Please see attached final instructions for this Sundays Trial at Crabtree Farm, Cranbrook. For anyone that rode in our previous Covid compliant trias the format will be the same, for those that didn’t please read the attached and get familiarized with the new format.
Please note that unless you have already entered no entries on the day will be permitted.
Thanks and see you Sunday
ENTRY LIST – CRABTREE FARM 06.09.20
After the success of the clubs ‘Return to Trials Trials in July and August, the club is aiming to run our next event on Sunday the 6th of September at 1030am.
This event will be restricted to members of the Tenterden & District MCC and the other South East Centre Trials clubs and held at Crabtree Farm, Cranbrook TN17 3NP. This trial will be run as per the ACU restart of motorsport guidance and in line with Covid 19 advice issued by the UK Government with the aim of safely and responsibly continuing the restart of participation in trials in our area.
The guidelines/restrictions mean that this trial is restricted to a maximum number of 40 pre-registered and pre- paid riders who are members of South East Centre Trials Clubs, full details below. Entry is on a first come, first serve basis with completed entry and payment, priority will be given if necessary to East Kent and Tenterden members.
The trial will be open to adult and youth classes and will consist of circa 14 sections.
Only one rider is permitted to attend in a vehicle unless accompanied by another rider from the same household. Social distancing to be exercised at ALL times.
No Spectators. Until otherwise notified, no spectators should be permitted to an ACU permitted Trials event.
Entries to be received by the 3rd of September via completion of the entry form below, this must be photographed, or scanned and sent to the secretary, the rider entry will be confirmed by return, pre-payment must then be made via BACS/Paypal (details sent on confirmation of entry) to allow your riding number to be issued. Closing date 3rd of September- Absolutely no entries on the day, anybody arriving on the day will be refused entry to the venue.
Entry Fees: £15 adult pre-entry only. Youth £10 pre-entry only.
Signing On : Riders will enter via the entry form electronically via email or photo and receive their riding number after confirmation of payment of the entry fee.. Riders are to pre-prepare a card/number plate with their number to be shown on the front of their bike. This card is to be held up to the Secretary who in a vehicle will tick off against the rider check-list to confirm attendance. No one day licences to be issued. ACU Licence/Registration system will be active before events as normal.
Signage: Signage will be in place to emphasise the need for social distancing at all times. Road signage will be minimal as it is recommended to discourage onlookers/spectator attendance.
Parking : Vehicles must be parked with a minimum 3m width space left vacant at each side. ie. three metres apart from any other vehicle. Riders will be reminded / advised of social distance requirement when entering the venue and at socially distanced signing on/check in. Please have your riding number visible in your vehicle as you arrive at the venue. Please arrive in plenty of time as the gate will be closed prior to the start to discourage spectators etc.
Start instructions : tbc
Observation : Will be via self observation/group of 3 observing with riders keeping their own/or another riders score on their own card they have brought with them or on their phones. Group Observing: Groups of riders can travel the Course – respecting social distance at all times and especially when parking machines and walking sections. One person can be designated the task of the other riders score and recording it on his own paper or phone. Only this person is to use that equipment. Scores on completion of the trial will be told or text to the secretary to collate ‘results’ – details will be available at the start/finish area. When that rider attempts the section, others observe and verbally indicate the score he must record. It is likely at most times there will be a consensus from riders in the group as to other scores. If group observing is used, no observing group must enter the section until any previous group has departed.
Inspecting section – Only three riders allowed in section at any time to inspect it. If possible, a one way route will be established to walk the section but always social distancing to be strictly adhered to by riders passing other riders in section. On arrival at a section all riders must observe social distancing and MUST not park or queue within two metres of another rider. If riders/group arrive before the previous group has left – that group must remain seated on machines a safe distance away and only proceed when the group in front has all left.
Each section will have an Expert , Intermediate , Novice, Yellow route . All sections will be straight forward with natural gullies, tree roots and banks. All riders should only attempt to ride well within their own capabilities.
First aid kit and PPE set will be located at every section/start.
RIDERS NOT OBEYING SOCIAL DISTANCE REQUIREMENTS IN ALL CASES WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY DISQUALIFIED AND MAY FACE FURTHER ACU DISCIPLINARY ACTION WITH SUSPENSION RECOMMENDED.
