Centennial Farms is absolutely delighted to be involved in the first ever Equestricon. Equestricon, the brainchild of Kathryn Sharp, Justin Nicholson, and Dan Tordjman, is a racing convention like no other. It is a fan festival and trade show that will bring together industry insiders, fans, horseplayers, and more for panels, discussions, meet and greets, entertainment, and a host of other activities. As proud sponsors of the event, you will be able to interact with us in a variety of ways.
Monday, August 14, 11am-noon: Centennial Farms Showcase
Don Little, Jr. will be joined by Peter Horvitz, Dr. Stephen Carr, and Jimmy Jerkens to discuss the history of Centennial Farms, how and why we do what we do, our latest additions, and answer any questions you might have. We are also thrilled to be premiering new videos to introduce you to all of Centennial that you won’t want to miss. The Showcase is open to all ticket holders, including general admission, and we are offering snacks to attendees.
Monday, August 14, 4pm-6pm: Perspectives: Social Media in Horse Racing
Susie Raisher joins a panel moderated by Penelope Miller of America’s Best Racing.
Tuesday, August 15, 3pm-5pm: Q&A Racing Syndicates
TVG’s Caton Bredar moderates a panel including Don Little, Jr. to discuss getting involved in thoroughbred ownership through partnerships and how to select the one that’s right for you.
Find Juba!
If you follow Centennial Farms on Twitter, undoubtedly you’ve seen Juba‘s costume ideas to try to sneak past security (we’ve heard they’re not zoned for horses) and attend Equestricon. We’ll be hiding ten of our favorite costumed Jubas throughout the convention area. If you find one, snap a picture of it or take a selfie, use the hashtag #IfoundJubaatEQCon17, and be eligible to win a prize!
Members of Centennial Farm will also be roaming Equestricon – please feel free to approach us any time!
“Batjuba” is one of ten costumed Jubas that will be hidden during Equestricon.
