Post by NanciK on Jul 22, 2008 18:55:09 GMT -5
Wanted to share this site offering unique TB merchandise (plus beautiful beaded dressage bridle browbands).
I've got a pair of these unique TB breed patches sewn onto one of my saddle pads - now we TB owners can go head-to-head with the snobby warmblood owners in the dressage arena with their over-the-top breed logowear ... ;D
www.mightythoroughbredclique.com/shopping.html
Here's the story behind the design: "As you might guess, being a TB rider in dressage and having "brand" envy of all the warmbloods, I schemed and planned to put things right. While taking a class in art software, I began to try my hand at design. The results were not very good, but a graphic artist with whom I had been working took my idea and professionalized it.
Karen Johnson adjusted original the letters "ottb" to simply "TB" to increase appeal and usefulness. We agreed to exclusive use of the design to support charitable efforts and she granted me her rights to the copyright. I registered the design and had patches made.
Of course the crown represents the "sport(horse) of kings" and the roses, the "run for the roses", both of which are so intrinsic to the Thoroughbred mystique."
I've got a pair of these unique TB breed patches sewn onto one of my saddle pads - now we TB owners can go head-to-head with the snobby warmblood owners in the dressage arena with their over-the-top breed logowear ... ;D
www.mightythoroughbredclique.com/shopping.html
Here's the story behind the design: "As you might guess, being a TB rider in dressage and having "brand" envy of all the warmbloods, I schemed and planned to put things right. While taking a class in art software, I began to try my hand at design. The results were not very good, but a graphic artist with whom I had been working took my idea and professionalized it.
Karen Johnson adjusted original the letters "ottb" to simply "TB" to increase appeal and usefulness. We agreed to exclusive use of the design to support charitable efforts and she granted me her rights to the copyright. I registered the design and had patches made.
Of course the crown represents the "sport(horse) of kings" and the roses, the "run for the roses", both of which are so intrinsic to the Thoroughbred mystique."
