Posted: 31st May 2017 | Back to news feed
Maisie Joins Trickle Sponsored Team
THE sponsorship search for a dressage rider to join the Trickle Net team is finally over and will see 17-year-old Maisie Hodge become their new ambassador.
Based in Gloucestershire, Maisie is an aspiring dressage rider with the passion to work her way up the levels and compete as much as she can.
Maisie rides and trains at Medium level and is currently developing a great relationship with her five-year-old Dutch Warmblood, Garant H - known as Gandalf at home.
The pair train with Emma Corbett and Olivia Oakeley and Maisie is aiming to qualify for this year’s Area Festivals at Novice and Elementary as well as the Sheepgate U25’s Championships during the summer.
Said Ellen Chapman, founder of Trickle Net: “Maisie was the perfect candidate to represent Trickle Net in the dressage world, she has set some great goals for the future and we look forward to helping Maisie progress.”
Added Maisie: “I was so pleased Trickle Net picked me to be their brand ambassador, I absolutely love the Trickle Net products as they are great at keeping horses content and allowing their hay ration to last longer.
“This year is going to be an exciting one as we have recently won our first test in the U25’s Winter Championships where Gandalf really listened and produced a great test which has really boosted my confidence, and with the help of Trickle Net this season should be lots of fun.”
The Trickle Net has been specially designed with small 25mm holes, which slows down the rate your horses and ponies eat their forage.
This prevents them from being able to take large mouthfuls of hay, encouraging slower feeding patterns and also prevents the horse from becoming bored whilst spending long periods of time stabled.
For further information on the Trickle Net products please visit: www.tricklenet.co.uk
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