How to join SDRC ....
BRC changed the method of joining a riding club in 2024. You can now join us at any time of the year and still benefit from a full 12 month’s membership!
How do I join as a new member?
Any NEW members who join the club via the Sport80 system will automatically have a renewal date 12 months’ time from their join date, as the new system will support annual rolling memberships.
Payments will no longer be made direct to SDRC, they will be taken via card through the portal by each member.
New members receive a voucher for a FREE 30 minute private lesson with Caron Roberts worth £55 which for a small fee can be upgraded to 1 hour.
Click here to take you to our Swindon & District Riding Club membership portal to join us.
From here follow the steps to get started and sign up.
Alternatively click the URL below:
https://britishridingclubs.sport80.com/public/wizard/a/1314
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Lindsay Cook
How do I join as a new member?
Any NEW members who join the club via the Sport80 system will automatically have a renewal date 12 months’ time from their join date, as the new system will support annual rolling memberships.
Payments will no longer be made direct to SDRC, they will be taken via card through the portal by each member.
New members receive a voucher for a FREE 30 minute private lesson with Caron Roberts worth £55 which for a small fee can be upgraded to 1 hour.
Click here to take you to our Swindon & District Riding Club membership portal to join us.
From here follow the steps to get started and sign up.
Alternatively click the URL below:
https://britishridingclubs.sport80.com/public/wizard/a/1314
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Lindsay Cook
Renewing your membership .....
For current members you will be automatically receive an email 30 days, 7 days and the day before your membership expires which will contain a direct link to the platform to renew your membership. Renewals can be made from 30 days before expiry and 12 months will be added onto the expiry date of your membership at that point.
Membership Fees
Prices:
Senior and Junior Renewal - £32.00*
Senior and Junior New Member - £35.00* (this includes a free 30-minute lesson with Caron Roberts)
*Please note the online system provider charges £1.50 per member on top of this fee
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.
Senior and Junior Renewal - £32.00*
Senior and Junior New Member - £35.00* (this includes a free 30-minute lesson with Caron Roberts)
*Please note the online system provider charges £1.50 per member on top of this fee
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.
Once you have joined/renewed please send or update your horse's details to Lindsay Cook
We require your horse's name (passport name) horse passport number and microchip number
** 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.
We require your horse's name (passport name) horse passport number and microchip number
** 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.
