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WON THE 2012 RHINO CHARGE.

The Winning Team

We congratulate the whole team!

Executive Director’s view

Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable TrustP.O. Box 181 Uhuru Gardens, 00517 Nairobi, KenyaTel: +254 (0)20 2136010, +254 (0)20 2136011Mobiles: +254 (0)733-632460, +254 (0)724 604233Email: [email protected]: www.rhinoark.org/www.rhinocharge.co.ke Kenya Wildlife Services Complex, Langata, Nairobi

Rhino Ark (UK) Charity No. 1047083Mr Guy Tritton, Chairman c/o Hogarth Chambers,5 New Square, London WC2A 3RJTel: +44(207) 421 2833, Fax: +44(207) 404 0505Email: [email protected], [email protected]: www.rhinoark.org

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Rhino Ark (US)A registered US Charity with IRC 501 (c) 3 StatusMs Sheena BlissP.O. Box 46250 Madison, WI 53744-6250Tel: (1) 608 4423 536 Fax: (1) 608 4425 264Email: [email protected]

Website Donations: Firstgiving.com/Rhino Ark Kenya Charitable Trust Inc.Banking Details: US Bank, Gamon Place, Madison WI 53719

Pictures by: Eric Kihiu, Kate Mwangi, John Thuo, Colin Church, Lucy Kibue, Amos Rono and Christian Lambrechts.Cover pictures by: Eric Kihiu & Amos Rono.

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Contents03Executive Director’s view

04 2012 Results and Awards

05 Rhino ChargeMillionaires

07 Fundraise Heroes

08Prime Minister launches the Aberdare Trust

10-11Rhino Charge Feature Story

12-17Car Sponsors

18-19Rhino Ark Audited Accounts

20-25Rhino Ark News

26-27Wildlife Watch

28Rhino Charge UK News

29Thank You

30Rhino Charge 2012 Sponsors

• Conserve such ecologically precious indigenous forests and their provision of vital environmental services;

• Create a sustainable and harmonious environment that enables people and wildlife, including all flora and fauna, to coexist;

• Create and provide sustainable programmes for forest edge communities based on payments for ecosystem services. Such programmes and projects will be tailored to create income generation for the communities that support the conservation of natural resources.

Rhino Ark is committed to:• Mobilize stakeholders nationwide and

internationally for initiatives to protect and conserve the habitat and promote managed use of forest products for the benefit of present and future generations;

• Raise funds and other forms of support to develop sound management processes over entire eco-systems;

• Create frameworks where wider society and forest edge communities become involved in the management processes through public-private partnerships;

• Build mechanisms and management structures to prevent illegal exploitation of the forest habitat wherever it is threatened.

In so doing all stakeholders will benefit and the flora and fauna, particularly endangered species, will be better secured.

Our conservation work is anchored in three key values:

• Protecting ecosystem integrity;

• Ensuring full involvement of and participation by local communities;

• Forming effective partnerships.

Rhino Ark ObjectivesRhino Ark seeks solutions in the mountain range ecosystems of Kenya and for the benefit of Eastern Africa generally to:

Christian Lambrechts

3Mau Eburu

At the crossroad… During the last 24 years, rarely have so many changes have taken place in only a few months.

Anton Levitan, who led the Rhino Charge Committee during 19 years andbuilt the Charge into a successful unique off-road motorsport competition,handed over the steering wheel to David Lowe in early June.A few weeks later, Colin Church who made Rhino Ark a Trust withinternational repute and led the building of the Aberdare fence to its fullcompletion, handed over the keys to the Rhino Ark offices to me.

To Anton and Colin, we owe the realization of many of our conservationdreams in the Aberdares and the preparation of our involvement in otherwater towers… we also owe the development of a very strong fraternity,both in Kenya and abroad, who are providing continuous support to ourconservation work. To these two Gentlemen, to these two friends, I wantto say Thank You.

Recently, the geographical scope of our conservation work has expandedtremendously from a focus on the Aberdare ecosystem to the water towersof Kenya, starting with Mt. Kenya and Mau Eburu. The public-privatepartnership model that we developed in the Aberdares has proven to be aneffective delivery mechanism in our conservation work in Mt. Kenya withover 10 kilometers of the electric fence already built.

In parallel to our geographical expansion, Rhino Ark has embarkedon new partnerships to address two core challenges connected to ourfence projects: re-establishing and securing wildlife corridors; and providing sustainable livelihoods to the forest adjacent communities.With the support of the Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources,we have initiated a feasibility study for the conservation of the wildlifecorridors and dispersal areas around Mau-Eburu. The study shouldprovide us with a blue-print to conserve and manage the wider Eburuecosystem. Upon completion of this study, we intend to look at othercorridors in the Mt. Kenya-Aberdare landscape.

We are also looking at establishing systems to secure a continuousflow of financial resources to support community-based conservationinitiatives. As an initial step, we are working with partners, includingthe Ministry of Water and Irrigation, towards financing a feasibilitystudy on the establishment of a national payment for watershed servicesprogramme in Kenya. We envisage that such a programme could providethe framework and the resources to engage upper catchment communitiesin improved land use practices that are beneficial to their livelihoods andto the environment.

These recent developments at Rhino Ark fit within the wider nationalcontext, in particular the increased commitment from the Governmentof Kenya to the conservation of the Water Towers, as indicated by theestablishment of the Water Tower Conservation Fund in July 2010 and theKenya Water Towers Agency in April this year. They are fully in line withthe outcome of RIO+20 “The Future We Want” which calls for increased investment in the conservation of our “natural infrastructure”.

FUNDS AWARDS1st David Schaefer Trophy: McKittrick/Knight/McKittrick/Jessop/Bovard/Hutchinson Ksh: 10,192,351 Car No. 52nd Diamond Trust Trophy: Hog Charge Team: M Tilbury/G Fondaumiere/S Fondaumiere/ C Eden/P Hitchcock/A Hughes Ksh: 4,737,636 Car No. 353rd: Team USA – Chris Wells/G Wells/J Moeller/R Burke/ A Lawrence/M Davidson Ksh: 4,411,124 Car No. 10

Car Driver Posts Distance Visited Km

49 Terry Childs 14 47.678

48 Mark Glen 14 50.647

05 Alan McKittrick 14 51.599

38 Sean Avery 14 54.697

39 Ben Woodhams 14 56.002

22 Gray Cullen 14 62.672

21 Michael Kontos 14 63.112

19 Sabine Kontos 14 64.095

58 Gai Gullen 14 64.577

33 Anthony Hughes 14 68.890

07 Mahesh Bhatti 14 69.048

37 John Kanyali 14 74.526

34 Rajesh Maini 14 79.043

09 John Bowden 14 81.176

32 Grant Mowat 14 83.462

64 Peter Bonde-Nielsen 13 38.104

08 Jamie Manuel 13 60.049

30 Edward JohnStone 13 86.354

13 Karim Fazal 12 43.927

02 Ian Duncan 12 57.402

06 Manee Choda 12 60.212

63 Priten Patel 12 60.930

20 Arbi Mussani 12 74.249

18 Teresa Sapieha 12 86.910

11 Ravi Patel 11 50.400

44 Adil Khawaja 11 55.532

12 Jonathan Jackson 11 57.383

01 James Kelmanson 10 33.573

51 Wayne Barratt 10 44.590

54 Jurgen Nielsen 10 46.341

23 Peter Kinyua 10 55.676

28 Torben Rune 10 64.397

16 Dipak Halai 10 67.065

10 Team USA 9 61.526

35 Mark Tilbury 9 74.498

45 Phil Tilley 8 28.816

24 Jaspal Matharu 8 31.823

40 Vishal Shah 8 41.826

31 Jacques Nell 8 42.559

15 Rudolf CZiki 8 70.241

29 Lars Svensson 7 21.404

03 Gurmeet Mehta 7 40.742

61 Ekya Shah 7 42.560

55 James Dodson 7 70.611

17 Tanya Church 6 17.196

41 Amit Sharma 6 26.198

04 Andy Hill 6 28.872

46 David Percival 6 37.480

59 Nish Lakhani 5 15.414

62 Stanley Kinyanjui 5 15.908

25 Michael Ogwapit 4 7.875

26 Asit Patel 4 12.329

14 Peter Castle 4 12.760

27 Preeyesh shah 4 13.523

50 Mike Kirkland 4 15.722

47 Richard Keeley 4 16.050

43 Steve Mwagiru 3 5.065

42 Mcrae/Carr Hartley 2 1.331

36 Adrian Wilcox 2 2.39

60 Rowena White 2 4.290

57 Dhruv Shah 2 6.251

56 Harveet Obhrai 2 10.777

1st Overall - Duncan Mitchell Perpetual Trophy: Braeburn Seven Squared/Terry Childs/Patrick Garner/ Anthony Childs/Brendan Hill/Robbie Calder/Barny T Johnson Car No. 492nd Overall: Mark Glen/Bryn Llewelyn/Piers Daykin/Johnny Harris/ Steve Outram/Gerard Beaton Car No. 483rd Overall: McKittrick/Knight/McKittrick/Jessop/Bovard/Hutchinson Car No. 5Victor Ludorum - Land Rover Trophy: McKittrick/Knight/McKittrick/Jessop/Bovard/Hutchinson Car No. 51st in Class U: Girls in pearls Teresa Sapieha/Maryjka Beckmann/Sally Tilbury/J Erskine Car No. 181st in Class M: Braeburn Seven Squared Terry Childs/Patrick Garner/Anthony Childs/ Brendan Hill/Robbie Calder/Barny T Johnson Car No. 28Coupe Des Dames - Tim Nicklin Perpetual Trophy: Bush babes/P Somen/C Szlapak/C Coulson/ S Kontos/M Seagon Car No. 19Spirit of the Charge - Rob Combes Trophy: KTM Cruisers/I Duncan/D Page-Morris/S Plumbe/ A Kinyanjui/Kailesh Chouhan Car No. 2Tim Samuels Gauntlet Challenge: Team Garmin P Bonde-Nielsen/N Hodgson/O Cohen/ M Muturi/R Muneeni/S Matthews Car No. 64Tiger Line 1 - Njia ya Ndume Award: Gray Cullen/Anna Kaminski/Guy Western/ Smiling Shenzies: Quentin Savage/Tony Binks/P Zibarras Car No. 22Tiger Line 2 - Njia ya Ndume Award: R Keeley/D Bosse/A Bush/R Leach/R Stanley Car No. 47 Kamran Fazal Memorial Trophy: Ashish Bhatti Car No. 7The Kijabe Award: J Manuel/B Barbour/L Carnelley/J Borman/T Taylor/N Njung’e Car No. 8Properly shafted Award: Team Twenty Eight/Torben Rune/E Rune/James Davies/ Barry Tatton/Jason Holley/Lianne Holley Car No. 28Ken Kuhle Memorial Trophy: Hon. Charles Njonjo

OUR TEAM SPIRITWe would like to express our sincerest appreciation to all those who made it possible to stage the event.

