| ATV
Polaris Outlaw
to support Scottish Charity
Perth based Stratton ATV is running a raffle in
support of the Scottish Cot Death Trust at
both the Royal Highland Show in June and
Scottish Game Fair at Scone in July. The
authorised Polaris dealer, winner of the 2015
Polaris Britain ‘Best Newcomer’ award, is
offering a Polaris Outlaw 50 as the prize with
all proceeds going to the charity. Tickets for
the prize draw will be sold from the Polaris
stands at the shows.
baby dies every
nine days of cot
death in Scotland
and the majority of
families will never
know why their
healthy baby has died, for no
apparent reason. The Scottish Cot
Death Trust is the only cot death
charity in Scotland trying to find
the answers through funding
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research. “This is a charity close to
me and my family as back in 2012
we lost our son Dexter to cot death
when he was just thirteen weeks
old,” says Iain Stratton, “the trust
was very helpful to us and I would
like to give something back.”
The Polaris Outlaw 50 is an
exciting off-road quad suitable for
age 6 and over, while under adult
supervision. It features a 4-stroke
engine with electric start and
comes with a youth helmet,
daytime running lights and a safety
whip flag as standard equipment.
The winner of the raffle will be
announced after the Scottish
Game Fair and Stratton ATV, in
conjunction with Polaris, will
present either a pink Outlaw 50 if
the winner is a girl or a blue one if
it’s a boy.
“We’re pleased to be able to
support Stratton ATV in raising
funds for the charity,” say Polaris,
“come along to the Polaris stands
at the shows and look out for the
‘Outlaw Wanted’ posters to get
your raffle tickets for the prize
draw.”
shoots, situated in the heart of the
stunning Vale of Belvoir. We’d like to
thank Belvoir Estate for supporting
RES Tractors by purchasing four
Polaris Ranger Diesel 1000s, we feel
honoured to have our machines at
such an excellent sporting venue.”
These all-new models feature
Active Descent Control, Electronic
Power Steering and three seats as
standard together with a 1028cc
Kohler 3 cylinder overhead cam
liquid cooled engine. Designed to
accept the revolutionary Pro-Fit Cab
System, the new Diesel also benefits
from a 110 amp alternator to power
electrical needs and class-leading
towing and payload. On Demand
True All-Wheel Drive joins smooth
and robust suspension, high ground
clearance and all-day riding comfort
to make the Rangers the ideal
vehicle for the estate’s normal uses
as well as managing the movement
of people around the clay pigeon
shoot on the charity day.
Four Rangers for
Belvoir Estate
The end of April saw a charity clay pigeon shoot held in
the grounds of Belvoir Castle, to raise money for the
Belvoir Cricket and Countryside Trust.
he event was
sponsored by RES
Tractors of Melton
Mowbray who, as
authorised Polaris
dealers, had also
supplied four Polaris Ranger Diesel
1000s to the estate earlier in the
month, and subsequently agreed to
become sponsors.
Hosted by the Duke and Duchess
of Rutland, the charity is focused on
getting young people active and
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enjoying the countryside. For many
of the 2,581 children who took part
in the Trust’s activities from 2015 to
date it was their first introduction to
the sport of clay pigeon shooting.
The Polaris Rangers were
primarily supplied to the estate for
use by the Gamekeepers and for
this occasion pressed into service
throughout the event.
RES Tractor’s Bob Skinner says:
“We are proud to be associated with
one of the country’s leading game
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