CAFFY Grant to Young People for Jumps Young members of BRRA applied to a local charity for jumps so that they could run and take part in cross country competitions near to home in Blaby. The Charity, Community Action Fund for Youth (CAFFY) managed by Blaby District Council gave £500 towards the £1500 cost of the jumps. The remainder was provided by the Management Committee of BRRA.  The jumps were used for the first time at the Eventer Trial held on 30th August at Blaby Mill Stables. The young people not only helped to draw up the application for the Grant, but also helped to run a number of BRRA Clear Round Jumping events and to prepare for the Eventer Trial. The jumps will be kept at Blaby Mill and owner Linda Hudson said “The young people were very helpful in drawing up the application and they are to be congratulated on their success. They have made a major contribution to the future of BRRA and I hope that all our young people will benefit by taking part in future Cross Country events”. The Treasurer of BRRA, Sue O’Connell said “We should like to thank the young people for their help and CAFFY for awarding them the grant.” Our picture shows CAFFY Trustee Joe Roper receiving a ‘Thank you’ card from the young people. In the background is Sue Padfield, providing colour as The Courier rider.