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North-West Team win Inter-Regional Championships >>

26 August 2010

Jane Evison's report on the victory by the three groups making the North-West Team (Cheshire, Derbyshire and Lancashire).

Rest in Peace Paddy Wak 24th May 1997 – 12th March 2010 >>

25th May 2010

A tribute by to her horse Paddy, by Bridget Brown, as published in Equestrian Plus

Published Article - Wykeham Ride Report 2010 >>

10th May 2010

as published in Equestrian Plus from Yorkshire Group

Yorkshire Grroup Profile >>

April 2010

as published in Equestrian Plus

How to Get Started In Endurance Riding >>

8th February 2010

as published in Horsescene March 2010 How to Get Started In Endurance Riding - giving endurance riding a go.

Try something a bit different this Spring? >>

24th January 2010

Liz Worthy from NE Yorkshire Group promotes the Escrick Park Pleasure Ride to endurance newcomers.

Yorkshire Riders lead the Way >>

8th January 2010

Yorkshire riders picked up many of the national awards at Endurance GB’s dinner held at the Yew Lodge Hotel in Kegworth on Saturday 28 November 2009!

Trippy trotter to National Novice Champion >>

8th January 2010

Murphy Himself - The first time that I saw Murphy he was not quite endurance material.

BEF/Baileys British Breeding Young Horse Futurity >>

21st November 2009

Report on evaluations held at The Grange, Plumpton College and Richmond EC 2009

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