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Washington, D.C.--The Washington International Horse Show
(WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in the country,
is pleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new Executive
Director. Meehan joins the executive leadership of WIHS - Juliet W.
Reid, President; Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony F.
Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer - as the show prepares for its
53rd annual event taking place October 25-30 at Verizon Center.
Meehan comes to WIHS from Discovery Communications, the world's
number one nonfiction media company, where she served in a variety
of senior roles since 2004. Most recently, as director of strategic
planning and communications, she was responsible for the
development and execution of marketing solutions and brand-building
opportunities for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that,
she was vice president and managing director at Hayes &
Associates, specialists in Washington, D.C. event production and
sponsorship management, where she designed and executed national
marketing and public affairs campaigns for corporate and non-profit
clients.
Meehan also served as the director of communications for the
United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing body
for horse sports, and is an active rider and competitor. She
received her M.B.A. from Fordham University and her B.A. from
Kenyon College. Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she
currently resides in Washington, D.C. with her husband and
daughter.
"On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse Show
community, I am extremely pleased to welcome Bridget Love Meehan as
our new Executive Director. Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge
and expertise in the areas of marketing and sponsorship and she has
a strong background and understanding of the requirements needed to
produce a world class event. Having taken part in WIHS as a
spectator, an exhibitor and a member of the marketing and
communications committee, she brings a unique perspective to our
team. We look forward to her contributions toward the future
success of the show," said Reid.
About the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) An
equestrian tradition since 1958, the Washington International Horse
Show brings top horses and riders from the U.S. and abroad,
including Olympic champions, to the nation's capital to compete for
more than $400,000 in prize money and championship titles. More
than 500 horses participate in show jumping, hunter and equitation
events during the six-day show. Highlights include the $100,000
President's Cup Grand Prix - a World Cup Qualifier, where top
competitors, including Olympic medalists, vie for the President of
the United States Perpetual Cup; the Puissance high jump
competition; and WIHS Equitation Championship Finals featuring the
country's top junior riders. Special exhibitions, boutique shopping
and community activities round out this family-friendly event.
Since its debut, the Washington International has been a
Washington, D.C., institution attended by presidents, first ladies,
celebrities, business and military leaders, as well as countless
horse enthusiasts of all ages. Washington International Horse Show
Association, Ltd., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization,
is headquartered in Washington, D.C. www.wihs.org.
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New Executive Director At Washington International Horse ShowBy:
Meghan Blackburn
The Washington (D.C.) International Horse Show welcomes Bridget
Love Meehan as the new executive
director. A rider and competitor herself, Meehan arrives at WIHS
after having worked with Discovery
Communications, a non-fiction media company, since 2004.
Earlier in her career, Meehan, Washington, D.C., was vice
president and managing director at an event
production organization, Hayes & Associates. Before that,
she acted as the director of communications
for the U.S. Equestrian Federation.
WIHS President Juliet Reid acknowledged that Meehans familiarity
with the horse show was a plus.
Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the areas
of marketing and sponsorship, and
she has a strong background and understanding of the
requirements needed to produce a world class
event. Having taken part in WIHS as a spectator, an exhibitor
and a member of the marketing and
communications committee, she brings a unique perspective to our
team," said Reid.
The 2011 WIHS will take place Oct. 25-30 at the Verizon Center
in downtown Washington, D.C.
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Washington, D.C., March 30, 2011--The Washington International
HorseShow (WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in the
country, ispleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new
Executive Director. Meehanjoins the executive leadership of WIHS -
Juliet W. Reid, President; Greg W.Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony F.
Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer - as theshow prepares for its
53rd annual event taking place October 25-30 at VerizonCenter.
Meehan comes to WIHS from Discovery Communications, the world's
number onenonfiction media company, where she served in a variety
of senior roles since2004. Most recently, as director of strategic
planning and communications, shewas responsible for the development
and execution of marketing solutions andbrand-building
opportunities for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that,
shewas vice president and managing director at Hayes &
Associates, specialists inWashington, D.C. event production and
sponsorship management, where shedesigned and executed national
marketing and public affairs campaigns forcorporate and non-profit
clients.
Meehan also served as the director of communications for the
United StatesEquestrian Federation, the national governing body for
horse sports, and is anactive rider and competitor. She received
her M.B.A. from Fordham University andher B.A. from Kenyon College.
Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she currentlyresides in
Washington, D.C. with her husband and daughter.
