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Deadline For Saddlebred Sidewalk and Walk of Honor
Tuesday, April 3, 2012


Only a few days remain to be included in the Museum’s 2012 installation of Walk of Honor Tiles and Saddlebred Sidewalk Bricks!  The deadline for receipt of submissions is Thursday April 12th.  If you have a special person who deserves to be recognized and honored, or a special horse or pony that should be included in the Saddlebred Sidewalk, you still have time to go online and place your order before the deadline.  You can also reserve your spot by calling the Museum at 859-259-2746 ext. 305.

Go to the secure site www.asbmuseum.org/bricks-and-tiles.php to place your online order.  Saddlebred Sidewalk Bricks are $100 each (replica bricks may be purchased for $50) and Walk of Honor tiles are $250 each. Be sure to get your order in by the deadline!  Bricks and Tiles will be installed by the week of Lexington Jr. League Horse Show.  These are two great ways to support your breed’s Museum, make a gift and leave a legacy for deserving people and horses.  Don’t miss this year’s deadline!

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