Source:  News Release (edited)

Tickets Now On Sale!
Second Annual Sidelines Tetrathlon
Benefits Equestrian Aid Foundation

Featuring the Super Bowl Saloon

WELLINGTON, Fla. – Tickets are now on sale online at www.equestrianaidfoundation.org for the second-annual Sidelines Equestrian Tetrathlon which will be held on Sunday, February 5, 2012, at the Jim Brandon Equestrian Center in West Palm Beach, Fla..   The event will benefit the Equestrian Aid Foundation.  

The wild, wild west-themed evening will feature the best of Palm Beach’s restaurant fare and cocktails with guest chefs to tempt your palette.  Silent auction items will entice your sense of adventure.   The headline of the night will be world-class horsemen and women in the greatest discipline switch ever imagined.

“In keeping with the wild west theme, we’ve added a saloon with flat-screen tvs to offer our guests the opportunity to enjoy the Super Bowl along with the best food and fun equestrian competition,” said R. Scot Evans, EAF president and co-chairman of the Sidelines Tetrathlon. “We’re creating an outstanding evening with a wide variety of entertainment appeal.”

The evening also features the presentation of the inaugural Equestrian Aid Foundation Luminary Award to legendary horsewoman Jane Forbes Clark. Robert Dover and Sarah B. Willeman will be honored for their contributions to their disciplines and to the Equestrian Aid Foundation.

Individual tickets are available online for $175 at www.equestrianaidfoundation.org. Sponsorship opportunities from teams to tables are also available. For sponsorship information, please contact sponsorships@equestrianaidfoundation.org. 

See www.equestrianaidfoundation.org/tetrathlon.html for sponsors, videos and photos from the 2011 Sidelines Tetrathlon presented by FarmVet.

The SidelinesTetrathlon is managed and produced by Sean O’Keefe Events, which specializes in fundraising events for nonprofits. Visit www.seanokeefeevents.com for more information.

About the Equestrian Aid Foundation:

In 1996 the Equestrian AIDS Foundation was established to assist those with HIV/Aids. Recognizing a broader need, the organization changed its name to the Equestrian Aid Foundation and revised its mission. Its mission is to build a membership-based organization to assist anyone in the equestrian world suffering from life threatening illness, catastrophic accidents or injuries by providing financial assistance for their medical or other basic needs. It is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization that provides grant recipients funding for medical, healthcare, rehabilitation and essential expenses, such as housing and food, throughout their time of need. To learn more about the EAF, visit www.equestrianaidfoundation.org, facebook www.facebook.com/EAF.Ride4Hope or twitter @ride4hope.