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Horse Trials at Llanymynech Contact Andy Parrish Or Louise Evans RAMBLINGS FROM THE CHAIR FIRST OF ALL I WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE MEMBERS WHO HAVE HELPED AND COMPETED FOR THE CLUB IN 2014, AS I’VE SAID MANY TIMES BEFORE WITHOUT YOU SUPPORTING THE CLUB THEN THERE WOULD’NT BE A CLUB. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK BERYL EVANS, GRAHAM BUCKLEY AND DEB CAIRNS WHO HAVE STEPPED DOWN FROM THE COMMITTEE AND WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME LOUISE EVANS, CAROL HUGHES, ELEANOR MORRIS AND LOIS ELLIS-BRIGGS TO THIS YEARS COMMITTEE. THIS YEAR WE HAVE APPOINTED A LIFE PRESIDENT AND LIFE VICE PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT IS BERYL EVANS WHO IS A FOUNDER MEMBER OF THE CLUB AND HAS BEEN ON THE COMMITTEE FOR THE LAST 44 YEARS SO THE COMMITTEE THOUGHT IT WAS FITTING TO HONOUR BERYL WITH THE PRESIDENTY AND VICE PRESIDENT IS JILL McCLOED WHO HAS RAN THE FLATWORK CLINICS FOR THE LAST 14 YEARS AND IS MEMBERS SECRETARY. IF YOU WANT TO COMPETE FOR THE CLUB THIS YEAR THEN PLEASE HAVE A LOOK AT THE TEAM MANAGERS AS SOME HAVE CHANGED WITH THE NEW COMMITTEE. IF YOU WANT TO COMPETE FOR THE CLUB AT AREA QUALIFIERS THEN PLEAS EGET YOUR MEMBERSHIP INTO JILL McCLOED ASAP. WE ARE GOING TO BE AS BUSY AS LAST YEAR WITH CLUB COMPETITIONS BOOKED FOR JANUARY TO MAY AT WALFORD, ALSO WE WILL TRY TO ORGANISE SOME COMPETITONS ON GRASS FOR THE QUALIFIERS. WE HAVE ORGANISED ANOTHER TOP DEMOSTRATION WITH WILLIAM FOX-PITT IN MARCH, ALSO HAVING ANOTHER DINNER DANCE IN MARCH AND TEAM SHOW JUMPING. (T.B.C) IF YOU WANT TO PUT YOUR NAME FORWARD TO HELP THEN PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH ONE OF THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS. I HOPE TO SEE NEW AND OLD (DON’T TAKE IT THE WRONG WAY!!!) FACES COMPETING THIS YEAR AND MAKE THE CLUB AS SUCCESFUL AS LAST YEAR. NICK SHOW JUMPING RESULTS 16TH NOVEMBER 2FT 2’3FT 1ST LUCY BROOKS – PEPPER 1ST LUCY BROOKS - PEPPER 2ND BECKY BOND – PIECE OF THE PUZZLE 2ND BECK BOND – PIECE OF THE PUZZLE 3RD MICHELLE SOUTH – FREDDIE 3RD MICHELLE SOUTH - FREDDIE 2’6FT 2’9 -3FT 1ST TRUDIE SITSER – MAGIC 1ST ABBIE GREGORY - MARTI 2ND EMMA JENNINGS – ROSIE 2ND VIKKI CLIFFE - JOSH 3RD ABBIE GREGORY – MARTI 3RD VICKY GROCUTT – DOTTY 4TH ANN GREGORY – PATRICK 4TH HELEN RATCLIFF - BERO 5TH VIKKI CLIFFE – JOSH 5TH = ANDREA PARRISH – LADY = TRUDIE SITSER – MAGIC 3-3’3FT 1ST = BERYL MATTHEWS – BOELA = NICK FURNISS – FARNABY = VIKKI CLIFFE – PADDY 4TH – ANDREA PARRISH – LADY 5TH = HELEN RATCLIFF – BERO = VICKY GROCOTT – DOTTY CONNIE WYNN 1ST VIKKI CLIFFE – PADDY 2ND NICK FURNISS – FARNABY 3RD ANDREA PARRISH – LADY 4TH BERYL MATTHEWS – BOELA 5TH CAROL HUGHES – DOYLE Thank you to all competitors & helpers who supported this event Novice Indoor Show Jumping Qualifier The Novice Indoor Show Jumping qualifier was held at South View Equestrian Centre on November 9th 2014. SDRC entered 2 teams and although neither team were placed everyone had a fab day. Big thanks once again to all helpers as we cannot enter teams without you! SDRC1 VICKY BAKER – MOSSCAR MYSTERY MADAM 4 0 KATIE