Cheshire Cheese

Ride the long distance route opened 2012!

Ride Date:

Sunday
10 May
 

This ride has been completed

  • Manor Farm showground, Seven Sisters Lane, Ollerton, Nr Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8RL
  • West Midlands
  • Pleasure ride - 17 mile , 12.5 mile . 5 mile lead rein.
  • Cheshire Cheese Camping

Who went to this event

Louise Aspinall (1), Sue Bennett (1), E H Benwell (1), Amber Blake (1), Sarah Blake (1), Muriel Buckley (1), Jane Collins (1), Karen Farrow (1), Patricia Forrester (1), Nicola Grey (1), Sarah Hobson (1), Beth Hughes (1), Andrea Monk (1), Susan Norcop (1), Sarah Noyes (1), Oana Piper (1), Susan Pyne (1), Lynne Rendon (1), Louise Serridge (1), Melissa Stubbs (1), Paula Thomas (1), Hayley Thorley (1), Dawn Turner (1), Emma Vernon (1)

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RIDE DATE: Sunday 10th May 2015

CLOSING DATE FOR EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT: Monday 4th May 2015 NB No credits or refunds will be given after this date

LOCATION: Manor Farm showground, Seven Sisters Lane, Ollerton, Nr Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 8RL

CLASSES:  Pleasure ride - 17 mile full Southern route or the popular 12.5 mile route. 5 mile lead rein.

ENTRY FEES: Pleasure Ride – Sport Endurance member £15, non-member £20
                          ***£3 discount only if book on-line by published date***

 

          Juniors £5

            

START TIMES:  First horse away 9.30am last 11am please.

RIDE ORGANISER:  Laureen Roberts  laureen.roberts01@gmail.com                                   

ENTRIES: No postal entries. Please book on line. For web help please phone 01283 810011. Entries on the day may be available if ride not full (CASH only at full price) - please contact the ride organiser.

VENUE TYPE: Parking on grass - good turf, usually OK for shows

FACILITIES:  No Refreshments - please remember  to bring a picnic for your lunch , toilets but no water. Camping and corralling available: £5 per horse £5 per person (please book on-line)

RIDE DETAILS: Quiet lanes and bridlepaths through pretty countryside with the green hedged fields and shady trees created for Cheshire dairy cattle. Many of these acres are used for polo now; the magnificent estates of Colshaw Hall and New Hall. Some of the tracks are even older such as Booth Bed Lane, a Salter’s Way

PHOTOGRAPHER:  www.indiepics.co.uk