It is with great pleasure that we introduce Eastern Pennsylvania Horse Expo's to be held on 

Sunday November 1st 2009 at Del Val College, Doylestown, Pa.  

Saturday November 21st 2009 Ag Hall Allentown Fairgrounds, Allentown, Pa

Saturday April 10th 2010 Ag Hall Allentown Fairgrounds, Allentown, Pa

There is already a tremendous “buzz” in the equine community in eastern Pennsylvania about these shows as they fall within a fifty mile radius of some of the most densely populated equine communities in the Northeast. These locations are conveniently located for equine enthusiasts in the Pocono's, Philadelphia, Lehigh Valley, Bucks, Montgomery and Chester Counties in Pennsylvania and Hunterdon, Monmouth and Morris Counties in New Jersey. They are only 90 minutes from New York City. These are all very affluent, desirable target markets for any business that serves equestrians.

The Eastern Pennsylvania Horse Expo's showcase a variety of equestrian disciplines and resources that are available to residents of Eastern Pennsylvania. These Expo's provide a venue for local equine organizations, training facilities, product manufacturers, and retail businesses to showcase your products and services to the equine enthusiast. The Eastern Pennsylvania Horse Expo's will feature the latest products and services, styles and ideas for horse lovers of all ages.

Exhibits such as trailers, trucks, barns, stalls, fencing, barn supplies, saddles, health products and supplements, grooming supplies, clothing for horse and rider, feed, nutritional supplements, pet suppliers, tack and pet stores and more will be a natural fit for these expo's.

The Eastern Pennsylvania Horse Expo at Del Val College, Doylestown, Pa Sunday November 1st 2009,  the Ag Hall Allentown Fairgrounds, Allentown, Pa Saturday November 21st 2009 and Ag Hall Allentown Fairgrounds, Allentown, Pa Saturday April 10th 2010 will be produced by Eastern Pennsylvania Horse Expo. The shows will be promoted via a comprehensive marketing campaign throughout the Eastern Pennsylvania region from the Pocono's to western New Jersey via radio, e-mail promotions, posters in equine related businesses and farms, as well as local and regional publications.