Premier Equestrian Introduces New Brentina Arena at World Cup with Debbie McDonald Autograph Session

Sandy, UT- Premier Equestrian, one of the nations leading suppliers of dressage arenas, jumps, and ProStride rubber footing, is introducing their new Brentina Arena at the 2007 World Cup April 18-22nd in Las Vegas, Nevada. To celebrate the dressage arena named after her champion mare, Brentina, Olympian Debbie McDonald will be at the Premier booth to sign autographs during the World Cup. Visit the Premier Booth (# 109 in the Cox Pavilion) for details and times.

Debbie McDonald and Brentina train in a state-of-the-art Brentina Arena and Debbie told us why, "We are very particular about what equipment we use in our training facility. Brentina warrants only the finest products. Not only did this arena pass our inspection, but we felt it was such an exceptional design providing form & function with the highest degree of safety that we gave it our finest approval" by naming it the Brentina Arena.

Premier president, Hieidi Zorn, elaborated, "The Brentina Arena is a revolutionary design that solves all the problems faced by multi-rail arenas." The 18" base cone is extremely stable in high wind. The rails snap into each base and will release upon any force or impact providing the ultimate safety for horse and rider. The sleek 2-sided European design combined with the durability, the quick release safety design, the stability, and the portability of the Brentina Arena immediately attracted the attention of dressage professionals and show managers.

World Cup attendees are invited to stop by the Premier Booth (# 109 in the Cox Pavilion) and check out the features of the Brentina Arena close up and of course meet Debbie McDonald during her autograph sessions at the booth. "This arena is beautiful, extremely stout and durable, wind resistant and most of all, safe. We love our new Brentina Arena and so will you," says McDonald.

For immediate information on the Brentina Arena and other Premier products visit www.dressagearena.net/pages/brentina.html