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Raising awareness of Breast Cancer
WIN a Gorgeous Grooming Collection THREE lucky readers will each win a gorgeous grooming
collection from Groom Away
Each grooming collection will contain a a bottle of Ultra-White Shampoo, a spray bottle of Stainaway, a spray can of Show Shimmer, a spray can of Showing White and a tub of Illuminate.
Ultra-White Shampoo is a deep cleansing and conditioning formula that does not strip natural oils, yet removes stains and is suitable for frequent use. Contains Tea Tree oil.
Growing concern about exposure to harmful chemicals that could be contributing to an increased risk of many diseases, including cancers, is just one of the key areas of concern in medicine today. A staggering 75% of breast cancers are thought to be attributable to not just environmental, but also lifestyle causes, however as yet, science only knows for certain what causes around half of all breast cancers. Awareness remains of fundamental importance in recognising very early signs of potential breast cancer and seeking medical advice. To help raise awareness amongst riders and supporters of equestrian sport, the team at Blackdyke Farm Riding Centre in Cumbria, together with generous sponsors Waitings and Scot JCB, have created a bright pink showjump. The eyecatching planks, with wide wings, will be out and about at shows and events across the regions and as John Collier from Blackdyke Farm comments; “If seeing this showjump reminds even one person to be more aware of breast cancer, we will all be happy – and it will be good fun to jump too!”
What’s On at MHL Equestrian Murray House, Cumwhinton, Cumbria
August - 1st Tuesday Night Unaffiliated Mixed Show Jumping 8th Tuesday Night Unaffiliated Mixed Show Jumping 15th Tuesday Night Unaffiliated Mixed Show Jumping 20th-21st Cumwhinton BE One Day Event 22nd Tuesday Night Unaffiliated Mixed Show Jumping August - 27th Hunter Trial 22nd Tuesday Night Unaffiliated Mixed Show Jumping Please enquire about Arena Hire and Livery
Details: Tel: 01228 561690 Mob: 07712 130195 or visit
www.murrayhouselivery.co.uk
Stain Away contains totally NATURAL ingredients for quick, easy and effective non- rinse stain removal. A highly effective non-chemical formula that makes light work of travel stains on a show day. Show Shimmer is the ultimate equine coat enhancer providing an all over glossy shine to your horse’s coat, neck, plaits and quarters. Will enhance and sharpen black points and even put a glisten into a grey’s tail. Quick and easy to use in final preparation. Excellent for ‘fixing’ quarter markings. Showing White has been designed to cover stains, blemishes, scars, stray colored hairs and yellow staining in tails as well as to whiten socks. Perfect for last minute show touch ups. Illuminate is a clear facial highlighter which enhances and defines eyes, muzzle and bone structure, helps cover scars and blemishes and contains sunscreen. A little goes a long way.
To enter, simply answer the following question:- Which GroomAway product is designed to cover stains, blemishes and scars?
Entries must be made online at
www.onlineentry.co.uk If you are reading the digital edition, simply click the link now - and remember to include your full contact details.
Closing date: 31/08/2017. The winner will be chosen at random after the closing date from all fully completed entries and notified by email.
No postal entries will be accepted.
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