"On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse Show
community, I amextremely pleased to welcome Bridget Love Meehan as
our new ExecutiveDirector. Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge and
expertise in the areas ofmarketing and sponsorship and she has a
strong background and understanding ofthe requirements needed to
produce a world class event. Having taken part inWIHS as a
spectator, an exhibitor and a member of the marketing
andcommunications committee, she brings a unique perspective to our
team. We lookforward to her contributions toward the future success
of the show," said Reid.
About the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS)
Anequestrian tradition since 1958, the Washington International
Horse Showbrings top horses and riders from the U.S. and abroad,
including Olympicchampions, to the nation's capital to compete for
more than $400,000 in prizemoney and championship titles. More than
500 horses participate in show jumping,hunter and equitation events
during the six-day show. Highlights include the$100,000 President's
Cup Grand Prix - a World Cup Qualifier, where topcompetitors,
including Olympic medalists, vie for the President of the United
StatesPerpetual Cup; the Puissance high jump competition; and WIHS
EquitationChampionship Finals featuring the country's top junior
riders. Special exhibitions,boutique shopping and community
activities round out this family-friendly event.
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Washington Horse Show Names DirectorMarch 31, 2011
WASHINGTON, (WHS) The Washington International Horse Show
(WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in the country,
is pleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new Executive
Director. Meehan joins the executive leadership of WIHS Juliet W.
Reid, President; Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony F.
Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer as the show prepares for its
53rd annual event taking place October 25-30 at Verizon Center.
Meehan comes to WIHS from Discovery Communications, the worlds
number one nonfiction media company, where she served in a variety
of senior roles since 2004. Most recently, as director of strategic
planning and communications, she was responsible for the
development and execution of marketing solutions and brand-building
opportunities for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that,
she was vice president and managing
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director at Hayes & Associates, specialists in Washington,
D.C. event production and sponsorship management, where she
designed and executed national marketing and public affairs
campaigns for corporate and non-profit clients.
Meehan also served as the director of communications for the
United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing body
for horse sports, and is an active rider and competitor. She
received her M.B.A. from Fordham University and her B.A. from
Kenyon College. Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she
currently resides in Washington, D.C. with her husband and
daughter.
On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse Show
community, I am extremely pleased to welcome Bridget Love Meehan as
our new Executive Director. Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge
and expertise in the areas of marketing and sponsorship and she has
a strong background and understanding of the requirements needed to
produce a world class event. Having taken part in WIHS as a
spectator, an exhibitor and a member of the marketing and
communications committee, she brings a unique perspective to our
team. We look forward to her contributions toward the future
success of the show, said Reid.
About the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) An
equestrian tradition since 1958, the Washington International Horse
Show brings top horses and riders from the U.S. and abroad,
including Olympic champions, to the nations capital to compete for
more than $400,000 in prize money and championship titles. More
than 500 horses participate in show jumping, hunter and equitation
events during the six-day show. Highlights include the $100,000
Presidents Cup Grand Prix a World Cup Qualifier, where top
competitors, including Olympic medalists, vie for the President of
the United States Perpetual Cup; the Puissance high jump
competition; and WIHS Equitation Championship Finals featuring the
countrys top junior riders. Special exhibitions, boutique shopping
and community activities round out this family-friendly event.
Since its debut, the Washington International has been a
Washington, D.C., institution attended by presidents, first ladies,
celebrities, business and military leaders, as well as countless
horse enthusiasts of all ages. Washington International Horse Show
Association, Ltd., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization,
is headquartered in Washington, D.C. www.wihs.org.
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Washington, D.C., March 31, 2011 - The Washington International
Horse Show (WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in
the country, is pleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new
Executive Director. Meehan joins the executive leadership of WIHS -
Juliet W. Reid, President; Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony
F. Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer - as the show prepares for
its 53rd annual event taking place October 25-30 at Verizon
Center.
Meehan comes to WIHS from Discovery Communications, the world's
number one nonfiction media company, where she served in a variety
of senior roles since 2004. Most recently, as director of strategic
planning and communications, she was responsible for the
development and execution of marketing solutions and brand-building
opportunities for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that,
she was vice president and managing director at Hayes &
Associates, specialists in Washington, D.C. event production and
sponsorship management, where she designed and executed national
marketing and public affairs campaigns for corporate and non-profit
clients. Meehan also served as the director of communications for
the United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing
body for horse sports, and is an active rider and competitor. She
received her M.B.A. from Fordham University and her B.A. from
Kenyon College. Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she
currently resides in Washington, D.C. with her husband and
daughter.
