Jumping lessons are held at fortnightly intervals at Alsager Equestrian Centre with Joy Toomer. The sessions commence at 7pm and they will be outdoor. The sessions are currently being run at 50cm to 70cm . These sessions have run for many years and we aim to be as supportive and encouraging as posssible. If you […]
Member are respecfully reminded that subscriptions are due on 1st April and must be paid before attending BBA events. The membership form on the website may be used although the dates are incorrect on it, we will know we have received it this year! The form will be updated shortly. If you have paid since […]
The following link will give you the form which you need to advise the council of any issues arising with bridleways. This is a good way of making sure your request gets to the right person. www.cheshireeast/leisure. culture and tourism/public rights of way/public rights of way
Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981: Definitive Map and Statement Application for Modification Order to add to add a bridleway between Buxton Old Road and Footpath 39, Parish of Disley, and upgrade (in part) to bridleway Public Footpath 39 I am a consultant working on behalf of Cheshire East Council investigating an application that has been made […]
Joy Toomer will run a pole work lesson at Alsager Equestrian Centre at 10.30 on Wednesday, 16th July. The session will be outdoor unless the weather is really bad.. These sessions are normally popular so early entry is advised. The cost is £20 per horse. The session is open to BBA members only. Correct hats […]
This bridlepath has now been confirmed. The path can be seen on East Cbeshire Council Plan WCA/344. Joy Toomer can email a copy to anyone interested. Please make a request via Facebook.
Hat standards SNELL 2001 and PAS 015 1998 will no longer be acceptable for BBA events from January 2023. The BHS have announced that this is due to the age of hats of these standards. Please check your hats to make sure they are the correct standard. Riders who compete outside of BBA and […]
Currently only 1 in 10 incidents* experienced by riders is being reported. Increasing the number of incidents that are logged with the BHS is key in order to create a safer environment for equestrians, as they can act more effectively with better data. The BHS has launched a free App “Horse i” which they believe will enable […]
Some members may not be aware that Pat Amies has now sorted access for riders to use the path behind the pub which links the new bridlepath from Giantswood Lane with School Lane and thus avoids having to ride along a section of the A34. We should all be most grateful to Pat for her […]
