Horse and Country Partner with Leading Retailer EQUUS

In yet another innovative move, Horse and Country have announced an exciting new partnership with the UK’s fastest growing online retailer, EQUUS to deliver promotional offers, incentives and more to members of the streaming service.

Each month members of H&C’s streaming, H&C+, will receive exclusive offers from EQUUS. The offers will range across individual products, categories and brands, and other benefits such as express shipping. All offers will be redeemable by H&C+ members through their member discount page on the H&C+ site. Additionally, EQUUS will retail monthly and annual subscriptions to H&C+, with both direct purchase and gifting options.

For its part, H&C will create engaging bespoke video content for each offer and promote them widely across its platforms.

Once every quarter H&C and EQUUS will partner with a leading equestrian brand to produce shows or series based around specific product categories, much along the lines of the recent Alan Davies Masterclass with NAF series. The content will then act as a springboard to drive promotional offers, to benefit all.

Heather Killen, CEO of H&C, said:

We are keen to offer our members a range of benefits above and beyond our core service. Top of our list of priorities has been to seek out a forward-thinking online retail partner. The team at EQUUS share our passion for mould-breaking innovation and we are excited at the possibilities this partnership offers.”

For EQUUS, Kim Horton, CEO, commented,

We’ve seen rapid growth in our business over the last eighteen months and, during that period, video promotion and marketing has become ever more important in the equestrian sector. The partnership with H&C will enable us to fast track our own video presence and offer new opportunities to the brands we work with.”

Leading international equestrian sports network, Horse and Country, offers members 24/7 year-round premium equestrian sporting action. Content is no longer available via Satelite TV, however, fans can access content for free via a connected TV, mobile and web subscriptions

To learn more visit horseandcountry.tv

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