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Lindsay Rinehart & Hillary Hoffman • Cultivating Horse Show Curiosity into Community Growth
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- Mar 14, 2026
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- 1530
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Summary
Marketing Series #3 • In this episode of the We LOVE Arabian Horses Podcast marketing series, Paul Kostial is joined by two passionate advocates for the Arabian horse community: Lindsay Rinehart, Trotwood Farm & Member of AHA Education & Evaluation Commission and Hillary Hoffman, AHA Marketing Development & Promotion Committee Chair person & AHA Region 10 Director. Together, they explore an important question facing the Arabian horse industry today: What does a newcomer experience when they walk into an Arabian horse show for the first time? From confusing show schedules and insider terminology to the power of simple gestures like welcoming volunteers and guided barn tours, this conversation dives into practical ways clubs, horse shows, and exhibitors can create a more inviting environment for new people discovering the breed. They discuss: • The difference between attraction and retention in horse show marketing • Why first impressions on the showgrounds matter more than we realize • Simple ideas like welcome tables, newcomer guides, and volunteer hosts • How hands-on experiences with Arabian horses create lifelong connections • Ways clubs and shows can turn curiosity into real involvement If the Arabian horse community wants to grow, it starts with the experience we create for the next person who walks through the gate. This conversation is packed with practical ideas, thoughtful insights, and a shared passion for building a stronger future for the Arabian horse.