British Riding Clubs and D&H Launch New Nutritional Partnership
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Today sees D&H announced as the Official Nutritional Partner to British Riding Clubs (BRC), marking an exciting new development and era of working together.
“We are delighted to be working with such a trusted and knowledgeable brand and look forward to all the expertise they can offer to BRC members,” said Rachael Hollely-Thompson, Head of BRC.
“There is a huge amount of synergy between BRC and D&H, namely making sure that the horse is at the heart of everything we do. Supporting our members to have happy and healthy horses is a key driver for us both.”
D&H Managing Director, Linda Porter, is thrilled to bring these two organisations together “The BRC community is epitomised by its love of horses but also by the fun and team spirit we see from all members.
“These are all values which we share at D&H and we are excited and proud to become the new Official Nutritional Partner to an association that encourages, represents and supports riders of all levels.”
The partnership will see D&H not only support BRC but also continue its collaboration with the BHS Scotland Working Hunter Series. D&H will also support competitive BRC members at championships throughout the year. It is however not all about the competitive horse and rider; this partnership will benefit all BRC horses and riders regardless of whether they are at a BRC championship or in a training or socialising environment.
D&H is the nutritional partner to the British Equestrian Teams and Stallion AI Services and is proud that equine royalty such as Laura Collett, Richard Davison, Tom McEwen, Zara Tindall, Sophie Wells, Jack Whitaker and John Whitaker and Christian Williams choose D&H for their horses.
It is however the horse that is the real equine royalty and horses of all disciplines enjoy D&H daily. Some of those happy and healthy horses that are fed D&H are JL Dublin, Kitty’s Light, LJT Egebjerggards Samoa, London 52 and Iggy Pop to name but a few.
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