Get unprecedented behind the scenes access and insight into the thoughts of the 2008 Road to the Horse competitors as emcee, radio and TV Show host Rick Lamb interviews each competitor of the ultimate colt starting challenge on his show airing November 20 at 5:00 pm and 11:00 pm EST. Returning Champion Chris Cox (Mineral Wells, Texas) , Tommy Garland (Powhatan, Virginia), Ken McNabb (Cody, WY) will all sound off during the show on their strategy and preparations for the March 1-2, 2008 event in Murfreesboro, TN. An unnamed mystery competitor whose identity will be revealed at the event will be joining the three accomplished trainers on the day of the competition - but mums still the word on who the mystery competitor will be, though the horse industry is abuzz with guesses. The Horse Show with Rick Lamb on RFD-TV will air on Tuesday, November 20, 2007 at 5:00 pm and 11:00 pm Eastern and will re-air on November 21 at 9:00 am EST & November 25 at 8:00 am EST. The Horse Show with Rick Lamb is an engaging magazine-style program focusing on a broad range of equine related human interest stories, to learn more visit www.thehorseshow.com.

Lamb, who the author of Horse Smarts for the Busy Rider and co-author with Dr. Robert Miller of the widely acclaimed Revolution in Horsemanship, will be returning to the 2008 Road to the Horse for his 5th straight year as emcee. With his vast knowledge of both historical and modern horse training techniques, Lamb will help bring the event alive for spectators who will watch in amazement as four top trainers compete to gentle untouched colts in just one weekend. Lamb has narrated the event since its 2003 start-educating the 5,000+ member crowd with his behind the scenes insight and acute observations. “Like any great announcer, Rick delivers the play by play and educates the crowd at the same time. He interprets the action and educates fans about the finer points. I’m honored to have him as part of our event,” says Event Producer/Owner Tootie Bland.

“Road to the Horse is the Super Bowl of horse training,” Lamb says. “There’s suspense, surprises, laughter, disappointments, cheering fans, bright lights, cameras, the whole thing. I look forward to the event every year. If I wasn’t in the middle of it, I’d be in the stands watching!”

Are you ready for Road to the Horse 2008?
There are less than 1000 tickets available for the ultimate colt starting challenge! Be sure to reserve your seat today! Tickets and Road to the Horse merchandise make great gifts for any horse enthusiast - visit www.roadtothehorse.com