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The Indiana Standardbred Association (ISA) has taken their membership options to a new level. The organization recently launched a new online feature, making it convenient and easy for members to obtain and renew memberships to the ISA.
Previously, ISA memberships were only available by mailing in the application to the ISA Office. Now, members can simply scan the QR Code provided on various flyers distributed around Harrah’s Hoosier Park. They will also be available on the upcoming Indiana Sired Fair Circuit.
It’s important to note, the membership comes with Sulky Insurance. However, horses owned by multiple people require membership for each individual owner to cover any damage incurred on a race bike or jog cart.
Other benefits for being an ISA member include the annual Indiana Standardbred Director and ISA Magazine, which has five issues per year, ISA Dental and Optical programs, representation with the Indiana Horse Racing Commission and the Indiana Statehouse during the legislature session, eligibility to the ISA Elite Series, voting privileges for by-law changes and election of ISA Directors, and on-site track representation at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. ISA Members are also treated to numerous outings annually, including a day at an Indianapolis Indians game, golf outing, which is coming up in June, and special feeds offered at both Harrah’s Hoosier Park and on the Indiana Sired Fair Circuit. The ISA recently offered ISA Night at the Races with members enjoying food, drawings, and of course great racing.
ISA Annual Membership is $50 per individual. There is a small fee added in for using the online application process. The new option online allows members to sign up quickly and efficiently in the paddock, on the ISFC, or 24-7 from the convenience of their home or work.
For more information on the new online ISA membership option, contact the ISA Office at (317) 462-6616 or contact the ISA Horsemen’s Representatives Rick and Casandra Uppal, available in the paddock during racing nights at Harrah’s Hoosier Park.