RHINO CHARGE COMMITTEE: Anton Levitan (Chairman RC Committee & Clerk of Course), Simon Welland (RC Committee/Press Liaison Officer), Colin Church (Chairman RA Management Committee), David Lowe (RC Committee/Assistant Clerk of Course), Brian Haworth (Event Management), Pierre Parsons (RC Committee/Chief Scrutineer), Tarsem Sembhi (RC Committee/Logistics Co-ordinator), Philip Hechle (RC Committee/HQ Manager), Gran Calder (RC Committee/Logistics Manager/Event Security), Charlie Hewitt-Stubbs (RC Committee/Search & Rescue), Michael Hughes (RC Committee/GPS Results/Results Monitoring), Clare Hewitt-Stubbs (RC Committee/Radio Comms/Guard Post Liaison Officer), Max Meinzingen (RC Committee/Camp Commandant/Competitor Information) Valerie Gunputrav (Secretary RC Committee/Administrator).

SPECIAL ASSISTANCE FROM: KK Security, PEPCO Kenya Ltd, River Cross Tracking Ltd, Kenya Wildlife Service, Tarpo Industries, Boskovic Air Charters, ALS Helicopters.

LAND OWNERS: Il Ngwesi.

EVENT OFFICIALS: Rainie Samuels, Andy Russell, Dave Green, John Porter, Geoff Nightingale, Julian Cordingley, Nick Trench, Mandeep Rajbans, Gran and Rosemary Calder, Andrew and Sally Challoner, Gavin Bennett, Andy Townsend, Geoff Dagger, Sarah Higgins, Kim Bhari, Sue Haworth, Rolf Davey, Trish Combes, George Gunputrav, Dr. Pramod Shah, Kate Mwangi, Eric Kihiu, Kari Mutu, Adam Mwangi, Lucy Kibue, Jo and Jan Mills, Jaun Mioch, Ross Field, Brian Williams, Sue Allan, Adrian Naughten, Kat Combes, Rowland Minns, Henry Wainwright, Louise Labuschagne, Lu Wedd, Brian Barton, Chris Fryer, Tony & Susie Church, Devina Seipp, Christian Lambrechts, Patrick Fox.

SCRUTINEERS: Charlie Hewitt-Stubbs, Pierre Parsons, Brian Nicol.

RADIO/RESULTS TEAM: Michael Hughes, Philip Hechle, Brian and Penny Nicol, Simon and Lucy Welland, Diccon, Kim Bhari, Gill Llewellyn, Clare Hewitt-Stubbs.

RAFFLE COMMITTEE: Jenny Davey, Belinda Levitan, Henrietta Remnant, Kate Mwangi, Valerie Gunputrav, Devina Seipp.

AIRCRAFT PILOTS: Fanie Kruger, Bruce Field, Rob Collinge, Col (Rtd) Paul Denge, Andrew Allan.

PRESS TEAM: Simon Welland, (RC Committee/Press Liaison Officer), John Thuo, Kire Godal.

GUARD POST & SERVICE SPONSORS: Karen Vineyard Church, Hardi Kenya, Satao Camp, Brookhouse School, Kenya Wildlife Service, Copy Cat, Craftsman Professional, Greensteds International School, Pies-2-Go, Highlands Mineral Water, Brian Bradshaw, Total Kenya Ltd, AON Minet, BINS Nairobi Ltd., Betting Control & Licensing Board, Tarpo Ltd, Triad Architects, Michael Jones Software, Gallagher Power Fence Systems, Chloride Exide, Z Boskovic Air Charters, Church Orr, Rob’s Magic, Kenya Motor Sports, Nigel Archer Safaris, River Cross Tracking Ltd, Sintronics, Express Automation, Kenya Fire Appliances, Maisha Flour Mills, Pelican Signs, Kenya Airways, Capital FM, Adscreen Print, KK Lodgit, Slater & Whittaker, Heineken, Innscor, Cruise East Africa, Braeburn School, Good Year, Garmin, Vita Foam.

EVENTS AWARDS

L-R: Tim Jessop, Jon Bovard, Bruce Knight, Nick Hutchinson, Alan Mckittrick and Graham Mckittrick receive the Victor Ludorum Award fromHon. Charles Njonjo for the highest funds raised in 2012.

ladies’ Car 17 (Team Rhino Rouge) of Tanya Church raised Kshs. 2,766,036 to be the first of three all ladies’ teams in the 2012 millionaires’ club.

The other millionaire ladies’ teams were Car 18 (Teresa Sapieha/Pinks in Pearls) and Car 19 (Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos - Team Bush Babes), who also earned the Coup Des Dames Award. The mil-

lionaire’s club also welcomed first time entrants – Richard Keeley/Car 47 (Kshs.1.41m) and Jamie

Manuel/Brandon Barbour/Car 8 (Kshs. 1.14m). Another team that cracked the millionaire ceiling this year is Philip

Holi/Dhruv Shah/Car 57 (Ksh 1.04m).

The new conservation projects Rhino Ark has undertaken in the Mau (Eburu ecosystem) and Mt. Kenya, as well as the continuing management of the Aberdare fence will require every resource that can be mustered. The challenges in the Mau and Mt. Kenya will require doubling our fundraising efforts to ensure that these precious ecosystems are saved in good time. From the building of protective new electrified fences to finding solutions that address the unsustainable dependence on these indigenous forests, it is the tireless fund raising efforts of the Rhino Charge community that makes this work possible. Kudos to all who gave their time, effort and financial support to make this year’s Rhino Charge such a great success.

2012 witnessed a quantum leap in the membership of the Rhino Charge millionaires’ club, with an increase of six members over last year’s 25 to an incredible 31 teams that have raised over Kshs. 1 million. This amazing individual teams’ fund raising feat was mirrored in the whopping Kshs. 84.6 million record total raised in the event. The Car 5 team of Alan McKittrick, Bruce Knight, Nick Hutchinson, Tim Jessop, Jon Bovard and Graham McKittrick again maintained pole position in fund raising, bringing in Kshs. 10,192,351. This is the third straight year in which they have broken the Kshs. 10 mil-lion barrier, winning the Victor Ludorum award (for highest funds raised to distance covered) in the process. Since 2000, the team has consistently raised over Kshs. 1 million in the Rhino Charge and has been the top fundraising team for ten years running.

The Car 35 Hog Charge Team of Mark Tilbury raised Kshs. 4,737,636 to maintain second place for the second year running and achieve their high-est fund raise amount to date, bringing credit upon all the school children who raise funds for this team during the annual Hog-Charge event. In third place, Christopher Welles’ Car 10 (Team Wags) returned to the Rhino Charge after a year’s break, raising Kshs. 4,411,124 to improve on their 2010 fund raise performance. Sean Avery’s Car 38 (Team Bundufundi), regular top five fund raisers since 2007, this year achieved fourth place, raising Kshs. 3,809,160 - their highest total to date. In fifth place, the all

The challenges in the Mau and Mt. Kenya

will require doubling our fundraising efforts to ensure that these precious

ecosystems are saved in good time.

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YEAR NAME AMOUNT

2012 McKittrick/Hutchinson/Knight/

Jessop/McKittrick/Bovard 10,192,351

2012 MarkTilbury/HogChargeTeam 4,737,636

2012 ChristopherWelles/TheWags 4,411,124

2012 SeanAvery/TeamBundufundi 3,809,160

2012 TanyaChurch/TeamRhinoRouge 2,766,036

2012 JohnBowden/TeamNine 1,889,390

2012 PreeyeshShah/TeamTwentySeven 1,674,002

2012 DavidPercival/SCRUFFI 1,667,280

2012 AdhilKhawaja/”AK44” 1,510,898

2012 GurmeetMehta 1,483,000

2012 DonWhite/JamesKelmanson 1,478,100

2012 StanleyKinyanjui/MagnateChargers 1,426,901

2012 RichardKeeley 1,410,980

2012 BenWoodham/TeamThirtyNine 1,398,900

2012 MikeKirkland 1,397,560

2012 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/Daykin/Harris1,393,331

2012 Armstrong/Sapieha/PinksInPearls 1,311,000

2012 GaiCullen/TeamFargo 1,220,475

2012 IanDuncan(KtmCruisers) 1,182,600

2012 JamieManuel/BrandonBarbour 1,148,450

2012 NeilMcrae/WilliamCarr-Hartley 1,067,341

2012 GrantMowat/ProudlyNigerians 1,062,900

2012 PetraSomen/SabineKontos/BushBabes 1,059,045

2012 DipakHalai 1,043,000

2012 PhilipHoli/KnowH2OChargers 1,042,538

2012 NishLakhani/TeamRandyKruza 1,040,000

2012 AndyHill/DelUpstone/StrangeRovers 1,034,240

2012 PeterBondeNielsen/TeamGarmin 1,031,056

2012 TorbenRune/TeamTwentyEight 1,015,800

2012 PeterCastle/TheElephants 1,005,811

2012 PeterKinyua/JohnMacharia/RobertKariuki 1,005,000

2011 McKittrick/Hutchinson/Jessop/Jack/Knight/Bovard11,509,015



2011 BenWoodhams/TeamThirtyNine 3,431,473

2011 DavidBromham 2,342,700


2011 PeterKinyua/JohnMacharia&Team 1,580,750

2011 GurmeetMehta 1,578,147

2011 JamesKelmanson/DonWhite 1,574,003

2011 TeresaSapieha(Wacus) 1,465,900

2011 KitKaberry 1,452,675

2011 AdilKhawaja/NgtrtTeam 1,404,991

2011 GalCullen/TeamFargo 1,287,775

2011 DavidPercival/Possibility 1,287,000



2011 JacquesNell/TeamSouthAfrica 1,138,103

2011 RameshVishram 1,123,104

2011 GrayCullen/TheSmilingShenzies 1,117,908

2011 GrantMowat 1,101,000

2011 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/Daykin/Harris 1,085,759

