The Search Is On To Find SPILLERS® Treasure

SPILLERS®, the UK’s favoured horse feed manufacturer, is inviting aspiring pirates to enjoy an ingenious online Treasure Hunt to find and win a whopping 48 bags of SPILLERS® Balancer during four weeks of June and July 2012. Facebook fans will be invited to join the Big Balancer Treasure Hunt towards the end of June. Here they will be asked a question to which the correct answer is hidden somewhere on the SPILLERS® website. Participants are directed from Facebook to the SPILLERS® website to search for a hidden symbol where they will find the clue to the answers of weekly questions asked on the Big Balancer Treasure Hunt landing page. The glittering prize of 12 bags of SPILLERS® Balancers is up for grabs every week for four weeks, representing the 12 building blocks of SPILLERS® Balancers. This treasure trove of attributes sets SPILLERS® Balancers apart from other similar products on the market, making them the ultimate feeding option for your horse. Every correct entry will be entered into a free prize draw to win a bag of SPILLERS® Balancer worth up to £35. The Treasure Hunt runs from 18th June until 16th July and anyone can enter. Rachel Austin, Brand Assistant at SPILLERS® said: “You won’t find pieces of eight but the extremely high nutritional specification of our Balancers makes them the equine equivalent of gold! You can guarantee your horse will be delighted if you are lucky enough to find our hidden treasure.” Don’t miss out on your chance to win one of 48 bags of SPILLERS® Balancers. Simply visit Team SPILLERS® on Facebook from 18th of June, and follow the easy instructions. Happy treasure hunting!

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