Sponsorship

Show your support for equestrian education!

This year's corporate sponsors include:

A-1 Septic
57 Phelps Rd.  Woodstock CT 06281
(860) 974-1482 or (860) 974-1570

Beckett & Associates Veterinary Services
1269 Main St. Glastonbury CT 06033
(860) 659-0848 

Burt Ives Tack Shop
22 Route 66 East  Columbia CT 06237
(860) 228-3699

Cummings Insurance Agency
Specializing in Equine and Farmowner's Insurance
378 Main St. Manchester CT 06040
(860) 646-2457

EQ Bling

G.M. Thompson & Sons, Inc.
A family business that provides your community with dog and cat food, birdseed, horse feed and livestock feed and supplies. 
54 Middle Turnpike  Storrs CT 06268 
(860) 429-9377

Infiltrator Systems
Innovative water treatment through environmentally sustainable solutions

Kimberly Meyer-Pelletier PT, Physical Therapy Services
Pelletier Physical Therapy provides access to licensed physical therapists with advanced training in manual techniques inclusive of craniosacral therapy and visceral mobilization.
10 Higgins Hwy Ste 12 Mansfield Center CT 06250
(860) 456-3772

SureShod

Sound the Bugle Studio
6 Kenyon Rd.  Hampton CT  

Ten Broeck Farm
1 Old Farm Lane  Pepperell MA 01463
(978) 6635 (Phil Silva)
(978) 6636 (Orintha Silva)

Wild Horses
Brookline Valley MA 02447
(617) 413-5999

William Briggs Construction
9 Phillip Rd.  Storrs CT 06268
(860) 429-6718


This years individual sponsors include:

Ann, Rich & Ben Hiskes

Bob Norton

Guy Gagne

Lee Ann Lippa

Les & Marianne Reimsnyder (AKA Rim & Cookie)


A plea for sponsors:

August 27, 2011 will mark the 10th anniversary of the Randy May Memorial Scholarship, and of the Randy May Memorial Schooling Show—activities of Connecticut Vintage Equestrians, Inc.  We want to make this year’s show special, and are asking for your support.

The Randy May Memorial Scholarship was established to help youngsters who are interested in horses.  It  supports them in projects that combine horses and education, and youngsters are encouraged to submit written applications that are grammatically correct and include an explanation of the educational benefit of the proposed project.  The scholarship has sent youngsters and their horses to Lendon’s Dressage 4Kids – which has a strong academic component – and has funded a high school student who combined a school assignment with composing a musical freestyle.   Others have attended eventing camp and worked toward inclusion on the Young Rider’s dressage team.

The Randy May Memorial Schooling Show (dressage) supports the scholarship.  Additionally, the show committee strives to make this a show for amateur riders who do not routinely compete in recognized shows.  We make fun a strong component.  Some of our riders gain the confidence they need to move on to recognized competition.  Others compete in only our show each year.  For some, the recognition that they receive at RMM is the only acknowledgement of their efforts that they receive.   With that in mind, our ribbons are bigger, our awards are more special, we have more award categories, and our staff does all they can to make sure each rider knows that they always have our full attention. 

We have a special class for riders who have never ridden in a show before.  It gives them a chance to get their first-time jitters out of the way.  We give the judge a ribbon and prize to award for anything he or she would like.  We do the same for our grandkids; they present a ribbon and prize to any rider that appeals to them for whatever reason.  Since the grandies are all under 7 years old, the prize usually goes to a youngster with a pony – someone who needs a special boost of confidence.  One of our volunteers gives a “Spirit of the Sport” award in memory of the horse she used to ride.  The huge smiles we get when these special awards are given make it clear that they are at least as important as any “regular” awards we give. 

The word is out about the scholarship, and our fund is dangerously low.  We have awarded our last scholarship until we can “plump” it back up again.  Any support you can offer will be greatly appreciated.

There are many ways that you can participate in this effort.   Financial contributions are always welcome.   Our expenses are many, from ribbons, to judges, to things as basic as port-a-johns.   The donation of prizes always makes our job easier.  If possible, we provide a grab-box for riders who received 2nd place, as well as have designated awards for first place and championship winners.   We give each competitor a bag of goodies, and can include samples of your company’s products.  Connecticut Vintage Equestrians is a 501©3 organization, so contributions are tax deductible. 

Every volunteer and sponsor gets an ad or at least a mention in our show brochure.  The brochure includes equestrian trivia and pictures of competitors and family.  We have had many compliments over the years – so we know that brochure and ads are actually read.  The sponsorship form can be downloaded from the attachment section below.  We would love to have you join us as part of the 10th Randy May Memorial family.

Thank you.            


Interested sponsors should download the sponsorship form below or contact Donna by calling her at (860) 429-0446 or by emailing her at donna@randymaymemorial.org.

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Kelley Sullivan,
Jun 28, 2011 6:30 PM