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American Saddlebred Museum Hosts New and Improved Web Site




    For those of you who have been waiting for the convenience of shopping and transacting your business online, the American Saddlebred Museum can now accommodate your needs. Browsers may shop at the gift shop, join, renew, donate or purchase bricks and tiles from the secure web site.  Every item in the current catalog is available online.
    The web site also provides two ways to become a member of the museum;
either by filling out the online application or by printing out a form andmailing it in. Additionally, visitors may renew their memberships online, honor their favorite Saddlebred by purchasing a brick for the "Saddlebred Sidewalk," recognize a deserving Saddlebred person with an engraved ceramic tile in the "Walk of Honor" or make a memorial donation or an annual campaign contribution.
    Until the museum recently built their own, Tina Ashford hosted the
American Saddlebred Museum web site. The site's address is http://www.americansaddlebredmuseum.org/.

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