Cross-Country Schooling
Come and improve your riding skills in this grassroots training facility nestled in the Surrey Hills. We are privileged to have the renowned Eric Winter as our cross country designer and the highly-skilled Dom Moore as the course builder.
About the course
This cleverly-constructed course is ideal for top-end competitors, for aspiring young rider/eventers, for all riding club and pony club riders, as well as adventurous everyday riders. Refine your and your horses’ technique and build mutual confidence, developing the relationship between horse and rider.
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Our aim is for you to have the opportunity to spend plenty of time and practice every different aspect that this bespoke course has to offer. There will be a limit of 4 horses per hour - so feel free to bring your friends and/or trainer. You are also welcome to make full use of the club house facilities overlooking stunning lakes and gardens, for coffee and biscuits. We offer enjoyment for you and your horse to learn in beautiful surroundings.
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Overview
The free-draining sandy soil creates excellent take offs and landing spots for every unit. The course comprises of ditches, drops, an excellent water complex and a mixture of inviting fences.
Course Features
- Fences ranging from 50 to 100 cm in height.
- Set in an accessible location.
- Uniquely designed by Eric Winter.
- Built to the highest standard by Dominic Moore’s International Jump1 Course Building Team.
- A large step complex.
- Varying sizes of open ditches.
- A large natural water complex.
- A combination of 60 fences.
Location
Slades Farm is situated 5 miles south of Guildford with easy access 2 miles off the A281. Lorries are advised to access of the A281 at Palmers Cross or via Lodkin Hill just north of Hascombe on the B2130.
PLEASE FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS - NOT SATNAV. ONLY THE A281 IS SUITABLE FOR OVER 3.5 TONNE LORRIES.
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