Lexington tack shop Bob Mickler’s is helping the Kentucky Equine Humane Center as part of its anniversary celebration. Donate $5 to the KyEHC to help them rescue and rehome horses in Kentucky, and you’ll be entered to win some fabulous prizes!
The event will take place on October 9 – 10, 2009. Two separate trunk shows will be ongoing during this event. There will be a Wine & Cheese Reception on October 9 from 5-8pm.
Bob Mickler’s is proud to have this Anniversary Celebration in conjunction with a fundraiser event for the Kentucky Equine Humane Center.
- Purchase any item over $60 and get a FREE Gift Card of $19.49 to use on your next purchase!(limit of one)
- Enter your name to win a FREE Barbour Leather Bag, Charles Owen Riding Helmet, or Ariat Cobalt XR Paddock Boots with each $5 donation to the Kentucky Equine Humane Center! (Representatives from the KyEHC will be on-site to give out information, take donations, and answer any questions about concerning adoptions and their services.)
- Breech Trade In! Bring in any pair of used or worn out (Clean!) Ariat Breeches and receive 20% off a new pair of breeches from Ariat!
- FREE Gift with every Barbour purchase! A certificate for a Free Barbour Coat Re-waxing will be given away with each purchase of Barbour.
- View and place orders at the Trunk Show of New Limited Edition Ariat Products developed especially for the 2010 World Equestrian Games.
- View and place orders at the Trunk Show of Ibex Outdoor Clothing. Bob Mickler’s newest line, offering what “old” wool & new synthetics cannot – renewable, ultra-soft, high-performing fabrics with true comfort, ultimate performance, and appealing style.
- Wine and Cheese reception Friday evening, October 9, 2009 to highlight festivities.
Where: Bob Mickler’s
1093 West High St.
Lexington, KY 40508
www.bobmicklers.com
When: Friday, October 9 10am – 8pm (Wine & Cheese served 5 – 8pm)
Saturday, October 10 10am – 5pm
Contact:
Julie Mickler
859-254-3814 or 800-443-6824
info@bobmicklers.com
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