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Beautiful Used 2016 3.5t Equihunter Arena For Sale

06 Friday Apr 2018

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USED 2016 EQUIHUNTER ARENA 3.5 TONNE HORSEBOX FOR SALE…..

£24,995 with NO VAT

Built March 2016 and finished in Metallic Island Blue 

We are advertising this model on behalf of our customer

FULL DETAILS & IMAGE GALLERY BELOW

Equihunter Arena 3.5t Horsebox For Sale

Call Chris on 07904 818389 or Dave on 07879 404950 for more details

You can also email us at: sales@equihunter.com

Equihunter Arena 3.5t Horsebox For Sale

Based on a 2012 LWB Citroen Relay and priced to sell at £24,995 with no VAT. Can be viewed at our West Yorkshire based workshops 

Please call Chris on 07904 818389 or Dave on 07879 404950

West Yorkshire Horseboxes Ltd
Unit 9L
Langthwaite Grange Business Park 
Pontefract
West Yorkshire
WF9 3AP 

THE CHASSIS VEHICLE

  • Citroen Relay
  • First registered January 2012
  • 2.2 litre fuel injected diesel engine
  • 120 HP
  • 70K miles (70,734)
  • 6 speed gearbox
  • Front Wheel Drive
  • Finished in Metallic Island Blue with fabulous Equihunter design & graphics
  • Front wheel mud flaps
  • Can be uprated to 3.9t
  • Circa 1,000kg payload
  • Brand new 12 months MOT will be issued
  • Dashboard mounted colour CCTV screen

OTHER EXTERIOR FEATURES

  • Twin stainless steel tie rings to each side wall
  • High-Level bright LED lights to luton front (auto-switching)
  • Rear wall mounted spare wheel
  • Switched LED downlight above rear access door
  • Paint matching rear view mirrors & bumpers
  • Reversing sensors
  • Reversing camera with infra-red night vision
  • Lightweight and stylish alloy wheels

THE HORSE AREA

Horse Area Dimensions (Metric) – H: 2.41 x W: 2.11 x L: 2.60 

  • Very large horse area, can accommodate up to 18hh
  • Locking barn door style upper ramp doors
  • Twin flush bonded tinted opening windows
  • Stallion horse area design
  • Stalled for 2
  • Rear-facing stalls
  • Robust two-part high level, full length, width adjustable partitions
  • Vertical ram locks to both partition parts
  • Removable partitions
  • Twin doors to Living Area
  • Padding to main partition
  • Twin CCTV cameras – horse area and reversing
  • LED lights with automatic calming blue night travelling lights
  • Heavy duty solid rubber floor over aluminium sheeting
  • Window protection bars
  • Large luton storage with latched hatch door
  • Hi grip ramp rubber to lower ramp door with gas ram lift assist

FINANCE AVAILABLE 

equihunter finance with redlake leasing

 

 

LIVING AREA 

  • Lockable rear access door
  • Separate living area 1m long x 2.1m wide
  • LED light
  • Coat hooks
  • Opening flush bonded window to rear access door
  • Wide bench seating with storage under
  • Cushion pad to seating
  • Twin saddle poles
  • Two bridle hooks

GALLERY

 

 

Based on a 2012 LWB Citroen Relay and priced to sell at £24,995 with no VAT. Can be viewed at our West Yorkshire based workshops 

Please call Chris on 07904 818389 or Dave on 07879 404950

West Yorkshire Horseboxes Ltd
Unit 9L
Langthwaite Grange Business Park 
Pontefract
West Yorkshire
WF9 3AP 

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War Horse rescued from A303 breakdown and transported to Sherborne event in style: Western Gazette

08 Sunday Nov 2015

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[Western Gazette] Queues of people lined up outside Sherborne Abbey on Saturday as they waited for Joey, the life-size horse puppet from the hit production War Horse, to make his guest appearance as part of the Sherborne Abbey Festival.

But little did they know, Joey the horse almost didn’t arrive at all after the prop trailer carrying the puppet broke on the A303.

Liz Burt, of the organising committee, said: “The props trailer carrying Joey had to pull over on the A303 after a wheel broke –it was completely unrepairable damage. They had a lucky escape not to have an accident and had to pull over somewhere near Mere.”

The chances of Joey arriving looked slim but Jacqui Baker, the wife of festival artistic director John, wasted no time and secured an even more appropriate vehicle to transport Joey to the event – a horse box.

Her next door neighbour and racing horse breeder Doug Procter, his wife Lucy and ten-year old-son Will, who own the company The Glanvilles Stud, came to the rescue.

War Horse Joey Rescued

Mr Procter said: “I got the call when I was sitting in the barber’s chair getting my hair cut. My next door neighbour said the National Theatre truck had broken down and was there any way we could help? I thought – what on earth is she talking about? I phoned my wife Lucy and she and my son Will jumped into our horse trailer and went to pick up Joey immediately. They turned up with the trailer, transferred all of the puppetry gear and headed straight for Sherborne.”……

Read the full Western Gazette story here…..

Western Gazette
7th November, 2015

Don’t Miss This… CashJumping’s First Newsletter: Equihunter

04 Tuesday Feb 2014

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[Equihunter] CashJumping released it’s first newsletter today, the aptly named “The CashJumping Chronicle“, The official newsletter for registered Cashjumping members.  CashJumping members will automatically receive a copy by email.

