EASTER RAFFLE 2015
Thank you to everyone who supported our Easter Raffle this year, and particularly to Choccolinis of Saltburn who donated the lovely chocolate Unicorn, and to our charity partner, Sainsburys of Yarm who donated several Easter Eggs.
We raised £113 for Unicorn Centre funds.
The list of winners can be downloaded here
TACK & TOG SALE
We’re holding a Tack & Tog on Tuesday 28 April at 6pm to 7.30pm.Tables are £10 for one of ours and £7.50 to bring your own.
Doors open for sellers at 5pm, buyers at 6pm. No entry fee to buyers.
Looking forward to seeing you!
LAURA FORBES WITH MURPHY 2
VOLUNTEER YOURSELF TO FITNESS
Researchers at Cambridge University have recently concluded that getting everyone to do at least 20 minutes of brisk walking a day would have substantial benefits to their health.
Staff at the Riding for the Disabled Association’s Unicorn Centre, at Hemlington near Middlesbrough believe volunteering could be a great way for local people to achieve this.
The Centre is looking for active people who could spare one hour a week to help disabled young people do something they really love – horse riding.
We have some amazing volunteers here at the Centre who help with the riding lessons and on the yard. Now we're looking for some more amazing people to help us assist at our weekend and evening competitions either writing for the dressage judge, scoring or doing the doors? Or if you don't fancy doing that, how about helping with catering - bacon butties, soup, sandwiches etc. The competitions are so important: they give our riders a chance to compete and also raise valuable funds for the Centre. Give me a call if you could help - it would make such a difference. Many thanks, Emily. 01642 576222.
PRESS RELEASE
NOAH’S TOOTH CAUSES DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR RIDING CENTRE
RDA Unicorn Centre Noah’s toothache has become a very costly headache for the Centre when he was recently involved in a serious road traffic accident.
Poor Noah had recovered from three day’s sedation at Leahurst, the teaching hospital of the University of Liverpool Veterinary School, after a difficult tooth extraction, and was returning home to Hemlington, near Middlesbrough. Trustee Judy Preston was driving the Land Rover towing the horse trailer.
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