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HAINTON & DISTRICT CHARITY GYMKHANA In partnership with SOUTH WOLD HUNT NORTH PONY CLUB th SUNDAY 9 JUNE 2019 Start 9.00 am www.hainton-gymkhana.co.uk www.branches.pcuk.org/southwoldnorth Hainton Park, Hainton, Lincolnshire LN8 6LS By kind permission of Mr C Heneage Proceeds in aid of Local Disabled Children and other Charities CLASSES FOR HORSES, PONIES AND TERRIER RACING (Approx. 1.30pm) Minimum Admission: Adults £1 Children 50p (extra charity donations are welcome) Show Competitors and Vehicles free Judges Showing Classes TBC Working Hunter and Riding Horse/Cob Mrs A Drabble Native and Coloured Classes Ms H Sherer Show Jumping Mrs A Esser-Mumby Gymkhana Mrs K Elliot Sound & Timing Bates Sound Commentators Mrs Bates Chairman Mr C Guest Treasurer Mr R Jeanes Hon. Secretary Miss J Gladding 07923 806236 All entries on the day please. Catering by South Wold North. First aid will be provided by Paramedics. THE EVENT WILL BE RUN UNDER PONY CLUB RULES 2019. Turn into the showground – The S bends in Hainton on the A157 Louth to Wragby road will be signposted. RING ONE SHOWING - 09.30 am Classes 1 – 7 Entry fee £8.00 + £2 per rider First Aid cover. EMERALD GREEN FEEDS TO PROVIDE PRIZES TO WINNERS OF EACH CLASS IN THIS RING. Prizes £9, £8, £7. Rosettes to 6 th place. 1. Tack & Turnout. Horse or Pony. Rider any age. THE PRESTON FARMERS CUP Kindly sponsored by BROXHOLME TRANSPORT **First and Second placed competitors for classes 2 – 4 to attend the Championship** 2. Best pony & rider on the lead rein 12.2hh and under. Rider 8 years and under. Rosettes to all competitors. THE PENRYN CUP. Kindly sponsored by THE TRACTOR SHOP 3. Best pony & rider 12.2hh and under. Rider 12 years and under. Winning combination of Class 2 is not eligible for Class 3. Ponies not to be asked to canter on the go-round. MW SHEPHERD AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING TROPHY. Kindly sponsored by E-QUIP (RASEN) LTD 4. Best pony & rider over 12.2hh & under 14.2hh. Rider 16 years and under. THE BETT CUP. Kindly sponsored by DDM AGRICULTURE **CHAMPIONSHIP for 1 st and 2 nd places competitors for Classes 2 – 4** THE OSBOURNE CUP . Kindly sponsored by PERKINS GEORGE MAWER 5. Open Veteran in hand. Horse or pony aged 15 years and over. Handler any age. To be judged on condition and turnout. THE RICHARD CRUST CUP. 6. Mounted Fancy Dress. Approx 1pm. Rider 16 years and under. Costume to incorporate riding hat of the correct standard. Rosettes to all competitors. THE JOYCE ROE CUP. Judge: Mrs A Griffiths , South Wold North President 7. Concours D’Elegance. A ridden class for riders of any age and horses of any height, to be judged on general elegance and appearance. Kindly sponsored by ROBERT BELL & CO TERRIER RACING for THE POD BONTOFT TROPHY Approx 1.30 pm Entries on the day £3 per entry PARADE OF THE BASSET HOUNDS Approx. 2.00 pm GYMKHANA GAMES – 3.00 pm Entries on the day - £3 per game, £10 for 4 games. Scoring: 1 st = 4 points. 2 nd = 3 points. 3 rd = 2 points. 4 th = 1 point. Races: a) Bending Race b) Mug Race c) Flag Race d) Potato Race 8. Lead rein - Rider 8 years and under. 9. Rider 12 years and under . 10. Open Gymkhana. Kindly sponsored by J H WALTERS 11. Veteran Riders’ Over 25’s – subject to sufficient entries a) Bending b) Flag Race c) Mug Race **THE CHAMPIONSHIP ROSETTE will be awarded to the competitor gaining the most points overall** Kindly sponsored by THE GLADDING FAMILY RING TWO WORKING HUNTER AND RIDING HORSE/COB – 10.00 am Entry fee £8.00 + £2 per rider First Aid cover. BUCKETS OF LOUTH TO PROVIDE PRIZES TO WINNERS OF EACH CLASS IN THIS RING. £9, £8, £7. Rosettes to 6 th place. Entries in these classes will be ridden by the Judge, at the Judge’s discretion. 