In the Cashjumping Chronicle this month there is an interesting mix of Event Dates, National League Tables, Photos from recent show plus news items. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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The first edition opens with a full page narrative from Colin Poole and Bryan Shear of how Cashjumping came about and what it’s aims are.

Colin takes up the story …. “When I first thought of the concept of CashJumping only a few short weeks ago and discussed it with Bryan neither one of us envisaged that it would be so successful so quickly. We were of course aware of the spiralling costs of diesel, fees ,etc for the affiliated riders and the growing unrest amongst a number of affiliated riders that perceived their association to be unresponsive and elitist. 

The difficulty was that there was no real viable alternative. Affiliated riders perceived that unaffiliated competitions were poorly run with inferior officials and equipment. Unaffiliated riders were quite often apprehensive to bridge the gap between unaffiliated competitions and affiliated ones.

CashJumping was designed to bridge that gap and make good quality competition open and affordable to all. Show centres must meet minimum quality standards and all officials have to be approved by us. This seems to be working affiliated riders are attending the shows and the unaffiliated people are discovering that
they can compete in the same classes and have the benefit of winning cash!”

There are nice pictorial articles featuring the first CashJumping events to be held…. The show held at Blue Sky Equestrian Centre, Golden Cross Equestrian Centre and Beaver Hall are all featured….

This action shot was taken by Amber Louisee of ALM Photography

Georgia Brady riding Glenmore Trbane Lad at Golden Cross in Sussex

Georgia Brady riding Glenmore Trabane Lad at Golden Cross EC in Sussex. Photo: Courtesy of Alm Photography

Don’t miss the National League Tables on page 3 and a diary on forthcoming events that have been confirmed on page 4.  

Here is a list of important contact for you for the Cashjumping Team that also now feature details of the newly appointed Area Development Officers (more details to follow soon)

CONTACT DETAILS FOR CASHJUMPING

Head Office: Netley Hall, Dorrington, Shrewsbury SY5 7JZ
Web site: http://www.cashjumping co.uk
General Office Enquiries: info@cashjumping.co.uk
Queries re Registrations etc: support@cashjumping.co.uk

Area Development Officers

North East (Northumberland, Durham, Tyne & Wear) : Jan Swailes email: swailes9@aol.com.

South (Hants, Surrey, Berks & Oxfordshire) : Sue Brunskill email: Susan.brunskill@sky.com

Home Counties (Herts, Bucks) : Carol Mccullock email: carol.mccullock@hotmail.co.uk

EQUIHUNTER

4th Jan, 2014

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CashJumping™ is coming to Scotland: Equihunter

23 Thursday Jan 2014

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[Equihunter] The phenomenal growth in popularity of the new show jumping league Cashjumping™ continues as the first Scottish venue signs up for competitions this week.

Bryan Shear of CashJumping this week welcomed The Tillyoch Equestrian Centre to the new league

Bryan Shear of CashJumping this week welcomed The Tillyoch Equestrian Centre to the new league. Images: Courtesy Tillyoch EC

In a matter of a few short weeks since it’s launch, Cashjumping™ has made its way north to the borders of Scotland and beyond to Aberdeen with the advent of the Tillyoch Equestrian Centre signing up to hold competitions.

Conveniently located just 8 miles west of Aberdeen, the Tillyoch Equestrian Centre is not only a fine competition centre, but also offers livery and training as well.

Horses are accommodated in spacious stables in popular American-barn style buildings, with easy access to heated tack rooms, a wash-down areas plus a horse solarium. A range of other modern equine equipment is also available including a horse walker and an equissage.

Tillyoch’s other facilities include a 40m x 80m all weather surface floodlit arena, 25m x 48m indoor arena, good hard standing, a floodlit car park and catering on site and for security full CCTV system is in place.

The Tillyoch Equestrian Centre is not far off the A90 near Aberdeen and is a competition, livery and training establishment in the North East of Scotland. The Centre opened in November 2011 built from scratch by Michael and Sarah Hamilton who have been involved in Showjumping for many years, Michael is a judge and Sarah competes along with their two children.

Contact Details:

The Tillyoch Equestrian Centre web site is at:

http://www.tillyochequestrian.co.uk/

Directions:

We are located in Milltimber, Aberdeen at a farm called Tillyoch which houses Tillyoch Equestrian and Aberdeen Pet Resort.

Directions from Aberdeen:

Continue along (A93) North Deeside Road through Cults, Bieldside and Milltimber.
Continue through the traffic lights after the Waterwheel Inn
Take the second on right – Contlaw Road for 20 yards
Turn left into Culter House Road continue for about 1.5 miles keeping the golf course on your left
We are on the left

Directions from Kingswells:

Continue along the A944 Westhill road taking the left fork towards Echt
Continue through 3 roundabouts passing the industrial estates
Turn left at Carnie roundabout just after passing Foxglove nursery
Pass over 2 small bridges
After about 1 mile
Turn Left signposted to Contlaw
Continue along this road for about 1 mile
We are on the right

Equihunter
23rd Jan, 2014

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