Site last updated 23/08/10
Welcome!
Macclesfield and District Riding Club, MDRC or Macc Riding Club as it is known to most, is a friendly local club that welcomes everyone from absolute beginners to the more experienced rider.
We like to think we can offer the real beginner somewhere to come and compete in Showing, Equitation, Working Hunter and
Show Jumping.
We are happy to talk you though the rules and operations of the different events and everyone is very understanding. Don't worry if you have never entered anything before just come along, see how it works and have a go!
For the more experienced we can offer Show Jumping up to 36 for the Open class and in Working Hunter there are both Intermediate and Open classes. All of these and many more (we offer 50 classes per show) are in the schedule, click on and have a browse.
Come along and enjoy yourself.
Alison Geary, Chairman, MDRC
News Flash!
MDRC Open Dressage on 22nd August is Veteran Horse Society
Qualifier
MDRC Hunter Trials on 26th September is BRC Championship
Next event...
19th September - Open Show, Kerridge
Interested in sponsoring with MDRC in 2011?
Show contact:
The club welcomes support from a wide range of sponsors, who give vital support to our activities and events.
If you are interested in sponsoring with us - please contact Judith on 07903 272745
Advance show contact: Alison Geary - 07718 724261
On the day: Show office - 07976 230121
Health & Safety Policy (click here)
11th April
24th April
16th May
29th May
5-6th June
19th June
20th June
27th June
18th July
6-8th August
8th August
22nd August
11-12th September
19th September
26th September
12th November
22nd November
20th November
23rd January
6th March
20th March
Open Show
Team Hunter Trials Area 3 Qualifier
Area 3 NLG Showing Show
BRC Festival of the Horse
Team Show Jumping Area 3 Qualifier
Team Horse Trials Area 3 Qualifier
Open Show (Veteran Horse Society Qualifier*)
BRC Horse Trials Championship
Open Show (in association with Peak Pony Club*)
Open Dressage and Jumping Derby
BRC Championships
Open Hunter Trials
Presentation Evening
MDRC AGM
Indoor Dressage
Indoor Show Jumping
Indoor Showing
Indoor Working Hunter
MDRC, Kerridge
Rochdale RC
Aston le Walls
Lakes RC
Kerridge
Kelsall
Lincoln
Smallwood
Presentation Evening, TBC
Davenport Arms, Marton
Adlington
Adington
JWP Photography
Gemineye Photography
Schedule
David Edmond photography
EVENTS
Qualifiers
QUALIFIERS
All shows have qualifying classes in Ring 1 for the Championships of GB SJ Spring and Winter competitions at the David Broome Event Centre
Open Dressage competition is also a qualifier for the Dressage Championship at the David Broome Event Centre. 18th July Show – VHS Qualifier
VETERAN HORSE SHOWING LTD
HOME PRODUCED OLYMPIA AREA QUALIFIER 2010
SPONSORED BY DODSON & HORRELL
OPEN MIXED AGE – IN HAND
OPEN MIXED AGE – RIDDEN
Highest within age groups will qualify
MINIMUM AGE OF HANDLER FOR IN-HAND CLASSES 9YRS.
NO STALLIONS, FOALS, SPURS, GALLOPING,
OR WEARING OF FACE/BODY JEWELLERY PERMITTED.
ALL COMPETITORS SHOULD AQUAINT THEM SELVES WITH VHS RULES BEFORE ENTERING
The Veteran Horse Showing LTD Olympia Area Qualifiers are open to both Members & Non-Members of the Veteran Horse Showing/Society. Please note all competitors should acquaint themselves with the rules of the VHS they can be found at www.veteran-horse-showing.co.uk that ONLY Veteran Horse Society Members are eligible to compete in the Regional Championship. Qualification cards will ONLY be given to the first 3 Members with their V.H.S Membership/Horse Registration cards/Covering Letter from the Show Office. The Regional winners will go on to compete at the Veteran Horse Showing Ltd Championship Supreme Final at the London International Horse Show at Olympia in December 2010.
The first to sixth placed competitors will receive the Invitation slip in each VHS class
Showing information
Show office - Suncrest 119 High Lane, Brown Edge, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. ST68RT Tel – 01782 503 526
Email – veteranhorseshowing_fsmail.net
www.veteran-horse-showing.co.uk
Events Calendar
News!
