Ireland – Hurdles – SINGLE PARTY FRAMEWORK FOR THE SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF NON-BIRCH HURDLES TO IRISH RACECOURSES CONTAINING FOUR LOTS
🇮🇪Horse Racing Ireland (HRI)·Ireland
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HRI are seeking the supply and installation of non-birch hurdles on Irish racecourses which facilitates less potential for injury to both Horse and Jockey alike while simultaneously using the opportunity to migrate from orange markings and toe boards to white versions to improve the visual contrast of obstacles in line with similar actions by other racing jurisdictions. HRI is seeking to ensure a balance in the longevity of product post-installation with responsibly and sustainably sourced materials in the pursuit of a low carbon footprint for the products supplied.
HRI are seeking the supply and installation of non-birch hurdles on Irish racecourses which facilitates less potential for injury to both Horse and Jockey alike while simultaneously using the opportunity to migrate from orange markings and toe boards to white versions to improve the visual contrast of obstacles in line with similar actions by other racing jurisdictions. HRI is seeking to ensure a balance in the longevity of product post-installation with responsibly and sustainably sourced materials in the pursuit of a low carbon footprint for the products supplied.
HRI are seeking the supply and installation of non-birch hurdles on Irish racecourses which facilitates less potential for injury to both Horse and Jockey alike while simultaneously using the opportunity to migrate from orange markings and toe boards to white versions to improve the visual contrast of obstacles in line with similar actions by other racing jurisdictions. HRI is seeking to ensure a balance in the longevity of product post-installation with responsibly and sustainably sourced materials in the pursuit of a low carbon footprint for the products supplied.
HRI are seeking the supply and installation of non-birch hurdles on Irish racecourses which facilitates less potential for injury to both Horse and Jockey alike while simultaneously using the opportunity to migrate from orange markings and toe boards to white versions to improve the visual contrast of obstacles in line with similar actions by other racing jurisdictions. HRI is seeking to ensure a balance in the longevity of product post-installation with responsibly and sustainably sourced materials in the pursuit of a low carbon footprint for the products supplied.