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Gladstone, NJ – July 29, 2015 - The United States Equestrian Team
Foundationis pleased to announce a new fundraising effort, the “Elizabeth
B. Juliano &Havensafe Farm Human Sport Science and Medicine Challenge,”
to help preparethe United States Equestrian Team for the 2016 Olympics in
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Juliano will match contributions, dollar for dollar, up to $100,000 with the goal
to raise $200,000 to implement the program. Gift commitments of $10,000 or
more made by November 30, 2015 are eligible for the challenge and may be paid
over a two-year period (2015 and 2016). All donations are tax deductible.
Juliano is an accomplished dressage rider, high performance dressage horse
owner, USET Foundation Trustee and Chair of the Development Committee,
all of which reflect her leadership and extraordinary commitment to this
country’s United States Equestrian Teams.
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| Elizabeth B. Juliano of Havensafe Farm |
The money raised will support the United States Equestrian Federation’s
pilot program for Human Sports Science and Medicine (HSSM), which is
vitally important in preparing riders for the upcoming Olympic Games where
every detail of the preparation will be critical to success. The Equine Sports
Science Medicine (ESSM) and HSSM personnel will be working together in a
conjoined approach which will allow riders to improve their preparation for
and performance at Rio 2016 as well as other Championships by working on
their imbalances and injury prevention. The program will interact with riders’
trainers and SSM personnel so all support provided is coordinated with a focus
on performance. Further information on the Program will be released to athletes
and other key stakeholders by the USEF once the final details are in place.
For more information on the USET Foundation and the Elizabeth Juliano
and Havensafe Farm Human Sport Science and Medicine Challenge, contact
Bonnie Jenkins, Executive Director, at (908) 234-1251.
The United States Equestrian Team Foundation (www.uset.org) is the
non-profit organization that supports the competition, training, coaching,
travel and educational needs of America’s elite and developing international,
high-performance horses and athletes in partnership with the United States
Equestrian Federation.
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