More
and more dressage riders feel the need to represent
themselves and their stables on the internet. With a
growing community of cyber equestrians the market is
open for exploration and world wide relationships have
become an easy deal. One of those advanced riders and
cybernauts is the Canadian Olympic Team Member Evi Strasser.
In 1994, Murray Shostak and Evi Strasser established
Good Tyme Stables, a training centre that sells dressage
and jumping horses. The centre is based St. Adèle,
Quebec, north of Montreal, just less than hour from
Dorval International Airport.
Good Tyme Stables has sold horses all over the world
with a long list of satisfied clients. During her career
as a rider and the numerous events in which she competed
in jumping, dressage and eventing categories, Evi has
had the opportunity to meet a great number of the most
competent and renowned trainers, riders, horses and
veterinarians from Canada, the USA and Europe, with
whom she has maintained both a social and professional
relationship. This makes her an exceptionally qualified
resource person, and her life-long experience as a rider
and then trainer of horses has allowed her to develop
a keen eye and very sharp sense for horses and all that
is related to them.
More
and more dressage riders feel the need to represent
themselves and their stables on the internet. With a
growing community of cyber equestrians the market is
open for exploration and world wide relationships have
become an easy deal. One of those advanced riders and
cybernauts is the Canadian Olympic Team Member Evi Strasser.
In 1994, Murray Shostak and Evi Strasser established
Good Tyme Stables, a training centre that sells dressage
and jumping horses. The centre is based St. Adèle,
Quebec, north of Montreal, just less than hour from
Dorval International Airport.
