Great opportunity for the next generation of riders – and future customers.
Children who love riding - but don’t necessarily own a pony – will get the chance to experience The Pony Club Championships this summer.
PONY Magazine has taken official sponsorship of Centres Day on 19 August during the multi-discipline championships held at Offchurch Bury, Warwickshire.
Centre members take part in Pony Club activities at riding schools rather than with their own ponies via a Pony Club branch.
Any child with an interest in horses and riding, whether a member or not, is welcome at Centres Day.
“I’m really excited about our sponsorship as it gives young people a chance to experience the championships, which would normally not be possible,” says Abi Cannon from PONY Magazine.
“Encouraging new riders and celebrating our love for everything equestrian is firmly at the heart of what we do.”
The Pony Club says its new partnership with PONY Magazine “brings together two organisations that share a passion for encouraging young people in equestrian sport and making horses and riding accessible to all.
“Centres Day continues to play a key role in welcoming and developing the next generation of riders.”
Pony Club Centre chairman Lea Allen added: “PONY Magazine has long been a trusted and inspiring voice for young riders, and this partnership is a fantastic fit.”
The Pony Club Championships (14 – 22 August) hosts tetrathlon, mounted games, polocrosse, dressage, showjumping and eventing. The Pony Club endurance championships are at the Endurance GB Red Dragon Festival in September.
PONY Magazine will have a tradestand throughout the multi-discipline event.