Number of Officials. As per ACU, the number of Officials will be kept to a minimum. Until notified otherwise, Officials will be restricted to: Clerk of the Course (also acts as Starter), Secretary – instructions / advice at start. Starter – only needed for first lap. Club officials depending on venue.
If you have symptoms of COVID 19, or have been in contact with anybody who has in the last 14 days, please do not enter or attend this event.
Clerk of the Course will strictly impose these requirements. Non compliance will result in being asked to leave the event.
Should the Government or the ACU governing body advice change then the event will obviously be reviewed, with updates provided here and in the final instructions.
Secretary details are below for photo or scanned copy of the completed entry forms to be sent to, on acknowledgement of receipt of the entry form payment details to pay the entry fee will be given and a rider number issued subsequently.
Reminder this will be pre-entry only, with entries closing on the 3rd of Sept. Strictly no late entries or entries on the day will be accepted. A reminder of the guidelines will be updated to every rider prior to the event.
Clerk of the course – Kev Collins
Secretary – Dave Luck Email – david@ducron.co.uk – and phone 07912 512994
Permit no. ACU59565
Entry form Entry form – Crabtree Farm 06.09.20
A huge thank you to the Pilcher family for the use of their excellent land once again and how lovely to see so many of the family participating.
A great well laid out trial today courtesy of Clerk of the Course Mike Hollyer and Dave Luck ably assisted my Pete S, Mike Nutbrown and Dunc, all well run under the ACU and Government Covid guidelines. Over 30 Tenterden and East Kent riders enjoyed the sunshine over 4 routes in and out of the gullies, across the tricky cambers, with a decent ride around and across the land that possibly has never been drier. Some of the familiar sections were interspersed with some tricky new variations where marks were possible to lose easily, but a clean was more than achievable. Thankyou also to Mike for acting as secretary and to all those who helped tidy up after the event. We hope to have another Tenterden event in September- details to follow.
White Route (results were available at the end of the trial) -B Smith & R Nutbrown tied 15ml, M Nutbrown 25ml, K Francis 59 ml
Blue Route – J Allen 12ml, O Wilson 17ml, D Luck 32ml, P Hurry 48ml, M Wildman 57ml, A Saxton 53ml
Red Route – A King 10ml, N Hales 17ml, C Woods 53ml, T Nutbrown 67ml
Not all results were returned
A few images
Please see attached final instructions for this Sundays Trial at Maywood Farm, Redbrook Street, Woodchurch. For anyone that rode in our first Covid compliant trial in June the format will be the same, for those that didn’t please read the attached and get familiarised with the new format.
Please note that unless you have already entered no entries on the day will be permitted.
Thanks and see you Sunday
Maywood Farm Final Instructions
After the success of the clubs ‘Return to Trials Trial’ last weekend, the club is aiming to run our next event the Rasher Moore EKTC Combine Trial on Sunday the 9th of August at 1030am.
This event will be restricted to members of the Tenterden & District MCC and the other East Kent Combine Trials clubs and held at Maywood Farm, Redbrook Street, Woodchurch. This trial will be run as per the ACU restart of motorsport guidance and in line with Covid 19 advice issued by the UK Government with the aim of safely and responsibly continuing the restart of participation in trials in our area.
The guidelines/restrictions mean that this trial is restricted to a maximum number of 30 pre-registered and pre- paid riders who are members of East Kent Trials Combine Clubs, full details below. Entry is on a first come, first serve basis with completed entry and payment, priority will be given if necessary to Tenterden members.
The trial will be open to adult and youth classes.
The entry is restricted to East Kent Trials Combine riders resident within 40 miles of the club HQ. This will be indicated from the address given on the ACU Licence/Registration system. (Please note: The East Kent Trials Combine Clubs EKTC, in 2020 are Tenterden, Ashford, Folkestone, Sittingbourne & Barham).
Only one rider is permitted to attend in a vehicle unless accompanied by another rider from the same household. Social distancing to be exercised at ALL times.
No Spectators. Until otherwise notified, no spectators should be permitted to an ACU permitted Trials event.
Entries to be received by the 2nd of August via completion of the entry form below, this must be photographed, or scanned and sent to the secretary, the rider entry will be confirmed by return, pre-payment must then be made via BACS/Paypal (details sent on confirmation of entry) to allow your riding number to be issued. Closing date 2nd of August – Absolutely no entries on the day, anybody arriving on the day will be refused entry to the venue.