2011 IanDuncan(KTMCruisers) 1,058,500


2011 PeterCastle 1,073,898

2011 RajeshMaini 1,000,536

2010 McKittrick/Trundell/Hutchinson/Jack/Jessop/Porter 10,648,121

2010 ChristopherWelles/TeamWags 4,081,279




2010 TanyaChurch/TeamRhinoRouge 2,050,539

2010 KitKarberry/RCUKVLwinner 1,505,867


2010 PetraSomen/SabineKontos/Bushbabes 1,318,277


2010 MichaelKontos/JonathanSomen 1,297,500


2010 EricGoss 1,171,800




2010 GurmeetMehta/HatariousChargers 1,082,911

2010 Backer/Kortland&TeamTanzania 1,082,500

YEAR NAME AMOUNT YEAR NAME AMOUNT

2010 TeresaSapieha/TeamWacus 1,081,000

2010 AdilKhawaja 1,055,000

2010 JamesKelmanson 1,049,618

2010 PeterKinyua/MuhohoKenyatta 1,025,100


2010 JonathanJackson/LordshipAfrica 1,000,001

2009 McKittrick/Trundell/Hutchinson 7,721,541




2009 JonnyHavelock/ChrisWelles 2,408,891

2009 TanyaChurch/TeamRouge 1,961,449


2009 PeterKinyua/RobertKariuki. 1,439,000

2009 MichaelKontosJonathanSomen 1,415,321




2009 SachinPatel 1,261,608

2009 GaiCullen&TeamFargo 1,261,561


2009 Backer/Kortland&TeamTanzania 1,143,632

2009 RameshVishram 1,108,000

2009 JamesGitauSingh/EdwardMwakio 1,064,000


2009 MikeNolan 1,038,000


2009 HarveetObhrai/Bigfoot 1,013,000

2009 TeresaSapieha/TeamWacus 1,012,216

2009 AdilKhawaja 1,006,601

2008 McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson/Jessop/Porter9,395,552

2008 Mike&SarahHiggins 4,261,390

2008 Woodhams/Sickmueller/Roes/DuToit/

Matthewman/Coates 3,536,324

2008 Avery-Sean,Patrick,Kuki/McBride/Jethwa/Brainch 3,280,993

2008 MarkTilbury&HogChargeTeam 2,962,708

2008 PeterKinyua 2,040,000

2008 MarkGlen/BrynLlewelyn 2,038,088

2008 TanyaChurch/RhinoRouge 2,010,085


2008 TeresaSapieha 1,215,000

2008 HaikoBacker/TeamTanzania 1,196,600


2008 NishLakhani/TeamRandyCruza 1,163,000

2008 MichaelKontos/JonathanSomen 1,157,001

2008 PreeyeshShah/RhinoChargeTeam27 1,089,881


2008 RaviPatel/FryingSquad 1,011,560


2007 McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson 9,275,754



2007 BenWoodhams 2,855,397

2007 SeanAvery 2,624,324


2007 RobCollinge 1,962,806

2007 PreeyeshShah 1,707,076

2007 SapiehaGirls 1,564,552

2007 WDolleman/FlyingDutchmen 1,508,370


2007 GaiCullen-Fargo 1,280,000

2007 WCarr-Hartley/NMcRae/JustinLarby 1,236,150



2007 HaikoBacker/TeamTanzania 1,100,050


2007 MarkGlen 1,038,100


2007 EdJohnstone/TeamInternational 1,000,808

2006 McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/Trundell/Pleasance 6,302,413





2006 EdwardJohnstone/TeamInternational 1,927,361



2006 SeanAvery/BunduFundi 1,616,693

2006 JacquesNell/TeamSA 1,261,100

2006 GaiCullen-Gargoteam 1,264,235

2006 WillemDolleman 1,258,472

2006 PreeyeshShah 1,245,202


2006 W&MCarr-Hartley/McRae/Larby/Francombe/Evans 1,124,400

2006 NishLakhani/TeamRandyKruzer 1,078,000

2006 JanKortland/TeamTanzania 1,067,600

2006 MichaelKontos/Somen 1,060,000

2006 MbabuMuturi 1,051,200

2005 McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/Trundell/Pleasance 7,161,209



2005 TanyaChurch 1,624,413


2005 W&MCarr-Hartley/McRae/Larby/Francombe/Evans 1,523,100

2005 Hugo-DouglasDufresne 1,354,501

2005 EdwardJohnstone 1,324,953

2005 SeanAvery 1,277,340

2005 NishLakhani 1,153,000

2005 MarkGlen 1,111,215

2005 WillemDolleman 1,107,345


2005 MarkJefferey 1,068,452

2005 SimonHoughton 1,039,000

2005 JonathanStitchbury 1,031,910

2005 MikeDowding/Rhinovices 1,006,220

2005 AsitPatel 1,002,000

2005 JanKortland/TeamTanzania 1,000,112

2004 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell/Hutchinson 3,759,213

2004 Mike/SarahHiggins 3,627,801

2004 TerryDavies/TeamRhinovices 1,598,591

2004 W.Carr-Hartley/N.McRae/JustinLarby 1,319,900

2004 W.Dolleman/FlyingDutchmen 1,253,501


2004 JonnyHavelock 1,160,657

2004 J.Stichbury/DouglasDufresne 1,112,311


2003 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell 5,295,484


2003 DebbieSha/ArkAngels 2,210,655

2003 T.Davies/Dowding/Ryburg/GromlyHarrison 1,394,333

2003 N.Cahill/R.Campion 1,187,146

2003 HOGChargeTeam 1,155,340

2003 C.Sawyer 1,114,037


2002 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs 1,325,695

2002 Dr.S.Avery&Crew 1,300,350

2002 Kahumbu/KWS/EAWLSTeam 1,038,714





2000 HogChargeTeam 1,059,031



1998 StephanoCheli&Crew 1,628,200


1997 CooperMotorCorporation 1,000,000


1996 CooperMotorCorporation 1,000,000

1996 StephanoCheli 1,429,970

1995 StephanoCheli 1,357,840

1995 SymonRobinson 2,000,020

1994 Guy&BellaBishop 1,345,028

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Millionaires Gold Award by yearFUNDRAISE HEROES -

The Aberdare Trust was launched on May 11, 2012 by the Prime Minister, Rt. Hon, Raila Odinga, at a ceremony on the Rhino Ark fence line at Bondeni, Mweiga.

The Trust is a public/private project. It will manage the Rhino Ark Aberdare Fence and play an active role towards securing the objectives of the fence.

“With the launch of The Aberdare Trust today, an endowment fund will be established to provide financial sustainability in the management of the fence. This will be a key component to ensure that the Trust will be able to achieve its objectives”, said the Prime Minister.

The Rhino Ark Aberdare Fence project has been funded for over 23 years by donations from thousands of Kenyans, mainly through the annual Rhino Charge. It has not only successfully resolved human/wildlife con-flict in the Aberdare ecosystem but has assumed a much greater role in the unfolding process of developing strong management and conserva-tion practices within the 2,000 km2 fenced Aberdare Conservation Area and wider ecosystem.

The Rhino Ark project has benefited the fence adjacent communities who in turn have provided considerable voluntary labour and other support during the construction of the fence.

An independent economic, social and environmental assessment of the Aberdare ecosystem published one year ago stated that its con-tribution in terms of goods, services and biodiversity value to the Kenyan economy is ksh 59.3 billion annually.

The Aberdare Trust will be managed by a board that will comprise representation from public and private sectors. The directors of Kenya Forest Service and Kenya Wildlife Service – the two parastatal bodies with a management mandate for the Aberdare ecosys-tem – will share policy direction together with Rhino Ark’s Chairman. The Trust’s board is empowered to elect up to two members from the fence adjacent communities as Trustees for a two-year period.

Rhino Ark has had a 23-year involvement in the Aberdares. Its prime task has been the construction of a 400 km fence that now demarcates the Aberdare Conservation Area (ACA) where only sustainable activities are sanctioned.

The fence has helped prevent forest excisions and resolved human-wild-life conflict. As a consequence farmers’ incomes have improved and land values increased by over 300%. Full crop off take is now normal whereas previously wildlife destruction was common place.

Speaking at the launch ceremony one of Rhino Ark’s founder Trustees Dr. Perez Olindo said: “As initiators of the concept of The Aberdare Trust, it is Rhino Ark’s intention to play a dynamic role as a founder member of the Trust together with the Kenya Forest Service and The Kenya Wildlife Service. The communities which live adjacent to the fence line and who helped build the fence now have a legal framework to participate in its maintenance and all governance issues pertaining to ecosystem integrity.

“We must work out an access policy for the gates together with full com-munity, KFS and KWS involvement and within the legal framework of the Forest Act.

“This is a challenging reality but one that must be discussed and a solu-tion found for those communities who for generations have existed with a forest that has not until recently been under such pressure. Alternative income benefits have to be proven and developed especially for those

PRImE mINIstER lAuNCHEs tHE AbERdARE tRust

The Rhino Ark Aberdare Fence project has been funded for over

23 years by donations from thousands of Kenyans mainly

through the annualRhino Charge

with limited resources and who have become over-dependent upon the forest for ad hoc methods of gaining income – often illegally. In the

end we will find a solution which will continue to enrich both the fence edge communities and the wider national and

international public who benefit from a much more stable Aberdares today”, said Dr. Olindo.

