USRider Partners with AQHA

USRider is proud to announce a new partnership with the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA). The partnership establishes USRider as the official roadside service provider for AQHA and is one of the new benefits offered to AQHA members.

October 19, 2011 — USRider, the national provider of roadside emergency assistance for equestrians, is proud to announce a new partnership with the American Quarter Horse Association. The partnership establishes USRider as the official roadside service provider for AQHA and is one of the new benefits offered to AQHA members.

Located in Amarillo, Texas, the American Quarter Horse Association is the world’s largest equine breed registry and membership organization. AQHA members share a passion for the American Quarter Horse and the vast lifestyle created by the world’s most popular horse.

“We are very excited about our new partnership with the AQHA” said Bill Riss, general manager of USRider. “The AQHA is dedicated to providing value and services to American Quarter Horse owners. We are proud to have a partnership with the AQHA and look forward to the opportunity to offer them the value and peace of mind that comes with USRider membership.”

USRider – in its tenth year of operation – is the only company ever to provide emergency roadside assistance for horse owners. Through the Equestrian Motor Plan, USRider provides nationwide roadside assistance and towing services along with other travel-related benefits to its Members. The plan includes standard features such as flat-tire repair, battery assistance and lockout services, plus towing up to 100 miles and roadside repairs for tow vehicles and trailers with horses. ?Plus, USRider maintains a national database that includes emergency stabling, veterinary and farrier referrals if needed by its Members.

For more information about the USRider Equestrian Motor Plan, visit http://www.usrider.org online or call (800) 844-1409. For additional safety and travel tips, visit the Equine Travel Safety Area on the USRider website at http://www.usrider.org/.

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