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10-07-08, 09:49 AM
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: S. Lincs.
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Regional HHO schooling sessions
Be interested in having regional HHO schooling sessions?
One definately at the beginning of the season, and one midway through?
XC would be best as there'll be open space, but smaller groups for SJ / Arena hire would be feasable [sp] as well.
The thing with XC schooling is, once you get a certain amt of riders, the hire charge usually drops, and we don't have to stay in one big group.
Just thought I'd see other peoples views on it before doing any arranging
Comments welcome...
** Added by HHO Admin - if you are looking for a suitable venue to meet up check out our map of cross-country schooling courses at www.horseandhound.co.uk/crosscountrycourses/ **
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10-07-08, 10:09 AM
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#2
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Eggland
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
Sounds like a good idea, I'd be up for it
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10-07-08, 10:40 AM
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: S. Lincs.
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
Was thinking about splitting the regions as follows :
Derbs, Lincs, Notts, Leics, Rut [1]
Northants, Hunts, Cambs, Beds [2]
Norfolk, Suffolk [big counties] [3]
Ox, Bucks, Berks [4]
Herts, Middlesex, Essex [5]
Surrey, Sussex, Kent [6]
Wilts, Hamps, Dorset [7]
Somerset, Devon, Cornwall [8]
Herefords, Worcs, Warks, Gloucs [9]
Shrops, Staffs, Cheshire [10]
Yorks, Lancs [11]
Durham, Northum, Westmorland, Cumberland [12]
Done that by looking here : http://newfamilyhistoryengland.googl...tyMap-full.jpg
obviously if your on a border of counties, say Gloucs [9] and it's easier for you to get to Ox [4] then by all means, do.
It's up to the individual really.
But that gives you a basic idea. Anyone better at geography, feel free to rearrange areas. But that's a basic idea, and I think workable. Obviously if you really want to go to a session, but it's out of your area, then fine, but make sure you let the organiser know 
Will have to sort out organisers for each area etc
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10-07-08, 12:03 PM
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Old nag
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: west mids
Posts: 10,367
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
Think it would be a great idea but West Mids is not on list. lol. I know we can go to any.
Early season would be lovely.
Now need some good places to go . I say Aston le Walls for a xc one.. Also the uk chasers near Melton Mowbray is great [ Aylesbury ,I think] depends if we have a trainer as at Aston ,I am sure Nigel will do it .
Lots of room and jumps at Weston Lawns for a show jumping one and could have lunch meet in canteen.
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10-07-08, 12:21 PM
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Old nag
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Kent/East Sussex
Posts: 5,137
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
Well done for beginning the organisation process!! Such a good idea i think.
People form each region can suggest places and trainers etc. There are quite a few BE places in south east although fitting in around events will probably be the biggest thing mid-season, particularly if people (such as me) find it tricky to get time off work for mid-week things. Trainer wise i'm sure mine would help out in SE. She's ridden at Advanced and is a fab teacher, plus doesn't cost the earth.
Oooo exciting
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10-07-08, 12:24 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: A Southerner!
Posts: 1,384
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
Yes, always interested in training sessions, need as much as I can get!! It's also nice to meet people who are like-minded.
I'm in Herts.
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10-07-08, 12:43 PM
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: S. Lincs.
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
*** ADMIN, PLEASE STICKY  ***
Carthorse - West mids I'm sure is on there, or are you thinking wales? I know the melton UK Chasers you're thinking of - Aylesford. There's a video of me there on my youtube - fantastic water complex.
Aston - Le - Walls, Milton Keynes, Keysoe are all viable ones for this area.
There's Tweseldown, I'm sure Chepstow do schooling too?
There's an eventing centre nr Cheltenham - I went there when I tried P, that was v good, but not a lot there, or much room.
If we were looking at having trainers involved, obviously costs would rise, and would have to see if there could be morning and afternoon sessions, and whether a trainer would be willing to do two like that. Plus it allows flexibility for those who work! I know milton keynes have two resident trainers available for the XC. But what we must also remember is that there are riders on here who compete to a high level, and maybe they'd be willing to take sessions ? In return for a fee, or a few bottles
Oooo I'm all excited!!
If you want to be an Area Rep, put a note on here saying which area, and I'll try and get admin to sticky this!
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10-07-08, 12:56 PM
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Old nag
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Nottingham
Posts: 21,993
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
Yeah Id take part, though not sure how productive it would be as G would find it VERY exciting!! Aylesford is great but not fantastic for group schooling IMO as too spread out.... Newton is good though, and used by Lucinda Green for her clinics
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10-07-08, 01:00 PM
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: S. Lincs.
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
I forgot about Newton K! Had a PC sesh there with Georgina Anstey couple of years back, is v nice, but it was v wet when we went 
We do our PC XC rally's at Shoby [Aylesford] usually, and don't find it too much of a problem - it's the instructors on foot that slow you down imo.
But yes Newton for Area 1 as well.
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10-07-08, 01:05 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 1,455
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Re: Would You... [take 2!]
That sounds like a great idea.
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