NEW YORK, NY - HorseCity.com of Augusta, Georgia, has been selected by Forbes.com Best of The Web magazine as one of the "Best of The Web" in the Summer 2001 issue, available on newsstands today and on the Forbes.com Web site.

Forbes.com Best of The Web reviewed 3,000 Web sites, then chose 175 for its Best of The Web honors, and out of those, selected 26 as Forbes Favorites in categories ranging from brokers to astronomy. Equestrian is part of its "The Good Life" category.

Forbes reviewers said about HorseCity.com:

"One-stop portal for all things equine. Catch up on the Kentucky Thoroughbred foaling crisis or ask veterinary questions, such as how to prevent your horse from losing a shoe. Whether you're interested in rodeo, dressage, eventing, horse racing, polo or hunter-jumper events--or just how to grow the perfect pasture--you'll find basic tips and expert commentary. Deep links, classifieds and forums, with topics like what to do with a biting colt.

Plus: A link to Horsetv.net offers video coverage of racing, dressage and steeplechase."

HorseCity.com General Manager Ryan R. Dohrn said, "This is the ultimate compliment, when a company completely unattached to the horse world finds your site and finds it to be intriguing. Everyone at HorseCity.com -- and we're all horse people - works hard to analyze our audience and give them what they're seeking. Today, we share a special feeling that our efforts have been focused in the right direction, and we can't wait to do more."

HorseCity.com covers virtually every aspect of the horse industry and serves more than a half-million people monthly with free information on training, veterinary care, stable management, tack, competitions and events, plus its Horse TV allows riders to watch actual lessons from the top professionals in the industry. The site includes free resources for the general horse enthusiast, or for riders in the disciplines of hunter/jumper, endurance, dressage, eventing, roping, cutting, barrel racing, pleasure and more.

Additionally, HorseCity.com awards a free horse each month to carefully screened winners randomly selected first by computer. HorseCity.com has awarded nine free horses since the contest's inception.

HorseCity.com actually includes 26 separate Web sites under its umbrella. The site is owned by Morris Digital Works™, a division of Morris Communications Corp., headquartered in Augusta, Ga.