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ponyclubnicole
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train with Mark Phillips in scotland in november ... bit expensive!!
      #3487701 - 05/09/2008 20:56

Just clicked on this link and saw 4 days training in scotland in november but it's nearly $5000 !! Is it me or is this a bit expensive?? you do get to stay in the hotel etc so it's a mini holiday i suppose but still ... maybe put it on my christmas list (hmm not really !) the first lady to teach me to ride when i was 5 said she used to have lessons with him although this isn't quite what i imagined, 5 star accomodation of course

http://www.equestrianvacations.com/special_events/mark-phillips.php


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abbey_tilly
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Re: train with Mark Phillips in scotland in november ... bit expensive [Re: ponyclubnicole]
      #3487739 - 05/09/2008 21:05

just a bit. That sort of money would gets you half way to buying quite a decent horse!! Looks like it's aim at Americans. Gleneagles is the golf place isn't it? Bit 'poash' for us hho's!

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ponyclubnicole
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Re: train with Mark Phillips in scotland in november ... bit expensive [Re: abbey_tilly]
      #3487753 - 05/09/2008 21:10

more money than sense then, did you notice jessica kurten is about a $1000 dollars more. Yes is a golfing place and 5 star no less. :0

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MQs_Xmas_Bolaux
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Re: train with Mark Phillips in scotland in november ... bit expensive [Re: ponyclubnicole]
      #3487940 - 05/09/2008 21:49

I think the price tag is mostly accomodation and less to do with Mark Phillips........ he would be a lot cheaper elsewhere!!!

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skye123
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Re: train with Mark Phillips in scotland in november ... bit expensive [Re: MQs_Xmas_Bolaux]
      #3488498 - 06/09/2008 00:02

when i was over in America i picked up a horse magazine and they had Gleneagles advertised in there. v expensieve! think i`d rather put the money towards a horse or holiday!

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TarrSteps
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Re: train with Mark Phillips in scotland in november ... bit expensive [Re: skye123]
      #3488548 - 06/09/2008 00:18

I think that program is likely aimed primarily at couples where one partner is a golf nut and the other rides - quite a common state of affairs, particularly amongst the sort of people who could afford that sort of thing. Gleneagles does a lot of American business so this might be an offer to bring the wife (most likely) along to do something she wants to do.

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Re: train with Mark Phillips in scotland in november ... bit expensive [Re: TarrSteps]
      #3490547 - 06/09/2008 16:29

It's also got a huge equestrian centre. BHS exams are all done there. That's the only time I'll be going!!!

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