Driving Ponies : Harnessing Potential
Driving Ponies : Harnessing Potential
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Sports Driving Unlimited
If you would like to become a ‘Friend’ or support this exciting new project in any way please contact Rosemary Flexney on 01576 610544 or 07717 754385;   Email: rosemary@sportsdrivingunlimited.org.uk
Sports Driving Unlimited is a Registered Charity No:  SC 038870 and a Company Limited by Guarantee No: 332979.  Registered Office:  Cleucheads, Balgray, Lockerbie DG11 2RN
News: Go to our News page for all the latest activities including a full report on the epic Boreland to Birmingham Sponsored Carriage Drive
For more details on funding go to the Grants Page.
The Scottish contingent! Competing at the National Indoor Championships 2010
Watch this video to get a flavour of the youngsters that we support and the projects we fund.  It was kindly produced for us by John Fergusson. Go to our Links page for a link to his own website
We want to enable children, young people and adults who are disadvantaged, have a disability, mental/behavioural disorder or terminal illness to enjoy the therapeutic benefits, fun and excitement of equestrian sports driving.
There is already evidence to show that Sports Driving can promote:

Improvement in motor skills

Increase in confidence

Improvement in the ability to articulate

Increased ability to learn and absorb new skills

Improvement in ability to engage with peers - both disabled and able bodied

Important improvements in both physical and mental well being
Boreland to Birmingham!
Long distance Carriage Drive
Wheels to Freedom!
They did it!
The team arrived at Cadbury World in Birmingham on 9th October after 300 miles and the adventure of a lifetime to raise funds for SDU.  For more info go to the News page.
To support the team and donate
click here!
More photos in Liza’s Gallery
More photos in Liza’s Gallery
The full team arriving at Cadbury World after 300 miles!