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Home My WebLink About20021753.tiff I,, ,/ e i -V e, , d — ..�. .� 1 QL t \ .,.... G r 4 /1 ff 9`Y <vm, x ...._----8.-fl- orse „,... .iissagoofilires orts WORLD . COM EXHIBIT 2002-1753 `''3 The Equine Market Demande i. y, y, ,h Sh 3e<b:,fe atih 4 � ¢Y k #1M�'gg ; if hr HorseSportsWorld . c ,,,,.,,,‘,,,,,„„,.....,,,,,,,,„4,,,,,,,„„,,..,,,, .„ li § " „' Y lg t Fib.:',f74."4',' a. {1 4 x } v, i ;4 44111 * - 4.,,, x v r n -" # sa xv i., { R`,, h , �4� necessary to organize a new equine event, competition, rodeo, show, clinic or sf ,1 x s rdinator may be an independent working-alone ju :ling manyrelated functions. 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Consider �'lc; 'S br ar�,z a� t � § ar �. t �app�tions to be filled out, the checks to write or the credit card numbers to supply over and kt 3 4�fi 4 � �. f a...i rrxr xz m 7�S�+ less trips to and from the mailbox waiting for confirmations and assignments. ¢ « + t , • r a t li t i $� ancillary arrangements to make such as stabling, feed and personal accommodations. a rw T ''' + e r I m e �� i4�§� wasted effort and repetitive tasks, it's a wonder that anybody holds or enters equine events. } Sx,a s � sz hxt F hn� ha better way. There is a solution! ,1'.,,,,''," ,,..e,;.';'''.{.... , „-,„ -xr "tt , *dotingHorseSportsWorld.com ` - ine£' are Event Solution ✓kt *- orseS ortsWorld.com was established to demanding and fast-paced equestrian market. By E meet the growing, evolving needs of the leveraging the latest technology, HorseSportsWorld.com saves time and money, '",-'• ' " - shortens communication cycles and eliminates s.,,. t..., s repetitive tasks —for both organizers and their "� , • + customers, the riders and competitors. Ak mar,. • it * HorseSportsWorld.com is much more than i1/44. is h It % an ordinary Internet website. To realize the full 1( 4 power and potential of HorseSportsWorld.com .e. it must be viewed for what it is —a totally integrated, complete software , a solution to simplify any equine event. r -r , 0, HorseSportsWorld.com is a modular solution that embraces an elegant interface along with / I , ,i• , r.ar --..171'.�$SARI ir powerful, secure, back-office applications. Solution . .,,. Provides It . fi . „ Direct event — Event Organization and Entry Simplified . he heart of the HorseSportsWorld.com state-of-the art online credit card transactions — solution is Directevent, a robust, and totally eliminating the hassle of check writing and powerful, yet easy-to-use suite of products mailing delays. developed to benefit event organizers and riders. As Directevent's powerful e-mail engine then the gateway between these two major user-groups, speeds confirmations and assignments, and alerts Directevent promotes the interactive flow of riders to new and upcoming events based on profile information and data dynamically, in real-time. metrics — all at the speed and convenience of the eventBuilder allows organizers to quickly and Internet — 24 hours a day, seven efficiently build an entire event, of any size, online days a week. * , in a matter of minutes. In addition to significant , � ` � ' ` timesavings, organizers drastically reduce paperwork, increase accuracy, and make their event available to _ a much wider range of potential registrants. When all event parameters are entered, the data is stored safely and securely in the HorseSportsWorld.com 1 database ready for updating the next time the event , is held. Once the event is created and posted to the .? eventCalendar, the organizer uses eventManager $" to run their event from beginning to end. willo eventResults offers the ability to tabulate and post `� '` results for viewing on HorseSportsWorld.com ./ �� (tr t '°'' quickly and efficiently. Riders enjoy many of the same timesaving, ' ° paper reducing benefits as organizers. eventEntry f,.= and eventSearch offer the ability to build personal . . ,rit profiles, search for events by region, date, or r discipline and easily enter events of interest. k ♦. Additionally, entry fees are paid through safe, secure, i' f EF srir.. V Crafting Key Strategic Alliances Ore n a strategy designed to create inertia and accelerate critical mass much faster than typical websit- software implementations, HorseSportsWorld.com has targeted key, influential associations, independent organizers, arena managers and well-known champions • i • enthusiastic support and endorsement of these early-adopters, HorseSportsWor i. . _ •r insurmountable advantage over potential competitors in the marketplace, while generating subs operating revenue and significant returns for early inve • n .an 4 9 t 3 • y. To date, we have attracted an impressive list of associations w o =': '. •` •• se the HorseSportsWorld.com solution set. HorseSportsWorld.com is proud to rec.• ' `` , . erlcan Quarter Horse Association, Little Britches Ro.e7"' ? -,• 4 . 'n Association as strategic partners. These strategic alliances are the foundation of"viral marketing". Coined during the rapid growth of dot-coms, viral marketing describes the process of encouraging users and satisfied individuals to pass on a marketing message to others in their spheres of influence. Successful viral marketing creates the potential for exponential growth in the message's exposure and influence. With this segment creating a "buzz" about HorseSportsWorld.com, ramp up and adoption cycles are drastically shortened, increasing HorseSportsWorld.com's numerous advantages in the marketplace, and minimizing the negative characteristics of traditional start-ups. fl About ComUnity Central, Inc. omUnity Central, Inc. is a privately held, Wyoming Corporation *"t founded March 2000, as the parent holding company of HorseSportsWorld.com. ComUnity Central's mission is to design, develop and market applications and software 1 solutions as a Vertical Service Provider (VSP). 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