No satellite television? Don’t live in the USA? No worries! The National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) is excited to announce that its signature television show, NRHA Inside Reining, is now available at http://www.insidereining.com. Even if you don’t have access to DISH Network or DIRECTV, you can enjoy full episodes on your time, online.

Several episodes are available right now, including special one-hour coverage of the NRHA Futurity and AdequanR North American Affiliate Championship Show sponsored by Wimpys Little Step and a half-hour special featuring Silver Spurs Equine.

Host and producer Jenifer Reynolds says, “I am so thrilled to be able to provide the full-length episodes of NRHA Inside Reining on insidereining.com. Having our show on In Country Television gives us this great opportunity to bring the Reining and NRHA to an even larger audience online. Plus, international fans can now have access to the show and can watch the show at any time, 24/7.”

Since 2007 NRHA Inside Reining has brought reining into millions of homes. It covers the industry’s biggest events such as the NRHA Futurity and Derby, FEI competitions, Seminole Hard Rock Reining Classic, AriatR Tulsa Reining Classic, High Roller Reining Classic, Reining By The Bay, Cactus Classic and more. It also highlights NRHA programs, features training advice from top NRHA Professionals, and visits Reining’s top ranches and breeding programs. The show offers viewers a unique look inside the world of Reining, the men and women involved in the sport, and the lifestyles they lead. NRHA Inside Reining is produced in conjunction with production company Sandbur Video of Jones, Oklahoma.

You can also see Reining’s most popular television show in prime time for thirty minutes, three times each week. Find it on In Country TV – DISH Network channel 230 and DIRECTV channel 344 – each Monday night at 8:30 and 11:30 EST and Saturday at 7:00 pm EST. Go to http://www.insidereining.com/ for more information.

ABOUT NRHA

Incorporated in 1966, the National Reining Horse Association is the governing body of the sport of reining. NRHA, with their international headquarters in Oklahoma City, is responsible for promoting the sport of reining and working to ensure the highest standards of competition. To learn more about the NRHA, its programs and family of corporate partners, visit http://www.nrha.com/.