Ready To Rock At BETA International 2003

BETA International 2003 looks set to be a mix of rock and roll and meet the celebrity.

As the days are rapidly counting down this year's Trade Fair is where it's all happening this February, with a host of well known names from the equestrian world making their way to the NEC.

If you're a music fan, you won't be disappointed with Zepla, planning musical entertainment. At the end of the show on the Monday, singer and song writer, Tony Matthews is set to entertain with a range of music, thanks to the firm.

BETA International Organiser Tom Hustler said: "We are very much looking forward to the 2003 Trade Fair which will be a hive of activity with many well known names from the equestrian world attending."

Event riders Jeanette Brakewell and Mary King will both be visiting the Barbour stand, where they will be helping to launch the new Barbour ladies' equestrian collection. Jeanette will also be on the Quay Equestrian stand throughout the three days.

At the SMD stand Mary King, Lucinda and Clayton Fredericks will all be promoting Ariat with the Fredericks also supporting the Georg Schumacher range.

Comfort Zone Equestrian, first time exhibitors, have attracted the attention of both event rider Terry Boon and showjumper Billy Twomey who will be supporting the Grantham-based company.

Pippa Funnell, Blyth Tait and Geoff Billington will be out in force on the Horseware Ireland stand while rising star of the showjumping world Robert Whitaker will be a main attraction at Thorowgood.

Zebra Products will be a celebrity haven with Carl Hester, Jeanette Brakewell and Lucinda Green all in attendance during the Trade Fair.

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