The Minister of Forestry and Wildlife, Hon. Dr. Noah Wekesa, was represented at the event by Hon. Nanok, Assistant Minister for Forestry and Wildlife together with the Chairman of the Kenya Forest Service, Prof

R. Musangi, the Director of KFS, David Mbugua, the Chairman of KWS, David Mwiraria, and the Director of

KWS, Dr. Julius Kipng’etich.

The Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, hands over the Aberdare Trust document to Rhino Ark Trustee, Dr. Perez Olindo. Looking on are David Mbugua, Director, KFS and Julius Kipng’etich, Director, KWS.

The Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, with George Odhiambo testing the electric fence.

The Construction of the Mt. Kenya Fence was launched on 7 September 2012 by Finance Minister, Hon. Njeru Githae, at a ceremony held at the Castle CFA Centre, near the Castle Forest Station in Kirinyaga County.

The purpose of the Mt. Kenya Fence is to bring harmony between nature and the forest adjacent communities and to protect a natural asset of critical importance that supports economic development at national and local levels.

The Fence will protect over 2500 km2 of prime forest areas and will be at least 400kms long – equal or possibly longer than the now com-pleted Aberdare fence.

Speaking during the event, the Finance Minister said: “Considering the critical importance of this project as demonstrated by the study report on the benefits of the Aberdare fence, my Ministry provided Ksh. 100 million in the 2011-2012 financial year for the fencing of Mt. Kenya and Mt. Eburu in the Mau Forests Complex. These funds have enabled the purchase of the material for building the first 50 kilometers of the fence that we are launching today.

“In addition, my Ministry has allocated Ksh. 200 million in this financial year and com-mitted the same amount in the following years to support the construction of the entire fence that will be approximately 400 kilometers long and will take five years to build”, he added.

In December 2010, Rhino Ark announced its commitment to supporting conservation of Kenya’s mountain forest ecosystems and their biodi-versity. Mount Kenya was identified as a priority ecosystem in which Rhino Ark will initially focus on.

The building of the fence is in line with Vision 2030, Kenya is develop-ment blueprint that identified the rehabilitation of the water towers, including Mt. Kenya, as a flagship project for 2012.

The fenced area will include Mt. Kenya National Park and the sur-rounding forest belt that was listed by UNESCO in 1997 as a World Heritage Site, with Mt. Kenya being internationally recognized as “one of the most impressive landscapes of Eastern Africa with its rugged glacier-clad summits, Afro-alpine moorlands and diverse forests, which illustrate outstanding ecological processes”.

The maintenance of the fence will be critical to ensuring its continued effectiveness in protecting the communities as well as the forests and the water catchments. An appropriate governance framework, similar to the Aberdare Trust, will be required to harness the goodwill and coor-dinate the support from all the stakeholders towards the maintenance and management of the fence.

“I was encouraged by the recent establishment of the Aberdare Trust which will not only provide for the maintenance of the fence, but also provide policy guidance in the management of the ecosystem. I also noted that an endowment fund will be established to provide finan-cial sustainability to ensure that the Trust will be able to achieve its objectives. My Ministry is currently considering contributing to such an endowment fund towards securing the benefits of the fence for perpetuity”, said the Minister.

Rhino Ark is pleased to report that the building of the Mt Kenya Fence commenced in August 2012 with 10 kilometres built to date. The prog-ress in building the fence has been made possible by the successful col-laboration of the partners, namely Rhino Ark, Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenya Forest Service and the fence line communities.

FINANCE mINIstER lAuNCHEs tHE mt KENyA FENCE

Finance Minister, Hon. Njeru Githae, addresses the public.

Finance Minister, Hon. Njeru Githae, plants a tree at the Castle CFA Centre.

Finance Minister, Hon. Njeru Githae, (2nd left) unveils theplaque to commemorate the launching of the Mt Kenya Fence. Looking on are Hassan Noor, Chief co-ordinator, Mau Secretariat (left) and Dr. Julius Kipng’etich, Director, KWS.

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The Fence will protect

over 2500 km2 prime forest areas and will be at least

400kms long

I feel a bit of a fraud really. There it was, on the results board for the whole of the Rhino Charge community: Terry Childs has won the Rhino Charge. Congratulations coming in from literally the whole World, past and present chargers, quite surreal really. Fraud? Well, the only reason my name is there is simply because I filled in the form (more accurately my secretary copied from the previous year’s entry). All chargers know that no individual wins this event; in fact it is a personification of a team effort, both on the day and before. In Braeburn Seven Squared’s case, if anyone should be singled out for special mention it is my son-in-law Patrick Garner, who prepared the car, drove it and raised the most sponsorship.

Those messages I mentioned tended to follow a theme; “about time too”, or “at last”, or “what took you so long?” and, I have to agree, I am running out of wall space for the plaques. At least there’s now one with ‘Winner’ inscribed on it.

My first Rhino Charge was with David McCallister – I can’t even remember the year, I was a runner, would you believe, it was that long ago. We were in a Willys Jeep and spent 5 hours trying to get out of a mud hole we had carelessly fallen into. There was nothing to winch on and in our efforts to extract the car broke two drive shafts. Grumpy Gran Calder eventually coupled three vehicles together and towed us out – humiliation!! We didn’t finish but history suggests I was bitten by a not so endangered species, the Rhino Charge bug. Since then, of the many Charges I have entered Patrick has always been the driver, with me navigating, other team members have varied.

Over the years we have always been competitive, that is if we remained able to move. Prior to this year our best positions had been 4th with a 6th, 7th and 13th. Other years we often didn’t finish. We have won the Gauntlet and a few tiger lines on odd occasions.

The car has improved year on year, Kenlow fans to stop overheating, reinforced radial arms, detachable suspension and of course the Unimog axles. Prior to that last mod, drive shafts, differentials and prop shafts seemed to be the weakest link.

One of our most interesting experiences was in 2010 – Magadi. On the very first leg, while all other sane competitors started of going around a mountain, we decided to go over it. After all that was the shortest route. The aforesaid mountain proved to be higher, steeper and more slippery than we had anticipated and when the slope became impossible, even with all four wheels difflocked (spell-check suggests that should be defrocked!), we had to winch. Unbeknown to us the whole upward exercise had proved too much for our engine mountings which had broken. This had little effect while going up.

However, on the way down, which if anything was even more precipitous (steep) than the way up, the engine, free of much holding it in place, slid forward and pushed the fan into the radiator and destroyed it. Consternation reigned! Did we give up and fly our ‘come and get me’ rescue flag. Did we hell! No indeed! We assessed the situation, inventoried our meagre resources and got to work. We sawed off the handle of the high lift jack using the file on my trusty Leatherman, we then bypassed the radiator thus giving us circulation, but no cooling. We poured all our precious drinking water into the bubbling engine and took off wondering how far we would get. We didn’t have to wonder long, we travelled about 800 metres before the hose blew off the bypass. Rescue flag?? Not a chance. The three Childs’, Anton, Chris and moi took off, GPS in hand to walk to the next guard post to get more water. To cut a long story short, we got going again and commenced to hop in 1km hops to our new primary objective, waiting for the engine to cool and refilling at each stop. Our destination: the infamous Gauntlet. The car was still quite capable over Gauntlet type distances so we decided to win that. In the event we came second – how anyone could have beaten us we will never know.

Even this year, we had our mechanical problems. The going was very hard and after one checkpoint we found our nearside radial arm was bent and the rear tyre was being cut

“WHAt tOOK yOu sO lONG?”Terry Childs of Car 49, 1st overall, tells his Charge story

Rhino Charge 2012

to pieces by the bodywork. It took about half an hour to approximately straighten it, by using a jack between the arm and the chassis. I might add at this point, this was no ordinary radial arm but a super strong and expensive one from Terrafirma, 4x4 specialists in UK. From this point on Patrick tried to be careful to stop it bending again, but to no avail. After a short while it did bend again. By this time we were behind the clock and images of glory and a revered place in the history books was fading fast. Luckily Patrick had brought an old, and not so super strong, spare arm with us. So about 45 minutes later and further behind the clock, we were back on the road (Road?!) again.

We had to make up time if we were to finish. We then came to the Hardi to XL Energy Tiger line it was only our third leg. Looking back the decision made here was probably where we won the Charge. The question was whether we were to attempt the 2.2 km straight line course or take the long ‘easy’ route. There was a furious argument amongst the team. Anton, possibly the maddest of the team and the least likely to wimp out of challenge, single handedly persuaded us to go the long way around using such phrases as, “if we go down there, we’ll never been seen again”. Eventually we deferred to his knowledge of the bush. The moaning from opposition team members increased as the kilometers mounted up, we virtually retraced our steps passing within 700m of both Satao Camp and 200m of Craftsman (where we started). We travelled nearly 15 km to complete that leg, but we did it in about 40 minutes and made up time. Apparently chargers that did go straight over that Tiger Line took over five hours for that 2.2 km. As you can imagine by this time we ‘knew’ we had no chance of winning and proceeded to do the best we could talking about top five at absolute best. Even then our mechanical problems weren’t over. On a particularly steep incline the clutch stopped working. We checked the reservoir it was full. To get the car going, Patrick started

it in gear and we were faced with the prospect of trying to crash change the gears to limp home. In the event, as unexpected as the clutch went, it came back again. We presumed the fluid had boiled and filled with bubbles. Then on our penultimate leg, we had our second puncture, having used up the spare on a previous puncture, this would have put us out of the event but for the gunge in the tyre that just about kept the rubber from the rim and enabled us to finish.

The only other major trauma of the day was, after finishing, I lost the completed official log of our visited Guard Posts. This involved driving back, with the aforementioned flat tyre to our Start/Finish point at the Craftsman guard post and looking for it – it was in the car all the time under the seat. Boy was I popular! – cost me a few beers.

