Mollys Guide - Spring 2019
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DAYS OUT<br />
Bransby Horse<br />
Bransby Horses reveals plans<br />
for their Summer Fayre<br />
Lincolnshire-based equine charity, Bransby<br />
Horses, is hosting their 44th annual<br />
Summer Fayre on Sunday 2nd June <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
Last year, the Summer Fayre attracted a record<br />
number of visitors and it is hoped the Fayre this<br />
year will be another success for the charity. For<br />
many in the area, it is a chance to visit the local<br />
gem, take the family for a day out and meet some<br />
of the 400 animals the charity looks after across<br />
600 acres of beautiful countryside.<br />
Entry to Bransby Horses is free and the<br />
charity has confirmed they will have<br />
more activities than ever this year.<br />
There will be horse demonstrations,<br />
a trailer training and loading<br />
demonstration, a riding team<br />
display, falconry, children’s play zone, arts and<br />
crafts, a dog show, dog agility display, shopping<br />
(including a second hand tack sale), glitter<br />
tattoos, charity stands, a barbecue and a wide<br />
selection of food available. There will also be the<br />
usual picturesque walkways available to enjoy<br />
a stroll, so families can visit some of the horses,<br />
donkeys and mules who are living there.<br />
Visitors can travel by car as there is plenty of<br />
parking (suggested donation £1) but Stagecoach<br />
will also be providing a free local bus service<br />
from Lincoln City Centre Bus Station which<br />
runs through Saxilby and stops at the Visitor<br />
Centre at Bransby Horses.<br />
Having celebrated their 50th<br />
anniversary last year, the charity has<br />
also recently confirmed they have<br />
almost reached 1,000 equines in their care. More<br />
than 400 equines living on site and 500 rehomed<br />
but continuing to receive support from the<br />
charity. In fact, last year alone, the charity helped<br />
rescue and rehabilitate 93 horses, donkeys and<br />
mules showing how the role of public support<br />
continues to be pivotal to the continuation of the<br />
work the charity do.<br />
T: 01427 788464 www.bransbyhorses.co.uk or follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram<br />
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