Congratulations to the MDRC Junior Novice SJ Team who won
the Area 3 Qualifier held at Lakes Riding Club in June and have
qualified for the National Championships in Lincoln in September
The Winning team comprised
Holly Neat on Bowhaylands Mix and Match
Jess Brodie on Humble Traveller
Rachel Harley on Rockafella
Amelia German on Morlena Ceri
Holly Neat also went on to win the Junior Open class as an individual riding Toomore Jasmine so will also represent the club individually at the championships.
Congratulations to the following MDRC members who were placed at this years UK Showing Premier Riding Club Championship show held at Bold Heath.
Michelle Riley – 3rd place in Section D Yearling
Joanne Lee – 2nd place in Section D and 3rd place in Ridden Hunter
MDRC 8th August Show will be run in association with Peak Pony Club who will be awarding Peak rosettes to their members in all of the showing classes held in Rings 3 and 4. Peak pony club members will be eligible to pay members entry fees on production of their pony club membership card.
MDRC Open Dressage on 22nd August is a Veteran Horse Society Qualifier
MDRC Hunter Trials – Schedule now available – remember places are limited and entries filled up fast, so if you want to take part – please enter early! We are also glad of helpers to fence judge at this event, so if you want to be involved and support the club, please contact Alison Geary – 07718 724261
Schedules
Entry fees
RING 1
RING 2
RING 3
RING 4
RING 5
Click to download Summer Show schedule
Dressage schedule August 2010
Dessage Times August 2010
Jumping derby schedule August 2010
Hunter trials schedule September 2010
Hunter trials rules and guidelines for riders
Winter series challenge info & dates 2010/11
Entry Fees
Entries in advance (subject to availability) Members Non-Members
All classes £4.00/class £6.50/class
(except 7-Barrel & Gymkhana)
Gymkhana & 7-Barrel £2.50/class
Members only: Enter 4 classes get a 5th entry free (ADVANCE ENTRIES ONLY)
Entries on the day (subject to availability) Members Non-Members
All classes £5.00/class £7.50/class
Gymkhana & 7-Barrel £3.00/all competitors per class
Clear round £2.00 per round
Entries in Advance to be received by the Wednesday prior to show and to contain the following information:
Name of horse/pony Membership No. (if appl.)
Height of horse/pony Classes entered
Name, address and phone number Correct entry fees
Email address
CHEQUES PAYABLE TO MACCLESFIELD & DISTRICT RIDING CLUB with ADDRESS OF COMPETITOR ON THE REVERSE
ENTRIES TO:MRS ELIZABETH PEARCE
GREEN GUTTER HEAD FARM
QUARNFORD
BUXTON
DERBYSHIRE
SK17 0SZ
ENTRY FEES – OTHER EVENTS
Class charges for all other events are stated on the individual schedule
Note they may also list an alternative contact for entry forms
ADVANCE ENTRY FORM
(click to download)
RING 1 - Showjumping
Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Double Clear (Any age, any height)
Junior Novice* (Not to have attained 16th birthday as at 01.01.10)
Senior Novice*
Improvers** (may be split juniors/seniors if sufficient entries)
Intermediate (any age, any height) (may be split juniors/seniors if sufficient entries)
MDRC Challenge (may be split juniors/seniors if sufficient entries)
Allcomers (may be split juniors/seniors if sufficient entries)
Open (may be split juniors/seniors if sufficient entries)
2'0"
2'3"
2'6"
2'9"
3'0"
3'3"
3'6"
Notes for Ring 1 Competitors:
The first 2 fences will not exceed the height stated. All heights are approximate.
Double Clear will be run over 2 separate rounds; with those competitors clear in the first round, re-entering the ring once the fences have been raised.
*Definition of a novice: Horse/pony and rider not to have been placed 1st as a combination, except in beginners or pre-novice. The Novice class is designed purely for Novice combinations who are starting in Ring 1. Competitors jumping in this class cannot jump as a combination in classes 6, 7, or 8 at the same show.
**The Improvers class is designed for Novice combinations who are not yet ready to jump the bigger classes. Competitors jumping in this class cannot jump as a combination in classes 7, or 8 at the same show.
Classes may be combined if insufficient entries.
If high level entries, we have the option to run as a 2-phase competition
All classes except Class 1 are qualifiers for The Championships of Great Britain.
Competitors jumping in Ring 1 are not permitted to jump in Ring 2 on that day with the
exception of classes 1, 2 and 3.
