Aurora, OH (March 2, 2009)--Freedom Health, LLC, is proud to announce the winners of the 2008 United States Eventing Association (USEA) Area 8 SUCCEED® Challenge Series. This incentive program was open to USEA Area 8 members competing in USEA Sanctioned Horse Trials who use SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program (DCP) to foster optimum digestive health in their horses-thus supporting overall well-being and performance.
At the USEA Area 8 Annual Awards Dinner in Columbus, OH, Lowelle Messner, Mike Winter, Leah Snowden and Kate Fitzgerald were recognized respectively as the winners in the following divisions: Beginner Novice, Novice, Training and Preliminary in the SUCCEED Challenge Series. Each of the division winners took home a check for $500 along with a case of SUCCEED, and Devon-Aire product. Second place finishers in each of the divisions took home a 60-day supply of SUCCEED, while third place finishers received a 30-day supply of SUCCEED.
"We wanted to develop a program that both rewards current SUCCEED DCP consumers and encourages new users to experience the benefits of the product," said Patrick Warczak, Vice President - Marketing at Freedom Health. "A competitive incentive program is a natural fit for SUCCEED DCP, which supports the overall health and well-being of the performance horse."
SUCCEED DCP is scientifically formulated to support the health and structure of the equine digestive system - the fuel line that powers every other system in the horse's body. The strenuous phases of a three-day event competition - dressage, cross country and show jumping - require a horse to be in peak physical and mental condition to perform at its best. A horse that may be affected by digestive issues may not be able to jump as freely or collect and extend as easily. By fostering a healthy digestive tract with SUCCEED DCP, owners and riders may see improvements in other aspects of overall well-being and performance, such as behavior, trainability and overall performance ability.
SUCCEED DCP was named "Official Digestive Conditioning Product" of the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) and the United States Eventing Association (USEA) in 2008. The product was used extensively by United States Equestrian Team members on their horses in preparation for the 2008 games in Hong Kong.
The SUCCEED(R) Challenge Series may be extended to eventing and dressage organizations around the country. Show and organization secretaries may contact Lyndsey White at [email protected] for more information.
The SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program and the SUCCEED(R) Equine Fecal Blood Test(TM) are produced and distributed exclusively by Freedom Health, LLC of Aurora, Ohio. This company is focused on finding, perfecting and delivering superior, innovative products that address real and significant health-related issues for animals and the people who care for them
For more information on SUCCEED Digestive Conditioning Program, including in-depth articles on digestive tract health and interactive presentations, visit www.SucceedDCP.com. Information may also be obtained by calling toll-free, 866-270-7939.
Are you following along with the action from home this weekend? Or maybe you're competing at an event and need information fast. Either way, we’ve got you covered! Check out the USEA’s Weekend Quick Links for links to information including the prize list, ride times, live scores, and more for all the events running this weekend.
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