LLOYD – PARTY POOPER 4 E ANN GREGORY – ABOUT TIME IV 37 0 EMMA HAND – ROODEE KING 8 4 SDRC 2 EMILY LATHE – TIVON 12 40 VICKY GROCUTT – DOYLE LADY 0 12 ANDY PARRISH – DREAM SUGAR 0 4 CATH HALL – CROSSTOWN DANCING CLOVER 4 4 Intermediate Indoor Show Jumping Qualifier The Intermediate Indoor Show Jumping Qualifier was held on Saturday 22nd November at Coleg Cambria Equine Unit (Formerly Northop College) with a great turn out from SDRC entering 3 teams. SDRC Team 3 were placed 4th and Jane Clarke was 7th Individually. As always SDRC had the loudest supporters for our teams! SDRC 1 HELEN RATCLIIF- PRIDE OF BRANDWOOD 4 4 SARAH WARNER – ZARENTO VDL 0 4 CAROL HUGHES – LARKENDOWN 0 4 ANDREA PARRISH – LANDMARK SHADY LADY 0 4 SDRC 2 BERYL MATTHEWS – BOELA 4 E REBECCA BOND – THE TOP HAT 4 0 VIKKI CLIFFE- THE DEMONSTRATOR 0 4 NICK FURNISS – FARNABYS DREAM 0 12 SDRC 3 SARAH WARNER – SILVER II 0 4 VICTORIA GROCUTT – DOYLES LADY 4 12 JANE CLARKE – DÉJÀ VU 0 0 TRUDIE SITSTER – PICOLETTE 4 12 SDRC Charity Dinner Dance Ditch the wellies for one evening and join us for the SDRC Charity Dinner Dance to be held on the evening of Friday 20th March at The Albright Hussey, Shrewsbury. 3 Course meal & Disco. Tickets are £25 per person. There will be a raffle with some fantastic prizes up for grabs with proceeds going to the Shropshire Air ambulance. The last few years have proved very popular so reserve your tickets now. For tickets or more info please contact: Louise Evans- [email protected] 07707190491 OR Martin Parrish [email protected] 07969332884 Dates for your diaries 2015 January 25th- dressage February 22nd- show jumping March 29th- dressage April 26th- show jumping May 4th- dressage All above competitions will be held at Walford College, Baschurch. Schedules will be on the club website in due course If you would like to help at any of these dates then please get in touch with Nick, Helen or Vikki SUNDAY 22nd FEBRUARY 2015 AT Walford College 11 AM START OPEN TO MEMBERS AND NON MEMBERS CLASS 1 MAX 2FT (60CM) CLASS 2 MAX 2'3FT (70CM) CLASS 3 MAX 2'6FT (75CM) CLASS 4 MAX 3FT (90CM) CLASS 5 MAX 3'3FT (1M) CLASS 6 CONNIE WYNN CUP (3’3-3’6) S.D.R.C £6 PER CLASS, NON MEMBERS £8.00 PLEASE BRING YOUR RIDING CLUB MEMBERSHIP CARDS NORMAL R.C & SHOW JUMPING RULES APPLY FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT NICK 07866702149 TRAINING & CLINICS Training clinics are held at Walford every Wednesday evening, with Show Jumping & Flat work alternating each week. Please feel free to come along to watch, have a drink and a chin wag to see what it’s all about Cancellations for Clinics- If you require to cancel your place in a clinic you are booked onto the following charges will apply- more than 48 hours’ notice- No Charge, 24 Hours’ notice 50% Charge, Less than 24 Hours 100% charge of the cost of your clinic. THE WEDNESDAY FLAT WORK CLINICS ARE BACK. Held at Walford college £21.00 per 40 minute lesson, max 2 people sharing or private lesson £42.00 for 40 minutes. Please contact Lauren 07908 712201, [email protected] FORTNIGHTLY SHOW JUMPING CLINICS AT BERRIWOOD Every Other Thursday, cost approx. £17.50 max of 4 per group. Dates: 15th, 29th Jan, 