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BETA Survey into equestrian spending and riding habits
Additional Information
Dear Member
We have today launched a new BETA survey to riders covering two main topics:
- Their perceptions of coaching qualifications, the importance of these when selecting coaches and other criteria used in coach selection.
- Riding activity and purchasing behaviour since the beginning of the year to better understand spending and riding patterns and with regards to buying channels used, whether the changes made this year due to Covid restrictions are temporary or permanent in nature.
We would greatly appreciate it if you were able to share the survey link with your customers and equestrian minded staff, through your digital and social media channels over the next week to ensure as wide a take up as possible. It is their opportunity to share their views and experiences of the last 8 months.
We will of course share the findings with BETA members and would be happy to give those who assist to distribute the survey priority access.
The link to the survey is: https://wh1.snapsurveys.com/s.asp?k=160624164105
There is a £50 shopping voucher prize draw incentive offered to those completing the survey, which can be spent with any BETA member retailer.
Many thanks indeed.
If you have any queries about the above then please do let me know.
Kind regards
Claire / Megan Gibbs <megan.gibbs@bhs.org.uk>
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BHS supporting Road Safety Week 18 - 24th November
'Dead Slow' Campaign
Our ‘Dead? Or Dead Slow’ road safety campaign aims to educate drivers on how to pass horses safely on the road. The key behavioural change messages to drivers are:
- Slow down to a maximum of 15mph
- Be patient – I won’t sound my horn or rev the engine
- Pass the horse wide and slow, (if safe to do so) at least a car’s width if possible
- Drive slowly away
- Click here for more information