Central Scotland Horse Trials

Thanks to the dedicated team of builders, two more intermediate fences and two more novice fences have been added to the stockpile for Scone in April. 

Now all they need is a touch of paint and they'll be ready to go, so if you're good with a paintbrush let Grace know (see below) and we'll see you on 4 March.

With our course builders busy building lots of lovely new fences for this season, can you spend an hour or two on 4 March to help us turn the basic bare-wood-frames into the beautiful painted-and-ready-to-go fences that will appear on course?  And of course you'll get a sneak preview of how the new fences will look!  

Please wear old clothes (warm ones!) and bring gloves.  10am start at Dunbog, nr Newburgh.

No previous experience required, all we ask is that you let us know that you're coming along - just email gracemoran@hotmail.co.uk and we'll give you directions.

£1000 prize money for Scottish Intermediate Champion courtesy of Dunbog Sport Horses
£500 prize money for Scottish Novice Champion courtesy of Albert Bartlett

Thanks to two super sponsors, Central Scotland Horse Trials are offering big prize money for the winners of the Scottish Intermediate and Novice Championship classes on 11 August 2012.  Many partnerships already have their qualifying place, and there are still plenty of chances to qualify throughout the 2012 season.  

Find out more about the Championships and how to qualify here.

Yes, we're delighted that the training day is back for 2012.  The ever-popular David Gatherer is confirmed, with other instructors to be announced shortly.

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