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Hoof Print VINE PONY CLUB www.pcuk.org/vine SUMMER 2011 NEWSLETTER VINE PONY CLUB COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND ORGANISERS Area 13 Representative Mrs Dawn Taylor President Mrs Maggie Richardson District Commissioner *Mrs Linda Robinson 01256 397750/07776 250935 Farm End, North Waltham, Basingstoke, Hants, RG25 2BS [email protected] Assistant District Commissioner and Chief Instructor *Mrs Frances Hatton-Brown 07970 531727 Balstone Farmhouse, Ibworth, Basingstoke, Hants RG26 5TJ [email protected] Hon Treasurer *Mrs Bo De Groot 01256 770260 Ashe Court, Ashe, Overton, Hants RG25 3AH [email protected] Hon Secretary *Mrs Penny Burton 01635 254761 Ashley, Ball Hill, Newbury, Berks RG20 0NS [email protected] Health and Safety and Child Protection Officer *Mrs Katie Bartlett 01635 268288 Hogscombe, Basingstoke Road, Greenham, Berks RG19 8HW [email protected] Show Jumping *Mrs Tamsin Raymond 07833 536363/01256 397257 Stoken Farm, Steventon, Basingstoke, Hants RG25 3BD [email protected] Dressage *Mrs Frances Hatton-Brown 07970 531727 Balstone Farmhouse, Ibworth, Basingstoke, Hants RG26 5TJ [email protected] *Mrs Katie Bartlett 01635 268288 Hogscombe, Basingstoke Road, Greenham, Berks RG19 8HW [email protected] Eventing *Mrs Phillippa Chamings 01189 814494 Inhurst Farmhouse, Baughurst, Tadley, Hants RG26 5JS [email protected] General Rallies *Mrs Fiona McAlister 01256 397442 Holly Cottage, North Waltham, Basingstoke, Hants RG25 2BZ [email protected] Racing Co-ordinator, Hunting and Tests/Badges *Mrs Brenda Sampson 01635 298379 2, Tower Hill Court, Kingsclere, Berks RG20 5SS [email protected] Racing Mrs Charlotte Fuller 01635 250658 Penwood Grange, Penwood, Newbury, Berks RG20 9EW [email protected] Polo/Tetrathlon Co-ordinator and General Rallies /Clinics *Mrs Auriol Adams 01256 850453 Yew Tree Cottage, Ibworth, Hants RG26 5TJ [email protected] Polo Mr Jon Casemore 07747 880592 Park Farm, Oakley, Basingstoke, Hants RG23 7EH [email protected] Tetrathlon Mrs Carrie Lees 01256 397571 Orchard House, Steventon, Basingstoke, Hants RG25 3BE carrie.lees@btint ernet.com Newsletter and Website Organiser 01962 889459 *Mrs Caroline Blatchford caroline@ spottygreenfrog .co.uk 2, Hinton Fields, Kings Worthy, Winchester, Hants SO23 7QB Club Clothing Mrs Julie Mitchell 01635 826750 / 07818 060096 Kipling Close, Thatcham, Berks RG18 3AY [email protected] *On Vine PC committee Hoof Print Dear Members , Welcome to the Summer 2011 edition of Hoof Print ! It has been lovely to see Vine members out and about competing recently and well done to those of you who have enjoyed early successes! We were very proud of everyone at the Vine Spring Show Jumping and grateful to everyone who rallied round to help on the day! Thank you all so much for your support! Our forthcoming programme for the summer is varied and hopefully offering something for everyone. The last few dressage, cross country and show jumping rallies have been fantastically well supported and it has been great to welcome many new members to our activities. Also popular have been the Rider and Road Safety sessions which are being offered on a regular basis within a structured framework which we hope will suit members at all levels. And talking of new members, we have recently had a number of new faces join us so please make them and their families feel very welcome. We are renowned for our friendliness so let’s live up to our reputation! Preparations for this year’s Summer Camp have had to take a bit of a lurch sideways as we had the unusual (but brilliant) problem of too many applicants! Our numbers have risen to over fifty (from 29 last year) so we are busy planning how best to accommodate everyone safely and still ensure a fun Camp. Last year, at East End Farm, we developed an outstanding camp whilst having a fresh approach and we are delighted that so many have come back for more. Thank you for your patience while we sort out the logistics for this summer. Our next event is the ever-popular Open Show at Park Farm, Oakley on Sunday 5 June . There are classes for everyone – show jumping, showing, fun classes and gymkhana. We are very grateful to Sally and Julian Small for the use of Park Farm and look forward to joining their Centre members on the day. The Show is open to all riders 16 and under, whether or not members of a PC branch or centre. The schedule is on the website at http://branches.pcuk.org/vine/ . Finally a plea: dress code at rallies has become a little slack recently and we would like everyone to make a special effort with their turnout. Vine clothing is back in stock so no excuses! Wishing you all a happy and successful summer, Best wishes Linda Hoof Print Pony Club Camp Details of all of the rallies are in the “What’s On” calendar with reply slips at Last year 29 members attended camp. the end of the newsletter. This year, there have been 52 applications. A tremendous response! To Key Vine PC Dates cope with the numbers of children and ponies, Brenda and her team are 5 June Vine Summer Show proposing that there will be two weeks of 17 July Area 13 Eventing camps. The original 1-5 August and 8-12 30 July Area 13 Show Jumping August. 