Crowds saddle up for show jumping event
Roundknowe farm hosts annual bash for hospice
Hundreds of people descended on Roundknowe Farm in Uddingston for their annual show jumping event in aid of Lanarkshire’s Kilbryde Hospice.
As well as showjumping events and various competitions, revellers also enjoyed a great day out for all the family with a variety of stalls.
There was also a raffle, bouncy castle, face painting, snack van and BBQ, which helped raise in the region of £1000 for the charity.
Cathkin Equestrian was also in attendance with a vast display of goods for horses, dogs and riders.
Anita Palmer of Roundknowe Farm said: “Our show jumping event, which also celebrated Roundknowe’s 25 years, was a huge success. On behalf of myself and family, we would like to take this opportunity to thank all staff past and present for their hard work and support over the years, helping to add to what has become a very successful 25 years of Roundknowe, with sights set on bigger and better things still to come.” The Kilbryde Hospice is a voluntary independent hospice which exists to provide specialist palliative care to patients with life-limiting progressive illnesses, and to carers.
Services provided by Kilbryde Hospice are available to those people with palliative care needs. their relatives and
For further information on Roundknowe Farm visit roundknowefarm.co.uk and for information on the hospice go to kilbrydehospice.org.uk