The Saddlers’ Company is delighted to announce that we will be supporting three important projects to help enable accessibility into the equestrian sector:
We believe this support will encourage participation in equestrianism, benefiting not only our sector but also society. By educating and supporting a diverse range of equestrians and their communities, we are confident that this will also lead to better outcomes for our horses.
Our grants to these three programmes will sit alongside our equestrian prize fund and our coaching grants, which include an element of training about saddlery fitting.
Links:
https://www.bhs.org.uk/about-us/everyone-welcome/
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