Less Than Twenty-Four Hours to Premiere of America's Next Equestrian Star
Equestrian News Release

Twenty Fours Until the Premiere of The Search for America’s Next
Equestrian Star: Dressage on the Fox Reality Channel

Wellington, FL—It’s less than 24 hours to the premiere episode of The
Search for America’s Next Equestrian Star: Dressage on the Fox Reality
Channel. This exciting show debuts Friday, October 19 at 9:00 a.m. EST/
6:00 a.m. PST. Don’t miss the first of five hour-long episodes that
feature six-time Olympian Robert Dover in his quest to find the next
big dressage star. If you love horses, competition and reality TV,
you’ll love this show. Witness as six contestants try to outride each
other as they face a variety of tasks set by Dover, plus the usual
perils of horse ownership. Who will be eliminated and who will survive
to reap the big rewards in the show that is being called the cross
between The Apprentice and American Idol.

“We’re very excited that the show is making its debut,” said Executive
Producer Karin Reid Offield. “We hope that everyone will set their
TIVOs or tune in to watch.” The Fox Reality Channel is available
nationwide on many cable and satellite systems. Call your cable or
satellite provider for details. The show debuts at 9:00 a.m. EST on
October 19, 2007. This is 8:00 CST, 7:00 MST and 6:00 a.m. PST. The
remaining four episodes air October 26, November 2, 19 and 16, 2007.
Make sure to watch them all!

If you want to get acquainted with the six lucky contestants who were
selected from hundreds of applicants in a nationwide search, visit the
brand new website http://www.americanequestrianstar.tv. You’ll find
biographies and even a great video promo of the show. From 16-year-old
Jamil Kassum from Scottsdale, Arizona to 27-year-old professional JJ
Tate, you’re sure to find someone to root for!

The Search for America’s Next Equestrian Star was shot at Dover’s
Romance Farm in Wellington, Florida by Brave St. Productions, who has
produced shows for numerous networks. In addition to Dover and his
assistant Katherine Bateson Chandler, the show features several special
guests that help keep the contestants on their toes. Don’t miss a
moment of the excitement!

About Offield Farms
Offield Farms is a FEI-level breeding, showing and training facility
catering to the needs of discerning horse owners and riders. The farm’s
mission is to serve as a significant catalyst for the advancement and
promotion of the sport of dressage.

About Brave St. Productions, Inc.
Brave St. Productions, owned by Tammy Leech and Russell Best, is an
award winning and vertically integrated content creator and Production
Company serving the worldwide marketplace. While continuing to produce
series for a variety of traditional cable and broadcast networks, Brave
St. also produces documentaries, webisodes, promotional videos, and
has most recently created and produced a pilot for legendary Sandy
Frank Entertainment, a 10 webisodic order for Comedy Central, is in
development with FUSE, and is currently producing various pilots for
various different cable outlets.


Photo Credit: Louisa Davidson