BRITISH RIDING CLUB RULES APPLY
RING 2 - Showjumping / Games
Starts 9.30am prompt
Class 9
0
Class 10
Class 11
Class 12
Class 13
Class 14
Classes
15, 16, 17
Class 18
1'6"
1'9"
Double Clear Lead Rein Jumping As an exception to Rule 13 True Beginners may enter this class on the lead rein - even if they are competing in other classes on the show ground off the lead rein. Competitors
will be awarded rosettes but no points will accrue for end-of season trophies.
Youngsters Jumping - 10 years and under as at 01.01.10 (lead rein competitors may NOT compete in Class 10)
Scurry - 14 years and under as at 01.01.10
Junior Beginners*
Senior Beginners*
Pre Novice** (may be split juniors/seniors if sufficient entries)
Open Gymkhana Games (time and weather permitting)
7-barrell jumping (time and weather permitting)
Notes for Ring 2 Competitors:
Classes 9 and 10 may be run together but you must state on entry to the ring which section you are competing in.
Classes 12 and 13 may also be run together and results split.
*Definition of beginners: Classes in Ring 2 are designated for genuine beginners, both riders and horses.
Genuine Beginners only will be allowed to compete, i.e. not having been placed in any show jumping competition
other than the lead rein and youngsters before 01.01.10.
**Definition of pre novice: This class is designed to assist the transition to Ring 1 Novice classes, genuine Novices
only will be allowed to compete, i.e. not having been placed in any show jumping competition other than Lead Rein,
Youngsters and Beginners before 01.01.10.
No spurs allowed in any classes in Ring 2.
Lead rein competitors, please read
Reminder of lead rein rules
RING 3 - In Hand Showing
Starts 10am prompt
Class 19
Class 20
Class 21
Class 22
Class 23
Class 24
Class 25
Class 26
Class 27
Class 28
Class 29
Class 30
Best Turned Out
Young Handler (12 yrs and under, capable handlers only, no parental assistance please)
Youngstock (1,2 & 3 Years - NO COLTS) Please refer to Rule 25
Bonny Pony 14.2hh and under
Pony with the cheekiest face
Pony judge would most like to take home
LUNCH
Mountain and Moorland
Coloured including Palomino, Dun and Spotted
Veteran (15 years or older) Please refer to Rule 25
Cob / Cob type
Best Mare
Best Gelding
In Hand Championship
(Competitors placed 1st that day in classes 19-30)
All Handlers to be appropriately dressed with suitable headwear and footwear.
RING 4 - Ridden Showing
Class 31
Class 32
Class 33
Class 34
Class 35
Class 36
Championship
Class 37
Class 38
Class 39
Class 40
Class 41
Class 42
Class 43
Best Turned Out - Sponsored by Mettex (Any age/height)
Lead Rein Equitation (not to have attained 9th birthday as at 01.01.10) Lead rein on noseband only
First Ridden (10 yrs and under as at 01.01.10) Riders must be able to walk and trot off lead
Beginners Equitation (Not to have been placed 1st-3rd in equitation class as a combination before 1.1.10)
Junior Equitation (11-16yrs as at 01.01.10)
Senior Equitation (Riders 16 yrs and over as at 01.01.10)
Competitors placed 1st that day from classes 31-36
Riding Club Horse/Pony jump to be included snaffle bridle only, no spurs or martingale
Ridden Coloured Including Palomino, Dun and Spotted (class to be split if sufficient entries)
Ridden Veteran (15 years or older) Please refer to rule 25
Green Riding Horse/Pony Horse/Pony 6 yrs and under (snaffle only, no spurs)
Open Ridden Showing (horse or Pony any height)
Ridden Mountain and Moorland (Natural State, may be split if sufficient entries)
Racehorse to Riding Horse (Horses to have been trained under Jockey Club Rules)
Competitors placed 1st that day from classes 37-43
Notes for Ring 4 Competitors:
All equitation to be ridden in a snaffle bridle only.
Lunch will be taken at the Judge's discretion.
RING 5 - Working Hunter
Starts 9.00am prompt
Class 44
Class 45
Class 46
Class 47
Class 48
Class 49
Class 50
Class 51
Absolute Beginners Working Hunter (Any age, any height) Snaffle bit only, No spurs
Novice Working Hunter - Sponsored by Austin Trumanns Profiles No Spurs
Mountain and Moorland Natural state (will be split into large/small breeds if sufficient entries)
Working Hunter Style & Performance (note different format / rules, see below)
Intermediate Working Hunter
Open Working Hunter
Ridden Hunter / Hunter Type
Ridden Cob / Cob Type
1'9" - 2'0"
2'3" - 2'6"
2'6" - 2'9"
3'0" - 3'3"
Notes for Ring 5 Competitors:
All classes except Class 47 follow standard Working Hunter Format and Rules
Class 44 – May only enter classes 45 or 46
Class 45 – May only enter Classes 46, 47 and 48
Class 45, 47, 48, 49, 50 – Will be split into under 15hh/15hh and over if sufficient entries
Class 47 : Working Hunter Style & Performance Class Format / Rules
PHASE 1 – Turnout and Show (max mark 35)
Overall Turnout of Horse and Rider (20 marks).
