The riding underwear experts Derrière Equestrian are on the hunt for three riders to sponsor — and if you’re aged between 14 and 21, you could be in with a chance.
The three sponsorship categories are:
- Eventing and showjumping
- Endurance
- Dressage
If you fit the bill for any of these categories, put pen to paper and get applying.
In your application you need to include the following:
- Covering letter
- Your equestrian achievements
- Why you feel you are the most suitable candidate to represent the
Derrière Equestrian brand - Two photographs of you competing
Don’t hang about — this could be your chance to get your riding career on track.
Applications close on 1 November 2014, and the Derrière Equestrian Young Stars of the Future will be announced on 1 January 2015.
Find out all you need to know about Derrière Equestrian and its range of riding underwear and breeches, designed for comfort and performance in the saddle, here: www.derriereequestrian.com
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