Posted: 20th December 2018 | Back to news feed
easibed equine bedding is planning to gallop into 2019 full of New Year joy, as it celebrates its18th year of business by giving away a year’s worth of prizes! The dust free wood fibre bedding first landed in the equine bedding market 18 years ago in December 2000. To celebrate this milestone the company has planned 12 months’ worth of fantastic prize giveaways for 2019, including riding lessons with international riders, signed merchandise, tickets to equestrian events, free bedding and much more.
easibed Sales Manager Claire Hayward said: “This is a really exciting time for easibed and so to celebrate we are giving away 12 amazing prizes, one in every month of 2019. There’ll be lessons with International Show jumper Chris Smith and International Dressage rider Olivia Towers, as well as tickets to HOYS and bedding giveaways and merchandise signed by international show jumper Ellen Whitaker. There is something for everyone.”
As part of the celebrations, easibed is also launching additional merchandise with branded Thermatex rugs, softshell jackets and easi aprons for budding cooks all being added to the brand’s existing range of easibed branded goodies.
easibed merchandise is available to users of the bedding who collect easitokens which can be found on the 20kg bales. The tokens can be collected and exchanged for a range of free easibed merchandise which can be seen at www.easibedding.co.uk/easitokens.
easibed is beginning its birthday celebrations this month as the bedding partner at the Liverpool International Horse Show, which takes place from 28th – 31st December at the Liverpool Echo Arena. For information about our involvement in the show and to find out how to enter our 18th birthday prize giveaways for 2019, follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter or visit our website www.easibedding.co.uk.
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