Charitable Donation From Arizona Family Brings NSBA’s Heroes on Horses Program to Sun Circuit
Sun Circuit
The National Snaffle Bit Association announced a 3-year commitment from the Bob and Ingrid Miller Family of Mesa, Arizona that will allow NSBA to bring the Heroes on Horses program to the Western United States, hosted as part of the 2022 – 2024 Scottsdale Arizona Sun Circuit Quarter Horse show.
The Miller Family donation is an important milestone to meeting the goal to establish and expand the outreach to Veterans beyond its current format at the NSBA World Championship Show and All-American Quarter Horse Congress.
Having a third venue for the event will allow for:
- Inclusion and recognition of the families and heroes who have so valiantly served our country
- Bring attention to the therapeutic value of the horse and interaction with this population of riders
- Highlight the value of a competitive platform where Veterans can be recognized for advancing their horsemanship and riding skill sets
- Raise awareness of the benefits of our sport as part of a wellness program for Veterans
“It is our vision that this financial support will bring additional awareness to the ‘Model of Inclusion’ the NSBA embodies by including Veterans who participate in therapeutic riding programs across the country. My husband, Bob, and I feel this is a small way our family can say thank you to the brave men and women whose service and sacrifice allows us the freedom to enjoy and love our show horses” said Ingrid Miller, exhibitor, and lifetime member of the NSBA.
Click here to learn more about Heroes on Horses program.
