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Symposium Live Stream Attracts Global Audience FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: chad@riders4helmets.com (photos available upon request) Lexington, KY (January 31st, 2012)—The 2008 US Olympian Courtney King Dye opened the 3rd Riders4Helmets Safety Symposium held Saturday January 14th, 2012 at the Hilton Palm Beach Airport Hotel, West Palm Beach, Fla. The Olympian who suffered a traumatic [...]
We are delighted to learn that after Tammy Sronce of the American Competitive Trail Horse Association (ACTHA) attended the 3rd Riders4Helmets Safety Symposium on January 14th, ACTHA implemented a helmet rule change for the 2012-2013 season. Tammy also competes in Mounted Shooting and will be approaching the Mounted Shooting Association (CMSA) regarding a proposed helmet [...]
We are pleased to announce the winner and runners-up in the Tipperary T-Series helmet contest. The overall winner gets to select a T2 or T4 series helmet in their chosen color and size. The runners-up each receive a riders4helmets saddle pad. A big thank you to everyone who entered the contest and please do keep [...]
We are pleased to announce that the winner of the New Years Eve Helmet Photo Contest is Erin Watkins. Our guest judge commented that i Erin was brave enough to don her helmet on the beach then she deserved to win a riders4helmets saddle pad. Congratulations Erin!! Please email admin@riders4helmets.com with your address so we [...]
Below are the entries that were submitted for the New Year’s Eve Helmet Photo Contest. We will be asking our guest judge to select a winner and will announce who that is shortly. Thanks to everyone who submitted an entry. This is my 16.1 hand Thoroughbred Tommy and I. Several weeks ago before this photo [...]
Participants examine helmet use in the Western World; name Helmet Heroes A wealth of information was shared on January 14th during the 3rd Riders4Helmets Safety Symposium in Palm Beach Florida. One hot topic that was examined from more than one angle was the question of how to increase acceptance of safety helmets in the Western [...]
Laden with emotion, information and conversation, symposium keeps helmet safety at the forefront “Many people emphasize with the daily struggle, but it’s hard to real that the struggle is all day every day. Speaking is hard. Walking is hard. I had to learn to eat with my left hand, and that’s not pretty,” Courtney King-Dye, [...]
