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2011 Season
The Eacdg 2011 yearbook is now available online here
and we post it out to you when you rejoin - so please, rejoin now!
The event schedules are on the events page and you can enter the events there... please come!
Elveden 9-10th April
The one day training on 9th April was well attended, followed by our biggest entry for a one day event on April 10th, 47 entries, with drivers enjoying a competition in the spring sunshine.
Indoor finals, April 2011
Congratulations to the all drivers from our region who competed at the Indoor Driving Championships 2011, including
Extra Young Juniors Champion Grace Smith, Intermediate Pony Champion Charlotte Snow,
Horse Pairs Champion Chris Smith,
reserve champions Rosemary Neale, Danielle Twitchen, Chris Patrick, Amanda Valderas, with many other East Anglian drivers close behind.
2010 Season
See March 2010 newsletter,
July 2010 newsletter,
May 2010 newsletter
Please come to your AGM, Sat Nov 20th, evening, with meal, at Ashfields
This is a social get together as well as a time to plan for next season and to receive awards and trophies.
6pm for 6:30pm AGM, meal around 7pm. Please let Zoe know you are coming.
Free to all members, helpers and people associated with the club.
The Eacdg 2010 yearbook is now available online here
and we post it out to you when you rejoin - so please, rejoin now!
2009 Season
New rules for 2009
The Eacdg follows the BHDTA rules, which in turn follow the FEI.
These rules have been extensively rewritten for 2009, though the rewrite is mainly to make the rules easier to read, with few real changes.
Changes which may affect club drivers include:
- You no longer have to carry a whip in the marathon. Nonetheless, the Eacdg strongly encourages you to do so as it is an essential aid.
- You get penalty points if you are not ready to start on time for Section A: 0.2 points per second
- You have gone through an obstacle gate when the whole turnout passes through the gate (it used to be just the rear axle)
- The penalties for being too fast in Section A or E are now the same as those for being too slow - 0.2 per second (it used to be 0.1 for being too fast).
- The use of a 'yellow card' for warnings is formalised
2009 newsletters
February 2009,
September 2009
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