HATS AND HORSES 2014

Sat, Jun 21st 2014 at 12:30 pm - 5:30 pm

The Club's unmissable Royal Ascot themed annual fundraiser for the Barnaley Hospice, starring Honest Bill the Punter's Pal. At John Love's house in Barnsley Old Town. The picture shows two of our 'dolled up' girls in a previous year.


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6. Social events

back Stainborough is a friendly club with lots of well supported events throughout the year. Some are 'just for fun', whilst others raise money for good causes at the same time.