We are proud to partner with Jodie Amos Eventing as the official Water Partner for the 2026/27 season.
This partnership is built on a simple principle: supporting high-performance environments with practical, sustainable solutions.
Why This Partnership Matters
Running a professional eventing yard demands significant daily water use – from washing down horses to maintaining arenas and facilities.
Traditionally, this relies heavily on mains water.
But there’s a smarter way.
At GRAF, we specialise in helping environments like Jodie’s capture, store and reuse rainwater, reducing reliance on mains supply while improving long-term resilience.
This isn’t theory, it’s real-world application.
Rainwater Harvesting in Action
As part of our partnership, we are installing a rainwater harvesting system at the yard.
This will:
- Capture rainwater directly from roof areas
- Store it efficiently for daily use
- Supply water for washing, cleaning and maintenance
- Reduce operational water costs
- Improve environmental performance
It’s a practical solution designed for a working yard, not a showroom.
Toni Buckets: Built for the Job
We’ve also supplied the yard with our Toni buckets – robust, professional-grade equipment designed for demanding environments.
Used daily across the yard, they are:
- Strong and durable
- Designed for heavy use
- Reliable in all conditions
- Ideal for equestrian and agricultural settings
These are not consumer products.
They are tools for professionals.
Representing GRAF in 2026/27
We’re proud to see Jodie Amos wearing the GRAF logo as she competes throughout the 2026 eventing season.
She represents the same standards we expect of ourselves:
- Consistency
- Professionalism
- Performance under pressure
This partnership is about more than visibility – it’s about alignment.
A Partnership Built on Reality
This is what GRAF stands for:
- Real working environments
- Real systems in use
- Real results
We’re excited to support Jodie and her team, and to demonstrate how sustainable water management can work in equestrian settings across the UK.