United States Eventing Association

Every year the Nutrena/USEA American Eventing Championships Presented By Bit of Britain are eagerly anticipated as the Competition highlight of the season for many passionate and ardent Eventing Supporters. One company who appreciates and admires the dedication year on year of the various volunteers is Rebecca Raubacher, the founder of the clothing brand Animals To Wear. These dedicated supporters give up their time and energy just to participate in the excitement of the American Eventing Championships with no financial gain. Knowing that a keepsake will be treasured not only for itself but for the memories it evokes, Rebecca Raubacher stepped into the breach to provide items of apparel for the volunteers from her highly collectible range of clothing. This unique sponsorship is now entering its fifth year and is as appreciated by old and new enthusiasts alike.

Artist Rebecca Raubacher is co-owner of the Raubacher Gallery in downtown Dover, Delaware. Rebecca received her Certificate in Studio Fine Arts from Maryland College of Art and Design in 1977 and a BS in Art Education from Delaware State College in 1983.

Rebecca’s talent has resulted in her own one-person exhibitions in New York City. Most recently at the Leslie Cecil Gallery, as well as at The Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. Her inspirational work also features in Private, Corporate and Museum Collections. Including the Neuberger Museum at S.U.N.Y. New York. Her profile is such that she was recently featured in the leading Japanese magazine Hi-Fashion as well as being profiled in a leading US magazine..

An extraordinary artist, Rebecca’s first love lies in Equestrianism and horses in every form. Her bold drawing style lends itself to striking personalized original designs that are now featured in the wide range of clothing and accessories that is available from Animals To Wear and now Kerrits. Each design is copyrighted. Rebecca draws from life and works closely with selected riders including Danny Warrington, Allison Springer, and Katelyn Hess.

This clothing is unlike any other on the market today. This is original artwork and it is hand silk screened onto everything from sweatshirts and T-shirts to Saddle Pads. It is made for horse lovers, and therefore is comfortable, practical, hard wearing, long lasting and easy to care for. Everything can be put through the washer and drier. Even the white shirts can be bleached. This is quality silk screening and it will not peel or run. Damage can only be done with a hot iron.

The range includes:
Hooded Sweatshirts
Mock Tees
Tee Shirts
Quarter zip shirts
Saddle pads
Baseball Caps
Back Packs
Sling Bags

For further information please visit www.animalstowear.com