Lynn Palm - Palm Partnership Training ™ Featured in Cooking Light Magazine

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Public Relations Contact:
Palm Partnership Training ™
906-932-0770
generalinfo@lynnpalm.com

Ocala, FL (August 12, 2004) -- Lynn Palm and Palm Partnership Training ™ will be featured in the "Personal Coach: Horseback Riding" article in Cooking Light magazine's September 2004 issue.

The "Personal Coach: Horseback Riding" article featured in Cooking Light is a "how to" guide for beginning riders. Palm shares her Palm Partnership Training™ tips for success on getting started with the sport of riding. Palm also lists the American Quarter Horse Association, American Paint Horse Association, United States Equestrian Federation, Equisearch.com, Horse & Rider magazine, and Horse Illustrated magazine as new rider resources.

"I am honored that Cooking Light chose to do an article about riding to share with the magazine's millions of readers. The sport of riding is a perfect fit with the Cooking Light philosophy-'eat smart, be fit, and live well.' I hope the article will inspire many people to start riding and discover how horses enhance health and happiness," states Palm.

Published by Southern Progress Corporation, Cooking Light is the nation's leading food and fitness magazine. Each month, over 10 million consumers turn to the magazine, while CookingLight.com provides daily food and fitness updates, healthy recipes, and nutrition advice to millions of unique visitors each year.

Palm Partnership Training ™ is a world class international equestrian education center with Equestrian Facilities at Fox Grove Farm, Ocala, FL, and Royal Palm Ranch, Bessemer, MI. Palm Partnership Training ™ Equestrian Facilities provide training for competition and recreational horses and riders. Palm Partnership Training™ hosts Hunt Seat, Dressage, and Western equestrian schools throughout the year as well as offers premier horse and rider training products and equipment. For more information contact Palm Partnership Training ™, Fox Grove Farm, 9445 NW 60th Ave., Ocala, FL 34482, Toll free: 1-800-503-2824 * Phone: 352-629-3310 * www.lynnpalm.com * Email: generalinfo@lynnpalm.com

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AQHA Encouraging Participation in Dressage
More American Quarter Horses Excel in the Sport

Amarillo, Texas, May 11, 2004 - In January 2004, the American Quarter Horse Association announced that it would accept dressage test scores for American Quarter Horses and current AQHA members competing at approved U.S. Equestrian/United States Dressage Federation and Canadian Equestrian Federation shows. Riders may turn in their test scores and have them recorded by AQHA.

When the program was implemented, it was set to last for an initial one-year trial period, after which time the AQHA Show Committee will examine the figures to see how many horses have participated, how many exhibitors are AQHA members, and evaluate how the proposed test score table is transferring over into point values. No points will be awarded during this time period. However, the amount of participation during the 2004 trial period will
determine the future of the program.

"AQHA strongly encourages dressage participants to turn in their test scores during this initial year," said AQHA Executive Vice President Bill Brewer. "We are thrilled to have the program in place and hope the level of participation grows to secure the recognition dressage competitors and American Quarter Horses deserve."

The American Quarter Horse is by far the most versatile horse in the world, proven by its success in many different arenas. From cutting and reining to racing and ranching and even dressage, American Quarter Horses thrive in nearly every discipline.

In fact, American Quarter Horse stallion My Royal Lark claimed the Grand Champion First Level horse title at the USDF's Southern Comfort Zada Cup at the Clarcona Equestrian Park in Orlando, Florida.

Amid a competitive field of Dutch Warmbloods, Hanoverians, Oldenburgs, Arabians and Westfalens, breeds that have traditionally excelled at dressage, AQHA Professional Horsewoman Lynn Palm and My Royal Lark, son of multiple AQHA Superhorse, Rugged Lark, emerged Grand Champion First Level, also earning the event's highest first level score, 68.571 percent.

My Royal Lark and Palm have achieved six USDF tests above 60 percent and are already qualified for 2004 USDF Regional Competition in First Level Test 4.

