Equestrian competitors from the Gulf South will converge in Folsom June 7-10 to compete for prize money at the annual Jumpin’ Into June Horse Show benefiting Louisiana Horse Rescue Association.
WHAT: John Deere and Sunshine Equipment along with Lagniappe Equestrian Center in Folsom, LA will host the Jumpin’ Into June charity horse show benefitting the Louisiana Horse Rescue Association (LHRA) on June 7-10. This annual equestrian show will feature various vendors, a children’s play area, entertainment, and most importantly, riders and horses of all ages and abilities.
Show sponsors will be honored at a Patron Brunch June 3rd at Lagniappe Equestrian Center. Riders look forward to competing at the main event, $5,000 Jumpin’ Jumper Classic, to be held on Saturday, June 9th at 5pm. Equestrians and their horses from around the south will jump at the very challenging 1.10 meter height.
For more information, please visit www.jumpinintojune.com or www.lahorserescue.com.
WHO: The Louisiana Horse Rescue Association and Lagniappe Equestrian Center
WHEN: Patron Brunch: Sunday, June 3, 2012- noon- Lagniappe Equestrian Center
Horse Show: Thursday, June 7- Sunday, June 10, 2012, 7:00 a.m. until last class
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WHERE:
Lagniappe Equestrian Center
13349 Verger Road
Folsom, LA 70437
WHY: The LHRA is devoted to the rescue and care of racing breeds. They are a volunteer and donation-only based organization. In 2012 the organization has rescued over 90 horses and placed more than forty.
SPONSORS:
- John Deere
- Sunshine Equipment
- Dr. Rachel Murphy
- The Heymann Foundation
- Ponchatoula Feed and Nutrnea
- LSU Equine Studies Program and Purina Mills
- Catherine Smith
- Tower Engineering
- Hildy McCarthy
- O’Keefe Feed and Seed
- Dr. Lori Summers
- Hilda Lanaux
- Allison Caponette
- Aertker Sporthorses
- Stacy Palowsky
- Delta Downs Racetrack & Casino
ABOUT LOUISIANA HORSE RESCUE ASSOCIATION: Dedicated to the rescue and care of horses of racing breeds, LHRA is a 501(c)3 non-profit entity operating under the guidelines of the AAEP (Association of Equine Practitioners). We are solely funded by much-appreciated donations of time, horse boarding and money, 100% of which goes into the care of our animals.
