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Thoroughbred Makeover horse. The RRP will include links to websites featuring those reports in its online contestant list so that the public can follow and learn from their work.
Use of Trainer Media
Thoroughbred Makeover Trainers agree to allow the RRP to reprint, share, and otherwise promote blogs, images, and video of their Thoroughbred Makeover horse, as well as to use images of them and their horse taken at the Thoroughbred Makeover for promotional purposes.
Vendor Conflicts
The RRP recognizes that many trainers serve as product representatives for companies (such as supplement manufacturers, therapy systems, and tack manufacturers) in order to defray the cost of competition expenses.
In consideration of our vendors who pay for booth space in the vendor fair, Event Management requests that trainers wishing to do business at their stalls first obtain permission from Event Management in order to avoid conflicts with paying vendors. Event Management reserves the right to remove unauthorized vendor set-ups in the barns during the event.
Photography
The RRP retains an event photographer for the purpose of providing competition photos for Trainers to purchase as well as to cover the media needs of the organization.
Commercial photographers are welcome at the event and must request credentials from event management and may not advertise offering private ride coverage to competitors.
Recreational photographers are also welcome but are asked to be respectful of credentialed photographers.
Schooling and Course Walking
Event management wants to create an event that sets horses up for a successful experience and therefore offers ample schooling oppor- tunities in both competition and warm-up arenas.
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