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Included on the course are correct use, and emergency removal techniques for helmets, airbag jackets, and body protectors. Lunch too!

NWAS to run first horse on scene course at Warren Farm in Formby on 28th August. A one day first aid course for riders, taught by NWAS emergency staff who are riders.

NWAS to run first horse on scene course at Warren Farm in Formby on 28th August. A one day first aid course for riders, taught by NWAS emergency staff who are riders.

That's correct, Lack of funding across the services meant the public displays etc and indeed the whole show was cancelled. It is only being run thanks to 2 of the competitors taking on the running and cost of the show. However there are jumping classes for the public on the Sunday.

Blue light horse of the year show entries close on 31st May. Emergency service riders from across Europe compete in dressage and showjumping at Aintree Equestrian Centre. 22nd-24th July. Classes open to members of the public on the Sunday. All profits to Help for Heroes, and Air...

Entries for the show close on 31st May for the show. Thanks

Website for the show including entries now up and running: bluelighthorseoftheyearshow.co.uk Thanks Phil

Just to confirm that the show will now run after being cancelled. 22-24th July, at Aintree Equestrian Centre. The competition has been organised by 2 of the competitors in order for it to go ahead. The show is open to any serving member of a blue light emergency service (Police...

As one of the organisers of the show, I can definitely confirm that the show will run from 22-24 July at Aintree Equestrian centre. Entries are welcomed from any blue light service (Police, Ambulance, Fire, Coastguard etc) There will also be classes for members of the public on the Sunday...

Civil Engineer, and Advanced Diver Medic.

Hi Otterbox make a really good case called a defender for the iPhone. We use them in commercial diving. It's great around the horses too. Google it, they are fab. Phil

Just to clarify, A broken leg, particularly one as complicated as suffered by the Lady in question can account for massive internal blood loss, and is indeed a medical emergency. Injuries such as this require rapid evacuation by trained staff to prevent the condition worsening. Waiting around...