What activities am I covered for with the Gold Memberships?

What activities am I covered for with Gold Membership?

The standard Gold Membership policy is restricted to recreational riding, driving, hunting, participation in local gymkhanas, unaffiliated dressage and jumping shows only. Now with Gold Membership Plus you can extend your cover to include recreational riding and ownership of horses/ponies; including hunting, driving, local gymkhanas, affiliated (British Eventing, British Dressage and British Showjumping)  and unaffiliated events. All other activities excluded.

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