Kubota Australia provides RTV’s to support festival.
- Apr 18, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 18, 2025
The Adelaide Equestrian Festival is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Kubota Australia, who will be providing RTV’s to support our team of Cross Country Course Builders.
These high-performance vehicles will help the team navigate the stunning Adelaide Park Lands as they create the premier cross-country course in all the Southern Hemisphere.
Festival Cross Country Lead, Mick Pineo expressed his excitement, saying, “Our team is thrilled to have access to Kubota’s exceptional performance as we build the course. The Kubota RTV’s are reliable and efficient, and we’re looking forward to working with such a respected brand in the industry.”
Kubota Australia representatives are also eager to develop a lasting relationship with the Adelaide Equestrian Festival and engage with attendees throughout the event. They look forward to showcasing their world-class equipment and connecting with the equestrian community.
Mark Basile, Marketing Manager at Kubota Australia, said:“We’re excited to partner with the Adelaide Equestrian Festival—an event that shares our passion for excellence, community, and the great outdoors. It’s a fantastic opportunity for us to connect with a vibrant and passionate audience, and we’re proud to be part of such a prestigious event.”
About Kubota Australia
For over 40 years, Kubota Australia has been a leading supplier of agriculture, construction, and power equipment. Known for its high performance, durability, and reliability, Kubota’s extensive product range is engineered to thrive in Australia’s diverse and challenging conditions. Their equipment is distributed through a network of over 140 authorised dealers across Australia, each offering expert advice, efficient service, and access to a substantial spare parts inventory. Whether for business or personal use, Kubota ensures you have the right equipment to suit your needs, backed by a team of experts and exceptional customer service.
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