Unfortunately my mum's horse has just gone lame and we were planning on going together on sunday.
I would still like to go but my horse is a big baby and probably wouldn't go by himself. I just wondered if anyone here was doing the 22km and wouldn't mind me tagging along?
I have called the organiser and she is going to ring someone who is riding by themselves - but she might not want company. So thought would post on here just in case.
My horse is not a natural endurance horse (he is an ISH) and so I won't be able to go round fast.
Fingers crossed that you will find a partner - if you can't find one before you can usually find one on the day. Unfortunately I'm helping rather than riding - good luck
Zahkira (GR Amaretto x Taffetta) Linda East Sussex
My sister found her riding partners for Wentwood on Sunday by advertising on the facebook endurance group page. I can find out what it is called if you like or you could just search endurance gb?? Good luck xx
Still haven't found anyone - have tried posting on facebook etc. Will probably just have to go and find someone on the day...let's just hope I can persuade my boy to start by himself
Hi Miska, saw you go out and come back in - my sister and I were the starters - Well done and glad you enjoyed yourself, off the top of my head your time was one of the better ones too
Zahkira (GR Amaretto x Taffetta) Linda East Sussex
Oh sorry didn't know if was you Linda - the event was really well run and was impressed with how friendly everyone was. I had Enys' heart rate taken at the end and was 45, so not bad.
We didn't think our time was that good, though we didn't get overtaken by anyone during the ride...we had quite a sedate start but by the end we were whizzing along. Is there a way of finding out our time? (doesn't matter if not).
Thanks again :). Just hoping my mums horse is ok, as would quite like to do the one on 8th April.
We trudged round the 30k in the mud and I spent ages staring at the undersides of Spiders feet afterwards to get rid of all the tiny bits of gravelly chalk! Some nice forest canters to make up for it tho werent there?