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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Tiffany J Cody
Public Relations Specialistr
Equine Science Center

 (732) 932-9419

 cody@njaes.rutgers.edu

 

 

 

Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association - New Jersey Hosts
Rutgers Equine Science Center VIP Gala

 

     NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ (August 09, 2011) – On Thursday, August 4, Brian Cashman, General Manager and Senior Vice President of the New York Yankees, delivered the keynote address during “A Pre-Hambletonian Celebration”, a gala held in honor of the Rutgers Equine Science Center’s 10th anniversary at the Commissioners Club in the New Meadowlands Stadium. The event was hosted by the Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association – New Jersey (SBOANJ).

 

     The invitation-only event was an opportunity to celebrate a decade of achievements and accomplishments by the Equine Science Center and to raise awareness of its need for future support.

 

     “Superb leadership and financial support are two vital components needed in order to build an organization on a standard of excellence,” said Cashman. “With Karyn Malinowski at the reins, I am completely confident that the Equine Science Center can maintain its status as a world-class research center. My goal in lending support is to ensure that others recognize the necessity of a financially sound Center, it is crucial to the sustainability of the entire horse industry in New Jersey.”

 

     The gala opened with master of ceremonies Sam McKee, Director of Simulcasting and Track Announcer at the Meadowlands Racetrack, welcoming guests for the evening. Robert M. Goodman, Executive Dean, School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, Executive Director, New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station at Rutgers University, acknowledged the 10th anniversary of the Equine Science Center and lauded the efforts of its faculty and staff. As the event host, Thomas Luchento, President of the SBOANJ, informed guests of the Equine Science Center’s vital role in agri-business, public policy and equine health and well-being.

 

     “Thanks to the work of the Equine Science Center, we know how important horses are to the agri-business of New Jersey, we understand the role of horses in the maintenance of open space in this state and we have the data related to the economic impact of the equine industry,” said Luchento. “The SBOANJ is proud to be a financially supportive partner of the Center and we encourage others to do the same.”

 

     The event was sponsored by corporate and private donors including Sandy Denarski, Hanover Shoe Farms, Showplace Farms, Pfizer Animal Health, and over a dozen additional supporters.

 

     For more details about the Pre-Hambletonian Celebration gala, contact Tiffany Cody at cody@njaes.rutgers.edu or 732-932-9419.

 

Featured speakers during the Pre-Hambletonian Celebration.

L to R: Back Row - Sandy Denarski, Robert Goodman. Front Row - Brian Cashman, Thomas Luchento, and Karyn Malinowski.

 

 

Equine Science Center faculty, staff, and students.

L to R: Back Row - Kelly VanDemark, Cindy Gadek, Kenneth McKeever, Melissa Koger, Carey Williams,
and Tim Manzi.  Front Row - Ryan Avenatti, Karyn Malinowski, Sarah Ralston, and Tiffany Cody.

 

 

 

 

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