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| RAMBO MICKLEM MULTIBRIDLE JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED! |

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“Seth”, The six year old Selle Francais Gelding was taken on by young Sara Coyle after a far from perfect career start with a professional Showjumper in Belgium.
After a litany of training problems it was decided the troubled gelding may not be able to fulfil a promising career and was sent over to the young Irish rider to take her chance with him.
“When we got him last September we knew he was very tricky and had been given up on” , “ He wasn’t a happy camper, so Sara took all the bits and martingales off and started to work him”
“We had watched Tom MacGuinness jumping his horse in the Rambo Micklem Bridle in the summer of 2008, and studying Seth I thought we would get one to try it out”
“The DVD that accompanied the bridle made a lot of sense, and the transformation for Seth was fairly immediate”.
Six months on and this previously “unride-able” gelding clearly loves his job and has developed a great partnership with Sara on the Irish Show jumping Circuit. |
“The Rambo Micklem Bridle has turned him inside out! he's now ride-able, calm and very content” , explains a delighted Heather Coyle following a successful round in a recent SJAI 1.30m Class.
Sara is the daughter of Heather, the High Performance Teams Coordinator for Horse Sport Ireland and Trevor Coyle, the legendary Irish Show jumper. |
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| HORSEWARE® RIDER DANIEL ETTER WINS AGAIN! |

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Already qualified for the World Cup Final in Las Vegas, Horseware sponsored rider Daniel Etter left no one in doubt of his intentions when winning the final leg of the Rolex FEI World Cup competition in Hertogenbosch.
“It’s always nicer to beat Marcus Ehning and Michael Witaker than somebody knows”
The huge smile said it all after a tremendous display of horsemanship which left no one in doubt who was going to be the leading contender for glory in the final next month. The pressure was on for the last competitor in the jump off, as Daniel blazed his way to the finish pushing hard up the long line and dissecting the corners.
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A blazing gallop into the final obstacle, a diagonally placed oxer gave the Swiss rider a clear round in an amazing time to clinch success.
The popular rider received a rapturous round of applause after the winning round. It was made even more special with the presence of his sister Andrea, the Irish based horse producer who was on hand to congratulate her younger brother.
Daniel, son of the legendry Horse producer Gerhard now has his sights set on the final of the Rolex FEI world Cup next month in Las Vegas. |
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| HORSEWARE GETS THE HAT-TRICK AT BETA 2009! |

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Not one, not two but three awards for Horseware at BETA International 2009! Despite all the doom and gloom the moment Horseware arrived at BETA their usual Irish charm and hard work to prepare their new collections and innovative product developments for 2009 all paid off. For three days the recession was left at the door as nothing but positive feedback and orders flowed in for the ever expanding RAMBO® Newmarket Range which includes horse, dog and human clothing, the newly revamped RHINO® range and Lucinda Green clothing to name but a few. |
Then the awards started pouring in. The first was for Horseware’s Trade Website at the industry awards presented at the BETA Gala dinner on Sunday night. The judges quoted “by far the best presented and easy to use with an extensive quantity of product information and imagery.” Horseware multimedia designer, Paul Nesbitt, is constantly updating this site to make sure it is as relevant as possible and that our customers and the media have full access to our archive of photography to use for their own websites, adverts and catalogues.
The second and third awards came from the prestigious Innovation Awards which everybody strives to win. These awards give enormous credibility to a product as they are assessed by a set of judges at the top of their field from an array of specialist areas. The two products to win were the RAMBO® Newmarket Blouson Jacket in the Rider Clothing category and the RAMBO® Helix Rug was runner up in the Horse care Products & Equipment category. Both of these products benefit from the same technology but in opposite forms.
The RAMBO® Newmarket Blouson Jacket is designed as a classic cotton blouson summer jacket with ribbed collar and cuffs that relies on its soft natural feel to retain its intended look. However this jacket is also highly waterproof and breathable using a brand new waterproofing technology called the Horseware® Nanotech System allowing the jacket to retain its natural hand feel. The Horseware® Nanotech System involves cross linking (chemical bonding) of hydrophobic (water repelling) molecules to the fibres of the yarns. This creates a barrier to prevent water droplets from penetrating the fabric while allowing water vapour and perspiration to freely pass through. This is a breakthrough in waterproofing technology as the Horseware® Nanotech System does not use a solid film to coat the fabric, the natural hand feel is preserved. Also and most importantly the breathability of the jacket, as tested through evaporative testing methods, the Horseware® Nanotech System Micro Cell shows a higher transport than other coating technologies and retains 85% efficiency after 10 washes.
The RAMBO® Helix Rug uses the same Nanotech System as the RAMBO® Newmarket Blouson Jacket but in reverse. In this case hydrophilic (water loving) molecules are chemically bonded to an advanced fabric using spun yarns and heavy brushing on the inside of the rug lifts moisture away from the horse and quickly transfers it along the spun fibres to a wide area, where it will then dry much quicker than any other fabric. Soil release chemicals are also dyed into the rug so when washed the sheet will be cleaned as efficiently as possible. The RAMBO® Helix takes coolers to the next generation.
For further information please ask your local Horseware stockist or contact Horseware Ireland on 00353 429389000 or by email info@horseware.com. Alternatively please visit our website www.horseware.com |
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27th February 2009
Horseware now airing on Youtube! |
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2nd April 2008
Horseware® Rider Matthew Sampson wins bronze at the Youth Olympics! |
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Horseware Ireland sponsored rider, Matthew Sampson won the bronze medal in today’s individual show jumping final at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney.
In a morning of hot contest, after two rounds it come down to a jump off for gold and silver and a five-way jump-off for the bronze medal.
The USA’s Taylor Land rode a clear round in a time of 30.60 to clinch the gold ahead of New Zealand’s Rachel McGregor who knocked one rail on her way to a time of 33.15.
Matthew Sampson secured his place in the bronze medal jump off with a clear round in the first round and just four faults in the second. He kept a cool head in the jump off to put in a fantastic clear round in 33.55 seconds to claim the bronze. |