Freestyle Show (15 marks) short show to include walk, trot, canter and extension (note a set show may be given by judge).
Judged on horses paces/freedom of action, performance and riders effectiveness
PHASE 2 – Jumping - (max mark 65)
Course 8 fences including one combination - 50 marks - deductions 10 per knock down / 15 first refusal / 20 second refusal /
elimination third refusal.
Jumping style (max mark 15)
Judged on style and performance of horse and rider whilst jumping.
The ten competitors with the highest marks from phases 1 and 2 (or if less than 10 in the class, all competitors except eliminations)
return to the ring for group work.
PHASE 3 – Group Work (max mark 20)
Judged on horses manners and overall style and performance of horse and rider during group work.
Jumping boots optional - if worn, they must be worn for all phases
Meet the committee...
Chairperson & PR
Alison Geary
07718 724261
Membership & Show Day Office
Barbara Parry
01477 544593
Advance entries & Show Secretary
Liz Pearce
01298 24580
Ring 1 & Teams
Jo Sotheran
07720 286663
Ring 1 & Rosettes
Elspeth Gibson
07979 943702
Ring 1
Terry Neat
Ring 2 & Points
Jodie Parry
07872 076470
Ring 2 & Duty Days
Jo Smith
Ring 3 / Secretary
Child Protection Officer & Show Day Office
Debbie McGuinness
07771 923767
Ring 4 / President
Anne Morton
01625 610375
Ring 5
Angela Eardley
01260 227393
Treasurer
Technical Advisor & Duty Days
John Sotheran
01538 382705
Sponsorship
Judith Gibson
07903 272745
Health & Safety Advisor & Deputy Chair
Dave McGuinness
07903 865928
MDRC Committee Members 2010
Membership
The annual subscription runs from 1st January, expiring on 31st December.
Membership is split into three age groups.
Youngster: Not to have attained 11th birthday as at 01.01.10 (for lead rein, not have attained 9th birthday as at 01.01.10)
Junior: Not to have attained 16th birthday at 01.01.10
Senior: 16 years and over as at 01.01.10
Membership cost is £22
To apply for membership, please download and complete the membership form (below) and return it with a stamped addressed envelope sized 10 x 6 with stamps to the value of £1.00 to:
Mrs Barbara Parry
HOLLY CROFT FARM
KNUTSFORD ROAD
CRANAGE
CW4 8ER
You will receive a printed copy of the MDRC schedule along with your individual club number to be used at the 6 summer outdoor shows.
You will also receive your individual membership card for British Riding Clubs.
This entitles you to pay membership rates at other BRC clubs, those locally to MDRC are Wilmslow Riding Club and Chapel Riding Club.
Click to download membership form
Rules
1. Everybody mounted on the show ground must wear protective headgear that includes a permanently fitted, non-detachable
retaining harness that must be securely fastened. All competitors must wear this headgear when showing in-hand, including leaders
in Lead Rein classes, with the exception of leaders in Lead Rein Equitation. It is strongly recommended that hats conform to the new
standards; EN1384 (kite marked) or PAS015.
2. Regulation whips only to be used, not exceeding 30". A judge may exclude any competitor from any class if, in his or her opinion,
the aids used are incorrect.
3. Competitors should ensure that the correct attire is worn.
a. Light coloured jodhpurs d. Long or short riding boots with a suitable heel
b. Riding/hacking jacket (fastened) e. Long hair should be tied or netted securely back.
c. Stock/tie
4. Every member or their representative must complete a duty day as allocated, or a penalty will be imposed.
5. No competitor will be permitted to enter a ring unless wearing a legible number. Members should provide their own bib or number
with their club number clearly marked.
6. Any person ill treating any horse or pony, or riding in a dangerous manner will be disqualified and told to leave the show ground
without refunds.
7. The committee reserve the right to disqualify the owner or rider for any act of discourtesy to the committee or officials and to ban
the offender from future events.
