POPULAR AUTHOR TO APPEAR AT HORSE EXPO

January 15, 2007 – Author/Artist RON HEVENER (“Fate of the Stallion”) will appear at the Maryland Horse World Expo (www.horseworldexpo.com), Maryland State Fairgrounds, Timonium, MD to be held January 18-21, 2007.

Hevener, known for his novels about adventurous people who love animals, will sign books and collectible figurines from his studio. His motivational talk “How To Make Your Horse A Champion (And Yourself A Star, Too)” is bound to entertain old and young alike.

SEE RON HEVENER AT BOOTH 1518

SPEAKING APPEARANCE:
Extend-A-Cool Seminar Hall
SATURDAY – JANUARY 20, 2007
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Hevener discovered the Arabian racing stallion “NAHGUA” at a horse auction, saved him from slaughter and made him popular in over 60 countries. “Nahgua’s story was all about being down on your luck and making your way back to glory.” The stallion’s recent death at age 23 brought cards and email from fans around the world. “Barbero’s great, but he isn’t the only horse hero out there,” says Hevener with a smile. “There are lots of horses with stories to tell.”

Photo of Ron Hevener with Nahgua:
http://www.ronhevener.com/horses/nahquas_story.html

The Author knows what he’s talking about. Besides racing his horses, Hevener is a partner in SELKET ARABIANS, one of the oldest and most successful herds of Arabian performance horses in the United States. In the past year alone, horses connected to the Selket breeding program founded by JIM ANDRESON, have won everything from Regional shows to the National Championship of Brazil.

Horse lovers can look forward to filming of the TV documentary “FATE OF THE STALLION” in March, when Nahgua’s last foals are expected to be born.

Watch for more news on the website: www.RonHevener.com

CONTACT: Office of Ron Hevener
EMAIL: Pennywood@dejazzd.com
PHONE: 717-664-5089

RECENT NEWS SOURCES: Lancaster Newspapers, Lancaster Farming News, AP and Internet releases worldwide: “Famed Stallion Dies” (November).

NOTE: This will be Mr. Hevener’s first public appearance since the November press releases.

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