19th, 26th Feb, 12th, 26th March, 9th, 23rd April. Contact Deb Cairns: 07732339783 or [email protected] HELP DAYS A rule of membership for SDRC is that everyone completes a help day. If you did not manage to help out in 2014 Please come forward and offer a day for 2015. We have lots of Club run competitions at Walford that cannot be run without the help of our members and our teams are not able to compete at Area qualifiers without us supplying helpers. So please contact Vikki Cliffe SDRC DRESSAGE COMPETITION SUNDAY 25TH JANUARY AT WALFORD COLLEGE, BASCHURCH INTRO A (2008) PRELIM 4 (2002) PRELIM 13 (2006) NOVICE 28 (2008) NOVICE 34 (2009) ELEMENTARY 42 (2008) £8 SDRC MEMBERS £10 NON MEMBERS CHEQUES PAYABLE SDRC ENTRIES TO: GREENFIELDS, STANWARDINE, BASCHURCH, SY4 2EU ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY 22ND JANUARY TIMES WILL BE UP FRIDAY 23RD JANUARY SHREWSBURYRIDINGCLUB.CO.UK ANY ENQUIRES RING: NICK 07866702149 SHREWSBURY & DISTRICT RIDING CLUB PRESENTS WILLIAM FOX-PITT DEMONSTRATION Monday 16th March 2015 Rodbaston College, Penkridge, Staffordshire, ST19 5PH 6.30 pm prompt start. Café open from 5.30pm and between performances Flatwork, Jumping, autograph signing and questions and answers section. £25.00 PER TICKET, concessions to SDRC members. Ticket Only, in advance Contact Nick 07866702149 or [email protected] Junior & Senior Intermediate Winter Dressage Qualifier at Rodbaston College- Sunday 1st March 2015 Teams of 3 and/or individual entries for: PERLIM 13 NOVICE 28 NOVICE 34 ELEMENTARY 42 Please contact Lois Ellis-Briggs to enter 07713 277796 [email protected] HATS We have been notified that the European Commission have made changes to the EN1384 hat standard (this also includes BSEN1384) and it will no longer be recognised as an acceptable standard for riding hats in the UK. However, in order to phase out the use of EN1384 and/or BSEN1384 hat standards, the BRC 2015 / 2016 hat rules will be changed as follows: There will be no changes to the accepted hat standards for 2015 and hats will continue to be tagged with the BRC blue hat tags. However, from 1 January 2016, ALL hats must be checked and tagged with a new ORANGE BRC hat tag. All hats which only meet the standard EN1384 or BSEN1384, and do not comply with another standard off the above list, WILL NOT be accepted and therefore will not be permitted for any BRC competition. Hats which bear EN1384 or BSEN1384 along with another standard from the above list, will be tagged. For example, BSEN1384 & PAS015 (1998 or 2011) along with the Kitemark, would be acceptable, but not BSEN1384 on its own. Centaur Biomechanics In 2015 I hope to be organising a rider analysis clinic with Centaur Biomechanics. Each session is for an individual and lasts 45 minutes. This analysis can help with flat and jump work. The venue is still to be determined, as is the date. A full compliment would fill one day and consist of 10 riders with their horses. As soon as I have further details they will be posted on the SDRC facebook page and website. I look forward to hearing from any interested member of the club for this clinic.
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