Entry Fees: £15 adult pre-entry only. Youth £10 pre-entry only.
Signing On : Riders will enter via the entry form electronically via email or photo and receive their riding number after confirmation of payment of the entry fee.. Riders are to pre-prepare a card/number plate with their number to be shown on the front of their bike. This card is to be held up to the Secretary who in a vehicle will tick off against the rider check-list to confirm attendance. No one day licences to be issued. ACU Licence/Registration system will be active before events as normal.
Signage: Signage will be in place to emphasise the need for social distancing at all times. Road signage will be minimal as it is recommended to discourage onlookers/spectator attendance.
Parking : Vehicles must be parked with a minimum 3m width space left vacant at each side. ie. three metres apart from any other vehicle. Riders will be reminded / advised of social distance requirement when entering the venue and at socially distanced signing on/check in. Please have your riding number visible in your vehicle as you arrive at the venue. Please arrive in plenty of time as the gate will be closed prior to the start to discourage spectators etc.
Start instructions : tbc
Observation : Will be via self observation/group of 3 observing with riders keeping their own/or another riders score on their own card they have brought with them or on their phones. Group Observing: Groups of riders can travel the Course – respecting social distance at all times and especially when parking machines and walking sections. One person can be designated the task of the other riders score and recording it on his own paper or phone. Only this person is to use that equipment. Scores on completion of the trial will be told or text to the secretary to collate ‘results’ – details will be available at the start/finish area. When that rider attempts the section, others observe and verbally indicate the score he must record. It is likely at most times there will be a consensus from riders in the group as to other scores. If group observing is used, no observing group must enter the section until any previous group has departed.
Inspecting section – Only three riders allowed in section at any time to inspect it. If possible, a one way route will be established to walk the section but always social distancing to be strictly adhered to by riders passing other riders in section. On arrival at a section all riders must observe social distancing and MUST not park or queue within two metres of another rider. If riders/group arrive before the previous group has left – that group must remain seated on machines a safe distance away and only proceed when the group in front has all left.
Each section will have an Expert , Intermediate , Novice, Yellow route . All sections will be straight forward with natural gullies, tree roots and banks. All riders should only attempt to ride well within their own capabilities.
First aid kit and PPE set will be located at every section/start.
RIDERS NOT OBEYING SOCIAL DISTANCE REQUIREMENTS IN ALL CASES WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY DISQUALIFIED AND MAY FACE FURTHER ACU DISCIPLINARY ACTION WITH SUSPENSION RECOMMENDED.
Number of Officials. As per ACU, the number of Officials will be kept to a minimum. Until notified otherwise, Officials will be restricted to: Clerk of the Course (also acts as Starter), Secretary – instructions / advice at start. Starter – only needed for first lap. Club officials depending on venue.
If you have symptoms of COVID 19, or have been in contact with anybody who has in the last 14 days, please do not enter or attend this event.
Clerk of the Course will strictly impose these requirements. Non compliance will result in being asked to leave the event.
Should the Government or the ACU governing body advice change then the event will obviously be reviewed, with updates provided here and in the final instructions.
Secretary details are below for photo or scanned copy of the completed entry forms to be sent to, on acknowledgement of receipt of the entry form payment details to pay the entry fee will be given and a rider number issued subsequently.
Reminder this will be pre-entry only, with entries closing on the 2nd of August. Strictly no late entries or entries on the day will be accepted. A reminder of the guidelines will be updated to every rider prior to the event.
Clerk of the course – Mike Hollyer
Secretary – Mike Nutbrown Email – Michael.nutbrown@balfourbeatty.com and phone 07802 311080
Permit no. ACU 59268
Entry form here 0401_001
An excellent trial today, well done to Clerk of the Course Dave, ably assisted by Keith, Kev and Mike, for setting out 10 excellent and varied sections that allowed everyone to have a great day and return to trials action safely. All a little different, but made easy with everybody following the guidelines which was great to see. It was very good to see so many out getting back into action, including a few who have been away from the sport for several years who today made a welcome comeback – well done all. A few pictures below of some of the Tenterden riders.
‘Results’ as we said are more for info than actual awards, some riders just rode without scoring and enjoyed the day.
