Important News:
BRC coronavirus update January 6th 2021
Updated guidance has been issued from British Riding Clubs for the United Kingdom and devolved governments. The BRC update can be downloaded here and more information can be found on the BHS website. Current guidance for Wales and England is that no BRC activity is permitted at this time. The only exception to this is virtual activities such as virtual dressage competitions.
Webinar, Wednesday 13th January 2021 at 8pm
Preserving our Bridleways - the BHS 2026 Project
This will be presented by the BHS Project Officer, Will Steel, using Starleaf ( a similar application to Zoom)
WVRC Annual General Meeting , Wednesday 3rd February 2021 at 8pm
Our AGM will be held on line using Zoom. Please do join us if you can - we will send out a link for the meeting to all members. This will be an opportunity to review what we did do in 2020 and to influence what we organise in 2021.
BRC coronavirus update January 6th 2021
Updated guidance has been issued from British Riding Clubs for the United Kingdom and devolved governments. The BRC update can be downloaded here and more information can be found on the BHS website. Current guidance for Wales and England is that no BRC activity is permitted at this time. The only exception to this is virtual activities such as virtual dressage competitions.
Webinar, Wednesday 13th January 2021 at 8pm
Preserving our Bridleways - the BHS 2026 Project
This will be presented by the BHS Project Officer, Will Steel, using Starleaf ( a similar application to Zoom)
WVRC Annual General Meeting , Wednesday 3rd February 2021 at 8pm
Our AGM will be held on line using Zoom. Please do join us if you can - we will send out a link for the meeting to all members. This will be an opportunity to review what we did do in 2020 and to influence what we organise in 2021.
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The Wye Valley Riding Club (a riding club for adults of eighteen years of age and over) was formed in 1974 with the main aim of letting members enjoy instruction and competition in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We hold various competitions and instructional courses throughout the year at all levels, (fairly competent, fairly incompetent and the downright terrified). We also have teams that compete in area British Riding Club qualifiers and sometimes even qualify for championships.
Club meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month, and we usually have a speaker, maybe a quiz, sometimes a film and in the summer we try to hold our June, July and August meetings outside. This usually is a demonstration or a visit to an equestrian establishment. All the events are listed on the Calendar page. A newsletter is published, which contains details of club events, entry forms for competitions and competition results. We also like to hear anecdotes and stories from our members so that they can be put in the newsletters. Adverts are also welcome. We carry out occasional surveys to find out what members think of the activities organised and to get ideas for future events. The results of 2019 survey are available here. If you would like to join the club please go to the Membership page or you can contact the club if you would like more information. Club policies and safety information can be downloaded on the Important Info page. |