7 August Area 13 Dressage* 13 August Hickstead Team SJ If you applied, you should have received a 31 August Vine Mini One Day Event questionnaire asking whether you are 4 September Mini Championships available for the second week and whether you could take your pony home * Incorporates Mini Dressage for riders not in Area each night. If you have not returned this event. Vine PC is organising this event. See form, could you please do so urgently! request for volunteers below. Rallies A Winning Finish There are lots of rallies and events over the summer. A big thank you to all of our rally organisers and instructors. Three housekeeping reminders to ensure that they run smoothly: • Please book by the deadline • If you need to cancel, please do so 5 days in advance. Rally fees will not be refunded after this date unless pony or child is ill or injured. • Riders at rallies should wear white Congratulations to Jamie Perrett and his shirt (with long sleeves), pony club pony Dilly who won the last race at tie, Vine sweatshirt or jacket (if Kimblewick Point-to-Point, Kingston necessary), hat with plain Blount on 7 th May. black/blue silk, light coloured jodhpurs, gloves and, for girls with Jamie has been having a tremendous long hair, a hairnet. For cross season with a 4 th , 3 rd and two 2 nds on Bill – country, cross country colours and almost one win but taken out approaching a red/green or plain red hat silk the finishing line! On Dilly, Jamie’s had a may be worn as an alternative. 2nd and two 1 sts! Hoof Print Area 13 & Mini Dressage Class 2 (85 cms) rd The Vine PC is hosting this event at Vine Team 3 Bethan Shaughnessy, Hackwood Park Racecourse. Please let Chloe Gallagher, Tom Burton, Emma Frances Hatton-Brown know whether you Lawrence will be able to help with this event – either on the day or setting up the day Individual Placings: st before. 1 – Chloe Gallagher rd We need your generous support at this 3 – Bethan Shaughnessy fundraiser please! Class 3 (95 cm) Results Vine/New Forest Team 4th Emma Lawrence, Tamsin Thorn plus New Forest The Craven Inter-Branch Team and Show member Jumping Competition Individual Placings: On Sunday 15th May The Vine took two 4th Emma Lawrence teams and a few individuals to the Craven for their annual inter-branch show Class 6 (65cm) jumping competition. We were slightly lower on numbers this year due to many 4th Gemma Raymond members competing at the Stonar Inter Schools One Day Event and the very hard Class 7 (70cm) going! However, that was not going to stop the Vine and, as you can see, the 1st Alice McGonnell results speak for themselves. 6th Chloe Gallagher Congratulations must go to all the Vine members for taking part and contributing The Vine visit the Bisley ODE to making this such a successful day for us On Monday 2nd May The Vine took two - well ridden everyone! teams and a couple of individuals along to the Bisley One Day Event at Chobham. Class 1 (75 cms) The Bisley is always a testing course and we had entries in all three levels, all Vine Vine Team 5th Chloe Gallagher, Alice members did extremely well and were a McGonnell, Gemma Raymond and Connie credit to The Vine Pony Club. The results Pike are as follows: Individual Placings: Class 1 st 1 Chloe Gallagher Gemma Raymond 2nd individual Class 2 Team A consisting of Emma Lawrence, Tom Burton and Byron Schiverener were Hoof Print unfortunately unplaced but all had a Easter Egg Hunt successful first outing out this season. Team B consisting of Alice McGonnell, Lotty Ledger and Laura McAlister were placed 3rd team, with Alice coming 3rd individually in her arena and Lotty also coming 3rd individually in her arena. Well done everyone for a very successful day for the Vine and if any of you have been out representing The Vine at any events please let us know so we can add it to the website and the next Hoofprint. The Craven Inter-Branch Team and Show Jumping Competition Whilst her fellow Vine members were busy at the Craven show jumping on 15 th May, Georgia Bartlett was representing Cheam School on her pony Craydon Reuben in the Stonar ODE Championships.
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