Swindon & District Riding Club - membership online application form

ONLINE SDRC Membership Application Form

Membership fees:
Seniors £25.50*
Juniors £20.50*
& Non-Riding Members £12.50*
* includes a £3.50 joining fee for new members or lapsed membership renewal.
Members re-joining within two months of membership expiry, may need to re-join in November to be able to compete in January's Qualifiers, membership will continue until December 31st of the following year.
AS PART OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP, YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO VOLUNTEER YOURSELF OR A
FRIEND/FAMILY MEMBER TO HELP ONE DAY PER YEAR AT A CLUB OR AREA COMPETITION.

Type of membership *

Would you like to receive the Club newsletter by email? *

Yes No

How did you find out about SDRC? *

How you found us or who recommended us? *

Name *

First

Last

Date of Birth if under 19 *

Email *

Address & Postcode *

Phone Number *

Mobile Number *

Are you interested in teams? *

Yes No

Please state the name of your horse as it appears on the passport *

Please enter your horse's Universal Equine Life Number (or Passport Number) as it appears on the passport* *

State discipline(s)? Please note you may only compete for one affiliated club in any competition. See BRC Rules. *

What level do you currently compete at (results / points / aspirations etc)? *

I do not object to data relating to me being held by Swindon & District Riding Club. I agree that this data may be disclosed to the BHS, signed and dated *

Submit

* UELN stands for Unique Equine Life Number. A UELN is a Passport Number, but a Passport number is not necessarily a UELN.

A UELN is always 15 digits long and for UK passports will start '826'. The next 3 digits indicate the Passport Issuing Organisation (PIO). e.g. '826004' is the prefix for the BHS. The final 9 digits are the unique identifier for that horse within that organisation. Passports issued in other EU countries will have a different UELN prefix. e.g. '372' for Ireland (inc NI). For a full list see www.ueln.net.

All horse passports issued since 2004 SHOULD have a UELN as its passport number and all passports issued in the EU after July 2009 MUST have a UELN as its passport number, so eventually all passport numbers will be a UELN. All other passports will have a Passport Number. You should NOT just add the prefix of the PIO to a Passport Number as this does not always create a valid UELN - just use the passport number.