LEXINGTON, KY - Eclipse Press, the award-winning book publishing division of Blood-Horse Publications, has released the Winter/Holiday 2003 edition of its consumer mail-order catalog, Exclusively Equine. The 40-page catalog features equine-related books and videos published by Eclipse Press along with other quality merchandise including lithographs, calendars, vintage photographs, upscale gifts, and select items for the home. Exclusively Equine customers will receive a copy of the catalog by mail and can shop by mail, by phone, or online at: ExclusivelyEquine.com. Orders placed online receive a 10% discount.
"With just two months left until Christmas, our wonderful new catalog offers a wide selection of great horse books, hard-to-find photographs, and many other tasteful gifts," noted Jacqueline Duke, editor of Eclipse Press. "It is one-stop shopping sure to please the horse lover."
Eclipse Press is dedicated to the enjoyment and welfare of the horse. Titles range from practical aspects of hands-on horsemanship to equine art and retrospectives on the great Thoroughbred racehorses.
To order a free copy of the Winter/Holiday 2003 catalog, visit ExclusivelyEquine.com or call toll-free: 1-800-582-5604. To view/download the cover of Exclusively Equine, visit: bloodhorse.com/exclusivelyequinecover.
Blood-Horse Publications is a multimedia publishing company that traces its roots to 1916. Blood-Horse Publications' flagship publication, The Blood-Horse, is the oldest continually published North American Thoroughbred magazine. The company also publishes The Horse, a monthly equine health care magazine; TBH MarketWatch, a newsletter for Thoroughbred investors; the official Kentucky Derby and Breeders' Cup souvenir magazines; Auction Edge; and Keeneland magazine. In addition, Blood-Horse Publications also operates a family of leading Web sites including bloodhorse.com and TheHorse.com.
For more information, contact: Robert Bolson, Director of Corporate Marketing Services; Tel.: 859-276-6809 or e-mail: rbolson@bloodhorse.com.
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