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THE BYTHAMS WITH CAREBY & CREETON SPONSORED RIDE |
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The route is entirely off road, beautiful parkland tracks, woods, no public roads whatsoever. It will be well marshalled with a half-way rest/refreshment/loo stop for each rider.
Refreshments also available at the start.
- Minimum start fee £15.00 – £20 on the day. Start times between 10am – 2pm.
Last start time for 15 mile route will be 1 pm.
- Under 13 yrs must be accompanied by an adult
- Rosettes for every rider on completion of the ride.
Prize for the highest amount of money raised by an adult and also rider 16yrs and under.
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GRAND RAFFLE
Will be drawn at 2.00pm
A range of fantastic prizes in the draw including a luxury weekend for two in Paris with First Class travel from London by Eurostar, courtesy of Kirker Holidays and The Ultimate Travel companies
CLICK HERE for details of all the other fantastic prizes to be won for as little as 25 pence.
CLICK HERE to find out how you can purchase tickets and help support our range of good causes.
CLICK HERE - Discover just what a great first prize this is from a couple who had a truly memorable Paris weekend, just by buying a raffle ticket, courtesy of the Sponsored Ride and Kirker Holidays.
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WHAT WE RAISE MONEY FOR
The Sponsored ride is run to raise money to support the fabric of the four local parish churches of Careby, Creeton, Little Bytham and Castle Bytham.
We also support an external charity which changes every year and in 2012 we will be suporting local rider, Emma Sheardown, 2012 Olympic Para Medal hopeful and World Freestyle Para Dressage World Champion.
In 2009 we had our best year ever with over 200 riders - with plenty of space for more. We were able to distribute £725 to each of the four parish churches and also to the South Kesteven branch of the Riding for the Disabled Association.
In the past we have supported a range of charities, including the Bourne Centre of the South Lincolnshire branch of MID, a leading mental health charity working to create a better life for everyone with experience of mental health distress.
Click here to see how this contribution assisted their work.
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