White
B Smith 32, R Nutbrown, 35 M Smith 36, M Nutbrown 50, K Francis 71, (A Brush)
Blue
M Mealham 28, J Allen 29, O Wilson 30, M Taylor 45, A King 55, A Saxton 58, M Wildman 60, J Taylor 65, (M Hollyer )
Red
M Baldock 1, J Beck 8, D Moore 10, N Sinden 10, B Wilkinson 11, P Hurry 15, T Piles 25, J Lloyd 30, D Griffiths 37, T Lloyd 47, R Beck 59, (M Neale, K Collins, D Garner)
Well done Team Tenterden on a great trial.
Please click below to see final instructions for the trial open to EKTC members on the 5th of July at Rakins. Reminder no spectators and no late entries are allowed.
Final Instructions – Rakins 05.07.20
The club is aiming to run a trial on Sunday the 5th of July at 1030am that is restricted to members of the Tenterden & District MCC and the other East Kent Combine Trials clubs at Rakins Wood, Gills Green, Hawkhurst. This trial will replace the original Man of Kent Open Centre Trial scheduled for this date. This trial will be run as per the ACU restart of motorsport guidance and in line with Covid 19 advice issued by the UK Government with the aim of safely and responsibly restarting participation in trials in our area.
The guidelines/restrictions mean that this trial is restricted to a maximum number of 40 pre-registered and pre- paid riders who are members of East Kent Trials Combine Clubs, full details below. Entry is on a first come, first serve basis with completed entry and payment, priority will be given if necessary to Tenterden members.
The trial will be open to adult classes only (Government restriction stipulates 16 years of age and above).
The entry is restricted to East Kent Trials Combine riders resident within 40 miles of the club HQ. This will be indicated from the address given on the ACU Licence/Registration system. (Please note: The East Kent Trials Combine Clubs EKTC, in 2020 are Tenterden, Ashford, Folkestone, Sittingbourne & Barham).
Only one rider is permitted to attend in a vehicle unless accompanied by another adult rider from the same household. Social distancing to be exercised at ALL times.
No Spectators. Until otherwise notified, no spectators should be permitted to an ACU permitted Trials event. Entry to the venue to be restricted to a competitor and his vehicle.
Entries to be received by the 30th of June via completion of the entry form below, this must be photographed, or scanned and sent to the secretary, the rider entry will be confirmed by return, pre-payment must then be made via BACS/Paypal (details sent on confirmation of entry) to allow your riding number to be issued. Closing date 30th June – Absolutely no entries on the day, anybody arriving on the day will be refused entry to the venue.
Entry Fees: £15 pre-entry only.
Signing On : Riders will enter via the entry form electronically via email or photo and receive their riding number on payment of the entry fee no later than the Friday prior to the event. Riders are to pre-prepare a card/number plate with their number to be shown on the front of their bike. This card is to be held up to the Secretary who in a vehicle/behind screen will tick off against the rider check-list to confirm attendance. No one day licences to be issued. ACU Licence/Registration system will be active before events as normal.
Signage: Signage will be in place to emphasise the need for social distancing at all times. Road signage will be minimal as it is recommended to discourage onlookers/spectator attendance.
Parking : Vehicles must be parked with a minimum 3m width space left vacant at each side. ie. three metres apart from any other vehicle. Riders will be reminded / advised of social distance requirement when entering the venue and at socially distanced signing on/check in. Please have your riding number visible in your vehicle as you arrive at the venue. Please arrive in plenty of time as the gate will be closed prior to the start to discourage spectators etc.
Start instructions : tbc
Observation : Will be via self observation/group of 3 observing with riders keeping their own/or another riders score on their own card they have brought with them or on their phones. Group Observing: Groups of riders can travel the Course – respecting social distance at all times and especially when parking machines and walking sections. This will be in a maximum of 3 in a group. The club defines the method by which their riders can observe the others in group as one: One person can be designated the task of the other riders score and recording it on his own paper or phone. Only this person is to use that equipment. Scores on completion of the trial will be told or text to the secretary to collate ‘results’ – details will be available at the start/finish area. When that rider attempts the section, others observe and verbally indicate the score he must record. It is likely at most times there will be a consensus from riders in the group as to other scores. If group observing is used, no observing group must enter the section until any previous group has departed.
Inspecting section – Only three riders allowed in section at any time to inspect it. If possible, a one way route will be established to walk the section but always social distancing to be strictly adhered to by riders passing other riders in section.
Parking at sections – On arrival at a section all riders must observe social distancing and MUST not park or queue within two metres of another rider.