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"On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse Show
community, I am extremely pleased to welcome Bridget Love Meehan as
our new Executive Director. Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge
and expertise in the areas of marketing and sponsorship and she has
a strong background and understanding of the requirements needed to
produce a world class event. Having taken part in WIHS as a
spectator, an exhibitor and a member of the marketing and
communications committee, she brings a unique perspective to our
team. We look forward to her contributions toward the future
success of the show," said Reid. About the Washington International
Horse Show (WIHS) An equestrian tradition since 1958, the
Washington International Horse Show brings top horses and riders
from the U.S. and abroad, including Olympic champions, to the
nation's capital to compete for more than $400,000 in prize money
and championship titles. More than 500 horses participate in show
jumping, hunter and equitation events during the six-day show.
Highlights include the $100,000 President's Cup Grand Prix - a
World Cup Qualifier, where top competitors, including Olympic
medalists, vie for the President of the United States Perpetual
Cup; the Puissance high jump competition; and WIHS Equitation
Championship Finals featuring the country's top junior riders.
Special exhibitions, boutique shopping and community activities
round out this family-friendly event. Since its debut, the
Washington International has been a Washington, D.C., institution
attended by presidents, first ladies, celebrities, business and
military leaders, as well as countless horse enthusiasts of all
ages. Washington International Horse Show Association, Ltd., a
501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization, is headquartered in
Washington, D.C. www.wihs.org. Photo Credit: Bridget Love Meehan
Executive Director, WIHS Photo by Diana DeRosa
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Horse Show (WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in
the country, is pleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new
Executive Director. Meehan joins the executive leadership of WIHS
Juliet W. Reid, President; Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony
F. Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer as the show prepares for its
53rd annual event taking place October 25-30 at Verizon Center.
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It seems inevitable at this point that protective headgear
eventually will be mandatory for all ages and divisions that are
under the U.S. Equestrian Federation, which passed such a rule for
eventing and dressage earlier this year.
The Washington International Horse Show has a new lease on life
after the signing of a three-year agreement with the Verizon
Center, its home in the heart of the city.
There were always rumors that the show would not be able to
survive because of the high cost of putting it on in an urban area
at a major arena. The agreement should silence the naysayers. And
despite the inconveniences involved, such as stabling on the
street, exhibitors continue to make the show a goal because it
enjoys a special cachet from being in the nation's capital.
"It is our goal to continue to ensure Washington is a
`must-attend' event for the equestrian world and the Washington
D.C. community," said Juliet Reid, the show's president.
Eric Straus, who was the show's CEO, left in an amicable parting
after he was unable to sell his home in Connecticut. Washington
D.C. resident Bridget Love Meehan, who most recently was a senior
marketing executive at Discovery Communications, will start this
week as executive director.
"One of the things I want to focus on is getting a whole new
generation of young riders interested in the show," said
Meehan.
"This is one of the few shows you can look to as a goal. We need
to continue making the show as unique and special as we can and
making it a real destination."
Noting Meehan has been involved with the show as an exhibitor
and member of the marketing and communications committee, Reid
said, "Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the
areas of marketing and sponsorship and she has a strong background
and understanding of the requirements needed to produce a world
class event."
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Washington International Horse Show Welcomes Bridget Love Meehan
as Executive Director
Washington, D.C., March 30, 2011--The Washington International
Horse Show (WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in
the country, is pleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new
Executive Director. Meehan joins the executive leadership of WIHS -
Juliet W. Reid, President; Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony
F. Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer - as the show prepares for
its 53rd annual event taking place October 25-30 at Verizon
Center.
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Bridget Love Meehan, Executive Director, WIHSMeehan comes to
WIHS from Discovery Communications, the world's number one
nonfiction media company, where she served in a variety of senior
roles since 2004. Most recently, as director of strategic planning
and communications, she was responsible for the development and
execution of marketing solutions and brand-building opportunities
for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that, she was vice
president and managing director at Hayes & Associates,
specialists in Washington, D.C. event production and sponsorship
management, where she designed and executed national marketing and
public affairs campaigns for corporate and non-profit clients.
Meehan also served as the director of communications for the
United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing body
for horse sports, and is an active rider and competitor. She
received her M.B.A. from Fordham University and her B.A. from
Kenyon College. Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she
currently resides in Washington, D.C. with her husband and
daughter.
