We have an extensive and established cross country course which has been under continuous development since 1987. In that time we have held regular One Day Events, Show Cross Events and Hunter Trials. The course is also available for use during our Open Days, which are held on the first Saturday of each month from May to September. The course is no longer available for hire to individuals or groups who wish to use it on their own, unless it is an organised Pony or Riding Club session. (Sorry - there was too much work involved in clearing the fields of stock).

The Water Jump which has routes for the beginners, intermediate and senior courses	The Log Store on the senior course

There are 57 jumps with an extensive range of designs, from the water complex to a simple log. Some are there to challenge advanced riders while others will give confidence to novices. The terrain is varied and the course is set in picturesque countryside with sections in open pasture, trees and even a medieval moat.

There are 3 main courses designed for beginners (up to 2ft), intermediate (up to 2ft 6in) and senior (up to 3ft) with a shortened junior course for Pony Clubs and our Riding Holidays.

In 2007 we redesigned some sections of the course and built 8 new fences over the season. There were also several fence modifications. This year we are continuing this development and work is currently underway.

New jumps for 2008 so far.
The new junior fan provides a link from the water jump to the cavalettis in the shortened beginners course. It has had a complete rebuild and been given an extra pole to give the jump more substance.	The flower jump in the beginners course has been redesigned with a sloping top to provide a more inviting jump.
The old elephant trap in the senior course has had a complete rebuild with a much more imposing take off side which emphasises the change in ground levels from the take off to landing.	The beginners pole and plank in the Hill Field has been replaced with a much more substantial looking set of parallel planks with a small spread built in to make a less upright fence.
The new Red House Jump in the Moat Field provides a fence in the intermediate and senior courses. The highest part is a scale model of Red House main building.	A ditch and pallisade has been added to the intermediate course.

Further planned improvements for 2008:
A new beginners fence in the Deer Park.

The map below shows all the jumps on the course.

Click on a Jump Number to see pictures and details.