12. a) Open Riding Horse b) Ridden Cob c) Ridden Hunter Over 14.2hh. Class will be split if sufficient entries . THE HARRIS OF LOUTH LTD CHALLENGE TROPHY . Kindly sponsored by BLOCKFREE SERVICES & LINCS LOOS 13. Novice Working Hunter, Horses over 14.2hh , not to have been placed 1 st to 4 th in any Working Hunter or Show-Jumping class. Five natural fences to be jumped. Kindly sponsored by ROBERT HOWELL 14. Open Working Hunter, Horses over 14.2hh . Five natural fences to be jumped. THE THEODORE WEST & CO PERPETUAL CHALLENGE CUP Kindly sponsored by BENNIWORTH GRANGE FARMS **First and Second placed competitors for classes 14 and 15 to attend the championship** 15. Novice Working Hunter Pony Under 13hh. Kindly sponsored by THE JOHNSON FAMILY 16. Working Hunter Pony Exceeding 13hh, under 14.2hh. Kindly sponsored by GRAPHICGENE **CHAMPIONSHIP For the 1 st and 2 nd placed competitors in classes 15 and 16** THE BOCM PLAQUE to the CHAMPION. Kindly sponsored by WILKIN CHAPMAN SOLICITORS SUPREME OF SHOW – (After all classes in Ring 2, 3 + 4 have finished) All Champions to go forward for the **SUPREME OF SHOW** Championship Perpetual Supreme of Show Shield Kindly sponsored by SOUTH WOLD HUNT NORTH PONY CLUB RING THREE MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND AND COLOURED CLASSES - 10.00 am Entry fee £8.00 + £2 per rider First Aid cover. TOP CROP HAYLAGE TO PROVIDE PRIZES TO WINNERS OF EACH CLASS IN THIS RING. Prizes £9, £8, £7. Rosettes to 6 th place. IF SUFFICIENT ENTRIES, CLASSES WILL BE SPLIT INTO PONIES AND HORSES. 17. Mountain and Moorland in-hand Horse or pony of native breed aged 4 years or over, handler any age. To be judged on type, confirmation and way of going. Kindly sponsored by PEACOCK AND BINNINGTON 18. Coloured Horse or Pony in-hand Horse or pony aged 4 years or over, handler any age. To be judged on type, conformation and way of going. 19. Have a Go Show Under 14.2hh Walk and Trot only – best pony and rider, no formal showing wear required. 20. Have a Go Show Over 14.2hh Walk and Trot only – best horse and rider no formal showing wear required. 21. Ridden Coloured Horse or Pony Horse or pony aged 4 years or over, rider any age (horses/ponies may be asked to canter together). To be judged on type, conformation and way of going. 22. Mountain and Moorland Ridden Horse or pony of native breed aged 4 years or over, rider any age (horses/ponies may be asked to canter together at the judges’ discretion). To be judged on type, conformation and way of going. A PERPETUAL TROPHY WILL BE PROVIDED TO THE WINNER. Kindly sponsored by TAYLOR AGRICULTURAL SERVICES **CHAMPIONSHIP For the 1 st and 2 nd placed competitors in classes 17, 18, 21, 22** Kindly sponsored by CCW PADDOCK CARE & CLEANING RING FOUR SHOW JUMPING – 09.00 am Entry Fee £8 + £2 per rider for First Aid Cover Prizes 1 st - £9, 2 nd - £8, 3 rd - £7 Rosettes to 6 th Place HORSES AND PONIES WILL BE JUDGED SEPARATELY. 23. Lead Rein 30cms (combination may only enter classes 23 & 24). THE JUNIOR TROPHY to the winner. THE CAMPION CUP to the Best South Wold North combination. Kindly sponsored by MASONS CHARTERED SURVEYORS 24. Accompanied 40cms approx. Not to enter any other class above Grass Roots Level. THE RIDDEN PERPETUAL TROPHY to the winner. THE APPLEBY’S ICES CHALLENGE TROPHY to the best SWN combination. 25. Grass Roots 50cms approx. THE MINSHALL CUP to the winner. CK ADDISON CHALLENGE TROPHY to the best SWN competitor Prizes for Classes 24 & 25 kindly donated by EAST COAST MOTORS 26. Green Novice 60cms approx . (not to have been placed 1 st or 2 nd at this height) THE LEE HOWARD BATES MEMORIAL TROPHY to the winning pony. THE JACK CUP to the winning horse. SWN ‘WINNERS’ CUP’ to the best SWN combination. 27. Novice 70cms approx. (not to have been placed 1 st at this height) THE SAM SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHY to the winner. TEAZLE MEMORIAL TROPHY to the best SWN combination. Prizes for Classes 26 & 27 kindly donated by VERNON HOLIDAYS 28. Intermediate 80cms approx. STEVE’S BAR CHALLENGE TROPHY to the winner. SWN JUMPING CUP to the best SWN combination. Prizes for this class kindly donated by ALLAN HEATH EQUINE VET 29. Minor Open 90cms approx. THE RA BEE CUP to the winner. ARROW WINDOWS CUP to the best SWN combination. Prizes for this class kindly donated by DEAN BRASH, FARRIER 30. Open 1m approx. THE JOHN TAYLOR CUP to the winner. THE GOBLET CUP to the best SWN combination. Prizes for this class kindly donated by PHILLIPS ANIMAL HEALTH RING FIVE CLEAR ROUND MINIMUS JUMPING - 09.00 am – 12.00 pm Entry fee £3 + £2 per rider First Aid cover (pay at the ring) with a rosette for clear rounds. For horses and ponies. HANDY PONY CLASS – 12.30 pm – 2.00 pm Entry fee £3 + £2 per rider First Aid cover (pay at the ring) with a rosette for clear rounds. Rules 1. The Pony Club hat rule is mandatory. Hats must be worn with chinstrap fastened at all times when mounted. 2. All competitors must wear a riding hat, which meets Pony Club standards, at all times when mounted with chin strap fastened. All competitors in the ring must wear a riding hat which meet Pony Club standards. 3. The Pony Club does not make the use of Body Protectors compulsory except for Cross Country riding and Pony Racing whether it be training or competing. Body Protectors used for Cross Country and Pony Racing must meet BETA 2009 Level 3 standard.
