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Independent Equine Agents Partner With UPHA



The United Professional Horsemen’s Association (UPHA) has announced a substantial financial contribution from Independent Equine Agents to assist in the works of the association. Independent Equine Agents has been a consistent supporter of the UPHA and this contribution furthers that commitment.

"We take great pride in our continued support of the horse industry," said Kris Knight, CEO of Independent Equine Agents. "The UPHA was selected as a primary benefactor because the membership is comprised of professional, amateur and junior members representing various breed groups. The UPHA has proven to be service oriented, philanthropic and forward thinking in an effort to benefit the entire horse industry."

The partnership of UPHA, "horsemen helping horsemen," and Independent Equine Agents, "horsemen insuring horsemen," has been a natural and beneficial combination and with this contribution the UPHA will be able to continue several existing programs that will directly benefit many in the show horse industry.

"We hope that others will join us in our continuing effort to support the growth of all equine sports," concluded Knight.

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