Latest news2008 LAURA PEARSON It is with great sadness that we have to tell you of the sudden death of Laura Pearson from Great Gransden, one of our former pony-club members. We extend our sympathies to all her family and friends in their loss, and our thoughts are with them. MOUNTED GAMES OAKLEY FRIENDLY
Here we see Harvey vaulting with Todd leading! EASTER HOLIDAYS
NEW DISTRICT COMMISSIONER Jackie Hall is our new District Commissioner! Jackie has stood in as Acting DC several times, and has been Assistant DC for a number of years. We support her as she takes on even more work for the branch than she has done for years in the past! Jackie will continue to organise the rallies and the showjumping, as well as her new role. DENGIE DRESSAGE CHAMPIONSHOPS - MORETON MORRELL AREA DRESSAGE - DENGIE QUALIFIER
February Half Term Balance rally in the fog!
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Our Mounted Games is going well - a good start to the year!At 
the moment, we have one mixed team, and they started the season with a bang by coming 6th out of 21 teams, with only HOYS teams ahead of them! Harvey Roberts, Todd Roberts, Georgie Morris and Megan Targett. Anyone who wants to join in with Mounted Games, please contact Debbie Roberts - see 
Well, as you all know, the weather defeated just about everyone in the first week of the holidays, and we were no exception. Our rally at Alconbury had to be cancelled, but, luckily, in the second week, we had two very enjoyable rallies - one at Moats Way, and the other at Harlton, jumping over our own cross-country jumps! See 
Rosie and Alice came 10th and 9th respectively at the Championships! Here are the horses, getting a well-deserved pat! Well done girls! And thank you to Linda Rimmer, who has inspired the dressage riders all through the winter, to finally get this result! 
We are delighted that two of our three dressage riders, who went forward the the Area Dressage Qualifier came first and second and will go forward to the Championships at Moreton Morrell! Congratulations to Rosie Lloyd, who won the whole competition, and to Alice Cuthill, who came second! Emily Procter, our third rider, also rode very well indeed, and is a strong contender for the future! The standard of riding was very high - indeed the judge remarked that it would be considered good at an affiliated competition - so this is a great achievement. 
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There was something for everyone, every day. D+ and C unmounted stable management training, a Lead Rein and Novice Rally, a Balance and Coordination Rally, Cross-Country Arena Training, the Family Evening (see 