8. When not in a ring or designated warm up area, horses and ponies must only be ridden at a walk
9. A rider may enter more than one horse in any event, where suitable, but no horse can be entered in the same class more than once.
10. No stallions or colts allowed on the show ground.
11. No horse or pony must be left unattended at any time.
12. Riders age at 01.01.10. Members cannot change age sections during the season, with the exception of Lead Rein.
13. Competitors entering a show on the Lead Rein are confined to it throughout the show and must remain on it whilst on the show
ground. Those competitors wishing to come off the Lead Rein during the show may do so, but they can only return to it at the
committee's discretion. Lead rein competitors not to have attained 9th birthday as at 01.01.10. Rules apply with the exception for
Lead Rein Jumping (see ring 2 rules).
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14. All protests and objections must be made in writing, stating the grounds for such objection, within 30 minutes of the result being
declared and must be accompanied by a £10.00 deposit only refundable if the objection is upheld at the next committee meeting.
15. The decision of the judge is final and no competitor or spectator may approach the judge on the field over the decision.
16. The committee reserve the right to divide or combine any class, or reduce the number of prizes, due to the number of entries.
17. In all Show Jumping classes BRC rules apply.
18. In all Showing classes BHS rules apply.
19. No bikes to be ridden on the show ground.
20. All dogs must be kept on a short lead at all times and, if possible, restrained from barking at the ring side.
21. Please take all your litter home and ensure the area around your trailer/horse box is left tidy.
22. Entry fees will only be refunded on the production of a valid doctors/vets certificate.
23. Proof of posting does not mean proof of receipt. If your entries do not appear in any class we must assume that your entries have
been lost in the post and it will be necessary for you to re-enter.
24. Errors and enquires must be dealt with at the office as no rider will be allowed to enter a ring unless their name appears on the
sheet.
25. Minimum age of equines: Ridden 3yrs, jumping 4 yrs. Please note – horses will be deemed to change age as of 01/01, as per
breed society rules.
26. Macclesfield and District Riding Club and the committee disclaim any responsibility for loss, injury or damage to persons, animals
or property howsoever caused.
27. The club has a Health & Safety policy. We recommend that members and competitors make themselves aware of this policy
(available from the office)
28. Competitors in absolute beginners, pre-novice and junior novice classes cannot wear spurs. Within Ring 2, no spurs allowed in
any class.
29. Length of spurs not to exceed 2cm and must be fitted correctly. No rowel spurs allowed.
30. Only leather or synthetic bridles allowed.
31. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied at the showground by an adult at all times to comply with our Health and
Safety policy. Any unaccompanied children will NOT be allowed to compete as the adult will be responsible for their entries.
(adult signature required on entry form)
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE RIDER TO ENSURE THEY ARE AWARE OF THE RULES THAT APPLY TO ANY CLASS THEY ENTER
IF ANY MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE OR JUDGE HAS CONCERNS ABOUT THE WELFARE OF A HORSE, THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO CHALLENGE ENTRY TO A CLASS.
Individual Ring Rules also apply
Please click individual rings below to check specific ring/class rules
Ring 1 - Showjumping
Ring 2 - Showjumping / Games
Ring 3 - In Hand Showing
Ring 4 - Ridden Showing
Ring 5 - Working Hunter
Back to rules
POINTS / CHAMPIONSHIPS
Club Season Championships
MDRC run a number of Club Championships throughout the year – see details below.
We hold our annual presentation evening in November where all the trophies and awards for the championships are awarded. Additional awards are also presented for overall placings in individual rings and across the Mountain and Moorland classes.
Summer Season Championships
During our 6 outdoor summer shows, all members who are placed in their classes receive points towards our end of season championship. Points are allocated to horse and rider combinations as follows
All Classes except Gymkhana Games
1st Place – 10 points 4th Place – 4 points
2nd Place – 8 points 5th Place – 2 points
3rd Place – 6 points 6th Place – 1 point
Gymkhana Games
1st Place – 4 points 3rd Place – 2 points
2nd Place – 3 points 4th Place – 1 point
Note – in all cases, no points are awarded if only one competitor is entered.
Winter Series Championships
During our 4 indoor shows, Dressage, Show Jumping, Showing and Working Hunter.
All members who are placed in their classes receive points towards our end of winter series championship. Points are allocated to horse and rider combinations on the same basis as the summer shows
Dressage Championships
There is a separate dressage championship combining results from the outdoor summer dressage and the indoor winter dressage, with awards separately for juniors and seniors.
