The Falkland Event is fast becoming one of the most talked about events on the Scottish circuit, with its demanding but ultimately spectacular marathon phase, its beautiful location in the Howe of Fife and its mixed and varied weather!  In 2005 the event had one of, if not, its largest entry to date, we hope that this trend continues into 2008 and beyond.

2007 proved to be yet another spectacular event but the year ended on a sad note with the death of the event founder Liz Melville, the event will continue to run and a new trophy for the most improved driver every season has be presented by the Melville family.

The committee are always looking for ways to improve the competitors experience and if you have any suggestions please feel free to send them to us. Work will start for the preparation of the event in early spring when the proposed marathon route will be inspected for damage sustained over the winter. Shortly after the routine of prayer will begin to the gods in an effort to try and secure fine weather for the weekend of the competition!! It is sure to be one not to miss, so make a note of the date in your diary.

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The Falkland Event is run by the Falkland Event Organising committee under the auspices of the Scottish Carriage Driving Association (SCDA). The SCDA is a collective body that represents all aspects of carriage driving in Scotland and is affiliated by the British Horse Driving Trials Association (BHDTA). The event is run as part of a yearly series of events all over Scotland that make up the competition season.

For more information, go to scda.co.uk