World Horse Welfare runs unaffiliated dressage series
World Horse Welfare has teamed up with the British Horse Society (BHS) to give unaffiliated dressage riders the chance to compete.
The horse charity will hold a series of classes at their Hall Farm Recovery and Rehabilitation Centre, Snetterton, Norfolk, this summer.
The aim is to encourage inexperienced riders or riders with inexperienced or young horses in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
The first event takes place on Saturday 11 June and includes two Prelim tests and one Novice test. The other dates are Saturday 9 July, Saturday 13 August and Saturday 10 September.
Hall Farm centre manager Sue Hodgkins said: “We are really pleased to be holding dressage competitions here again.
“It’s an exciting opportunity for World Horse Welfare and the BHS to offer riders a chance to take part in a competition with their young or novice horses in a relaxed, friendly environment with excellent facilities”.
For further information please call Maxine Langley on 01953 499100 or 07801 880201.
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