Saddle Ridge Featured in Tampa Tribune's Highlands Today
Equestrian News Release

Sebring, FL - February 18, 2008 - Saddle Ridge, an all-natural equestrian community near the Florida town of Sebring, is currently featured in Highlands Today, a publication produced by the Tampa Tribune. The article, published on February 18, focuses on the eco-friendly development and its effort to merge equestrian lifestyle with green, natural living.

The community is currently under construction and will be a deed-restricted development that allows horses and horse lovers to coexist harmoniously with nature.

"We're thrilled to be in Highlands Today," commented Janie Coffey, a marketing agent for Saddle Ridge. "We feel it's extremely important to educate the public about eco-friendly living and its impact on the environment. Part of our mission in building Saddle Ridge is to provide a safe and friendly atmosphere for horse lovers and horses alike, in addition to spreading awareness about environmentally safe practices. It is possible to enjoy an equestrian lifestyle while protecting nature, and that's the message we would like to get out there."

The 1,200 acre community, with only 96 parcels, has been designed to preserve the natural state of the land and ensure privacy for its residents. Located between Sebring and Lake Placid, FL, Saddle Ridge is the first of its kind in the horse industry with regard to its commitment and sustainability in development practices, land conservation, building methods and horse-keeping.

Saddle Ridge is pleased to provide new customers with a special introductory promotion. This environmentally conscious development is offering a select number of 10 acre parcels, with a 3,000 square foot custom home, for $690,000. Additionally, the first 20 closed contracts will receive a free three-stall barn.

To learn more about Saddle Ridge, please visit http://www.SaddleRidgeFl.com or call 1-866-962-5263.