Protexin is committed to supporting Riding Club members across the UK which is why in 2012 they set up the Protexin Equine Premium Bursary Award. After successful south west and south east campaigns which have seen 6 riders awarded with £200 each, they have now gone national.
In 2014 there will be 4 awards of £200 available for riders to put towards training of their choice. One recipient will be chosen from each of the following regions, Scotland, Wales, the North of England and the South of England. They can spend the money on whatever they chose to; recent winners have mainly chosen to spend it on lessons they wouldn’t normally be able to afford.
Alison Sadler: 1 of Protexin’s 2013 South East Bursary winners.
The application process opened on 1 February 2014 and closes on 1 June 2014. Winners will then be announced in August, with the award being hand delivered* by a member of the Equine Premium Team. Full details can be found at:
http://www.equinepremium.com/bursary
2013 winner Alison Sadler of Aspley Guise and District Riding Club:
“Huge thank you Protexin for this fantastic opportunity to help progress with the training of my 2 5-year-olds. I’m already a huge fan of both the Gut Balancer and Acid Ease to help keep my horses working at their best and look forward to trying the Quick Fix at our next competition.”
* Awards will be hand delivered wherever possible
Protexin Equine Premium is a unique range of probiotic supplements, specially formulated for horses and is used by many of the top riders including Gareth and Rebecca Hughes and Piggy French, and recommended and used by leading veterinary practices.
There are five products within the range, Gut Balancer, Acid Ease, Quick Fix, Gut Bind and Recover Aid. Visit the website today to learn more about the range and place an order:
Press Enquiries:
Genevieve Raw-Rees – sales and marketing administrator
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