Dressage is an intense test of athleticism and obedience, and not every horse is successful. In the past, those talented American Quarter Horses that could pass the test have received only limited recognition. AQHA's Best of America's Horse Program recognizes the top performers competing in non-AQHA Alliance organizations, such as USDF, but competitors receive no points. AQHA has attempted to address the issue of formalizing dressage recognition since 1994.

When a horse and rider team competes in dressage, they perform a specific pattern depending on their own dressage level. The average time is different for each test; the shortest pattern is about four minutes, the longest, nine minutes. It can take a very long time to judge everyone in a dressage class.

How AQHA Recognizes Dressage:

* Exhibitors must have current individual AQHA, U.S. Equestrian and USDF memberships and comply with membership requirements.
* Exhibitors must meet AQHA eligibility requirements for open, amateur or youth participation.
* Horses must compete under AQHA registered name and number or licensed number with USDF.
* Approved events will initially be held at existing U.S. Equestrian/USDF shows, judged by U.S. Equestrian judges.
* Exhibitors competing at approved U.S. Equestrian/USDF and Canadian Equestrian approved dressage shows will send score sheets to AQHA for processing.
* AQHA will use a chart to transfer percentage scores to point values. Maximum point values will be set for each level to encourage advancement to higher levels.
* Year-end high-point awards and a recognition program are being developed.

Stipulations:
* The program will be implemented for a one-year trial period beginning January 1, 2004, to gauge interest.
* Horses will not accumulate official points during the trial period.
* Horses will not be Incentive Fund eligible at this time.
* Dressage is not a World Show event.

For more information on AQHA and to download your dressage test
score sheet, visit http://www.aqha.com/passthrough/dressagefactsheet.pdf or call AQHA
at (806) 376-4811

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Contact: Khadija Katherine Haynes, CEO
The Urban Farm
303/307-9332

Urban Farm Welcomes World-Famous Equestrienne Lynn Palm

World-famous equestrienne, Lynn Palm, will be conducting a clinic for Urban Farm kids this Thursday, March 11 from 4:45 to 7:00 p.m. Ms. Palm is in Denver is the featured guest at the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo (March 12-14, 2004 at the National Western Complex). Known for training and showing internationally revered Quarter Horse, Rugged Lark, to two "Super Horse" Championships, Ms. Palm has agreed to work with 25 of The Urban Farm's riders prior to her appearance at Expo.

The Urban Farm is a 10 year old non profit which teaches agricultural and environmental education to urban kids. The Farm works with 3,000 kids per year in sustained programs. There are more than 400 kids in their Just Say Whoa! Horsemanship Education programs. The Farm is located in the heart of Denver on 23 acres on the former Stapleton Airport site, just off of 1-70 and Havana.

For more information about The Urban Farm: www.TheUrbanFarm.org
For more information about the Rocky Mountain Horse Expo: RockyMountainHorseExpo.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Contact:
Michelle Beauclair Bell
Palm Partnership Training
Phone: 352-629-3310
Fax: 352-629-3470
Michelle@lynnpalm.com

www.lynnpalm.com

AQHA Stallion My Royal Lark Crowned USDF Grand Champion First Level

ORLANDO, FL – February 15, 2004- Lynn Palm and My Royal Lark, AQHA stallion, claimed the Grand Champion First Level horse title at the United States Dressage Federation’s Southern Comfort Zada Cup held February 13 through 15, at the Clarcona Equestrian Park in Orlando, Florida.

Amid a competitive field of Dutch Warmbloods, Hanoverians, Oldenburgs, Arabians, and Westfalens, AQHA Super Horse trainer Lynn Palm and My Royal Lark, son of AQHA Super Horse, Rugged Lark, emerged Grand Champion First Level also earning the event’s highest first level score, 68.571%.