That evening, after having a few beers, showering, having a few more beers, eating and yes you’ve guessed it, we went to bed with no real expectations. In the morning as we were packing up, news started to filter through that car 49 had won. We thought it must be a joke. But the rumours were persistent and were coming from various sources. So by the time the results were due, we, although still not believing, were certainly wondering. We went to HQ and waited for the results to be posted and there it was: Car 49. Braeburn Seven Squared had won.

To me the Rhino Charge is a very special event and I look forward to it as one of the few times each year that I am really challenged in an alien field of endeavour (I’ll mention another later). The planning, preparation, raising the

sponsorship, the team meetings, the briefing, what to take, the trip to the venue, the scrutineering, the receiving of the route details, the deciding upon the course, the drive to the starting guard post, the waiting for the ‘off ’. Then, of course, the Charge itself: inherently involving some danger, critical decisions, frustration, excitement and more often than not, disappointment. During all this time six people are working towards a common goal, finding ways to overcome differences of opinion and sharing the setbacks, successes and sometimes elation – it is the ultimate bonding exercise and not contrived in the way these modern management courses are, it’s real. It is not possible to prepare for everything and being able to respond to whatever one faces is paramount to success; the radiator bypass mentioned above is a good example.

At this year’s briefing at Braeburn, I said something that’s worth mentioning again: the Rhino Charge takes us to parts of our beautiful country that we would never normally see; just another factor that makes this such a wonderful event. The raison d’être of the event must not be forgotten, the raising of funds for the protection of Kenya’s Water Towers and the protection of our wildlife heritage is an endeavour for which future generations will continue to thank us.

Patrick Garner, Anthony Childs, Robbie Calder, Brendon Hill and Barney Trevelyan-Johnson - I thank you, my fellow team members of the Braeburn Seven Squared entry for the privilege of being part of the team.

On the assumption we would never win – I said I would retire when we won. I lied!!

Rhino Charge 2012

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RHINO CHARGE 2012 - CAR SPONSORS

Car 1: RANGE ROVERJames Kelmanson, Don White, Mike Diesbecq, Harry Milbank, Roddy Benjamin, Giles Kelmanson.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,478,100P.A. White, Bayer E.A. Limited, Emma Laing, Gartneriet, Stuart Cox, Finlays, Shade Net, Four Wheeler, Davis & Shirtliff, Amiran, Romik Supplies, Mike Lewis, Mr & Mrs. A. Levitan, Longonot Horticulture Fair Trade, Naivasha Horticulture Fair Limited, Real IDM, Koppert Bio Systems, De Ruiter E.A., L Sessions, Syngenta.

Car 2: KTM CRUISERIan Duncan, Des Page Morris, Steve Plumbe, David A. Kinyanjui, Kailesh Chouhan.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,182,600Heather Edwards, Carlos Edwards, Sarah Grant, Neil Outram, Skenya, Anwar Pandya, John S. Lee, P. Pleitz, A. Neilsen, K. Chege, G. Guya, P. Kinyua, M. Muturi, Agnes Mburu, Pepco Kenya Limited, Anthony Gichuru, Forbes Marshall (Milind Ketkar), Zahid Naaji, Multitrade, Spenomatic, Timwood Products, Meltex International, Lets Go Travel, Umoja Rubber, Thames Electicals, Ocean Agriculture E.A, Techard Steam & Power, Oliver Keeble, Ian Black, Chauhan Family, Spirax Sarco, Gavi Nandra, James Mburu, Anthony Macharia, Rose Kung’u, Peter Simpson, Belfast Millers, JF McCloy, Leslie Donaldson, Burhani Express Logistics Ltd., Karachiwalla (NRB) LTD., Baker Tilly Merali’s, Maisha Tools Ltd., Nipsur Hardware Ltd., Peter Kinyua, Kibos Sugar & Allied Industries, Instarect Ltd., SS Virdi (Assoc. Bitumen Ltd.), Caine/ O’Shea/ Tim Jessop, Yara E.A Ltd., Jennifer Duncan, Pipe Manufacterers, Youjaus Insurance Brokers Ltd., Phoenix Timber & Hardware Ltd., Camel Four by Four Ltd., Troughton (Jet), Kick energy, S Kelly, Mark Tilbury, Jim Heather Hayes, Bantaram Tents, Carl Tundo, Saleem Haji, Sue Williamson, C. Omondi, Daniel Letingi, Sport Motorcycles Ltd, Youngs, T. Sehmi, E. Debastian, S. pelling.

Fosters Packaging Kenya, Frank Wright Nutrition Int, Freight Forwarders (K) Ltd, G F Gorvin, Galaxy Paints & Coatings, Gallagher Power Fence Systems, Geerlofs Kenya Limited, Genesis Kenya Investment Management, Grain Bulk Handlers Ltd, Green Resource Exploration (K) Limited, Gurain Enterprises Limited, Hamwe Limited, Hardtech Industrial Supplies, Hautech Business Systems, Heema Steel, Helioakmi Solar Energy System (Greece), Hobra Manufacturing, Hybrid Poultry Farm (Z) Limited, Impulse Promotions Ltd, Integrated Ymr Partnership, Interpack Ltd, Jack Tours & Travels Ltd, Jagat Singh & Co (1996) Limited, Juncus Limited, Kaizen Insitute - Africa, Kanini Haraka Enterprises Ltd, Kaplan & Stratton Advocates, Karachiwalla, Kariki Limited, Kenchic Limited, Kenon Hardware Agencies Limited, Kep Services Limited, Kisima Farm Ltd, Kudenga Limited, Kyevaluki Services Ltd, Laborama, Laundry & Gen. Appliances Limited, Lomas & Lomas, Lomson Enterprises Ltd, Magana Holdings Limited, Maisha Tools, Malplast Industries, Mana Farm, Marfrick Electrical, Marks Enterprises Limited, Master Jaya Environmental Sdn, Matimayu Company Limited, Mcneel Millers Ltd, Meaf Consultant Limited, Metrovet (Kenya) Limited, Midwave Freighters, Morning Star (Usa), Nairobi Bottlers Limited, Nampak Limited, Nas Airport Services Slimited, Nas Plastics Limited, New Muthaiga Green Grocers, Nic Bank Limited, Nipsur Limited, Nutcracker, Ochieng, Onyango, Kibet & Ohaga Advocates, Orpower 4.Inc, Osho Chemical Industries Ltd, Oxford Export Services, Palm Motors Limited, Panorama Technical Services Limited, Papyrus Africa Limited, Petmus Agencies Limited, Pipe Manufacturers, Power Blessed (China), Power Technics Limited, Prompt Products, Protea Polymers/High Chem, Pulses & Agro Commodities, Richard Fernandes, Rift Valley Products, Riley Services Ltd, Robert Dewar, Romani Architects, Scangroup Limited, Seaboard Corporation, Seaboard Trading, Shade Net Limited, Shaklee Products, Sheffield Steel Systems Limited, Sight And Sound Computer, Silpack Industries, Sous Chef Limited, Specialised Fibreglass, Speciality Ingredients Tech Ea., Sps Pipe Limited, Steel Structures Ltd, Strategic Consultants, Tandu Alarm Systems Limited, Target Traders (K) Limited, Technology Today, Thames Electricals, The Paper House Of Kenya, Thriftec (Kenya) Limited, Toolstech, Trade House (Africa) Limited, Transec Limited, Travel Associates, Trefi East Africa Limited, Triad Architects, Trustpass Limited, Uap Insurance Company Limited, Ubbink (E.A) Limited, Uneek Freight Services Limited, Unga Limited, United Engineering Supplies, Uzuri Foods Ltd, Verino Agro Industries Limited, Victron Energy Bv (Netherlands), Wananchi Clothing, Waranna A.O. Enterprises Limited, Adams Amenya, Agnes Mulei, Andrew Fernandes, Bob Thieme, C.J. Jones & John Logan, Chiro Nyinge, Dale Wiest, Dave Dannov, Dr. Philip Kahenya, Florence Kihara, Frits & Sallly-Ann Dirks, Geoff Burrell, Greg Stough, Herman Githinji, Ian Baxter, Jim Tozer, Jonathan Philip Stewart Coulson, John Marosi, John Njenga, Joseph Muthokah, Joseph Ngoroge Ngure, Louis Nyamwaya, Martin Njunge, Melissa Willock, Michael & Christabel Mugasa, Michael Turner, Mike & Cathy Fields, Mrs. Alison Ndegwa, Muraya Muiru, Ndavi Muia, Paloma Fernandes, Patrick Kihato, Peter Packer, Philip Carolan, Robert Kariuki, Simon Glover, Steve Collins, Stockman Rozen, Thomas Mcclung, Tim Moore, Wendy Bovard.

Car 6: LAND CRUISERManee Choda, Sandev Choda, Sachin Choda, Honey Choda, Aslam Khan, Niccolo Amsellem.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Harpal Singh Choda, Crystal Ice cream Ltd, Regal Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Nawaz Meghji, Dipan Patel, Nairobi Timber Projects, Githinji & OR H.M, S.S Hotels Ltd, Turbo Hauliers Ltd, Parimal Jayantibhai Patel, Mr. Manish R. Shah, Rubinder Singh, Donwell Supplies Ltd, Lapwall Enterprises, Hitesh Kumar K. Patel, Omar Igbal Kassamdi, Oversees Export co. Ltd, Harjeet S. K.S.M Singh, Nipsur Hardware Ltd, Adra International Ltd, Gurder Singh Kenth, Sandev Singh Choda.

Car 3: RANGE ROVERGurmeet Mehta, Adnan Khalid, Jasmeet Mehta, Tom Otieno Otila, Aman Sodi, Tamim Mohamed Ali.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,483,000Selvrex Agencies, Tata Africa, Efil Enterprises, Saplod Investments, Spar Drilling, Hwansang, Freight Consultants, Athi Minerals, Athi Stores, Sparetech, Uniken, Hanse International, Velos Enterprises Ltd, Athi View Ltd, Penzi Ltd, Auto Express, Universal Tyres, Neil Shah, Satveer Sethi, Nairobi Glass & Motor House, Tamim Mohamedali, Taha Mohamedali, Essaice Mamilee, Cannon Assurance, Vimal Shah, Oil Seals & Bearings, Farm Engineering, Ol Tukai Lodge, Fidelity Bank, Advance, Nariana Enterprises, James Gavghan and Sons, Esp Ltd, Spencon, Nairobi Greenline, SS Mehta & Sons.

