Equilite Inc. Launches New Ambassador Program

POTTSTOWN, PA. For years Equilite Inc., the makers of the award-winning Sore No More, has been endorsed by top riders and trainers like Olympic medalist Anne Kursinski, Cowgirl Hall of Fame member Sharon Camarillo and World Cup Finalist Dr. Cesar Parra. Now Equilite launches the Ambassador Program that will create strategic alliances with another strata of equestrian professionals.

“Our new Ambassador Program is our way of helping and encouraging up and coming riders as well as thanking confirmed professionals for using Equilite’s products,” explains Stacey Small, CEO of Equilite, Inc. The Ambassador Program offers trainers, riders, judges and clinicians the opportunity to capitalize on the brand name recognition of Equilite and its product line.

Candidates for the Equilite Ambassador Program are equestrians who love and use Equilite products. These professionals maintain an active competition and/or clinic schedule and are comfortable promoting products and services that they use. The first step towards becoming an Ambassador is completing an application that is available from Equilite.

Upon acceptance Ambassadors will receive an Equilite starter kit of favorite products such as Sore No More, Ricochet Horse Spray, The Sauce, and Four Hoofs. Other perks include a link on the Equilite website as well as inclusion on the list of Equilite approved clinicians and trainers. A variety of Equilite promotional items, including discounts, hats, saddle pads, decals, jackets, shirts, and a banner round out the benefits.

“This is an ideal way for us to work with more trainers and riders,” Stacey continues. “We are looking forward to the new members who will be joining the Equilite team.”

For a complete program description and application visit www.equilite.com or call 1-800-942-5483.

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