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2015 Navigation Training with Pied A Terre Adventures

The navigation days last year were a huge success with fantastic feedback from those who attended. We have had a look at the diary for this year and we would like to offer 2 days of navigation specific to SE TREC members.

We propose SE TREC only days on the 7^th March and the 14^th March. We also have an Open the Map course which your members may be interested in but will also be open to the public on the 7^th February. Also if members would like the opportunity of achieving the NNAS Bronze Award in navigation, courses are being held on the 31^st Jan & 1^st Feb, 28^th Feb & 1^st March and the 18^th & 19^th April (2 day course).

The SE Trec only courses will be run from near Guildford. The others will all be run on the South Downs - most likely near Steyning.

As before we would be delighted to offer the day courses at the special rate of £40 for SETREC members, and the NNAS Bronze Award at the special price of £90. Bookings can be made through contacting myself (Kirstie Betts [Kirstie@patadventures.com])as before so that I can apply the correct price reduction. Further information on our courses can be found via our website and this link http://www.patadventures.com/skills-academy-2/

It’s that time of year when Xmas is coming and we just want to remind folks that Centaur Photography who kindly support and sponsor the South East Trec Group with prizes, are once again offering a free photographic session and print for the best SE Condition and Turnout. It will be presented at the SE Awards dinner but also they make lovely Xmas pressies too. Check out the website for more details and ideas http://www.centaurphotographic.co.uk/

Lovely photos here are by Centaur, won by Graham Clack at the Kilnhanger TREC:

SOUTH EAST TREC AWARDS DINNER

Incorporating the SETG AGM

Rosettes kindly sponsored by The Old Horse House, Northwood

7pm on SATURDAY 24th JANUARY 2015

At The Grim's Dyke Hotel, Old Redding, Harrow Weald, HA3 6SE.

Booking form available here...

Join SE TREC group now - information and membership form here...

The following article was featured in Horse magazine July issue as a result of the Kilnhanger Trec last May. It’s a great article which helps identify why so many of us love our sport so hopefully it will also help encourage new treccies. Enjoy

Click here to read the full article...            also another article in Local Rider here...

TREC GB now has its own website, add this link to your favourites to keep up to date with the handover from the BHS, www.trecgb.com