Fayetteville, North Carolina, November 18, 2011 – Just when you thought Blue-Emu might be taking a break between Professional Bull Riding (PBR) Built Ford Tough Series (BFTS) seasons, they show that they never skip a beat. Blue-Emu and their line of emu oil products is excited to be present at the National Rodeo Finals (NRF) and continuing support for their sponsored riders Shane Proctor & LJ Jenkins. Both riders are competing in the 2011 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Wrangler National Rodeo Finals December 1-10 at the Thomas Mack Center in Las Vegas.
This year Blue-Emu is partnering up with Christina Laiche, CEO of Cuttin’ Up Radio, to provide coupons, samples for the fans and their popular “Bad Grandma” commercials featuring Team Blue-Emu riders J.B. Mauney and Shane Proctor. Laiche will be at the MGM and Vegas arena providing fans with coverage of the event, interviews with competitors and much more.
“We’re a full time sponsor. We’re supporting our riders at the many events they ride in during the entire year and we’re always cheering them on from the side lines,” inventor of Blue-Emu, Richard Guy, explained.
Blue-Emu will be continuing their sponsorship into the 2012 PBR BFTS season with veteran riders J.B. Mauney, Shane Proctor & LJ Jenkins along with the PBR Sports Medicine Team and the “Wreck of Night” videos featured in the arena, as well as on the Blue-Emu and PBR’s homepages. Blue-Emu is not only used by Professional Bull Riders but is a fan favorite for every day aches and pains. As the primary ingredient in Blue-Emu, emu oil efficiently penetrates the skin delivering soothing pain relief by reducing inflammation while providing natural moisturizers for the skin. Pick up a jar of Original Blue-Emu at mass, drug, club, supermarkets and other fine stores nationwide as well as on NFI Products & use this odor free product for fast acting relief of minor arthritis, muscle and joint pain. It works fast & you won’t stink. For more information on Blue-Emu and its team work with Proctor & the other PBR riders, go to www.Blue-Emu.com or follow us at http://www.facebook.com/BlueEmu and http://twitter.com/BlueEmu1.