Describing the dressage competition audience’s response, Palm said “Many people appreciated My Royal Lark’s abilities. In both tests on the second day of the competition, one in first level test 4, and one in second level test 4, My Royal Lark received enthusiastic applause!”

My Royal Lark and Palm have achieved six USDF tests above 60% and are already qualified for 2004 USDF Regional Competition in First Level Test 4.

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Lynn Salvatori Palm and HorseTV Announce Agreement For New Television Series

Houston, TX - HorseTV, the first regularly scheduled, nationally televised programming for horse people, announced today an agreement with Lynn Salvatori Palm, nationally known and respected horsewoman, trainer, and clinician, to begin airing her new television series, “Palm Partnership Training” as part of the HorseTV regular weekly program schedule. The series debuts on Monday, April 1, and will run for an initial 13 weeks, with a second series due for the fall.

Well known to the equestrian world as the trainer and rider of the amazing stallion Rugged Lark, twice winner of the AQHA’s coveted Super Horse title, Lynn’s experience in so many different disciplines uniquely qualifies her as one of the leading female clinicians in the equestrian world.

Whether on the ground, in the saddle, or in the classroom, Lynn imparts knowledge and information to her students that provides a strong base for becoming a successful competitor or rider. By putting a strong emphasis on her Dressage Principles for the Western and Hunt Seat Horse and Rider, she teaches her students to build new partnerships with their horses by learning non-forceful and resistance free acceptance and control.

One of Palm’s current goals is the establishment of the first-ever professional tour and symposium conducted by professional women tops in their equestrian field, to be hosted by Lynn as well as some of the other top female trainers in the horse industry today.

HorseTV began broadcasting fifteen months ago on January 1, 2001 and is distributed by the America One Television Network. HorseTV is presented as five, two-hour long time-blocks per week. 124 affiliate stations and select cable systems coast-to-coast broadcast the America One Television Network, which also can be received by over 2 million households via direct C-Band satellite. More than 20 million households can receive America One.

HorseTV is also available on the Internet via the 24 hour-a-day webcast of America One from Yahoo and JumpTV. There are more than 13 million homes with broadband Internet connections in North America alone.1

HorseTV presents a wide variety of programs to its viewers, providing educational, instructional, veterinary, documentary, and show and event programming devoted to owners, riders, breeders and lovers of horses and equestrian sports.

HorseTV, LLC is a joint venture of USFR Media Group and Equestrian Vision USA/UK. USFR Media Group is an integrated media holding company located in Houston, Texas. In addition to America One Television, USFR Media Group owns Cowboys & Indians magazine, the premier magazine of the Western lifestyle, and Western & English Today, the leading business-to-business magazine of the western and English equestrian industry. Equestrian Vision is the leading distributor of high-quality equestrian programming and home video in North America and Europe, including the equestrian events from the 2000 Sydney Olympics and the upcoming World Equestrian Games in Spain.

1 - Salomon Smith Barney, Nielsen/NetRatings

www.horsetv.com

Zada Enterprises, LLC Florida Dressage Classic Kicks Off At Winter Equestrian Festival

WELLINGTON, FL - February 17, 2004 - Dressage returns to the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club for the second of three shows to be held at the 32nd Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Florida. Zada Enterprises, LLC Florida Dressage Classic will be held Thursday through Sunday, February 19 through 22.

A stellar roster of riders will be competing in classes from Training Level through Grand Prix, including Olympians Sue Blinks, Michelle Gibson, Bent Jensen, and Jane Savoie. Top riders from Europe and South America will also contest classes including Dr. Cesar

Parra of Colombia who has already qualified to compete in the 2004 Athens Olympics, and one of Denmark's biggest stars, Lars Petersen. Quarter horse fans will be thrilled to see Lynn Palm competing aboard My Royal Lark, a descendant of her famous champion Rugged Lark. Karen Sakas, a New York fashion model for Calvin Klein and Donna Karan will be making her WEF debut.