All members (horse an rider combinations) who are placed in the dressage classes are allocated points on the same basis as the summer show.
Please ask any committee member if you have a query or are unsure of the points system rules.
RESULTS 2010
Results archive >>
Click on show date for results (earlier 2010 results to follow shortly)
Summer show - 11th April 2010
Summer show - 16th May 2010
Summer show - 20th June 2010
Summer show - 18th July 2010
Summer show - 8th August 2010
RESULTS 2009-2010
Winter indoor events
Dressage - Saturday 21st November 2009
Showjumping - Sunday 17th January 2010
Showing show - Sunday 28th February 2010
Working Hunter Show - Sunday 21st March 2010
RESULTS 2001-2009
To follow shortly...
Season Champions 2001-2009
2009 Season Champions
2004 Season Champions
2008 Season Champions
2003 Season Champions
2007 Season Champions
2002 Season Champions
2006 Season Champions
2001 Season Champions
2005 Season Champions
<< Latest results
TEAMS
Hello and welcome to our teams page.
MDRC regularly take part in the area team competitions which are organised by NLG (Northern Liaison Group) who represent our area within British Riding Clubs. NLG hold the area qualifier competitions for the BRC National Championships where you compete against other clubs across our area.
MDRC already have a great record of achievement at the qualifiers, with teams and individuals representing the club at the National Championships for Show Jumping (indoor and outdoor), Hunter Trials and Horse Trials, both at junior and senior levels.
Jo Sotheran is our team Chef dEquippe – not an easy job I can assure you, however if you are interested in taking part, please download and complete the attached Team Questionnaire and send it to Jo. The main requirement to take part is that your horse or pony has an up to date flu certificate, and besides that, we need your commitment to take part.
Here are a few photos of our successful teams and headlines from write ups in the Macclesfield Express, where we like to publicise our achievements.
Visit our events page for dates of the Area Qualifiers and Championships.
Interested in joining our Teams? Click here for downloadable form
MDRC showground is located at Moat Hall Farm,
Clarke Lane, Kerridge, Near Macclesfield, SK10 5AJ
Please be aware, fresh piped water is not available at the showground
Click photo for Google Map
The MDRC hunter trials are held at
Smallwood Livery Centre , Brookhouse Farm, Brookhouse Green, Smallwood, Sandbach, Cheshire, CW11 2XE
Indoor winter events are held at
Adlington Equestrian Centre , Street Lane, Adlington, Cheshire, SK10 4NT
MDRC showground is located at
Moat Hall Farm, Clarke Lane, Kerridge, Near Macclesfield, SK10 5AJ
Kerridge showground map
(Click for showground layout)
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Smallwood Livery Centre , Brookhouse
Farm, Brookhouse Green, Smallwood,
Sandbach, Cheshire, CW11 2XE
Adlington Equestrian Centre , Street
Lane, Adlington, Cheshire, SK10 4NT
FOR SALE...
Please email your item description and photo (under 5MB) to maccridingclub_gmail.com
Please note, all items will appear on the site for maximum of one month unless re-sent.
Cliff Barnsby GP Saddle in black
17" in length 9" wide D to D ring (also 'W' marked on stirrup bar)
Great condition for age, approx 10 years old or more, been well looked after.
£150 no offers emcaulfield69_hotmail.com 07725 694 289
LINKS
MDRC Sponsors
Wright & Morten Winter Series Challenge
MDRC Show Photographers
Jordan Fishwick Junior Novice Jumping
Claimant Law Improvers Jumping
David Edmond Photography
ABTEC Engineering MDRC Jumping Challenge
Equine Associations
Thorneycroft Solicitors Intermediate Jumping
British Horse Society (BHS)
High Speed Lasers Allcomers Jumping
British Riding Clubs (BRC)
British Dressage (BD)
Johnson Walsh Engineering Services Junior Beginners Jumping
British Eventing (BE)
William Taylor Senior Beginners Jumping
British Show Jumping Association
(BJSA)
MD Paints Best Turned Out (in hand)
METTEX Best Turned Out (ridden)
Advertisers
Tales Equine
A R Gibson Joinery Absolute Beginners Working Hunter
Mobberly Riding School
Austin Trueman Profiles Novice Working Hunter
Chelford Farm Supplies
Alsager Saddlery
Arighi Bianchi Intermediate Working Hunter
Bowlers
Slater Harrison Jumping Derby/Dressage
Shentons
Towing Solutions
Pauls Cars Hunter Trials
Exclusive Entry
Wards End Garage