Car 4: RANGE ROVERAndy Hill, Del Upstone, Joel Darcke, Neil Page, Richard Waugh.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,034,240Water International Limited, Jassi Holdings, Andy Hill, Nima Shah, Savage Wilderness, Eric Njali, Kris Velspechd, Better Globe Forestry, Sentaur Insurance, B.A.T., Joseph Kiarie, J.C. Wangari, Neil David Page, Braeburn Limited, Allied Plumbers Ltd, Yogi Plumbers Ltd, Wadia Construction Company Limited, Devshibhai & Sons ltd, Synergy Furniture Systems, Robert & Pauline Williams, Tintoria Drycleaners, Animet Ltd, Abej Group Limited, Centaur Insurance Brokers, Pamico Ltd, African Horizontal Travel, Lexicon Designs Ltd, East Africa Seeds Ltd, Steel Structures Ltd, Andrew Hill, Derek Upstone, Richard Waugh, Joel Darche, Black Diamond, Lifestyle Management, Royal London 360, UK Waughs, Wayne Badura, Elspeth Waugh, Pitu Mehta, Serviscope E.A. Ltd, David Gatende, Steve Strong, K.S Kachwaha.

Car 5: RANGE ROVERAlan McKittrick, Tim Jessop, Graham McKittrick, Bruce Knight, Nick Hutchinson, Jon Bovard.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 10,192,351Associated Battery Manufacturers (E.A.) Limited, Acts Institute, Adamji Multi Supplies Ltd., Africom Data Solutions, Akili Africa Kenya, Almandine (U.K) Ltd, Amiran Kenya Limited, Antarc Office Systems Limited, Ashburton Jersey Limited, Atlasbx Co. Limited (South Korea), Ay&R, Bags & Envelope Ltd, Bedson East Africa Limited, Bio Food Products Limited, Blow Blast, Bob Dewar Publicity, Boiler Techniques Engineering Ltd, Bondet Limited, Buhler East Africa, Bullpak Limited, Bulltech Solutions, Career Connections Ltd, Cassini & Tonolo Limited - Sametract, Catch-All Enterprises, Cebit Cargo Limited, Chardust Limited, Chemical & Solvents E.A. Ltd., Chloride Exide (K) Limited, Civicon Limited, Civil Engineering Design (K) Limited, Cooper K-Brands Ltd, Coulsonharney Advocates, Countrywide Connections Ltd, Cresto Wear, D Manji & Co Limited, Danrose Kenya Ltd, Data Cente, David Kinuthia, Deloitte & Touche, Devenish Nutrition, Diba Hussein Dado, Divergys Ltd, Diversey Eastern & Central Africa Ltd., Dreamcoat Automotive, Eagle Africa Insurance Brokers, Eagle Vet Kenya Limited, East African Drillcon, East African Glassware Mart Limited, East African Packaging Industries, East-Mat Wholesalers, Eldoret Packers Ltd, Eldoville Farm Limited, Elec. Air Conti Mech Systems Ltd., Elgon Kenya Limited, Engineering Development, Ennsvalley Bakery Limited, Escarpment Supplies, Eureka Chickens Limited, Eurolivestock Products, Eurolivestock Products Ltd, Fast Step Agencies, Fastlane Freight Forwarders Ltd., First Chartered Securites, Firstcall Limited, Flamco Limited, Food Inovation,

Money Raised Ksh 84,627,119Car 7: LAND ROVERMahesh Bhatti, Pier Luiga Vigada, Robert De JongeAshish Bhatti, John Michino.Total funds Raised: Ksh 758,000Estrella Oversees Ltd, Land Distillers (K) Ltd, Nina Galot, Triba Tyre Africa, Chuma Fabricators, Agricultural Tractors, Nitro Chemicals, Nipsur Hardware, Pipe Manufacturers, Coronation Electrical, Diesel Inject, Waki, Jet Cargo, Newport, Gio Dams, Co Promotion,, Intex, Travel Shoppe Company, Anjarwalla & Khanna Office, AEGIS K. Ltd & Leopard Beach Hotel, Mahesh & Anita Bhatti.

Car 8: RANGE ROVERJamie Manuel, Brandon Barbour, Lovat Carnelly, James Boorman, Thomas Taylor, Ndung’u Njung’e.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,148,450Sue Borisson, K Neylan, Doigy, Akshar Auto Spares, Rafiki Engineering Works, Bella Eskine, Savanaa& Zak Stephenson, Rory Green, Matt Freear, Liz Carnie & Nick Ellison, Susuie Weeks, Linda Gaymer, Flash Barlow, Hugo Needham- Clark, Joff Minns, Kerry Outram, Vicky McLeoud, Duncun Stilwell, Jeremy Holley, Onkar Rai, Dominic Ozanne, Dasfield, Dr. Stan, Tracy Barbour, Kathy Robertson, Marianne OG Jorgen, Jamie Manuel.

Car 9: RANGE ROVERKieran Barnard, Willy Potgieter, Kit Kaberry, Freddie Swift, Chris Van Ballard.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,889,390Anachron Barnard, S. Ballard, Tom Okeyo,Sarah Flowers, Ken Grant, Simon Hutchinson, Dave Bennett, Simon Davies, Stephen Brooks, Bon Rich, Jeremy F., Dave May, Johnny Onslow, Patnoylan , westlink electrical & hardware ltd, Thames electricals, Agriquip agencies E.A ltd, Peerless tea services ltd, Engineering development, Shilpas trading ltd, Avery east Africa ltd, Cassini + tonolo ltd sametract, East African packaging ind. Ltd, Eagle engineering works, Western emporium (1975) ltd, sony F. Injection, City general stores ltd, Jamleck Chege, Instrumentation engineers ltd, Marshall fowler engineering, Kenneth T., Charlie Rodgers, Ray Agozzino, Kit Kaberry, Graeme Thompson, Jemme Dustoor, Jay Newton, Juliane Moldenhauer, Nicola Shaw, Sue Etheridge, Simon Haynes, Lynden Cotton, Alison Rhing – Tutt, James Kaberry, Will Cuthbert. Justin Savage, Ray Pettit, James Barnes, Simon Phillips, William Mackie, William Morris, Francis Prust, Julie Lobb, Carole Stanley, Mark Bayley, Claire Ward, Tyler LeMay, Foong- Yee Cross, Darren McGuinness, Greg Comninos, Michael Rayner, Mark Tower, Dave Pointon, George Vale, Mitwa Bavisi, Maureen Osborne, Ray Willis, Justin Jones, Paul Monnier, Edward Allett, Peter Kavanaugh, Nicky Wilden, Elizabeth Clowes, Eleanor Gill, Elizabeth Dobson, Tony Lomas, Tim West, The Girls Mccall, David Jinks, Franciska Ozog, Johannah Cox Goodsell, David Reay, David Veneti, Sally Parker, Sean Avery, John Bowden.

Car 10: RANGE ROVERChris welles, George Welles, John Moeller, Rory BurkeAndrew Lawrence, Molly Davidson.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 4,411,124The Specialised Safari Company Ltd, Suz Lehrer, The Country School, Jillian Fraker, Karin Moyer, Thorne Camp, Thad Davis, Ms. Hammy, Anonymous, Brooke Parish, Crashy, Clint, Perrin, George & Anabel Brown, The Jerome Family, Hope Welles, Sarah Hansen, Allsopp Family, Dave Ryder, Snoop, Lyman Bullard, Pete Buck, Bannon Camp- Tb, Jb, Kat, Sean, Colin, Jan, Savannah Shannon, Millie, Leslie, Elizabeth, Zana, Uncle Billy, Wayne & Lisa, Yukon Cornelius, L-Squared, Joy Michelson, General Jambo, Paul Centenary, Car 10 Champ, Curley Joe, Dede & Wiggy, The Trusteys, Ted & Margot Mehm, Officer Farva, Dave McCusker, Macaskill, The Whelan Family, Winston Hutchins, Prime Bank.

Car 17: TOYOTA LAND CRUISERTanya Church, Helle Sejer- Hansen, Louise Leakey, Julie Church, Joanne Carrol, Gemma McRae.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 2,766,036 Marc & Marnie Gaede, R.D Robert Ltd, Kerin Larby, Crowdrise, Dottie Peacock, Chris Luebkemann & Kids, Vincent & Maggie Argiro, Ulla Demmers, Marc & Marnie Gaede, John La Grou, Terri Ducay, Michael Schield, Tim Siegenbeek Van Heukelom, Jeff Kowalski & Family, Aubais Friends, Edward Norton & Shauna Robertson, Valmiki Kempadoo, Dino J. Martins, Juliana Rotich, Faysal El- Khalil, Meghan Mccarty & Kevin Drunkard, The Oppenheimers, Williamsworks, Marcia & David Smith, Dennis Pinto, Burgess Family, Douglas Johnson, Susannah Rouse, Nicki- Anne Stanley, Jeff & Julie Thompson, Carl & Mary Kruhm, Evan & Rosa Jones, Mike & Nancy Domaile, Marilyn & Jim Simons, Helen Glaenzer, Shawn & Teresa Doherty, Scott McDonald, Jennifer Riggs, Steven London, Fredric Heeren, Joyce Poole, Adele Gutman Milne, Janine Smith, David Stulb, Mary Bowman- Kruhm, Tommy Baxendale, Patrick Low, John Low, E. Drummond, Anonymous, Gail Cridland, Jacqueline Smith, Matt Bosworth, Nigel Raiment, Heather Fripp, Nicholas Meuli, Rachel Timbs, Richard Low, Simon Williams,Angela Sutton, Paul Marketos, Marina & Malcom Fraser Harris, Anne Olrik, Benjamin Meuli, David Cohen, Joanna Murray, Florian Demmer, Jullian F. Retief/ Remaldo, M. Retief, Eventbrite Inc., Venizelos, Arietta, Welles, Maud, Breck Wendy, Pagan, Glenn, Blakey, Margaret, McLanahan, Elizabeth, Burns, Hugh, John Beveridge, Linda Hopcraft, Mohammed/ Hebaatullah Bros, Stephen G. Safaris Unlimited Africa Ltd, Geogrid East Africa Ltd, I&M Bank, Dhl- Jeremy Haysom, Network For Good, Colin & Nicole Church, Thriftez Ltd, Helle Sejer- Hansen, Michiel Hoogerwerf, CAMA Trading, J.S & Co. Hardware Ltd, Hisa Ratio Ltd, General Foods (K) Ltd, Alison Auport, Loldia Ndulewe, Mini Cabs & Tours Co. Ltd, Tanya & Micky Carr- Hartley.

