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LAST UPDATED – 17.05. 2012

 

Raehills Cross Country and Show Jumping Competition

Sunday 20th May. Classes from 60cms for beginners to 1.10m.

We are going ahead as forecast not bad after today Thursday. Ground conditions good to soft. 

Start times now available: Raehills Times May 2012 

Well done the creosote team – a great job. Thank-you so much. Merlin

See games page for latest news and photos

 

 Ifor Williams 510 for sale very good condition £3000 ono 01387 811850 (to view if no answer 07967716442)

HOYS

Marjory would like to have numbers for the trip to HOYS as soon as possible so could anyone planning to go along please complete forms and send with deposits ASAP, Thanks

Very Many Thanks

to The Cunningham-Jardine Family and all at Jardine Hall for allowing our branch to have a wonderful Easter treasure hunt around their beautiful grounds. 

Well done to all the members and their ponies for their excellent behaviour and as always a

 Big thank you to Nicola

for all her hard work in organising the fun and arranging for the fabulous Easter goody bags. 

Spare a thought for your poor ponies before you gorge too much on chocolate over the weekend as there are loads of branch activites for you to join in with over the next week!

:-D

 

 

The final tally of money raised by the Race Night was a magnificent £815.00. Once again a big thank you to the organisers and we look forward to getting our new jumps when we hear from Awards for All. 
  
New Horses/ponies for sale added to site. If you are looking for a new pony, take a look…

If you are interested in purchasing a DFH Pony Club jacket please contact Carrie 07967716442

STRANGLES ALERT

A reminder to everyone to read up and be aware of symptoms and take hygiene precautions as set out in the STEPS CODE
Strangles has been confirmed in horses at grass in the Dalbeattie area, I understand there have been no recent purchases so it is possible there is a carrier in this herd.
As a precaution, take care, do not let children pat all the horses on a yard, dont allow nose to nose contact between ponies, dont share water/feed buckets or grooming equipment.
DO quarantine new horses onto your yard, attend to them last and consider having new horses tested it could save a prolonged and expensive closure and reduce spread of this disease.
Any concerns do contact your own vet without delay
Thank you