Noel Peacock 2014 Results from today’s trial
Thank you to the landowner for the use of the land at short notice. Thank you to Neil Sturgeon and Jack Knoops for their photographs today.
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Please note the Noel Peacock venue has been changed to Hurst DL11 7NW. We thank the landowner for allowing us to use their land at such short notice.
Start 10.30am Adult classes and Youth A Only. Please remember your 2014 ACU Licence as we will be checking all licences, Youths £10 Adults £15.
catering will be available in the Start Field.
Unfortunately due to the change of venue on the 23rd February, it was necessary to split the C class into 2 groups, therefore the championship points for this round will now not be included in the 2014 championship. We apologise for any confusion.
Please note you will need an ACU License to ride at any Richmond Motor Club trial. Membership forms are available here to download and if you apply now you should be able get your ACU Licence in time for the next trial on our calendar
Please note: All Current ACU Members will receive renewal forms, the aim is for people to apply online where possible, all you need is a unique code, which you will receive once you renew your Richmond Motor Club membership. Please do not try to renew your ACU membership, until you have received your unique code from your motor club. We will be asking to see ACU membership cards as you sign on next year, so please bring them with you to each trial, Thank you.
If you have any queries please contact Mrs Suffell our membership secretary Tel 01325 378511
Various local charities receiving their donations from clerk of the course Bruce Storr
The Scott Charity Presentation Evening was held on Friday 28th February at the Buck Hotel Reeth. This year a total of £10,000 was being given out to local charities, making a total of over £137,600 donated in the time that Richmond Motor Club have run the trial. John Fraser, the Scott Chairman said a few words about how the money is raised and also that the Scott is celebrating 100 years in 2014 with the first ever Scott Trial being run just before Easter 1914. He then introduced Mr Bruce Storr, who is the Clerk of the Course for the Scott who then presented the cheques.
A list of recipients are as follows (in no particular order)
Swaledale Scouts, Swaledale Mountain Rescue, Reeth Primary School, Gunnerside Primary School, Ravensworth Primary School, Arkengarthdale Primary School, Yorkshire Air Ambulance, Great North Air Ambulance, Macmillan Cancer Relief, Leyburn Primary School, Reeth Young Farmers, Swaledale Seedlings, St John’s Centre Wednesday Club, RABI, Friends of the 2 Dales Nursery, Hambleton & Richmond Multiple Sclerosis Society, Swaledale & Arkengathdale Luncheon Clubs Association, Richmond Cricket Club – Youth & General, Moorland Association, St Teresa’s Hospice, DELTA, Holmedale Pre-School, Hipswell Primary School, Wensleydale Rugby Club Development Fund, Gamekeepers Welfare Trust, ACU Benevalent Fund, The Mobrey Suite at the Friarage Hospital and the Alistair Bullen Aromatherapy Fund.
