Eclipse Equine Sports Therapy Center, which treats California-based Thoroughbreds, has created a special promotion for 2017 to benefit California Retirement Management Account (CARMA), a nonprofit dedicated to funding aftercare for California-raced horses, it was announced Wednesday. In the New Year, for each new Thoroughbred racehorse that receives a minimum 30 days treatment from the state-of-the-art therapy center, Eclipse will donate $200 to CARMA. With this promotion Eclipse hopes to raise funds and awareness about importance of aftercare.
“After a successful 2016 working with several top trainers and their horses, Eclipse would like to give back to the industry, said Angie Hager-Scully, owner of Eclipse. “Our commitment to the well-being of Thoroughbreds is unwavering, whether they are beginning their racing career or retiring.”
For more information please visit eclipse-equine.com.
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