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    Carpenter’s Lodge Wragby brand new village-style homes in a rural location the location The peaceful village of Wragby sits in the heart of the rolling Lincolnshire Wolds midway between the attractive market town of Louth and the historic cathedral city of Lincoln. It affords easy access to the long stretches of sandy beach which characterise the east coast and also offers the kind of rural village idyll associated with Poacher Country – a designated area of outstanding national beauty, famous for its miles of footpaths and lanes so popular with walkers. The main street is made up of traditional, largely independent shops and a sprinkling of pubs providing most of life’s daily essentials. In addition, the village enjoys the benefit of a sports centre and swimming pool for those who prefer a more active social life. The popular landmark of Wragby Mill – once a six-sailed windmill – stands proudly overlooking the village which is well served educationally with primary and secondary schools. Carpenter’s Lodge is one of Stamford Homes’ newest developments in a long and successful association with Lincolnshire – and is being built on a former factory site. A brownfield site extending almost eight acres - including A variety of housing requirements and lifestyle needs will public open space – Carpenter’s Lodge will be made up of be catered for and reflected in the selection of property styles. 105 homes, in a mix of styles and designs – synonymous The development itself is located on Bardney Road, with Stamford Homes. placing it within perfect reach of the centre of the village and These will range from two-bedroom coach houses and its many amenities including a doctor’s surgery.
  • Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2011

    Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2011

    THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT) REGULATIONS 2011 ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT REGULATION 24 PLANNING APPLICATION: N/015/00560/17 APPLICANT: Mr. K. Olivant, PROPOSAL: Planning Permission - Change of use of land to form a motorcross race track which is to include landscaping (works already commenced). LOCATION: LAND OFF HIGH STREET, BENNIWORTH, MARKET RASEN. In accordance with Regulation 24 of the above mentioned Regulations please note that the above mentioned application was determined as follows: DATE OF DECISION: 06 September 2017 DECISION: Refused for the following reasons: 1. Despite the limited number of race meetings the proposed development would have a significantly harmful impact on the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB by reason of landscape harm, harm to visual amenities and noise. There are no exceptional reasons or over-riding public benefits from the scheme that would outweigh these harms. To allow the application in these circumstances would be contrary to Policies A4, A5, C11, T1, REC1, REC9, REC11 in the East Lindsey Local Plan Alteration 1999. This reason for refusal would be in line with paragraphs 115, 116 and 123 in the National Planning Policy Framework. 2. Despite the limited number of race meetings the proposed development would have a significantly harmful impact on the amenities of those living at the nearest residential properties of Wayside, Belmont House Farm, Belmont House, Parkview and Benniworth Walk Farm due to the noise emanating from the site on race days. This noise would also have an adverse impact on other people living and working in the area and using the local public rights of way including the Viking Way long distance footpath and the promoted Lindsey Trail.