This month’s edition of GoMag! features amateur western pleasure exhibitor Emily Cramer and her horse Gotta Get Some Sleep.
“Stewart is everything I could ever ask for,” said Emily about her 2004 gelding. “I feel so blessed that I have the opportunity to own him.” Emily, a Stanford University student, started her amateur career just over a year ago earning a 2007 Congress top-ten finish in the 3 YO non-pro pleasure, NSBA World and Reserve World Championship titles, and top pleasure finishes at all the 2008 majors.
Emily and “Stewart” will wrap up 2008 with amateur pleasure appearances at both the Congress and World Show. Dave Dellin will ride Stewart in the Junior Western pleasure in Oklahoma City, a team which earned a top-ten finish in the 2 YO western pleasure in 2006.
But, like so many other talented horses trained by the team at High Point Performance Horses Stewart’s career will go far beyond pleasure. This fall will be the Congress and World debut in Jr. Western Riding with Jason Martin, and other events are on the horizon.
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Are you one of the few horse show enthusiasts who still has not seen our online digital magazine, GoMag? We answer some frequently asked questions to help you familiarize yourself with this new and revolutionary way to view our industry’s finest print ads. You will see why people are calling GoMag the future of equine advertising.
- What is GoMag?
GoMag! is an online digital magazine that can only be viewed by logging on to GoHorseShow.com. GoMag is similar to our industry’s print magazines, however, GoMag is viewed online from the convenience of your computer. - What makes the ads in GoMag! different from regular print ads?
GoMag! has many viewing features that you just can’t get from a regular print ad. The pages in GoMag! flip like a traditional magazine but additionally, all of the ads are interactive with zoom, linking and search features. Each issue is kept in an easy-to-search online archive. Readers can click on the ad to zoom and if they click on a sponsor’s logo, it will direct them to that website. With no down time for printing, turnaround time is extremely fast. - Do I need a subscription to view GoMag?
Absolutely not! Viewing GoMag! is free and easy. There are many different ways to view GoMag! You can go to GoHorseShow.com/GoMag, you can click on the folded upper right hand corner of our home page or just click below the flipping mini-magazine icon found in the upper right hand corner of the GoHorseShow.com home page - How many people view GoMag?
GoHorseShow.com sends the magazine out digitally to over 10,000 horse show enthusiasts and people view the magazine more and more every day. - What does it cost to run an ad in GoMag?
It is very cost effective to advertise in GoMag! One-time cost is as little as $130 per page. We also offer Premium Pages (which are pages 2 through 14) for $260 each and the Inside Front Cover and Page 1 are $390 each. The cover is sold through February 2009, please contact us for cover pricing and availability. We give discounts for pre-purchased multiple pages. - How do I submit my ad for an upcoming issue?
Your ad designer can easily email us your print ad in any format. Dimensions should roughly be 8.5 x 11. In the effort to produce the highest quality product possible, we do require that the ads are 300 dpi. Please pre-pay all ads in advance. Once an ad is paid, it is placed on a first, come first served basis. Please contact us if you have any questions. You can click here to start the page reservation process. - What is the deadline for the November issue?
Unless otherwise announced, our deadline is always the 27th of the month. Therefore, the deadline for the November issue will be Monday, October 27nd. The November issue will be released on Saturday, November 1st in plenty of time prior to the AQHA World Show.
