Equestrian Australia (EA) is a recognised National Sporting Organisation and the governing body for equestrian sport in Australia. EA offers programs to members from grassroots participation right through to elite.
A sport that attracts members aged 6 to 66 years old, equestrian sport appeals to a large cross section of the population. One of the few Olympic sports where men and women compete on equal terms, it is also the only sport that involves two athletes - horse and rider.
Saddleworld is a vibrant Australian Retail Equestrian franchise providing relevant products to fulfill the needs of our stores customers with quality brands from leading suppliers.
Saddleworld commenced operations in 1986 as a buying group where it has grown into a leading Franchise operation expanding its reaches across Australia. Whilst its legal entity is a franchise, it differs significantly from other franchise structures in that it affords a higher level of independence and a lower level of control than strict franchise operations.
The primary purpose of the group is to increase the profitability of its franchisees by:
• Negotiating better buying prices and bulk deals from our Australian Preferred Suppliers.
• Sourcing Exclusive Brands and Products locally and overseas.
• Developing Exclusive Brand Names and Products that are unique to Saddleworld.
• Engaging in national marketing campaigns.
• Providing on-going support from our team of specialists to Franchisees by way of direct advice from the Saddleworld Support Centre, other Saddleworld Franchisees and professionals engaged by the group, and
• Fostering a culture of support and unity amongst franchisees.
Bikes can be sorted by capacity, number of riders, outfitting, sport, methods for impetus, position of the rider. This rundown gives an outline of various kinds of bikes, ordered by capacity (dashing, amusement, and so forth.); number of riders (one, two, or more); by development or casing type (upstanding, collapsing, and so on.); by adapting …