the booth and to be supporting their efforts.

My demonstrations titled "The Focused Horse" will take place in the Equine Village's Clinician's Corral as follows:

• October 7 - 6:30 p.m. (30 minute demo)
• October 8 - Noon (30 minute demo)
• October 9 - 6:30 p.m. (30 minute demo)

Lectures will take place in the Visitor's Center Auditorium as follows:

• October 7 - 12:30-1:30 "Saddles For Women: Comfort and Focus for Rider and Horse"
• October 8 - 2:00-3:00 "A Woman's Approach to Riding Effectively"
• October 9 - 11:00-12:00 "Tapping Into the Magic Between Women and Horses"
• October 10 - 12:00-1:00 "Creating Focus and Concentration Between Women and Horses"

The Maker's Mark Secretariat Center's Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation has donated horses for my demonstrations. A big thank you to Susanna Thomas and her staff for supporting me with their amazing horses.

Stay tuned to the WEG website feigames2010.org for the latest in updated information on tickets, admission and parking. It's a huge worldwide event and the staff is working 24/7 to have it flow as smoothly as possible.

Security will be very tight as this event is controlled by Homeland Security. Expect to be inspected and make sure you check out the website for any updates.

I hope all of you will stop by the booth, introduce yourself and do not hesitate to ask questions and pick up one of the new 1 oz. bottles of The InBalance Horse essential oil blend!

See you there.

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