"I have had the pleasure of working with Ariat for almost five years now," notes Bloomberg. "I am consistently impressed with not only the products they produce but also with the kindness of those who work with the company. I have really enjoyed representing Ariat and have found their products to be fashionable and functional. This donation is yet another example of their generosity and commitment to help every rider be properly attired for riding."
Founded by Bloomberg as a home-based operation in August 2006, The Rider's Closet quickly grew in scope, as did Bloomberg's equestrian
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"With Ariat's help, The Rider's Closet will be able to send quality breeches to countless riders in need of new clothes," states Bloomberg. "I am so appreciative of the company and am honored to be an Ariat-sponsored rider."
Beth Cross, president and CEO of Ariat, echoes Bloomberg's sentiment. "We are thrilled to team up with Georgina in support of The Rider's Closet," notes Cross. "All of us at Ariat are proud to be of service to this terrific organization and look forward to supporting them in the future."
The Rider's Closet accepts shirts, breeches, jackets, boots and half chaps. Demand is especially high for paddock boots and tall boots in adult and children's sizes. For safety reasons, helmets cannot be accepted. Information about donating or requesting items from The Rider's Closet is posted to the Pegasus website at www.pegasustr.org/trc.