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PETERSFIELD PONY CLUB IRECTIONS: D Berkshire College of Agriculture SL6 6QR: Grid reference SU834820. Berkshire College of Agriculture is located just off the A404 linking Junction 8/9 (M4) and Junction 4 (M40). Chase Farm, Bramshott Chase, Hindhead, Surrey GU26 6DG: From Guildford take the A3 towards Portsmouth. Go through Hindhead Tunnel. Take next exit signposted to Grayshott. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit to Grayshott. At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit. This takes you on a road running alongside the A3. After about ½ mile bear right ‘Give Way’ sign. Then take the first right into Shannon Court Road (before going under A3 bridge) and immediately left into Bramshott Chase Lane. Chase Farm will be found on the right towards the end of the lane. From Portsmouth take the A3 towards Guildford. Just before the Hindhead Tunnel take the exit to Bramshott Chase. Take the first turning on the right into Shannon Court Road (before going under A3 bridge) and immediately left into Bramshott Chase Lane. Chase Farm will be found on the right towards the end of the lane. Coombelands Equestrian, Pulborough, West Sussex RH20 1BQ (do not trust your SatNav – please follow written directions): Take A283 from Petworth to Pulborough. On coming into Pulborough (under railway bridge) go straight over first mini roundabout and at second one turn left onto A29 London Road. Stay on this road. Past Harwoods garage, across mini roundabout, past Sainsburys Supermarket on right. Then entrance to Coombelands is immediately on your left hand side (metal gate with hedges either side) Drive up to gate; it will open automatically. Crofters, Sandy Lane, Rushmoor GU10 2ET: From Hindhead take A287 Farnham/Churt. After approx 0.2 miles turn right onto Tilford Road signed posted Rushmoor/Tilford for approx 4 miles passing the Pride of the Valley Hotel. Continue into Rushmoor. After Ana’s Pet & Tack and Rushmoor Motors on your left are two bungalows, there is an unmade lane at the bottom of which is ‘Crofters’. Gill Ibbott: 07930 545450 Crofton Manor Equestrian Centre, Titchfield Road, Stubbington, Fareham, Hants PO14 3EW: From Farnham/Bordon area take pick up the A3 south bound towards Portsmouth. Continue onto A 27/M27; follow signs Southampton/Fareham/Portsmouth. At junction 11 take the A27 exit to A32 Gosport/Fareham Central. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto A 27. You need to move over to the left hand side of the road to take the ramp onto Western Way/A27. Continue to follow A27. Other side of ramp road become single file (bus lane). At roundabout take 1st exit onto The Ave (A27). Follow this road through various sets of traffic lights for approx 2½ miles. As you go downhill at odd shaped roundabout be in left hand lane and take first exit Titchfield Road (B3334). After approx 1.4 miles Crofton Manor is on your right hand side. Fairfax Farm, Milland GU30 7NA: Go to cross roads in centre of Milland and take the road beside The Rising Sun pub signed Iping/Milland Evangelical church. Go down half mile exactly, past horse sign, sharp bend, Hurst Farm, then on big bend to left into stable area of Fairfax Farm. If you get to the entrance to Lyford Farm (just beyond Fairfax Farm) you have overshot. AT WEEKENDS ONLY, YOU CAN PARK AT THE SAWMILLS, JUST UP THE ROAD ON THE RIGHT FROM LYFORD FARM AND FAIRFAX FARM, BUT YOU MUST MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE NO DROPPINGS OR ANY OTHER MESS. PLEASE TAKE EVERY CARE TO RESPECT THE PROPERTIES – AT FAIRFAX FARM DO NOT DRIVE ON THE GRASS AT ALL – PARKING IS TIGHT, BUT QUITE POSSIBLE IF EVERYONE IS CAREFUL Fair Oak Estate, Rogate GU31 5HR: Take A272 to Rogate. At crossroad turn right (Habin Hill) signed post Nyewood, Harting. Follow this small, hilly road for about ½ mile, then over small bridge and immediately turn left up driveway into Fair Oak Estate. WHEN LEAVING FAIR OAK ESTATE IT IS IMPERATIVE YOU FOLLOW THE ONE WAY SYSTEM Froxfield Stud, Alexanders Lane, Privett, Alton, GU34 3PW: Please use the one-way system below DO NOT arrive via Barnet Side Lane. From the A31 take the A32 Gosport Road, after almost 5 miles turn left at the staggered crossroads towards Petersfield. After approx. 1 mile turn right onto Alexanders Lane. From the A3 take the Winchester exit, at the roundabout head for Petersfield town centre, at the next roundabout turn left onto Bell Hill. Pass the Trooper Inn on the right then after 2 miles turn left onto Alexanders Lane. Follow Alexanders Lane for a mile and Froxfield Stud is down the hill on the left. Drive into the yard between the top double metal gates, turn right parallel to Alexanders Lane and park as far down the yard as you can. On leaving turn left out of the yard, after 100 yards approx. turn left at the triangle, after ¼ mile turn left onto Barnet Side Lane. After approx. 