Sunday 16th April 2023 Pony Racing from 1pm 2 Pony RacesSponsored by the George Crawford Legacy Trust Point to Point from 2pm 1st race 2.00pm CONDITIONS Race 12stW Sharpe Challenge Cup 2nd Race 2.30pm The LADIES OPEN Race 11stAbbotsfield Challenge Cup 3rd Race 3pm The MENS OPEN Race 12stLady Lauderdale Challenge Cup 4th Race 3.30pmThe […]
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Sunday 19th February // Musselburgh Racecourse Gates Open 11.30am 6 exciting races DJ Colin McArdle £7 tickets for SAYFC members
The George Crawford Bursary will be awarded to a maximum of 2 pony racing children for them to buy equipment and pay for training towards their pony racing.
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Just coming off a summer break, I’m just getting into a big block of training for the next few months and heading up to an altitude training camp for three weeks in October.
Lucy Hope – Swimmer Read More »
My name’s Beth Johnston and I’m an s10 para swimmer.
Beth Johnston – s10 Para Swimmer Read More »
This is the start point of my blog journey, all things associated with my beloved George whom we lost so suddenly and tragically on 7th October 2018. I am so reflective as this time of the month and year as we are about to see our daughter Lucinda off to Cirencester to commence her Freshers Week.
We are extremely grateful for the donation from the George Crawford Legacy Trust. It costs around £60 a week to provide support to a vulnerable young person so having this regular monthly payment can help contribute to these costs or if we need to look at replacing riding equipment or purchasing materials to help deliver our Equine Assisted sessions we can also use the contribution to cover these costs.
On Friday 25th January 2019, Will Wardrop the chairman of Teviotdale Young Farmers gave a truly memorable performance – with his newly dyed Marilyn Monroe-esque colour of hair – in their biannual pantomime.
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The pony, Alphie, was one of the first purchases made by the Trust and he was donated to the Riding For The Disabled Association at Harestanes.
Well it was Harper Adams or Bust and there were a few near busted gut before we got to the end of the cycle run which was 335 miles of gut busting hills – over 8000 metres of ascent – down dales with wind, rain and very little sun – but they made it –
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