Entries close on 27th May 2022. We cannot accept entries on the day, but do email Scilla Landale on norfolkcoastrdasponsoredride@gmail.com to check if a late entry can be accepted.

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, the 2250 acre Kelling Estate is the ideal setting for our sponsored ride. In aid of raising money for two local very worthwhile charities the East Anglian Air Ambulance and the Norfolk Coast Riding for the Disabled Association

3 Mile Ride
This is for riders and horses of any age and experience. All children must be led or accompanied by a responsible person ON FOOT ONLY. Enjoy a scenic trek around the heart of the Kelling Estate following mainly grassy terrain and gentle inclines. The route takes you through bluebell valley and around open fields finishing with a magnificent view of Kelling Hall.

11 Mile Ride
The ride starts with the 3 mile trek around the heart of the Kelling Estate, expanding to some of the most stunning views of lakes and woodland. Be sure to take your time and look for deer, buzzards and the odd hare or two!

The Competition is On!
Join Sarah Reeve in the working equitation arena – pay £5 and have a go!

Safety
£2 charge towards First Aid cover, required on the day.
BHS Approved hats must be worn by all riders.
Children aged 14 & under on the 11 mile ride must be accompanied by an adult rider.
All riders ride at their own risk.
We strongly recommend that all riders have valid third party insurance cover.
We do ask that no bikes are used on either courses.
A vet will be on call throughout the day.

The adults prize for the most money raised has very kindly been donated by Adnams and the children’s prize donated by Marsham Saddlery

The Norfolk coast Riding for the Disabled Association provides school age children and adults with a range of disabilities, the opportunity to experience horses and ponies at the North Norfolk Riding Centre based in Little Walsingham. Offering first time and nervous riders as well as more competent riders, activities including stable management, beginners riding and competitions.

East Anglian Air Ambulance exists to save lives by delivering highly skilled doctors and critical care paramedics by air or car to seriously ill or injured people in our region. This life saving charity can only be kept airborne with the support of donations.

Acknowledgements
The organisers would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who have generously given their time and services to ensure this ride is a success including:
• The Kelling Estate
• Adnams for providing the bar and prize
• Marsham Saddlery
• GJL Animal Feed for their donation towards the Rosettes
• The Woodhouse Family for organising our barbecue
• Holt Garden Centre for providing tea, coffee and cakes
• Tom Hume Westover Veterinary Practice
• Med-P.T.S. for first aid cover
• Matt Palgrave photographer
• Nick Skelton OBE raffle prize
• Sarah Reeve SR Equestrian
• Swallowtail Print