Car 18: LAND ROVERTeresa Sapieha, Sally Tilbury , Maryjka BeckmannJullia Erskine.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,311,000Panafrican Equipment (Kenya), Gillian Bailey Dreamcoat, Herman Ruijsenaars, Career Connections, Guy Elms, Sue Allen, Mr. & Mrs Stephano Cheli, Odile De Beaumont, Woyciech Dylewski, Marek Kobiatka, Marcin Maruta, Powel Czaykowski, Gregosz Kepski, Maryjka Beckmann, Peter Szapary, Mr & Mrs Dyer, Woyciech Wirzbieta, Deb Snell, Craig Oulton, Rene Mew, Kathleen Benhazano, Jose & Sylvie Lopez, Jane Shepherd, Sarah Higgins, Johnny C. Jo Harbour, Sibylla Martin, Joanne Dwyer, Anay Cooper, Wakeni Ndegwa, Dea Andersen, Liz Warner, Megan Macharpin, Voorsphy, Andrew & Fleur McDonnel, Jonathon Block, African Latitude, Florensis, Robin Hurt Safaris, Adeel Haq, Romik Suppies, Mary Beckmann, Teresa Sapieha, Anula Sapieha Wordzicki, Grzegosz Kepski.

Car 19: RANGE ROVERPetra Somen, Catherine Coulson , Catherine SzlapakSabine Kontos, Millie Seagon.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,059,045Emma Wilcox, Charlotte Johns, Polly Berraondo, Lynne Dhillon, Joanna Eades, Jake Francis- Jones, Zanni, Guy & Phia Stead, Patsy Brown, Tessa Crago, Catharine Faithfull, Arnold Lustman, Patricia Bedford, Josie Lyon, Chal And The Chals, Julian Walker, Rebecca Sharples, Catherine Coulson, JRM Lloyd, Muthaiga Mini Market, JLS Seagon, Helen O. Sullivan, Hellen Hurdson, Fairview Hotel Ltd, Anne & Andrew Ndegwa, Daniel & Catherine Szlapak,K- Net Flowers Ltd, Elgon Kenya Ltd, David Somen/ Jonathan Somen, Petra Somen, Bebbington R/ Panne, Dorothy Le Poer Trench, Mrs. Gorel Kristina Day- Wilson, Robert J. Malanie, David Musambi, Thomas Iten, Summit Recruitment, Brett Ian & S. Sievwright, Amiran Kenya Ltd, Jasine Doris Meintingen, Mrs. Anne Seagon, Access Kenya Ltd, Tribe Hotel Ltd, Five Forty Aviation, MFI Office Solutions, Executive Printing Works, Safari Africa Ltd, UNEECO Paper Products, Derek Steel, Millie Seagon.

Car 11: RANGE ROVER Ravi Patel, Mitesh Shah, Ashwin Gidoomal, Sachin Patel, Chets Mukherjee, John Mutinda.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 788,790Mitesh Shah, Irriko International Ltd, Rama Pamar, Ravi Pamar, Ravi Patel, Ashwin Gidoomal, Packaging Materials Ltd, Dodhia Packaging Ind. Ltd, Stonehenige Ltd, Baiju R. Kantaria, Vidyarzi Arjum, Packhard, Securex Agencies, Kens Metal, Bhauna Patel, Cyber Trace, Sagisa Process, Giro Bank, Victoria Flora, Nutrition By Soma, A- Vashdev Gidoomal, Prime Bank.

Car 12: RANGE ROVERJonathan Jackson, Kelly, David HopcraftScott Jordan, Vanessa Simons.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Karen Hills.

Car 13: LAND ROVER 110Karim fazal, Samuel Ndivo, Jens Hartman, Mark SouchThomas Iten, Amaan Ali Fazal.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 827, 794David Fobel, Danny Bouvery, Gary Haber, Anonymous, Joan English, Ed Martinez, Niall Cowan, Raeesa Fazal, Karim Fazal, Sean Garstin Motors Ltd, Yaya Towers, Orion Hotels, Noorez Khamis, Private Safaris, Ol Tukai, E.A Seafoods, Imperial Bank, Sextron Tools, Alibhai Sharif, Professional Tools, Building Control, Market Masters, David Somen, Access (K) Ltd, Elgon Kenya Ltd, Ocean Agriculture E.A Ltd.

Car 14: MERCEDES-BENZPeter Castle, Andrew Fleming, Mark Burton, Marcus Lewis, Jason Mott, Tom Younger.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,005,811Peter Castle, Alexander Mcnab, Robert & Sonia Winter, Jules Turner Wa Pemba, Alastair Smith Laia & Marc, David Garner, Nicholas Rogoff, Kate Cornish – Bowden, Nicole Balsam, Oria & India H & G.

Car 15: TOYOTA LAND CRUISERRudolf Czikl, Jan Semjank, Betawa Mwachiro, Lena StierJonas Haeggmark, Ilja Dauer.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Rudolf Czikl, Uwe Jan Semjank, Mayfair Insuranc Company Ltd, Toyota Kenya, Bayer, Phoenix Safaris, Krones, Café Tasse, Thurit Berge, U. Guertler, Petra Allmendinger, Deutsche Botschaft Nairobi, German School Nairobi, Family Stier, Christoffel Blindenmission.

Car 16: LAND ROVERDipak Halai, Lalji Patel, Mahesh Halai, Anil Kerai,Deepak R. Patel, Ravi Raghwani.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,043,000Kisumu Concrete Products, Komal Construction, Amratlal Hardware Stores, Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Jentilal Halai, Rapidkate Services, Curtains & Covers (K) Ltd, Crown Berger Kenya Ltd, Laxcon Hardware & Spares, Bash Hauliers Ltd, Galti Hauliers Ltd, Warren Concrete Ltd, Transafrica Motors Ltd, Unicorn Insurance Brokers, Mafuco Industries Ltd, Lalji Ramji Fillilng Station, Dipak Halai, Europa tools. 13

Car 20: RANGE ROVERArbi Mussani, Shamir Mussani, John Karume, Andrew Onyango, Joseph Muriuki, Daniel Salaton.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 866,000Impala Auto Spares Ltd, Crownscope Insurance Brokers Ltd, Electrical Distributors Ltd, Co- Auto Dealers Ltd, Far East Auto Spares Ltd, High Ratio Ltd, J.A Wild & M.A Wild, Vegpro (K) Ltd Head Office A.G, Kenya Airways, Global Freight Logistics.

Car 21: RANGE ROVERMichael Kontos, Jonathan Somen, Derek Steel,Jeremy Ashworth.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 809,000NIC Bank Ltd, Tribe Hotel Ltd, Cambium Networks, Zahur Printers, Typotech Imaging Systems, Adhesive Solutions Africa, The Rodwell Press Ltd, Executive Printing Works, Ltd, Elite Computers Ltd, Kenya Stationers Ltd, Sanjac Packaging Ltd, Bayer Animal Health S.A, Premier Nutrition U.K, Mike Rose, David Somen & Jonathan Somen, MFI Office Solutions, Palvi Chandaria, Piribhai Enterprises, Petra Somen, Power Controls, Pinnamed International Ltd, Coast Data, Triple Twins, Travel Affairs, Robin Okutoyi, Westcon, Addor Wire Cables, Wines Of The World, Satori, Edge Consult Ltd, Michael & Sabine Kontos.

Car 22: RANGE ROVERGray Cullen, Quentin Savage, Paul Zibarros, Anna Kaminski,Guy Western, Tony Binks.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 907,380Rhiannon Boxall, Doug Bairner, Douglas Connon, Josie Lahey, Anna Bennet, Julia Ball, Julia Butterfield, Martin Exner, Torin Traders Ltd, Gworks Investments Ltd, Champion Agencies, Beamspot Communications Ltd, Stalmar Agencies, Tabaki Freight Services Int, Bhekams Traders Ltd, Mr & Mrs Zibarras, Guy Western, Julia Binks, Ensvalley Bakery, Athi 4×4 Challenge, Gray Cullen.

Car 23: LAND CRUISERPeter Kinyua, Tommy Hellerstedt, Robert Kariuki,Moses Nyagah, John Macharia.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,005,000Peter Kinyua, Ashman Puri,Multiple Hauliers E.A Ltd, Intex Construction, Directline Assurance Co. Ltd, The River Café Ltd, Ben Mutiso, Africoff Ltd, J. Kibaki, Highlight Travel Ltd, Travelshoppe Co. Ltd, Capital Colours C. Design Ltd, Travel Associates Ltd, Lariak Landscapes Ltd, Oliver Von Kauffman, Melvin’s Teas, Peter Kinyanjui.

Patel – AMBAR, G.A Insurance Ltd, Impala Auto Spares, General Printers Ltd, OZ Properties Ltd, Ashok Kumar K. Chandarana, John Kiondo Kimemia, Kantaria Charitable Trust, PKF Kenya, Sigma Supplies Ltd, Friendship Containers, David Kagai Kibaki, Sachitkumar H. Patel, Bacherlal H/Sushila H/ D.H. Kerai, Shah Mr. Ashit Kumar, Kalpa/ Rajesh Padia, Bimal R. Kantaria, Dr. Hirani/ RH Hirani, Kaumin G. Malde, Nails & Steel Products Ltd, Vimal Patel/ Kanita Patel, Specialised Aluminium Ren. Ltd, Faith Muthoni Njagi, Shailesh/ Daxa Patel, Acropolis Insurance Brokers, John Njoroge Keige, Swati Omit Shah, ICK Insurance Brokers, Oil Seals and bearing centre ltd.

