IT'S WHAT YOU CAN DO THAT COUNTS
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The Mid Sussex RDA group aims to give disabled adults and children the opportunity to ride a horse or pony and thereby experience the joy, the feeling of independence and the therapeutic effects that this exciting, and often challenging, activity can provide. Mid Sussex is one of over 500 groups in the UK that belong to the National Riding for the Disabled Association.
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The riding sessions take place on two mornings a week at Chestnuts Riding School in Pyecombe, just outside Brighton. Ponies and horses are provided by the riding school.
Our riders require a lot of support and care. The group is funded solely by donations or legacies and is run entirely by volunteers.
Our riders require a lot of support and care. The group is funded solely by donations or legacies and is run entirely by volunteers.
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First Timers
Emma enjoyed her first lesson on Thomas.
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Pearl enjoying her first ride on Chief.
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... & trotting just a few weeks later.
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To Donate to the Mid Sussex RDA Group
We are run entirely by volunteers and fully reliant on donations. If you would like to help us, please visit our Just Giving page via the link below. Or contact Ruby at MIDSUSSEXRDA@GMAIL.COM to donate directly.
Helen has ridden for several years and gets on with Mylo. She regularly fundraises for the Mid Sussex RDA Group.
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Riding for the Disabled Association RDA
RDA Ambassador Clare Balding
Riding for the Disabled Association Incorporating Carriage Driving A UK Company Limited by Guarantee No 5010395
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A Charity Registered in England & Wales (No 244108) and Scotland (No SC039473)
The copyright © to the content of, and the Trademarks used in, these videos are owned by The Riding For The Disabled Association.