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Partner with the Pennsylvania National Horse Show in 2022
Harrisburg, PA – February 4, 2022 – For decades, spon- sorship of the Pennsylvania National Horse Show has given individuals and busi- nesses the distinction of being a part of one of the largest and most prestigious indoor horse shows in the nation.
Now, following the
success of the 75th anniver- sary Pennsylvania National Horse Show in 2021, the ex- posure and opportunities for sponsors have further in- creased, with more reasons than ever before to get in- volved in the historic event in 2022 and beyond. Whether you are an
individual looking to sup- port equestrian organiza- tions (and receive a tax write-off!) or a corporation aiming to increase aware- ness of your brand, here are three of the top reasons to partner with the 2022 PNHS, to be held October
13-22 at the PA Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, PA. In 2021, the PNHS
expanded to a two-ring horse show for the first time in the event’s history, wel- coming new classes and more than 1,500 total entries from across 44 states. With free admission
offered throughout the ma- jority of the 10-day horse show, and with new and re- turning events to be offered for spectators in 2022, part- ners of the PNHS receive exposure to an audience of non-equestrians and eques- trian enthusiasts alike from across the Mid-Atlantic re- gion.
Corporate and indi-
vidual sponsorships are of- fered at all price points and with any goals in mind. Whether it’s an ice cream social, an arena named for your brand, or an all-new, on-site activation, the op- portunities are endless.
$50,000 Available for Research Investigating the Interactions of Horses on Humans who have Experienced Trauma
tion and review guidelines, previously funded projects, and more are available at
horsesandhumans.org.
and our Scientific Advisory Council, we are pleased to offer this oppor- tunity. Through this call, which reflects the need to address the gaps in knowledge in equine-assisted services (EAS), HHRF strives to support true leaps in research. Through peer reviewed research we all benefit from knowledge, application, and dissemination. Information for applicants, including the recently updated applica-
Scientific Advisory Council. Preference will be given to investigators with solid credentials and research experience. The maximum award is $50,000 for up to eighteen months. The winning proposal will have sci- entific merit, scientific and clinical significance, and relevance. On behalf of the HHRF Board, our past board members, supporters,
Foundation (HHRF), a 501(c)3 organization, announces this request for proposals to investigate the possible effects horses have on humans who have experienced trauma with preference for underserved populations. Deadline for submission proposals is May 20, 2022. All proposals undergo a four-tier review process completed by the
Proposals Due May 20, 2022 Chagrin Falls, OH – February 7, 2022 – Horses and Humans Research
Sponsoring the PNHS
is about much more than the horse show itself. Each year, proceeds from the show are the greatest source of fund- ing for the PNHS Founda- tion, a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization dedicated to providing funding for thera- peutic riding and equine res- cue organizations. Thanks to the tax-de-
ductible support of generous sponsors, the Foundation
was able to award grants to 31 therapeutic riding and equine rescue programs fol- lowing the 2021 PNHS. The grant funds distributed for 2021 saw a 300% increase since they were last awarded
in 2019, and the PNHS team hopes to continue to provide more and more each year. The Foundation’s ef-
forts don’t stop there, how- ever.
In addition to
providing grant funding, the PNHS Foundation also hosts the LifeVac Therapeu- tic Riding Championships each year on “Foundation Friday” during the horse show – a highlight for ther- apeutic riders from across Pennsylvania.
About the Pennsylvania National Horse Show Established in 1946,
the Pennsylvania National Horse Show hosts the coun- try’s top competitors in one of the largest indoor horse shows. Proceeds from the horse show benefit The Pennsylvania
National
Horse Show Foundation, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non- profit organization. Learn more by visiting
www.pana-
tional.org. Pennsylvania
About the Pennsylvania National Horse Show Foundation Founded in 1999, the National
Horse Show Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non- profit organization that pro- vides support for therapeutic riding and equine rescue programs. The
Foundation
makes grants exclusively for charitable and educational purposes to acquaint, teach, and train the public in ther- apeutic equestrian endeav- ors and to support equine rescue efforts. In 2016, “Foundation
Friday” was launched to highlight the Foundation’s charities and the PNHS Therapeutic Riding Cham- pionships.
2021 Sovereign Awards Finalists
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Outstanding Trainer Attard, Kevin Carroll, Josie Casse, Mark E.
Outstanding Apprentice Jockey David, Michael Malvaez, Mauricio Zenteno, Edgar
search, and education about research on horse-human interactions con- tinues. For more information about HHRF, visit the website
horsesandhumans.org or contact Pebbles Turbeville, Executive Director,
exec.director@
horsesandhumans.org.
Mission: Through sustained investment in rigorous research, HHRF serves as a catalyst to advance global knowledge of horse-human inter- actions and their impact on health and wellness.
Contribute to HHRF today and help ensure that this important re-
Outstanding Jockey Hernandez, Rafael Manuel Husbands, Patrick Kimura, Kazushi Stein, Justin
Horse of the Year The Horse of the Year
finalists will be announced during the 47th Annual Sov- ereign Awards Ceremony. The 2021 Media
Awards finalists, the winner of the Award for Outstand- ing Groom and this year’s E. P. Taylor Award and Spe- cial Sovereign Award win- ners will be announced on or before February 15, 2022! The winner in each of
the three Media Award cat- egories will be announced, along with the other Sover- eign Award winners during the 47th Annual Sovereign Awards Ceremony on the evening of Thursday, April 14, 2022 at Universal Eventspace in Vaughan, On-
Have an interesting photo from your farm, event or show? Send it to us with a caption and we might
put it in our next issue! Email to
barry@therider.com tario. For more information
please contact The Jockey Club of Canada at 416-675- 7756
or jockeyclub-
canada@gmail.com. The Jockey Club of
Canada was founded in 1973 by E.P. Taylor to serve as the international repre- sentative of the Canadian Thoroughbred industry. The mission of The Jockey Club of Canada is to promote and maintain a high standard for Thoroughbred racing and breeding in Canada at a level which is recognized internationally for the bene- fit of all those interested in the sport including the gen- eral public by operations and services such as, but not limited to: evaluating all Graded, Listed and Black- type races in Canada annu- ally; conducting the annual Sovereign Awards for out- standing achievement in Thoroughbred racing and breeding in Canada; main- taining a field office in Canada for the Jockey Club of the United States and the Jockey Club Registry Serv- ice; and by representing Canada as a Member of the IFHA.
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