Each section will have an Expert (A), Intermediate (B), Novice (C). All sections will be straight forward with natural gullies, tree roots and banks. All riders should only attempt to ride well within their own capabilities.
Visit & Attempt at Sections Walking sections: No more than 3 riders walking/examining a section at any time. No rider to enter a section until they assess the above number will not be contravened. Riders on foot are encouraged not to linger in a section and in all cases MUST only pass a rider if social distancing can be observed.
Good practice: Riders could examine hazards on way up/through a section but return via a separate route if possible ie. “One Way ” walking system.
Only small groups of riders – maximum of 3 – to arrive at a particular section at once. Groups MUST travel to the sections and attempt them in order, with a one way system in place. If riders/group arrive before the previous group has left – that group must remain seated on machines a safe distance away and only proceed when the group in front has all left.
First aid kit and PPE set will be located at every section/start.
RIDERS NOT OBEYING SOCIAL DISTANCE REQUIREMENTS IN ALL CASES WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY DISQUALIFIED AND MAY FACE FURTHER ACU DISCIPLINARY ACTION WITH SUSPENSION RECOMMENDED.
Number of Officials. As per ACU, the number of Officials will be kept to a minimum. Until notified otherwise, Officials will be restricted to: Clerk of the Course (also acts as Starter), Secretary – instructions / advice at start. Starter – only needed for first lap. One or two travelling marshals depending on venue.
If you have symptoms of COVID 19, or have been in contact with anybody who has in the last 14 days, please do not enter or attend this event.
Clerk of the Course will strictly impose these requirements. Non compliance will result in being asked to leave the event.
Should the Government or the ACU governing body advice change then the event will obviously be reviewed, with updates provided here and in the final instructions.
Secretary details are below for photo or scanned copy of the completed entry forms to be sent to, on acknowledgement of receipt of the entry form payment details to pay the entry fee will be given and a rider number issued subsequently.
Reminder this will be pre-entry only, with entries closing on the 30th of June. Strictly no late entries or entries on the day will be accepted. A reminder of the guidelines will be updated to every rider prior to the event.
With everybody’s full co-operation and compliance, we look forward to kick starting trials again safely in East Kent on Sunday the 5th of July. Please note if this trial is a success and land, permit, safety and regulations allowing, we aim to also run our East Kent Combine Rasher Moore trial on Sunday August the 9th, with a decision made post this event. Hope to see many of you on the 5th.
Clerk of the course – Dave Luck
Secretary – Keith Francis
Permit no. ACU 59180
Rakins 05.07.20 Covid Entry Form
Last updated 24/6/20
We have just heard the news that Tom Arter from the Barham club has sadly passed away recently following a long battle with illness. Our sincere condolences to the family.
There is a family only service on 1st July due to the Covid restrictions otherwise Im sure we would all like to pay our respects to Tom for the generosity and support to motorcycle sport over the decades and we will miss him dearly. RIP Tom
The club is aiming to run a trial on Sunday the 5th of July at 1030am that is restricted to members of the Tenterden & District MCC and the other East Kent Combine Trials clubs at Rakins Wood, Gills Green, Hawkhurst. This trial will replace the original Man of Kent Open Centre Trial scheduled for this date. This trial will be run as per the ACU restart of motorsport guidance and in line with Covid 19 advice issued by the UK Government with the aim of safely and responsibly restarting participation in trials in our area.
The guidelines/restrictions mean that this trial is restricted to a maximum number of 40 pre-registered and pre- paid riders who are members of East Kent Trials Combine Clubs, full details below. Entry is on a first come, first serve basis with completed entry and payment, priority will be given if necessary to Tenterden members.
The trial will be open to adult classes only (Government restriction stipulates 16 years of age and above).
The entry is restricted to East Kent Trials Combine riders resident within 40 miles of the club HQ. This will be indicated from the address given on the ACU Licence/Registration system. (Please note: The East Kent Trials Combine Clubs EKTC, in 2020 are Tenterden, Ashford, Folkestone, Sittingbourne & Barham).
Only one rider is permitted to attend in a vehicle unless accompanied by another adult rider from the same household. Social distancing to be exercised at ALL times.
No Spectators. Until otherwise notified, no spectators should be permitted to an ACU permitted Trials event. Entry to the venue to be restricted to a competitor and his vehicle.
