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"Dear Tania,
This is a great site! (Great Lakes Horse Sports) I look forward to looking at it more in depth. Thanks,"
Susan Steinmueller
Eccentric
Newspapers
Reporter
Spring 2007
"Mark forwarded me your website link-- lots of good information" Suzie Heiney, Washtenaw Land Trust.
June 2007
"The
articles are great - thank you very much! Scott & Tim
certainly cleaned up and I'm glad you featured them in the
article. It's nice to showcase trainers that support us for all
three weeks. I also really enjoyed the dressage articles.
All of the riders you interviewed are wonderful people!"
AlexRheinheimer,
Horse Sports by the Bay
August 2007
Mary Ann McPhail, one of the great givers to dressage in America, gave me an exclusive interview to write about her and about her ideas for American dressage. This decision was based on the fact that she liked the article I wrote about Olympic vet and researcher Hilary Clayton. McPhail has built international facilities in Florida that bring world competition to our riders.
N. Ed Robinson, Director of the Equine Pulmonary Laboratory, Michigan State University, on the article I wrote about him: "I love your personal article."
From
Tara Prasad, PR, Meijer Gardens "I remember the wonderful articles you
have written about us (and Fred Meijer), and I would love for you to
cover the Segal exhibition. We don't necessarily have a special media
persentation planned yet, but we are talking about it. This is a very
unique show as we are the only site that will be hosting this in the
United States.
Peter Winants, former President of The Chronicle of the Horse, an intellectual paragon known to possess an historical perspective on the equestrian world unequaled in America, spoke about my history of foxhunting in Michigan. "Well done."
Marion Fajen, former Corporate Secretary of AIG, was raised in a Catholic orphanage. She married at 20 and though she had four children of her own to bring up, she set her sights on the business world. Energetic, astute, blessed with a photographic memory and the common sense learned from motherhood, she rose to the top in one of the world's largest insurance agencies. About my work she says, "You're a fine writer and teacher, Tania. You should be writing books for children about horses and sports."