"On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse Show
community, I am extremely pleased to welcome Bridget Love Meehan as
our new Executive Director. Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge
and expertise in the areas of marketing and sponsorship and she has
a strong background and understanding of the requirements needed to
produce a world class event. Having taken part in WIHS as a
spectator, an exhibitor and a member of the marketing and
communications committee, she brings a unique perspective to
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our team. We look forward to her contributions toward the future
success of the show," said Reid.
About the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS) An
equestrian tradition since 1958, the Washington International Horse
Show brings top horses and riders from the U.S. and abroad,
including Olympic champions, to the nation's capital to compete for
more than $400,000 in prize money and championship titles. More
than 500 horses participate in show jumping, hunter and equitation
events during the six-day show. Highlights include the $100,000
President's Cup Grand Prix - a World Cup Qualifier, where top
competitors, including Olympic medalists, vie for the President of
the United States Perpetual Cup; the Puissance high jump
competition; and WIHS Equitation Championship Finals featuring the
country's top junior riders. Special exhibitions, boutique shopping
and community activities round out this family-friendly event.
Since its debut, the Washington International has been a
Washington, D.C., institution attended by presidents, first ladies,
celebrities, business and military leaders, as well as countless
horse enthusiasts of all ages. Washington International Horse Show
Association, Ltd., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization,
is headquartered in Washington, D.C. www.wihs.org.
Press Contact: Press Link/Diana De Rosa, [email protected],
516-848-4867
Washington International Horse Show: [email protected],
202-525-3679
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The Washington International Horse Show (WIHS), the leading
indoor championship horse show in thecountry, is pleased to
announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new Executive Director. Meehan
joins theexecutive leadership of WIHS Juliet W. Reid, President;
Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony F.Hitchcock, Chief Operating
Officer as the show prepares for its 53rd annual event taking place
October 25-30 at Verizon Center.
Meehan comes to WIHS from Discovery Communications, the worlds
number one nonfiction media company,where she served in a variety
of senior roles since 2004. Most recently, as director of strategic
planning andcommunications, she was responsible for the development
and execution of marketing solutions and brand-building
opportunities for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that,
she was vice president and managingdirector at Hayes &
Associates, specialists in Washington, D.C. event production and
sponsorshipmanagement, where she designed and executed national
marketing and public affairs campaigns for corporateand non-profit
clients.
Meehan also served as the director of communications for the
United States Equestrian Federation, thenational governing body for
horse sports, and is an active rider and competitor. She received
her M.B.A. fromFordham University and her B.A. from Kenyon College.
Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she currentlyresides in
Washington, D.C. with her husband and daughter.
On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse Show
community, I am extremely pleased to welcomeBridget Love Meehan as
our new Executive Director. Bridget brings a wealth of knowledge
and expertise inthe areas of marketing and sponsorship and she has
a strong background and understanding of therequirements needed to
produce a world class event. Having taken part in WIHS as a
spectator, an exhibitorand a member of the marketing and
communications committee, she brings a unique perspective to our
team.We look forward to her contributions toward the future success
of the show, said Reid.
About the Washington International Horse Show (WIHS)
An equestrian tradition since 1958, the Washington International
Horse Show brings top horses and ridersfrom the U.S. and abroad,
including Olympic champions, to the nations capital to compete for
more than$400,000 in prize money and championship titles. More than
500 horses participate in show jumping, hunter
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exhibitions, boutique shopping and community activities roundout
this family-friendly event. Since its debut, the Washington
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presidents, first ladies, celebrities, business and military
leaders, as well as countlesshorse enthusiasts of all ages.
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Washington, D.C. - The Washington International Horse Show
(WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in the country,
is pleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new executive
director. Meehan joins the executive leadership of WIHS - Juliet W.
Reid, President; Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony F.
Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer - as the show prepares for its
53rd annual event taking place October 25-30, 2011, at Verizon
Center. Meehan comes to WIHS from Discovery Communications, the
world's number one nonfiction media company, where she served in a
variety of senior roles since 2004. Most recently, as director of
strategic planning and communications, she was responsible for the
development and execution of marketing solutions and brand-building
opportunities for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that,
she was vice president and managing director at Hayes &
Associates, specialists in Washington, D.C. event production and
sponsorship management, where she designed and executed national
marketing and public affairs campaigns for corporate and non-profit
clients. Meehan also served as the director of communications for
the United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing
body for horse sports, and is an active rider and competitor. She
received her M.B.A. from Fordham University and her B.A. from
Kenyon College. Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she
currently resides in Washington, D.C. with her husband and
daughter. "On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse
Show community, I am extremely pleased to welcome Bridget Love
Meehan as our new Executive Director. Bridget brings a wealth of
knowledge and expertise in the areas of marketing and sponsorship
and she has a strong background and understanding of the
requirements needed to produce a world class event. Having taken
part in WIHS as a spectator, an exhibitor and a member of the
marketing and communications committee, she brings a unique
perspective to our team. We look forward to her contributions
toward the future success of the show," said Reid. About the
Washington International Horse Show An equestrian tradition since
1958, the Washington International Horse Show brings top horses and
riders from the U.S. and abroad, including Olympic champions, to
the nation's capital to compete for more than $400,000 in prize
money and championship titles. More than 500 horses participate in
show jumping, hunter and equitation events during the six-day show.
Highlights include the $100,000 President's Cup Grand Prix - a
World Cup Qualifier, where top competitors, including Olympic
medalists, vie for the President of the United States Perpetual
Cup; the Puissance high jump competition; and WIHS Equitation
Championship Finals featuring the country's top junior riders.
Special exhibitions, boutique shopping and community activities
round out this family-friendly event. Since its debut, the
Washington International has been a Washington, D.C., institution
attended by presidents, first ladies, celebrities, business and
military leaders, as well as countless horse enthusiasts of all
ages. Washington International Horse Show Association, Ltd., a
501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization, is headquartered in
Washington, D.C. www.wihs.org. ENDS
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Washington, D.C. - The Washington International Horse Show
(WIHS), the leading indoor championship horse show in the country,
is pleased to announce Bridget Love Meehan as the new executive
director. Meehan joins the executive leadership of WIHS - Juliet W.
Reid, President; Greg W. Gingery, Chairman; and Anthony F.
Hitchcock, Chief Operating Officer - as the show prepares for its
53rd annual event taking place October 25-30, 2011, at Verizon
Center. Meehan comes to WIHS from Discovery Communications, the
world's number one nonfiction media company, where she served in a
variety of senior roles since 2004. Most recently, as director of
strategic planning and communications, she was responsible for the
development and execution of marketing solutions and brand-building
opportunities for the domestic distribution market. Prior to that,
she was vice president and managing director at Hayes &
Associates, specialists in Washington, D.C. event production and
sponsorship management, where she designed and executed national
marketing and public affairs campaigns for corporate and non-profit
clients. Meehan also served as the director of communications for
the United States Equestrian Federation, the national governing
body for horse sports, and is an active rider and competitor. She
received her M.B.A. from Fordham University and her B.A. from
Kenyon College. Originally from the Buffalo, N.Y. area, she
currently resides in Washington, D.C. with her husband and
daughter. "On behalf of the entire Washington International Horse
Show community, I am extremely pleased to welcome Bridget Love
Meehan as our new Executive Director. Bridget brings a wealth of
knowledge and expertise in the areas of marketing and sponsorship
and she has a strong background and understanding of the
requirements needed to produce a world class event. Having taken
part in WIHS as a spectator, an exhibitor and a member of the
marketing and communications committee, she brings a unique
perspective to our team. We look forward to her contributions
toward the future success of the show," said Reid. About the
Washington International Horse Show An equestrian tradition since
1958, the Washington International Horse Show brings top horses and
riders from the U.S. and abroad, including Olympic champions, to
the nation's capital to compete for more than $400,000 in prize
money and championship titles. More than 500 horses participate in
show jumping, hunter and equitation events during the six-day show.
Highlights include the $100,000 President's Cup Grand Prix - a
World Cup Qualifier, where top competitors, including Olympic
medalists, vie for the President of the United States Perpetual
Cup; the Puissance high jump competition; and WIHS Equitation
Championship Finals featuring the country's top junior riders.
Special exhibitions, boutique shopping and community activities
round out this family-friendly event. Since its debut, the
Washington International has been a Washington, D.C., institution
attended by presidents, first ladies, celebrities, business and
military leaders, as well as countless horse enthusiasts of all
ages. Washington International Horse Show Association, Ltd., a
501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization, is headquartered in
Washington, D.C. www.wihs.org. ENDS
Bridget Love Meehan.
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