 Just In Time for the Holidays! Finally Ready for Release
Now available on DVD - Produced by Phelps/Hathaway Enterprises, Inc.
Here is your chance to own a part of equestrian history! The historical and entertaining video produce by Phelps/Hathaway Enterprises, Inc which debuted at the 2007 USDF Convention to rave reviews is now available for purchase.
In a one hour production this project was a collaborative effort that resulted in a documentary that provides current and future equestrians with an important glimpse of America's equestrian past. Maj. Gen. Jonathan (Jack) Burton, who served his country in both World War II and Vietnam, is a legend in the U.S. equestrian world. A former U.S. cavalry officer, he represented America in numerous international equestrian competitions, including the 1948 and 1956 Olympics. Skilled in both jumping and dressage, Gen. Burton is perhaps best known for being one of the key figures behind the development of eventing in the U.S.
Packed with conversation, historical photos and commentary added by some of America's top influences in the equestrian scene, Maj. Gen. Jonathan (Jack) Burton related stories of his life as a member of the U.S. Military’s Equestrian Team. Burton tells of how the U.S. military “acquired” horses from the Germans during the years that U.S. forces occupied Germany. The American military officers who made up the U.S. teams engaged in international competition used these “captured” horses with much success in international events in the first year’s following World War II. “We were short of horses, especially dressage horses,” Burton said. “The horses were considered captured military material.”
View video clip
http://www.sportsquest.tv/Burton_summary_mp4.html
"Of all of the things we have accomplished in our 30 year business in the sport." said producer Mary Phelps-Hathaway, "I am most proud of this documentary, honoring this man, and I want to thank him, The Dressage Foundation and Karin Offield for their support, as well as everyone else who contributed to this effort."
The cost is $29.95 plus $5 p&h
To place your order
Step One - go to http://www.horsesdaily.com/shop
Step Two - In the field which says
On-Line Invoice Payments, Invoice Number (if applicable): Enter "Burton"
A $5 postage and handling charge will be automatically applied.
Step Three – Fill out all contact info, and in the field for special instructions: enter "Please ship Burton Video asap".
You can also call in your order to 1-800-572-3285, between 9-4 Mon- Thurs EST.
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