Car 28: TOYOTA DOUBLE CABTorben Rune, Jason Holley, Elizabeth Rune, Lianne Du Toit Barry Tatton, James Davies.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,015,800Kurt Von Wolff, Pinewood, Cathy T., Antonette Waugh, Liz Du Toit, Mateur Samkinpa, Evans Gaskell, Gasilell, Raffle, Bruno & Ruth Muller, Jeremy Holley, Inchape Shipping Services, Seremala Foundation, Capital Colour C. Design Ltd, Du Toit Lianne, Sat Africa, Gai & David Killoran, Emilia & Dennis, Palle Rune, Coast Anglo Butcher, Matt Clarke, Oliver (Thalana Restaurant), Torben Rune, Bench International, NIC Bank, Afrotech, Thomas Nielson, Green Park Golf & Country Lodge, James Finley, Kim Rune, Henry Dawson, Aberdare Cottages, Johannes Bouhuys, S.G Osmond, J.K Holley.

Car 29: LAND ROVERLars Svensson, Florah Svensson, Jan Nord, Darrel HardmanNiklas Huke, Jonathon Svensson.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Gurbaksh Singh, Jan Nord, Kaskazi, Lars Svensson, Darrell Hardman, Sue Eby, Claude Loiselle, Julie Silois, James Thomas, Lee Collins, Mike Speirs, Pam Tabernacle, Steve Griffin, Sami Kangas, Lydia Denny, Jacob Sorensen, Sarah Benzie, Dougal Benzie, Chris Thomas, Sam Watson, David Pontich, Florah Svensson.

Car 30: RANGE ROVEREdward Johnstone, Adam Miller, Josh Knowles, Ian Cox,Andrew Pritt, Charlie Cardoso.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 840,578Andrew Pitt, Mike Pitt, Christopher Pitt, Elain Carlin, Edward Sandry, Josephine Pitt, T.J. Bishop, Sam, Charlie, J.S & Co Hardware, SDV Transami, Coffee Mgt. Services, Café Logistiques Ltd, WEC lines (K) Ltd, Edward Johnstone.

Car 31: RANGE ROVERJacques Nell, Leon Classens, Carl Badenhorst, Simon Sharp.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 803,000SDV Transami, Treadsetters Tyres, SBC Kenya- Pepsi, Distell Winemasters, Generations Tyres, Kibos Sugar & Allied Service, Goodyear Kenya, Consol Base, Roy Hauliers.

Car 32: RANGE ROVERGrant Mowat , Yen Choi, Alexander Cherry, Daniel Onyango.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,062,900Watco, Grant Mowat, Tiffany Mowat, Safaris Unlimited Ltd.

Car 33: TOYOTA LAND CRUISER Tony Hughes, Jeremy Holley Martin Evans, Dylan Evans,Russel Hughes, Owen Evans.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Rowena White, Jeremy Holley, Torben Rune, EA Security Options, ACESEC Options Ltd, Alia Bellamy, Leboo Safaris, Jack Rock, SAT Africa, Arcdio, Biometrics Tech Ltd, SS Marketing, ORD Group Ltd, Rhino Safaris, Hardware training, J. Holley, Amiran, Platinum Credit, Kamajeet/ Mayuri, Fiona Gaskell, Garrison Gates, Hollbros Ltd, Jamleck Chege, Akshar Auto Spares, Eddie Pirrie, S.G Osmond, Que Pasa Ltd.

Car 24: TOYOTAJaspal Matharu, Raju Chagger, Keith Henri, Jatwinder Thethy,Jasraj Bharit, Biral Shah.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 781,000Techpro Systems, Pipe Manufacturers, Davinder Singh Virde, Tower Cost Consultants, Zawadi Trading Ltd, Lighting Solutions Ltd, Master Aluminium, Darshan/ Dipti, Sancom Ltd, Jas Cruisers, Agility Logistics, Premchandbhai Foundation, Plumbing systems, Basco Products, AEGIS K Ltd- Leopard Beach Hotel, Intex Construction, Murwithania Mugambi, Victor Kidiwa, Corporate Business Forms Ltd, Benfa- Fine- Car Ltd, Solaris Eco Power Ltd, Tangaza- Mobile Pay Ltd, Charandeep Singh Thethy, Blue Bell Properties Ltd, Carmax E.A Ltd, Annette J. Martyres, R.T. (East Africa) Ltd, Integral Memory PLC, Laxmanbhai Construction Ltd, Apex Steel, Intex Construction.

Car 25: RANGE ROVERMichael Ogwapit, Teeku Patel , Bijal Patel,Kevin Bender, Dougal Macdonald.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Justine Ogwapit, Louise Ngugi, Amandari Ltd, Team/ K Bender, Jo Muraya, Anand, Toral, Steph, Richard Hawkins, Nishma Shah, Kevin Bender, Rick, Diane Seibert, G.K, El Segundo, Canadian Contingent, Nashina Asaria Bacorn, Danny Chemwor, K & M, Tix, Sabhila Raja.

Car 26: RANGE ROVERAsit Patel, Uday Patel, Sanjay Gautama, Fred OmbisaBavik Soni, Rajith Fernando.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 759,000Intex Construction, Rishi R./ Leena Geholt, AEGIS/ Leopard Beach, Satyan Patel, CD & NJ Flatt, Sitima Enterprises, Suzanne Osmond/ Sorenson, Wakini Ndegwa, Sarah & Charlie Dyer, Supermed Ltd, R &/ or J.M Barnes, AV Patel, Aspaud Company, Don Smith, Alys Maherali, Davinder & Saroj Bharij, Isfamiar Sohaili, Charles Nightingale, Vicki Rose, Henry West/ Nicki Isley, Vijay Kantaria.

Car 27: NISSAN PATROLPreeyesh Shah, Neekunj Shah, Mohan Shah, Ramnik ShahParag Maradia, Amman Shah.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,674,002 Spenomatic Ltd. Universal Corporation Ltd, Alphonso Refrgeration Ent, Laxman Enterprises, J.K. Lakhamshi V. Shah, Mihir- Texplast, R.D. Shah- Prajni Shah, The Papercraft Co. Ltd, Oriental Mills Ltd, Orbit Chemicals, Rhinothon Cyclists, Simpra Engineeirng, Jatinder Singh Bamrah, Octagen Ins. Agencies Ltd, Rajesh


Car 34: RANGE ROVERRajesh Maini, Steven Honeyborne, Samir Maini,George Kuria, Alphonse Kangori.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 786,000Brothers Knitware, Polo Industries, Deepak Shah, Pritin Patel, Rudha, Top Foam, Kiran Shah, Moiz Sharafali, Rohit Doohia, Anuj Kent, Bharat Kent, Sameer Shah, Jinal Salwa, Boehringer Ingelheim, The Heron Hotel Limited, I&M Bank Limited, G.A Insurance Limited, Nivina Investments Limited, Medreich Limited, Mumias Sugar Limited, Kalson Properties Ltd, Laborex Kenya Ltd, Mimosa Pharmacy Ltd, Andy Fowarders Services Ltd, Rajesh Maini.

Car 35: RANGE ROVERMark Tilbury, Adrian Hughes, Gene Fondaumiere, Chris Eden,P.R. Hitchock, Spencer Fondaumiere.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 4,737,636Andres Nuijten, Don E. Smith, Sonal Smith, Jim Love, Peter Gerstrom, Andrew Malins, Howard Crooks, Angelica Malins, Ramci, Falid, Dolly Ryder, Karna Keats, Imogen. Hitchcock, Nicholas Cordingley, Lance Mais, Anne Duke, Chris Monahan, Meil Beckham, Nicholas Downes, Derek Oatway, Eddy Sebera, Lucas Ndolo, Kevin Monery, Jessica Colson, Gareth Crooker, Elizabeth Cable, Edward Johns, Anthony Beattie, Maria Danvers, Jude Awdry, Richard Madeley, Patrick Monahan, Emily Beer, Magdalena Hemming, Herman Ruijsenaars, Peter Ferrary, Anne Monahan, Hog Charge, Team 1- 14 Gears: Keyul Shah, Sandra Maore, Janki Shah Darshil Mistry, Team2- Tenacity Team Rock: Gitari Tirima, Naomi Nduta, Faith Muthoni, Sophie Kibe, Team 3- GP Karting Hot-Wheels: Sean Smith, Rio Smith, Ryan Bailey, Sam Horner, Team 4- Dangerous Dirt Bikes: Rayaan Anjarwalla, Maxim Lanez, Shiv Madan- Handa, Meer Damji, Team 5- Jipe Stars: Samantha Clegg-Butt, Miranda Wardley, Maureen Wanderi, Tamara Taylor, Team 6- Daywalka: Jideofo Okonkwo, Olisa Okonkwo, Morgan Nightingale, Sahil Nanda, Team 7- Tipex + 1: Banjo Davidson, Jesse Samuels, William Alabaster, Kongo Kimani, Team 8- Elemantaita: Ashley Njoroge, Aisha Mugo, Tiffany Oluoch, Maida Ali, Team 9- Pumba Riders: Rushan Manek, Marcel De Villiers, Aasil Shah Aadit Shah, Team 10- Hippy Horses: Ameila Hanegraff, Charlene Tait, Amy Phillips, Gabby Engel, Team 11- Pork Chops: Ellie Jones- Perrott, Sabrina Robley, Charlie Beak, Samantha Church, Team 12- Luminous Ladies: Georgia Boyd- Moss, Megan Ward, Sophia Christianakis, Kyla Cornway, Team 13- DDOT: Oscar Dyer, Thomas Goose, Dominic Shaw, Dominic Coulson, Team 14- Wimpy Wombats: Sasha Hewett, Homer Johnstone, Max Green, Cassia Seth- Smith, Team 15- