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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. 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.
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
Libby Newman waiting for her turn to jump. Photo: Team Equihunter
A packed venue saw lots of really warm weather this year, punctuated by a disappointing Saturday when the heavens opened from Midday through to the following morning.
This 4-day event is held in a fabulous Show Centre with fantastic views, amenities and a very large capacity for visitors.
Team rider Libby Newman looking taking off over a 1 metre jump and looking for the next. Photo: Team Equihunter
Our team rider Libby Newman has had a successful week, at her first appearance at this event she has been placed in 3 rounds.
A large contingent of visitors have come from far afield with many competitors travelling from Eire and Scotland to be here.
The Equihunter Endurance parked up at the packed venue. Photo: Team Equihunter
Apart from the competition element, Team Equihunter have also been putting the Equihunter Endurance through it’s paces and are happy to report that living in this fantastic home form home has been as comfortable as ever.
The on-board kitchen and bathroom facilities have been especially welcome during this long hot spell.
Another jump in the One Metre Amateur Class. Photo: Team Equihunter
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