Source:  News Release/PMG Inc.

Ki-Juan Minors To Perform a Tribute at EQUUS Foundation "Fete Cheval Etoile"

WESTPORT, CT - Ki-Juan Minors wowed the judges and the energetic crowd of horse lovers at the EQUUS Foundation Equestrian Idol in 2009 and walked away with the grand prize and the title.

Minors will be back on Friday evening, March 8, 2013, to perform at the Fete Cheval Etoile at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC) in Wellington, Florida. Born and raised on the Island of Bermuda, Minors is a Professional Equestrian and Singer/Songwriter based in Wellington, Florida. He will perform a tribute to celebrate the unveiling of the new EQUUS Foundation/United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) Horse Stars Hall of Fame.

"We are so grateful to our Honorary Committee and the many event sponsors who are attending and supporting this "first ever" event," said Lynn Coakley, EQUUS Foundation President.

"We are equally thrilled that some of the owners of our inductees will be joining the celebration, a number of whom will be travelling from across the United States and represent different disciplines and breeds encompassing the equestrian sport, and different sectors of the equine therapy community. For some, it will be their first visit to the Winter Equestrian Festival," said Coakley.

To attend, visit www.equusfoundation.org/fete or contact Lynn Coakley at equus@equusfoundation.org or (203) 259-1550.The Fete Cheval Etoile promises to be an unforgettable non-stop evening of entertainment and honors - the Oscars for horses with cocktails in "The Gallery" and dinner in the Wellington Club.

When guests arrive at 6:30 p.m., they will be the first to view the photo gallery of the 62 amazing horses that have been selected for induction into the Hall of Fame.

Guests will sure to be impressed with the "cirque des etoiles" performance, a sensational show by Cirque Vertigo. Following the show, Minors will join the UKI Productions DJ to spur guests onto the dance floor with his awesome musical talent.

"When it comes to horses vs. music," Minors said, "whichever brings fame to me first is the one I will use to help the other - they both go hand in hand." "He's got so much talent," commented Coakley, "it's hard to predict which will come first, but surely fame will come to Ki."

R.s.v.p. at www.equusfoundation.org/fete   

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