DollyPentreath
Well-Known Member
I've just emailed a thank you to Mr and Mrs Harvie for all their help yesterday and thought I'd also write a brief something on here too as I may owe some people an apology!
Unfortunately after driving about an hour and a half of the 1 hour 45 mins to Munstead the clutch went on my lorry on the A3 at Hindhead..
After some stopping and starting and lots of phone calls to the OH for advice we managed to get her going but had to drive the last 10 miles in second gear with our hazards on.. So a big apology for holding some people up as I know I did. I especially owe a thank you to the young persons in yellow jackets for putting up with a seemingly possessed woman in a lorry with L plates shouting about not being able to stop!
I owe everyone at Munstead a thank you for the advice, the tractor tow, the coffee and running such a smart, friendly event. We will definitely be returning in the future, hopefully under our own steam and not after driving for an hour or so in 2nd gear..
We managed to get the horses and the lorry home, albeit separately (by 10pm!) and thank god for insurance! Incidently, Rachelferd, thank you for the text and sorry we didn't get to see you, your mum was as wonderful as ever.
The run was definitely worth it as it was the young horse's third BE event, after being a pig in the dressage warm up, I didn't lunge him first, silly me, he produced a slightly tense test for a 35.3.
SJ he still thinks he's a hunter (that's all he did for 3 years) and had 3 down, but I love his keen attitude, I actually think they need to be a bit bigger but his brain isn't ready for that yet! Stormed the XC for a fabby clear, as usual SJ faults put us out of any prizes, but hopefully he'll get there with yet more work. Roll on West Wilts. I know no one on here except RF has met him yet but I'll post a pic when they're up..
Thanks for reading and sorry if I held anyone on here up!
Unfortunately after driving about an hour and a half of the 1 hour 45 mins to Munstead the clutch went on my lorry on the A3 at Hindhead..

I owe everyone at Munstead a thank you for the advice, the tractor tow, the coffee and running such a smart, friendly event. We will definitely be returning in the future, hopefully under our own steam and not after driving for an hour or so in 2nd gear..
We managed to get the horses and the lorry home, albeit separately (by 10pm!) and thank god for insurance! Incidently, Rachelferd, thank you for the text and sorry we didn't get to see you, your mum was as wonderful as ever.
The run was definitely worth it as it was the young horse's third BE event, after being a pig in the dressage warm up, I didn't lunge him first, silly me, he produced a slightly tense test for a 35.3.


Thanks for reading and sorry if I held anyone on here up!
