Hunter Trial - 1st April 2007ReportThe day was blessed with good weather and having resisted the temptation to play the biggest April Fool's Day joke, the gates were opened to a steady stream of lorries and trailers. It had been a fair while since Plum Park Farm had seen such an event but everyth The last note is to thank all the volunteers who worked so hard before and on the day to make it a success. It cannot happen without the goodwill and help from many people to make these events happen. We were however short of people to help in the afternoon. We are trying to split jobs up so helpers do not have to toil away for hours but this requires even more people, so please VOLUNTEER. The club will only go from strength to strength as a cooperative so please give a few hours if you can.
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ing was ready despite the wet winter! A huge effort from many people saw three challenging courses prepared with virtually no shared fences. There was a totally revamped creek to cross complete with new bridge if it all proved too much. There were at least twenty other new fences all dressed up for the occasion. A popular new feature was a small course of 1'6" fences in a single field which provided all the variety of the bigger courses, which 40 entrants had a great