Elizabeth Shatner’s “The Pass” graces the label of a new refreshing white wine from Elk Creek Vineyards in Kentucky, entitled “Faire Game White”. As a part of their Artist’s Series, Elizabeth visited the winery to mix a white and two reds to her taste. The “Faire Game White” is 80% Pinot Gris and 20% Chardonnay, giving it a light, crisp taste of citrus and apple, sure to become a favorite. “Faire Game White” will be making its debut at WEG.

Elizabeth has been working as an advocate for the upcoming World Equestrian Games as a part of the Governor’s Advisory Board for WEG. She and her husband have been instrumental in promoting the important upcoming event and have lent their support to the horse industry of the US welcoming the world to Kentucky. Look for her tweets to see what exciting things are happening from her perspective.

Shatner’s Bell Reve’s world champion and champion Saddlebred sire, Call Me Ringo has been immortalized as a sculpture by the Peter Stone Company of Shipshewana, IN. The resin was sculpted by artist Katherine Bogucki, daughter of well known sculptor Edwin Bogucki, whose sculptures of Bask and Secretariat can be seen at the Kentucky Horse Park. Katherine is continuing in the family tradition with her new sculpture of Call Me Ringo. Stone models are carefully crafted and hand painted, with amazing attention to detail. Any horse lover would be proud to add a Call Me Ringo model to their home. See it at WEG!

Elizabeth is also very excited to announce that the Ringo model is made and modeled right here in the USA!

Elizabeth and her husband William Shatner will appear in the opening ceremonies of the World Equestrian Games.

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