SATURDAY 4TH JULY - come and spend Independence Day riding the lovely routes around Alnwick. Starting at Titlington Equestrian Centre there is a choice of a 16km (10 miles) or a longer route of approximately 30km (19 miles) going along the River Breamish.“ The longer route has been redrawn following the floods last September and is now going over the Blawearie Bridleways up to Quarry House. The views are glorious and the ride really varied with open moorland and some lovely tracks through some of the County’s most beautiful countryside. The distance now measures 34kms. The shorter ride stays at 16kms and is little changed with the same great canters and river crossings.”
SUNDAY 2ND AUGUST - Incorporating a pleasure/training ride. The lower distances, in particular the 21km (13 mile) Pleasure Ride class are also open to non-members and Pony Club members, aiming towards their Merlin, Kestrel, Osprey and Eagle awards,and are suitable for all shapes and sizes of horse and rider. To sample the most horse friendly of equestrian sports over some of the best riding terrain with minimal road work contact the organisers and enjoy the experience of being involved in an event of this quality.
SUNDAY 4TH OCTOBER - Mature sand dunes and miles of beautiful white sand, Druridge Bay stretches in one magnificent curve from the old village of Hauxley in the north to Cresswell in the south. Such is the span of Druridge. The village of Cresswell, hosts the nearby Site of Special Scientific Interest at Cresswell ponds, which offers plenty of bird watching opportunities throughout the year. Druridge Bay Country Park, the largest country park in Northumberland, combines the countryside pursuits of bird watching and walking.
Endurance GB The Competitive Long Distance Horse Riding Society for England and Wales EnduranceGB Northumberland &Tyneside Group
Endurance GB The Competitive Long Distance Horse Riding Society for England and Wales
"Our mission is to promote and enhance the sport of Endurance (Competitive Long Distance) Riding within the United Kingdom, by providing competition, training and development opportunities that will appeal to all levels of rider from beginner to world class winner"
