EnviroEquine & PET Proudly Partners With Equestrian Sport Productions to Honor Exhibitors with Best Turned Out Awards

Wellington, Fla.  – Dec. 17, 2019 – EnviroEquine & PET is proud to partner with Equestrian Sport Productions (ESP) for the 2019 Holiday series and 2020 Spring, Summer and Fall series at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC), where the animal wellness company will honor special exhibitors with Best Turned Out Awards after select classes. As an organization that places the highest priority on health and well-being from the inside out, EnviroEquine & PET is perfectly suited to distribute the accolade that aligns with its company mission.

Wilhelm Genn and Van Gogh Photo by Anne Gittins Photography

The inaugural winners of the EnviroEquine & PET Best Turned Out Award, Sydney Shulman and No Doubt captured the honors in the $10,000 USHJA National Hunter Derby presented by #1 Education Place, which was held Nov. 29. On Dec. 8, Wilhelm Genn and Van Gogh were awarded the prize as the second hand-chosen pair following the $25,000 #1 Education Place Grand Prix. The most-recent victors, Meredith Gallagher and Rebel De Vizy claimed the prize thanks to their eye-catching qualities in the $2,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby, sponsored by Ultima Fitness, on Dec. 13.

“All of the Equestrian Sport Productions horse shows are so valuable to many of our customers, so it was a no-brainer to sponsor the events for the first time this year. Many of the ESP exhibitors have supported our company so we wanted to honor some of them in a meaningful way. We love watching all of the action across the many rings, and the Best Turned Out Award is a perfect fit for our company,” commented Angela Brackett, Marketing and Sales Director at EnviroEquine & PET. “Congratulations to the first two winners, whose horses each looked impeccable, and good luck to the rest of the competitors!”

Sydney Shulman and No Doubt Photo by PBIEC

The team at EnviroEquine & PET will continue to present the Best Turned Out Award throughout the upcoming competition seasons at PBIEC. In an effort to continue to align with EnviroEquine & PET’s goal of whole-horse health, horses chosen for the award will embody overall health and well-being. In addition to the title and recognition, winners will also receive products from EnviroEquine & PET so that they can continue to provide top-quality care for their horses. Additionally, the team is pleased to sponsor the $5,000 EnviroEquine & PET 1.35m Jumper Classic, which will take place on Jan. 4 in the International Arena.

The ESP Holiday Circuit takes place from the end of November until WEF commences in January and attracts anywhere from 500 to 2,000 horses per week, competing both nationally and internationally, over a six-week circuit. The largest Equestrian Sport Productions circuit is the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF), which takes place from January through March and welcomes riders, trainers and owners from over 33 countries and 50 U.S. states as they compete for $9 million in prize money each winter. The Spring Circuit takes place during April and May, once again bringing in similar numbers to the Holiday circuit, over a five-week circuit. Summer and Fall Circuits take place June through November and each attract approximately 200 local horses per week over six-week-long circuits.