National Police Horse Of The Year Show

[hayleymitch]

Just for anyone who is interested it is on the
26th-28th August
At Aintree International Equestrian Centre from 2pm

Events inc- National Police horse of the year show
Displays by Merseyside Police Mounted Department
Riding for the Disabled Vaulting Display
Police and Fire + Rescue Service Dog Displays
Pony Club Competition
Also in association with World Firefighters Games

Entry fee Adults £5.00, Children £2.00 Consessions £2.00

Bookings available through Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on
0151 7093789 www.liverpoolphil.com
Ticket proceeds will support Riding for Disabled

 

[Tinker_Belle]

Oooh, that looks fun! Shame it's too far from me

 

[Puppy]

Shames it's too far from me as I would LOVE to go.

One of the first horses I shared won this 3 or 4 years in a row - he was a superstar, I felt blessed to have known him

 

[Butterbean]

Big_Bud are you taking part?

I was supposed to be taking part in the World Firefighter Games as was OH but both our horses are out of action so unless we can find replacements we'll just be helping out on the day. Am looking forward to it, there is a lot on and should be a good week.

If anyone is interested see also www.wfg08.com

 

[showjumpinglover]

i want to go. hopefully we can get tickets.
looks great

 

[hayleymitch]

[ QUOTE ]
Big_Bud are you taking part?

I was supposed to be taking part in the World Firefighter Games as was OH but both our horses are out of action so unless we can find replacements we'll just be helping out on the day. Am looking forward to it, there is a lot on and should be a good week.

If anyone is interested see also www.wfg08.com

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Hi butter bean
or what a shame that both of your horses are off the road, yes i am taking part but dont think i will be winning anything. The horse i usually ride is off the road so got a different horse should have fun,she is a nutter.
will prob see you there then cant u borrow someones horse

 

[Butterbean]

If all else fails I have my old pony but he only does dressage on his own terms when he feels like it! and is so spooky he'd probably have a heart attack in the arena at Aintree (especially with the grandstand seating that is being put in). You never know though.