Reivers & Rustlers

The Scottish Borders is renowned for having some of the most varied and beautiful, yet accessible riding country in Britain. Tracks once used by the marauding and pillaging Reivers for stealing cattle, today provide peaceful ways for exploring the rolling countryside of the Borders on horseback. 

There are ten guided rides at the 2008 Borders Festival of the Horse and this year’s theme is Reivers and Rustlers, supported by Forestry Commission Scotland.

Forestry CommissionTreefest

2008 Guided Rides
 

  16 May   18 May   19 May   20 May   21 May   22 May   23 May   26 May   Thank you  

thank you for coming to the borders festival of the horse 2008. we look forward to welcoming you again next year.

 

BHS Borders

 


 
Download: 2008 Brochure PDF
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Principal Sponsors of the Borders Festival of the Horse

South Essex Insurance Brokers Scottish Borders Council Logo
EU Logo Leader Plus Logo This project was part-financed by the European Community Scottish Borders Leader+ 2000-2006 Programmes.

 

© British Horse Society Scotland (BHSS) 2006. BHSS is a branch of the British Horse Society. Patron: Her Majesty the Queen. Registered Charity No 210504. Registered Office: Stoneleigh Deer Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 2XZ.
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