Entries to be received by the 30th of June via completion of the entry form below, this must be photographed, or scanned and sent to the secretary, the rider entry will be confirmed by return, pre-payment must then be made via BACS/Paypal (details sent on confirmation of entry) to allow your riding number to be issued. Closing date 30th June – Absolutely no entries on the day, anybody arrving on the day will be refused entry to the venue.
Entry Fees: £15 pre-entry only.
Signing On : Riders will enter via the entry form electronically via email or photo and receive their riding number on payment of the entry fee no later than the Friday prior to the event. Riders are to pre-prepare a card/number plate with their number to be shown on the front of their bike. This card is to be held up to the Secretary who in a vehicle/behind screen will tick off against the rider check-list to confirm attendance. No one day licences to be issued. ACU Licence/Registration system will be active before events as normal.
Signage: Signage will be in place to emphasise the need for social distancing at all times. Road signage will be minimal as it is recommended to discourage onlookers/spectator attendance.
Parking : Vehicles must be parked with a minimum of one vehicle width space left vacant at each side. ie. two metres apart from any other vehicle. Riders will be reminded / advised of social distance requirement when entering the venue and at socially distanced signing on/check in. Please have your riding number visible in your vehicle as you arrive at the venue. Please arrive in plenty of time as the gate will be closed prior to the start to discourage spectators etc.
Observation : Will be via self observation/group of 3 observing with riders keeping their own/or another riders score on card/phone. Group Observing: Groups of riders can travel the Course – respecting social distance at all times and especially when parking machines and walking sections. This will be in a maximum of 3 in a group. The club must define a method by which their riders can observe the others in group For example: One person can be designated the task of the other riders score and recording it on his pad, phone or tablet etc. Only this person is to use that equipment. Scores on completion of the trial will be told or text to the secretary to collate ‘results’ – details will be available at the start/finish area. When that rider attempts the section, others observe and verbally indicate the score he must record. It is likely at most times there will be a consensus from riders in the group as to other scores. If group observing is used, no observing group must enter the section until any previous group has departed.
Inspecting section – Only three riders allowed in section at any time to inspect it. If possible, a one way route will be established to walk the section but always social distancing to be strictly adhered to by riders passing other riders in section.
Parking at sections – On arrival at a section all riders must observe social distancing and MUST not park or queue within two metres of another rider.
Visit & Attempt at Sections Walking sections: No more than 3 riders walking/examining a section at any time. No rider to enter a section until they assess the above number will not be contravened. Riders on foot are encouraged not to linger in a section and in all cases MUST only pass a rider if social distancing can be observed.
Good practice: Riders could examine hazards on way up/through a section but return via a separate route if possible ie. “One Way ” walking system.
Only small groups of riders – maximum of 3 – to arrive at a particular section at once. Groups MUST travel to the sections and attempt them in order, with a one way system in place. If riders/group arrive before the previous group has left – that group must remain seated on machines a safe distance away and only proceed when the group in front has all left.
RIDERS NOT OBEYING SOCIAL DISTANCE REQUIREMENTS IN ALL CASES WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY DISQUALIFIED AND MAY FACE FURTHER ACU DISCIPLINARY ACTION WITH SUSPENSION RECOMMENDED.
Number of Officials. As per ACU, the number of Officials will be kept to a minimum. Until notified otherwise, Officials will be restricted to: Clerk of the Course (also acts as Starter), Secretary – instructions / advice at start. Starter – only needed for first lap. One or two travelling marshals depending on venue.
Should the Government or the ACU governing body advice change then the event will obviously be reviewed, with updates provided here and in the final instructions.
Secretary details are below for photo or scanned copy of the completed entry forms to be sent to, on acknowledgement of receipt of the entry form payment details to pay the entry fee will be given and a rider number issued subsequently.
Reminder this will be pre-entry only, with entries closing on the 30th of June. Strictly no late entries or entries on the day will be accepted. A reminder of the guidelines will be updated to every rider prior to the event.
With everybody’s full co-operation and compliance, we look forward to kick starting trials again safely in East Kent on Sunday the 5th of July. Please note if this trial is a success and land, permit, safety and regulations allowing, we aim to also run our East Kent Combine Rasher Moore trial on Sunday August the 9th, with a decision made post this event. Hope to see many of you on the 5th.
Clerk of the course – Dave Luck
Secretary – Keith Francis
Permit no. ACU 59180
Rakins 05.07.20 Covid Entry Form
Last updated 23/6/20