1 mile, at the crossroads, turn left for Alton and the A31, turn right for Petersfield and the A3. Gill Ibbott’s Home, Whispering Pines, Winchester Road, Rushmoor, Farnham Surrey GU10 2EG: Northbound on A3 from Portsmouth - at Hindhead traffic lights turn left onto A287. Continue for 0.2 miles and take first right onto Tilford Road for approx 4 miles passing the Pride of the Valley Hotel. Continue through Rushmoor and at the end of the 'straight mile' turn left into Grange Road. Continue for another mile and take the second left into Winchester Road (unmade track). Past Gill’s yard 200m down the track and continue on past Ingrid’s house. Gill’s is next on the left hand side. From Farnham take the right fork after crossing the level crossing at the Station and follow signs to Tilford. You will need to turn left by the stone walls signposted Tilford. After the bridge continue ahead to Churt and Hindhead with the village green on your left. After 2 miles you will pass the Rushmoor Village sign, turn right into Grange Road and follow as above. Hammerwood, Iping, nr Midhurst GU29 0PF: Grid reference SU854232. Iping is half a mile north of the A272, Midhurst to Petersfield Road. Approx 3 miles west of Midhurst. Heath Farm, Munstead GU7 1UN: Grid reference SU983431. Munstead - From the A3100 – Godalming, turn right at traffic lights onto Brighton Road - B2130 (signposted Hascombe, Dunsfold, Cranleigh). Follow the road up the hill, the entrance is ¾ mile on the left after going over pedestrian crossing and passing a church on your right; just by Busbridge Primary School. Highbrook Stables, Lyss Place, Hawkley Road, Liss, Hampshire GU33 6JP: Take A3 heading towards Petersfield. At Ham Barn roundabout take the first exit off towards Liss (B3006). After approx 0.5 miles turn right just past The Spread Eagle pub onto the Hawkley Road. After approx 60 metres go past the main entrance to Highbrook Stables on the left and take the next turning on the left through big farm gate. Bear round to the right where there is a large parking area. Hurlands, Gentles Lane, Passfield, nr Liphook GU30 7RY: From the A3 take the A333 exit to Hindhead and Grayshott just south of the Hindhead Tunnel. Follow signs to Hindhead. At the roundabout just before the BP station turn left to Grayshott on the B3002. After about 3 miles turn left at the Beech Hill Garage roundabout staying on the B3002. Go down hill for ½ mile, as the road turns sharply right take the left turning that goes straight up ahead of you into Gentles Lane (don’t worry about the sign that says ‘Unsuitable for heavy goods vehicles’!). Go uphill for approx. ½ mile, take the left fork, after 300yds the road goes up hill, Hurlands is on the right. Pull into the drive and bear left to the yard. From the A325 at the Bordon crossroads and traffic lights take the B3002 to Grayshott and Headley. After ¾ mile turn left just before the Royal Exchange Pub onto the B3002 to Grayshott and Headley. After approx. 2 miles there will be white railings in front of you as the road bears sharply left, turn right into Gentles Lane. As above. Ingrid Dziedzic’s, Honeysuckle Cottage, Winchester Road, Rushmoor, Farnham GU10 2EG: If approaching The Priory Equestrian Centre from Hindhead direction, take first right immediately after the Equestrian Centre (Priory Lane). Follow the road for approx 1 mile. Pass Longlyf Timber on left, you will see iron railings on your right. At end of iron railings turn right down unmade road. Honeysuckle Cottage is the first house on the left. Coming from Rushmoor to Tilford take Carlisle Road (on left) Winchester Road (unmade road) is towards the end on right hand side. Liphook Equine Hospital, Forest Mere, Liphook, Hants GU30 7JG: From the north coming off the A3 to Liphook. At the first mini roundabout, take the first exit following signs for Haslemere and Rake. At the second mini roundabout, take the second exit following signs for Rake onto the B2070. Continue for approx 1.5 miles, past The Links pub and beneath a railway bridge into West Sussex. At the top of the hill turn right signposted to Equine Veterinary Hospital and Forest Mere. Continue across the golf course and along the lane for 1 mile and then take the left fork signposted to The Liphook Equine Hospital. From the south and from Petersfield take the A272 following signs towards Midhurst. Follow this road which becomes the B2070 towards Rake/Liphook for approx 5 miles.
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