Arthramid®, the breakthrough joint treatment trusted by veterinarians worldwide, is proud to announce a new partnership with Road to the Top, a nonprofit founded by Olympian Katie Prudent and dedicated to developing the next generation of American show jumpers. Together, the organizations will focus on advancing both rider development and the long-term health of the equine athletes that make success in the sport possible.

Equine performance at the highest levels demands exceptional talent, dedication, and resilience—from both horse and rider. Athletic performance in show jumping requires not only skill and training, but also optimal joint health and freedom of movement for the equine athlete. Through our partnership, Arthramid® is supporting the Road to the Top program — which currently includes young U.S. talent Carlee McCutcheon and Trent McGee — by providing resources that help keep the horses sound, comfortable, and capable of training and competing at their peak. “Show jumping is about partnership—the bond between horse and rider,” said Michaela Arcaro, President of Global Operations at Contura Vet. “At Contura Vet, we believe supporting future U.S. champions means supporting their horses as well. Healthy joints are the foundation for long careers, and we are proud to stand behind these equine athletes as they reach for the top.”

Equine Health Meets Human Potential

Road to the Top offers intensive training in riding, horsemanship, and the business of equestrian sport, guided by world-class mentors like Laura Kraut and Beezie Madden. With Arthramid®’s backing, the program ensures that aspiring professionals are not only prepared as riders, but that their horses are supported through advanced joint health therapies — an essential element of sustainable success in show jumping.

“This partnership reflects our core values,” said Sissy Wickes, Executive Director at Road to the Top. “To build the future of American show jumping, we must nurture both the athletes and the horses who carry them. Arthramid® provides the innovation and commitment needed to keep equine partners healthy, sound, and ready to compete.”