Liberty Racing's honorary prizes auctioned off for a good cause

We launched an extraordinary campaign at the end of the year and are delighted that it was well received and drew a lot of interest.

The honorary prizes of the successful syndicates were auctioned off among the shareholders for charitable purposes. The proceeds will go to the horse racing  and are intended to send a strong signal for social commitment in the industry. Of course, the prize of honor from the Große Preis von Baden, which was auctioned off for 1,214 euros for the benefit of the Förderverein zur Jockey Aus- und Weiterbildung e. V., (German Jockey School) was particularly interesting. The winning bid was placed by shareholder Hubertus Diers, who made a significant contribution to supporting the training center with his bid.

Kai Schirmann, the director of the Jockey School, was visibly moved by the willingness to donate: "I would like to thank Liberty Racing for this great campaign. Such initiatives cannot be taken for granted and help us enormously to promote young talent in equestrian sport." The jockey school, which is dedicated to training young talent, will use the donation specifically to further develop its programs and create the best conditions for aspiring jockeys.

It is part of Liberty Racing's mission to be charitable and active in the community alongside its passion for sport, and the syndicate's shareholders have demonstrated this more than clearly through their generous bids. Success on the racecourse and commitment to the sport can go hand in hand. The team around Nadine Siepmann and Lars-Wilhelm Baumgarten is very proud of the result of the campaign and hopes that it will be widely emulated.