Zada Enterprises, LLC is the title sponsor of the event. Joe Zada's commitment to horses has led to his support of a long list of equestrian events through his Zada Enterprises, LLC - a corporation designated solely for sponsorships. A native of Michigan and an amateur rider all his life, Zada launched his support of the Winter Equestrian Festival dressage and show jumping events in 1998. Zada's commitment to the equestrian community includes not only events, but also individual horses and riders. As an owner, he sponsors mounts with Robert Dover, Robert Ross and David O'Connor. O'Connor won the Individual Gold Medal in eventing at the 2000 Sydney Olympics riding Zada's horse Custom Made.

Though Zada Enterprises, LLC evolved as a company devoted to sponsorships primarily in the equestrian world, the reach of the support extends to other endeavors as well, including sports sponsorships with law enforcement agencies in the United States. In West Palm Beach, Zada LLC sponsors The Bandits - the Sheriff's Football Team; and the Southern Florida Lawmen's Softball Teams. Zada Enterprises, LLC also funds handicapped and therapeutic riding centers in Michigan and Colorado and organizations supporting terminally ill AIDS patients.

2004 WINTER EQUESTRIAN FESTIVAL TICKET INFORMATION
Show days for the 2004 Winter Equestrian Festival are Wednesday through Sunday. Gates open at 8:00 am. Ticket Prices: Wednesdays are free to everyone; Children 12 and under are admitted free every day; Young Adults 13 to 18 and Seniors are $5 on Thursday through Sunday; Adults are $5 on Thursday and Friday, $10 on Saturday, and $15 on Sunday. The Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club is located on Pierson Road off South Shore Boulevard. For additional information, visit www.stadiumjumping.com or call 561-793-5867.

For Immediate Release
For more information, call 800-503-2824 or 352-629-3310

Lynn Palm, Multi-World and-European Champion Equestrian, Wins Equine Educator of the Year Award

(Ocala, FL, January 26, 2004) -- Lynn Palm has been named Equine Educator of the Year by the American Association for Horsemanship Safety. Jan Dawson, President of the Association, traveled from Fentress, TX to Ocala to personally present Lynn with a plaque at a small reception held at Palm's Fox Grove Farm.

Ms. Dawson explained that the award is given only when someone exceptional catches the Association's attention for their contribution to horsemanship safety. Lynn is the first horse trainer to win the award and the first recipient who is not either a college classroom professor or an individual involved in running a major university equine program.

One of the many and varied functions of The American Association for Horsemanship Safety is to train and certify riding instructors. Ms. Dawson said that one of the association's tenets is that, "a comfortable horse is a safe horse." She said, "No one has done a better job of bringing to popular attention the fact that a rider's hands are subordinate to everything else than Lynn. She did it first on Rugged Lark™ and then with bridleless demonstrations on other horses, proving that you do not need to, nor should you, use your hands to control the horse... Many generations of horses will be happy because of Lynn."

Ms. Dawson went on to say that Lynn also was chosen for the award because, "Lynn is extremely safety conscious. And, she is a methodical rider who does everything by routine... Out of habit she is a chronic teacher who explains everything she does all of the time. You can't be around her without learning something!"

Lynn's priority is rider education. She started her world-renowned training schools in 1972; and Ms. Dawson remembers that, even back 20 years or more, she could spot that "Lynn Palm stamp" of having proper seat on Lynn's students. In 1998, Lynn established Palm Partnership Training™. She and her husband, French rider and instructor Cyril Pittion-Rossillon, hold the training schools at their two facilities -- Fox Grove Farm in Ocala, Fl (October through May) and Royal Palm Ranch, Ltd. in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (June through September). For more information, please call 800-503-2824 or visit www.lynnpalm.com.

To find out more about The American Association of Horsemanship Safety, log on to www.horsemanshipsafety.com or www.law.utexas.edu/dawson/ for information about equine liability.