CJT Scott Trial Charity Team 2019
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Whilst sitting having a brew discussing sandwich fillings or Brexit, can’t remember which, the Scott Trial 2019 (the hardest one day motorcycle trial in the world) came up.
‘Why don’t we have a go’ some bright spark slipped into the conversation, I’m sure it was Ben!
After some discussion and a packet of chocolate digestives, a unanimous decision was made. ‘Sounds like a very bad idea!’
Ten minutes later after a short conversation with Ken Wallis, the sensible decision was overturned, and we are in!
So, priority one, in it to win it, no chance! So, to priority number two.
To raise as much money as possible for the Scott Charities and have a fantastic day out at the same time.
The Team in age order.
Nigel: Last took part when the programme was in black and white, say no more.
Carl: Has a handful under his belt and loves a challenge.
Chris: Our most experienced rider with fourteen certificates in the bag.
Ben: Our youngest member, one under his belt and described it as ‘brutal’ but keen to do a good stint.
So, there we are, no going back now, decision made. Happy Days
Please donate, it will go to great causes.
Last year £10,000 was donated locally as follows by the trial organisers.
Beneficiaries were (in no particular order):
Swaledale Scouts, Swaledale Mountain Rescue, Friends of Reeth and Gunnerside Primary Schools, Reeth and Gunnerside Schools Fund, Ravensworth C of E Primary School, Yorkshire Air Ambulance, Great North Air Ambulance, Reeth Young Farmers Club, Swaledale Seedlings, The Bridge (previously St. Johns Community Centre), Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution, Hambleton and Richmondshire MS Society, Swaledale and Arkengarthdale Luncheon Clubs Association, Richmond Cricket Club Youth , Moorland Association, St. Teresa’s Hospice, Deaf Education Through Listening and Talking, Holmedale Pre-School, Richmond Cricket Club, Wensleydale Rugby Club Development Fund, Gamekeepers Welfare Trust , ACU Benevolent Fund, The Mowbray Suite at the Friarage Hospital, The Alistair Bullen Memorial Fund, Homestart, Just The Job, Robert Dent Memorial Fund, Marrick Parish Council Village Hall Fund, The British Lung Foundation, Reeth & District Community Transport Ltd, Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre CIO, Dementia Forward, Upper Wensleydale Sports and Recreation Association and Reeth Literary Institute Trust.
‘Why don’t we have a go’ some bright spark slipped into the conversation, I’m sure it was Ben!
After some discussion and a packet of chocolate digestives, a unanimous decision was made. ‘Sounds like a very bad idea!’
Ten minutes later after a short conversation with Ken Wallis, the sensible decision was overturned, and we are in!
So, priority one, in it to win it, no chance! So, to priority number two.
To raise as much money as possible for the Scott Charities and have a fantastic day out at the same time.
The Team in age order.
Nigel: Last took part when the programme was in black and white, say no more.
Carl: Has a handful under his belt and loves a challenge.
Chris: Our most experienced rider with fourteen certificates in the bag.
Ben: Our youngest member, one under his belt and described it as ‘brutal’ but keen to do a good stint.
So, there we are, no going back now, decision made. Happy Days
Please donate, it will go to great causes.
Last year £10,000 was donated locally as follows by the trial organisers.
Beneficiaries were (in no particular order):
Swaledale Scouts, Swaledale Mountain Rescue, Friends of Reeth and Gunnerside Primary Schools, Reeth and Gunnerside Schools Fund, Ravensworth C of E Primary School, Yorkshire Air Ambulance, Great North Air Ambulance, Reeth Young Farmers Club, Swaledale Seedlings, The Bridge (previously St. Johns Community Centre), Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution, Hambleton and Richmondshire MS Society, Swaledale and Arkengarthdale Luncheon Clubs Association, Richmond Cricket Club Youth , Moorland Association, St. Teresa’s Hospice, Deaf Education Through Listening and Talking, Holmedale Pre-School, Richmond Cricket Club, Wensleydale Rugby Club Development Fund, Gamekeepers Welfare Trust , ACU Benevolent Fund, The Mowbray Suite at the Friarage Hospital, The Alistair Bullen Memorial Fund, Homestart, Just The Job, Robert Dent Memorial Fund, Marrick Parish Council Village Hall Fund, The British Lung Foundation, Reeth & District Community Transport Ltd, Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre CIO, Dementia Forward, Upper Wensleydale Sports and Recreation Association and Reeth Literary Institute Trust.
Fundraising team: CJT Scott Trial Charity Team (4)
Nigel Mackenzie
Organizer
Carl Tennant
Team member
Chris Tennant
Team member
Ben Tennant
Team member
