BETA Summer of Safety

Support BETA’s Summer of Safety- June- September 2023 - raising awareness of rider and horse safety

 
This is the third year of the highly successful campaign that was designed to help inspire, educate and encourage people to embrace safety in all areas of their equestrian life, to help keep themselves and their horses safer. This year, the Summer of Safety already has a huge amount of support behind it.

The summer long campaign will include in person events, lives and online content from riders, manufacturers, equestrian bodies, BETA’s CMO Dr Diane Fisher, and more.

Topics being covered range from yard safety tips, bio-security, hi-viz standards, feed room safety, body protectors, riding hats and more......

In addition, the Summer of Safety will be heavily supported by BETA members in the form of competitions across the association’s social media platforms, educational information, and the ability to get involved in other ways too.

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BETA members supporting the BSOS23

Retail members supporting BETA Summer of Safety from around the country are available here. Visit them in-store for safety and fitting advice.

Trade, Associate and Agent members are supporting BETA Summer of Safety with tips, rider quotes and fabulous prizes, here is a list of those supporting.

All member details can be found on the member directory on this website.

Discipline support

Equestrian disciplines and Air Ambulances UK are also showing their support of the campaign with content and events over the summer.

British Riding Clubs

British Dressage

HPA Polo

The Pony Club

Photos kindly provided by: Great Western Air Ambulance, Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance and MAGPAS Air Ambulance


What's your story?
Have you ever had a riding accident that could have been a lot worse if you hadn't been wearing safety garments?

The British Equestrian Trade Association (BETA) has launched a new way of collecting and recording information relating to accidents and injuries. The Rider Accident & Equipment Reporting Form, which is available to anyone experiencing an accident and injury around horses, is part of the association’s continued drive to help make equestrian sport safer.

The form is also easy fill in and allows BETA to collect additional information surrounding accidents to help inform design and protection development of safety equipment moving forward.

Link to the form: https://bit.ly/3xo6P3V


If you would like to take part in the 2023 Summer of Safety please email info@beta-uk.org to receive further information.


 

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