Standlee Hay Company Returns as the Official Forage of the USEA
Leesburg, Va. – The United States Eventing Association (USEA) is pleased to welcome back Corporate Sponsor Standlee Hay Company, Inc., for their second year as the Official Forage of the USEA. Standlee supports several of the USEA programs, with a contributing sponsorship for the USEA Gold Cup Series, Young Event Horse Series, Future Event Horse Series, as well as a Platinum Level Sponsorship for the American Eventing Championships.
“The return of Standlee Hay as our Official Forage sponsor means a great deal to the USEA,” said Jo Whitehouse, USEA CEO. “On a personal note, we have been feeding our two retired horses Standlee forage products and they are thriving on it. Even though they are no longer competing, they deserve the best and Standlee gives us the ease of mind to know that is what they are getting. The USEA is thrilled to continue our relationship with Standlee and to help promote these quality products to our members.”
Standlee Hay Company, Inc. is a family-run business located in Eden, Idaho. Today, they own and carefully manage over 13,000 acres of alfalfa, timothy grass, and orchard grass. Idaho’s climate and nutrient-rich soils help to produce the nation’s best growing and drying conditions for forages. Standlee’s passion and commitment to quality has positioned the company as the industry leader both domestically and internationally.
“Again this year, Standlee is proud to support the USEA’s mission to promote the sport of eventing and to educate riders and trainers on the health and well-being of their horses,” stated Dusty Standlee, President of Standlee Hay Company. “The essential dietary component for any horse is high quality forage and Standlee’s premium western forage® products help jump start equine athletes to perform at their peak level,” continued Standlee. “Standlee Hay wishes all competitors and their mounts the best throughout the 2015 eventing season!”
About the United States Eventing Association
The USEA is a non-profit 501 C (3), educational organization committed to providing eventing enthusiasts with a competitive level suited to their individual skills. By assisting and educating competitors, event organizers and officials; maintaining responsible safety standards; and registering qualified competitions and clinics, the USEA offers a strong and continuous training opportunity for an ever-expanding field of world-class competitors. Just as importantly, the USEA provides a means for all riders, regardless of age or ability, to experience the thrill of eventing. To learn more about the USEA, visit www.useventing.com.
About Standlee Hay Company, Inc.
Standlee Hay Company, Inc. is a leader in the forage industry. For over 30 years, Standlee has produced the highest quality forage products available. Standlee Premium Western Forage® products are available in alfalfa, alfalfa blends, orchard grass, and timothy grass and come in different formats including bales (compressed bales, compressed and shrink-wrapped Grab & Go® bales), cubes, pellets, chopped, and shreds. Quality is evident in Standlee Premium Western Forage® products and in the way they do business. After all, the Standlee family name is on every package and has been for three generations. Check out the complete line of products at www.StandleeForage.com.
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