Thunderbrook Equestrian’s Dr Debbie Carley is hosting a talk on Equine Nutrition in aid of Brinsley Animal Rescue.
If you have a horse please book your place now and help us raise vital funds, please also support this event by sharing it on Facebook.
Tickets are £7 in advance and £10 0n the day at the door.
To purchase tickets, please email [email protected]
5th July starting 14;00 prompt, at Brinsley Parish Hall, Cordy Lane, Brinsley, Nottingham NG16 5BZ
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