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Hi, has anyone else used the online entries for rihs? I did have an email confirmation but not received anything else. Friends who have entered by post have had money banked and have recieved passes. My money has not gone out. Ive tried phoning for the last few days but no joy - just engaged...

im sure it was about 3 years old.

This happened to my rambo wug - i emailed horsewear and they sent me some new ones foc!

another vote for ecowood!

grade c horses in open classes get a notional amount - so i would say max £20 i think - could be sligtly less. but it could be nothing is fun class but sure £20 is the max it would be

you could try dorset show ground its near shaftsbury - not sure how far that would be - but they are always very helpful there,

i think the new rider can do 2nd rounds providing is an amateur. can't see anything in the rules saying its combination

i was there all 3 days and can't believe how quiet it was, such a shame as ground good as watered loads. The organisers are soo lovely. friday was busier. so much effort was made for so few people to turn up - real shame

the main problem around where i am in devon is that silage crops are down so farmers will have less hay to sell as they are keeping more for themselves. yield certainly down we made 120 off out field last year 85 this year, everything is least month behind but can't risk waiting just in case...

What price would you expect to pay for small bale hay and haylage off the field?

i was going to post similar post! my mare hates the hard ground so no point in jumping.im finding it all very frustrating as had such difficult winter not being able to compete due to ice and snow! and now ground too hard! not many competitions with all weather surfaces nearby either. So...

ive got these - nice leather and mine are quite thin as have small hands so can't cope with too much rein! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Leather-draw-reins...=item45ea409a7e

[ QUOTE ] thankyou both I spoke to Sally at transplantmastertrain yesterday and she is sending me all the info as I am planning on doing the intensive course. aelt - whereabouts are you based? [/ QUOTE ] excellent - they really are good im based near bovey tracey - how about you?

Hi I did mine a year ago. It is hard but aslong as you put the work in then its fine. You have to 1st have a medical so you can get your provisional licence. Once you have that you need to sit the theory test - the theory is easy aslong as you study hard - the hazard perception is tricky - but...

my friends springer did her cruciate ligament. no op, but lead walking, swimming etc etc. she put her on cortaflex, a year later shes back doing agility.