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THETERESAHARCOURTEVENTING

TERESA HARCOURTINTERNATIONAL 3-DAY EVENTER

ABOUT EVENTING

Welcome to eventing — the equine equivalent of the triathlon — Over the centuries it has evolved from the test of the ideal military charger to perhaps the most dangerous sport in the Summer Olympics—to both horse and rider. Eventing is a test of discipline, military type discipline. It combines the preciseness of dressage, the skill of overcoming obstacles in show jumping, with the measurement boldness, courage, and fitness of cross country.

It is a sport enjoyed frequently by the elite, the wealthy, and sometimes even by royalty. But for all its trappings of refinement, eventing has it’s risks and requires a certain level of…badassery. The slightest miscalculation in the cross country can cost the athlete’s a medal, and possibly the horse and rider’s life.

TERESA HARCOURT & Bonza Twist of Fate

The equestrian audience is an upwardly mobile market segment, is very loyal to products and services—spending a total of $1.4 billion a year on equestrian- related products alone—and can be defined as “a rider, owner, trainer, groom or spectator.”

While every target age group – from children to senior citizens – is obtainable through equestrian sports sponsorship, annual research conducted by the USA Equestrian Federation (the national governing body for horse sport), indicates the following statistics for its 90,000 members, which do not include millions of spectators.

DEMOGRPAHICS for Eventing

Median age is 35-40 years old Own an average of four horses

85% are women, 66% have a college degree Compete at least six times per year

Own an average of 3 vehicles 2% own two or more homes

Average net worth is $1.3 million 80% make or influence purchasing decisions at work

Average household Income is $185,000 Average 30 nights per year in a hotel

Average home market value is $594,000 40% own a farm; 66% of which own 10 or more acres

WHAT CAN D O FO R YO U ?

Consistent social media exposure through FB, Blog & Instagram

Blog exposure - THE has a unique blog approach. Your product(s) has the opportunity to be exposed as an integral part of the day to day success of an “elite” rider through Teresa’s THE Ride Diary.

Logo, backlinks, and prominent placement on banners, clothing, web, social media, etc.

"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." - Aristotle

This is the approach of TERESA HARCOURT EVENTING.

THE uses your products, not only at competitions, but on a daily basis via her THE Ride Diaries. This creates a recipe of success and your products have the opportunity to be at the fore front of said success.

WHY DO PEOPLE FOLLOW

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

usef developing rider list

reserve intermediate young rider of the year area VI

gold medal, najyrc

reserve intermediate young rider of the year area VI

1st place, intermediate horse Trials

4th place, CCI** twin rivers

A B O U T

Teresa Harcourt, born in 1991, is an advanced level eventer from Northern California. In just a short period of time, she has ridden up to the Advanced Level in the three day eventing ranks with her horse, Bonza Twist of Fate "Skip". In 2012, Teresa had the privilege of being a member of the gold medal team at the North American Junior Young Rider Championships, a significant accomplishment.

In 2013, Teresa was named to the 2013 U.S. Eventing Association Developing Riders List, a distinguished honor for any young rider. Skip and Teresa have climbed up the levels together with multiple top level finishes at the CCI and CIC ** level. Not long ago, Teresa and Skip placed second in their first ever Advanced Level competition, further speculating that this rider is on her way to the top.

Please contact T E R E S A H A R C O U R T E V E N T I N G today for your unique and exclusive sponsorship opportunity.

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