Make your horse a star!
17 June 2002
Does your horse have what it takes to be a calendar model?
Horseware Ireland is looking for new equine models for their 2003 calendar.
The company, which developed Rambo and Rhino rugs, is looking for horses to feature in its new calendar. The horses and ponies can be of any colour, breed or type living anywhere in the world, but must be pictured wearing a Horseware rug.
“After the huge success of last year’s calendar, which featured riders sponsored by Horseware, we decided it would be nice to feature ‘normal’ horses instead,” explains Elaine Jenkins of Horseware.
“We are hoping to receive pictures of horses wearing all the rugs across our range so we can choose suitable pictures for the time of year. For example, a horse wearing a FlyBuster on a sunny day would be ideal for July and a horse in a Rambo Wug Plus in the snow just right for December.
“Horseware rugs are sold around the world with horse owners in the UK, US, Germany and Australia being the biggest purchases, so it would be great if pictures also reflected the country in which the horse lives.”
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Pictures of your horse wearing a Horseware rug should be either e-mailed as a 300dpi jpeg to photocomp@horseware.com or posted to: Photo Competition, Horseware Ireland, Finnabair Industrial Estate, Dundalk, Co Louth, Ireland.
To find out more visit www.ezine.horseware.com
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Carol is an experienced journalist and editor, who is also a passionate amateur rider and dedicated horse owner, having ridden since childhood. She has a particular interest in the emotional well-being and ethical training of horses, alongside veterinary matters, having garnered extensive first-hand experience of numerous equine health conditions through more than 30 years of horse ownership.