xc schooling east sussex area

[AHorseLover]

been thinking about taking my lil boy xc schooling this winter

never been be4 so really looking forward to it

has anyone been to

wivelsden farm

Hale farm

or hurstwood farm

if so what are they like ?? if you have been to all 3 which one would you say is the best for a first timer we only jump 2ft to 2ft 6 but would like a 1ft 9 to 2ft course

hope 2 ere back from you all

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[The Bouncing Bog Trotter]

Been to Hale and Hurstwood Farm - both have small fences and can recommend both.

 

[Araminta]

Hale is great

 

[Lisa2manyponies]

been to hale 3 times over the summer great course

 

[cavalo branco]

Wivelsden Farm XC belongs to the Southdown East PC but is sited on a farmer's land. You cannot just turn up - best thing is to check with the branch if they have any schooling days coming up

 

[Angelbones]

I'm also interested in xc schooling in East Sussex - do let me know if you find anything of that height which is worth a trip!

Hale is just up the road - I think it is a bit tatty now but they do have a good range of little ones amongst the bigger ones. I think the property is up for sale so don't know how long it will be available.

Jackie Winchester, Farthing Saddlery in Three Cups has a tiny course for hire but may be too small for you.

Sorry haven't been to Hurstwood yet.

We did a trip over to East Bysshe near Godstone and there were masses of jumps there around your height, worth a journey if you can. x

 

[AHorseLover]

thanks anyone
i think i might try hale farm

will be going in couple of weeks when the ground not so hard will tell you how i get on

is any on you doing brendons shows this winter ?
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