Source:  News Release

HEATHER BLITZ SEEKING NEW TRAINING CENTER
Pan American Gold Medalist and Olympic Reserve Plans to Relocate This Spring

Wellington, Florida, USA. Pan American U.S. Dressage Team Gold Medalist and Olympic Games Reserve rider, Heather Blitz has decided to relocate her training center and is considering all options both in the U.S. and overseas.  The popular trainer and clinician has spent the past two years in Wellington all year round but the time has come to move away from the heat of the south Florida summer.  Blitz, who spent some time in Europe in recent years has said she is open to opportunities given the right circumstances for her competition career and training program.

"Wellington is clearly the place to be in the States for the winter with so many clients and competitions but the summer is too hot for me and the horses so I'm looking for opportunities to relocate with my team of five horses.  Having lived overseas in the past, I am open to any possibilities that would suit my program," said Blitz.

Blitz is currently preparing her 10 year old Danish Warmblood gelding Paragon (Don Schufro x Pari Lord) for the 2013 World Dressage Masters show to be held at the Jim Brandon Arena from January 23-27th.

Blitz is also campaigning the promising 5 year old stallion Ripline (Hotline x Blue Horse Cavan - Rambo) who is making great progress and will compete at Second Level this winter as well as the FEI five year old competition with the hope of qualifying for the World Young Horse Championships in Verden, Germany this summer.

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