Spring 2013 Saddle Club Newsletter - Honourable Artillery Company

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RIDING SCHEDULEContact numbersFlemish Farm:High Standing Hill, WindsorGreat Park, SL4 4LDTel: 01753 622291e-mail: haclc@aol.comJan Glen,Riding Master:Mobile: 07840 104455email:jan.glen@o2.co.ukJuanita CoulsonAssistant Riding Master:Mobile: 07766 710763email:coulson@aldpartners.comDates Event NotesLessons and hacking at Weekdays and Weekends.Contact Caroline Quested at FlemishFlemish FarmGroup and private.Farm for detailsEvery Monday at thesame timesFlemish Farm, Windsor19.30 – 20.30 Novice Lesson20.30 – 21.30 Intermediate /Advanced lesson *Instructor: Clare RussellPlease book via Flemish FarmMaximum 6 ridersBody protector essential for jumping.Every Thursday atTrent Park, Oakwoodtube station19.30 – 20.30 Novice Lesson20.30 – 21.30 Intermediate /Advanced lesson *Courtesy of BBC Riding ClubCourtesy of the BBC RC. Bookingsmanager Isabel Gray via emailbbcridingclubbookings@hotmail.co.ukWill restart Winter 2013 King’s Troop Ride at Woolwich Contact jan.glen@o2.co.uk for detailsTuesday evenings atKnightsbridge BarracksCourtesy of the Civil Service RidingClub occasional opportunity to joinadvanced lessons at 18.30 or 19.30Contact jan.glen@o2.co.uk for details.TBC 2-hour hack from Flemish Farm Contact jan.glen@o2.co.uk if you areinterested.24 March 2013 Mechanical horse and lunch,Pangbourne7 April 2013 Show jumping and cross-country,Harroway with Cindy Simms14-16 June 2013 Weekend riding plusaccommodation in the Cotswolds, atJill Carenza’s29 September 2013 Show jumping and cross-country,Harroway with Cindy SimmsDetails in newsletterDetails in newsletterDetails in newsletterDetails in newsletterTBC Vaulting lesson Details will be confirmed later in theyear.TBCPyramid Dressage and John Palmershow jumping competitions—Flemish FarmDetails will be confirmed later in theyear.* Novice - Able to walk and trot independently and progressing to canterIntermediate - Riding independently at walk, trot & canter, trot poles, progression to lateral work and jumping.Advanced - As above and confident at lateral work and jumping16
Please remember that riding is a dangerous activity and although we hope you will never need to useit, it is vital that you ensure that you have adequate accident insurance cover.Dress for lessons must include a riding hat of the current standard and suitable riding boots (long orshort and chaps are acceptable). No fashion boots or Wellingtons please. Coloured jodhpurs/breeches are allowed except for competitions when they should be beige or white.Riding Hat Safety Standards. The safest standard for a hat is PAS 015, 1994 & 1998. The otherapproved standards are BSEN 1384, 1997, EN 1384, 1996. You should buy a new riding hat if yourhat has sustained an impact (i.e. on a bad fall, banged head or being dropped - the damage may notbe visible on the outside of the helmet), or if your hat becomes too tight, too loose or too old.17
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