As an avid equine blogger this is now the second year I have been invited to attend the equestrian.com Hickstead Derby Meeting as a PetPlan Equine guest.
Last year a friend and I were invited to attend RIHS and the PetPlan Equine stand to take part in a ‘Responsible Riders’ quiz. Thankfully we both passed with flying colours and were given several useful handouts from PetPlan about what to do in an emergency and so on.
Having insured horses for over 27 years, PetPlan Equine pride themselves in having a vast amount of knowledge when it comes to horse health, welfare, lameness and a variety of common (and sometimes not so common) ailments that are good at making horse owners lives that bit more stressful. Their aim is to share their experiences of dealing with all of the above with both horse owners and riders alike to spread awareness about what to do when something does occur.
This year, PetPlan Equine aims to help horse owners and riders deal with lameness and to help make them more aware of the related problems so that immediate veterinary care is sought.
Over 45% of all PetPlan Equine claims are lameness related, showing just how common an issue like this is within the equine community - needless to say how stressful it can also be for both horse and rider.
To held spread awareness, PetPlan Equine are inviting you to visit them at the equestrian.com Hickstead Derby Meeting for further information. You will find them located on Stand Number 130!
Hickstead is a fantastic day out for all the family and offers some of the greatest space to watch action from the main grandstands, to the ringside where you can literally smell that sweet smell of the horses, you’re that close. If you don’t fancy spending all day watching then why not grab your purse and head over to the shopping village which is always jam packed of everything a horse rider and owner could ever need and want.
I am exceptionally to have been invited to attend Hickstead as PetPlan Equines guests again this year, however I will be in the states for a month after Sunday and so I’m thrilled to announce that PetPlan Equine have agreed I can hold a competition for a reader of my blog to win two tickets; one for them and a friend to attend!
All you have to do is answer the following question and put your answer on the pinned post on my Facebook page. A winner will then be selected at random!
Q) In what year did John Whitaker win the equestrian.com Hickstead Derby riding Ryan's Son?
The closing date is 12 noon Sunday 19th June!
Good Luck!
Competition Terms & Conditions
1. SLE&J reserve the right to withdraw any Competition or prizes at any time.
2. There will be no cash or other alternative to the prize offered and prizes are not transferable.
3. If any winner of a Competition is unable to take up a prize for any reason, or if SLE&J has not been able, after making reasonable efforts, to make contact with the winner, SLE&J reserves the right to award that prize (without notice to the first winner chosen) to an alternative winner, in which case the first winner chosen shall not be eligible for any share of the prize whatsoever. SLE&J shall not have any liability in such eventuality.
4. SLE&J reserves the right to publish the first names of the winners.
5. All competitions are open to UK residents.
6. SLE&J cannot accept any responsibility for any damage, loss, injury or disappointment suffered by any entrant entering the competition or as a result of accepting any prize. SLE&J is not responsible for any problems or technical malfunction of any computer on-line systems, servers, or providers, computer equipment or software, failure of any email or entry to be received on account of technical problems or traffic congestion on the Internet.
7. There is no purchase requirement to enter a Competition and there is no charge to register for use of the website.
8. Unless stated otherwise, prize winners will be chosen at random from all correct entries within 2 days of the closing date specified on each Competition Entry page.
9. Following the Institute of Sales Promotion best practice, competition winners will have 2 days to claim their prize.
2. There will be no cash or other alternative to the prize offered and prizes are not transferable.
3. If any winner of a Competition is unable to take up a prize for any reason, or if SLE&J has not been able, after making reasonable efforts, to make contact with the winner, SLE&J reserves the right to award that prize (without notice to the first winner chosen) to an alternative winner, in which case the first winner chosen shall not be eligible for any share of the prize whatsoever. SLE&J shall not have any liability in such eventuality.
4. SLE&J reserves the right to publish the first names of the winners.
5. All competitions are open to UK residents.
6. SLE&J cannot accept any responsibility for any damage, loss, injury or disappointment suffered by any entrant entering the competition or as a result of accepting any prize. SLE&J is not responsible for any problems or technical malfunction of any computer on-line systems, servers, or providers, computer equipment or software, failure of any email or entry to be received on account of technical problems or traffic congestion on the Internet.
7. There is no purchase requirement to enter a Competition and there is no charge to register for use of the website.
8. Unless stated otherwise, prize winners will be chosen at random from all correct entries within 2 days of the closing date specified on each Competition Entry page.
9. Following the Institute of Sales Promotion best practice, competition winners will have 2 days to claim their prize.
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