Saracen Gala Day

By Rebecca Gibson

Event diary

03 May 2011 11:59

Fancy a fun packed equine themed day that combines entertainment with education? The Saracen Horse Feeds Gala Conference Day at Warwickshire College offers just that.

The event takes place on the 6th July 2011 and promises to ‘Educate The Nation’ with a host of great talks and demos from 9.00am – 5.00pm. In a never seen before collective of talks and demos you can marvel at western riding, brush up on your dressage or watch those ‘drive’ with ambition whilst learning about equine nutrition.

There’ll be amazing nutritional talks From Joe Pagan, President of Kentucky Equine Research (KER) and Brian Waldridge, KER Vet. Saracen Horse Feeds is the only UK Feed company that has an association with this world leader in equine nutritional research, making this a unique opportunity for visitors to learn about the latest research as well as hearing about Joe’s experience at the World Equestrian Games, where KER were the official feed, hay and bedding suppliers.

Saracen Horse Feeds’ very own qualified Nutritionist Lizzie Drury MSc RNutr will also be giving an insight into what their panel of top celebrity riders feed, and the impact that the right or wrong feed can have on a horse’s performance and well being.

The day will also include demos from three of Saracen’s sponsored riders - top Olympic dressage rider Carl Hester, carriage driving star Georgina Frith and a western demo from newly signed western champion Shane Borland.

And if all that has still left you wanting to know more, there’ll also be a celebrity Q&A featuring the brand’s riders including Carl Hester, Francis Whittington and Philip Spivey to name just a few, as well as an opportunity to quiz the ‘Saracen Feed Team’ on what to feed your horse.
 
Tickets cost £42.50 including refreshments, lunch and afternoon tea plus goodie bag worth over £25.00. Hurry though, tickets are strictly limited.

Full details of the day can be found on www.saracenhorsefeeds.com and tickets can be purchased online, or by calling 01622 718 487.