In 1999–2000 Bamber Bridge reached the first round of the FA Cup for the first time. However, Irongate was not deemed up to standard for the fifth tier, and the club remained in the Northern Premier League, The following season they won the Premier Division, which would have usually resulted in promotion to the Football Conference. In 1994–95, a second-place finish saw Bamber Bridge promoted to the Premier Division, with the club also winning the league's Challenge Cup in their first season in the league and victory in the final of the Lancashire FA Challenge Trophy. After finishing as runners-up in Division One in the following season ( 1992–93), a second successive promotion was achieved when the club moved up to Division One of the Northern Premier League. Their second season in the league saw them win the division, resulting in promotion to Division One they also reached the semi-finals of the FA Vase, where they lost 2–0 to Wimborne Town. In 1990 Bamber Bridge moved up to Division Two of the North West Counties League. After winning the Lancashire FA Amateur Shield in 1981–82 and another Guildhall Cup win in 1984–85, they won back-to-back Premier Division titles in the next two seasons, before winning a league and cup double in 1989–90. They went on to win the league's Guildhall Cup in 1978–79, before completing a Premier Division and cup double in 1980–81. In 1974 they merged with Walton-le-Dale, continuing in the Preston & District League.
The new club joined the Preston & District League, progressing to the Senior Division. History Ī Bamber Bridge club played in the late 19th century, but the modern club was established in 1952. The club is fully owned by a community organisation that represents supporters of the club. They are currently members of the Northern Premier League Premier Division and play at the Sir Tom Finney Stadium. If you feel your horse needs some guidance going forward, please contact the Aussie himself.Bamber Bridge Football Club is a football club based in Bamber Bridge, near Preston, Lancashire, England. Kelvin will assess and study your horse's behaviour, focusing on the small details to be sure the work dedicated to the horse is to its best advantage. What differentiates Kelvin to others in his field is the patient and calm understanding manner he has working with each horse. Your horse will have luxury accommodation, its own paddock checked daily and quality fodder during its programme. Irongate has an all weather arena, a round yard, stick and ball field, stables and paddocks. We are based in the Cotswolds that has lots of country providing access to what Kelvin likes to call the 'bush' used for his 'outrides,' which is a great advantage to de-sensitise and introduce your horse to new surroundings. Irongate Polo have all the suitable facilities to accommodate your horse.
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From behavioural problems, ridden problems or needing a professional player to pilot your young horses in their first arena match, Kelvin will create a tailor made package to meet these requirements. Kelvin's success, professional expertise and talent within this area has led him to design a bespoke horse training and breakers business to suit each client's need. Kelvin has been the sole horse breaker for Irongate Home breds, designing bespoke training for each young horse.Ĭurrently with 9 homebred's, Kelvin has been hugely successful and professional with his young horse programmes. Kelvin, an established Professional Polo Player, focuses on developing and playing his own string of polo ponies throughout the English Polo season. Kelvin is now based at Irongate Polo, based in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.
Having grown up in the outback with a stock saddle and a pair of cowboy boots, he is the living, breathing version of Croc Dundee - he just tackles horses instead of crocs! Kelvin, a true Aussie at heart, has spent his whole career around horses.
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