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Welcome to the web site of The

2014 Kenchington Trophy Trial

now in its sixty second year.

 ACU40879

Round of the Southern Centre Championship

Butser Lime Works Pit, Buriton on Sunday 6th April 2014, starting at 10:30.

Signed from Buriton roundabout, A3 Petersfield South.

Nearest post code: GU31 5SX | Map

Secretary of the meeting: Mike Hutchings

Clerk: Mick Morris, Matt & Rob Pelling

| 2014 Scores | Awards |

Scores and results published on the evening of the Trial, corrected on May 1st.

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Cyril Kenchington was an Alton citizen and was general manager of Wrights, a road building equipment company (road rollers etc.) situated on the side road at The Butts, Alton. He was a good friend to Arthur Hay, one of our past presidents and a hard working club member.

The Cup was first competed for in 1952 as a motor cycle Trial starting from Wyck Farm (Mr Wall) and included a lot of road work. Competitors travelled  to Binsted with sections there, then across country to Priory Farm, Selborne (Mr Eddie Lucas). After those sections in the river etc., they went up to Wick Hill Farm (Mr Chapell) and then back to Worldham and finally Wyck Farm.

The Trial continued in this format with Bill Oliver as Clerk of the Course for several years until restrictions on competitors riding on public roads led to the Trial being set out entirely on private land. With the kind permission of Mr Beech of Priory Farm and Mr Chapell of Wick Hill Farm, this area became the home of Kenchington Trophy Trial.

From around 1980 the Trial was held entirely on Wick Hill Farm with the kind permission and encouragement of the Vigar family, initially starting from the farm yard using the entire farm and later confined to the testing “Valley”. During this time the clerk was invariably Mick Coles.

In 2011 20133 the venue was Bushy Hanger, Steep Marsh.

The Kenchington

Name and history

By Jack & Phyl Blackman and  Wobblie.

Pictures from this event taken by Wobblie Will while Observing so quality not that good - sorry.

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