Sponsorship
What is Horseball?
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Fast paced, exciting, highly competitive team sport
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Mix of basketball and rugby
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Quidditch on Horses!
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Descendant of Pato, developed by the French
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Great for developing team work, horsemanship, trust and control.


Why Partner Horseball?
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Exciting spectator sport for equestrians and non equestrians
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Official member of BE, FEI and FIHB
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Great potential for growth as a sport
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FEI World Equestrian Games 2014 inclusion as demonstration discipline
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A dedicated team working on promotion and gaining publicity
Press Coverage
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Your Horse Magazine
- Equestrian Life
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BBC Radio 2
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Horsing About
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CNN Equestrian
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BBC News
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Mars Milk








Online & Social Media
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3,700+ Facebook Fans
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580+ Twitter Followers
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1,400+ Instagram Followers
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500+ Website visits per month
(Website refresh in progress)




Sponsorship Opportunities?
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League & International Teams
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Shirts/Jackets/Tracksuits
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Numnahs/Rugs
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Individual Player
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Shirts/Jackets/Tracksuits
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Numnahs/Rugs
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Sponsorship Opportunities?
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League Events
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Barriers/Stands/Leaflets
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Trophies/Rosettes/Prizes
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Demonstrations
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Barriers/Stands/Leaflets
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Packages
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Wide range of packages tailored to suit each partner
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Event Sponsor
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Gold Sponsor
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Silver Sponsor
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Official Supplier
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Team (Gold/Silver/Bronze)
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Individual Player
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Offerings such as
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Promo photos/videos with branding
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Rights to event photos/videos
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Naming of trophies and prizes
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Invitation to awards ceremony
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Online and social media links
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Package Details
(Update in progress)
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Summary
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We are looking to build strong partnerships to enable us to grow as a sport, get more people playing and in turn offer more to our sponsors.
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Horseball is a great way for young riders to improve their confidence, trust and skill on a horse.
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The sport has big aspirations internationally – to become an FEI official discipline and eventually an Olympic sport.
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Boosted by WEG 2014 inclusion as an exhibition discipline.
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20 countries now competing, with at least 1 on each continent.