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TIME TO RIDE is designed to work on a wide array of web browsers and platforms. However, to ensure elements work properly we must set minimum browser requirements. These are:
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The following rules govern the use by you of TIME TO RIDE. The rules set forth herein apply to all materials, online communications and other information that is or becomes available on TIME TO RIDE (collectively, “Information”). BY SIGNING ON AND USING TIME TO RIDE, YOU SPECIFICALLY AGREE TO ABIDE BY THESE RULES AND ANY MODIFICATIONS THERETO.
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TIME TO RIDE may modify these rules from time to time and such modifications will be binding on you when placed online.
Time to Ride Challenge Hosts Made Center Stage in #SpotlightSaturday
May 31, 2017, Georgetown, Texas – The Time to Ride Challenge, a nationwide program dedicated to increasing participation in the horse industry, recognizes participating hosts in 2017’s new #SpotlightSaturday features. The hosts are featured on the Time to Ride social media platforms for their efforts implementing creative, beginner-friendly marketing tactics to welcome newcomers to horses and grow their businesses.
Where is the Next Generation of Riders?
May 9, 2017, Georgetown, Texas – The 2017 Time to Ride Challenge began May 1st for the $100,000 grassroots contest’s fourth year. Already, hundreds of events nationwide are planned by hosts who share the mission of connecting brand-new enthusiasts to horses. Stables, clubs and businesses are working toward growing their own reach and client base while earning cash and prizes and, most importantly, nurturing the next generation of participants in the equine industry.
Time to Ride Challenge Association Program (CAP) More Than Doubles in Size
April 19, 2017, Georgetown, Texas – The 2017 Time to Ride Challenge is shaping up to be the best Challenge yet, due in part to the overwhelming response of industry breed and discipline organizations, and state horse councils joining forces with the contest. The Challenge will award $100,000 in cash and prizes to horse professionals who can generate the most “newcomer” interactions with horses, and bring them back for a follow-up experience to encourage further participation. A plethora of breed, discipline, and professional organizations have partnered with Time to Ride to substantially grow awards available to Challenge Hosts.
Equine Businesses Welcomed to Register for the 2017 Time to Ride Challenge
Georgetown, TX, March 10, 2017 – Time to Ride invites stables, clubs and all horse businesses nationwide to register now for the 2017 Time to Ride Challenge, a grassroots competition offering $100,000 in cash and prizes! In its fourth year of competition, the Challenge is the only industry-wide effort specifically designed to encourage entry-level participation in riding and other horse activities. Participating horse professionals will work to create engaging outreach events in Phase I, May 1st through August 31st, that connect with the general public and introduce families to the joy of horses. Then in Phase II, which occurs simultaneously and continues through September 30th, they will help these new horse enthusiasts get involved regularly through riding lessons or other ongoing horse experiences. The stables, clubs and businesses which introduce and convert the greatest number of newcomers will win their share of $100,000 cash and prizes across size-based divisions.
Challenge Association Program is Back and Better Than Ever
March 22, 2017, Georgetown, Texas – For another year, more horse industry breed and discipline organizations have joined forces with the 2017 Time to Ride Challenge to introduce new horse enthusiasts to riding. The Challenge will award $100,000 cash and prizes to the stables, clubs, and businesses who can generate the most “newcomer” interactions with horses and then bring them back for a follow up experience. Breed and discipline organizations have partnered with Time to Ride to reward their members for participating in the Challenge.
Time to Ride, Haflingers and Rocky Mountain Horses attend Equine Affaire!
Georgetown, TX, March 30, 2017- On April 6th Equine Affaire will open its doors again for another year of world-class education and entertainment. Time to Ride, a nation-wide initiative to grow the equine industry through connecting people to horses within their communities, will be in attendance to offer rides and information on how to engage with horses in the area. In partnership with Time to Ride, the Ohio Haflinger Association and the Rocky Mountain Horse Association will be providing lessons and other activities in the Cooper Arena.
Time to Ride Partners with Equine Affaire for Riding Events and More
Georgetown, TX, January 31, 2017 – This year, Time to Ride joins Equine Affaire for the first time to provide attendees with horseback rides and information on how to get involved with their local horse community. Time to Ride, an initiative to open wider the doors of the horse world to people across the nation, is excited to partner with Equine Affaire at their 55th annual event in Columbus, Ohio, April 6th through 9th, 2017. Time to Ride will host a riding session for beginner riders in Cooper Arena at the Ohio Expo Center and a booth in Equine Affaire’s Breed Pavilion to network with equine professionals interested in becoming involved in Time to Ride programs that will help grow their own businesses and the entire horse industry.
The 2017 Time to Ride Challenge: More Winners, More Ways to Win!
Georgetown, TX, February 7, 2017 – The Time to Ride Challenge, a grassroots competition that offers support and incentives to businesses growing the horse industry, will return for its fourth year in 2017. This year’s contest will award more cash than ever before and introduce significant structure changes to help contestants focus on creating new long-term horse enthusiasts.
Time to Ride’s Best Practices Contest Rewards Top Marketing Strategies
Georgetown, TX, December 6th, 2016 – Time to Ride congratulates the winners of its 2016 Best Practices Contest, a written-entry contest that rewards Challenge contestants for their innovative and effective outreach strategies. First place winner is Ashwood Farm of St George, Kansas; second place is Equine LEAD of Olney, Illinois; and in a tie for third are Cross Roads Stable of Elverta, California and Heavenly Horse Stables of Pinckney, Michigan. The contest judged entries on creativity and innovation; effectiveness at reaching new horse enthusiasts; quality of newcomer horse experience; and efforts made to reach beginners.
Time to Ride Congratulates Pledge to Take a Friend Riding Sweepstakes Winner
Georgetown, TX, October 12th, 2016 – A Parker, CO equestrian will enjoy a three-night stay at The Resort at Paws Up for entering the Pledge sweepstakes in September. Georgetown, TX, October 12, 2016 – Time to Ride today announced the winner of the Pledge to Take a Friend Riding Sweepstakes, which took place September 1-30 and encouraged equestrians to introduce a friend to riding. Caitlin W. of Parker, Colorado was selected in the random-draw sweepstakes to receive a three-night stay at a luxury dude ranch in Montana, the Resort at Paws Up.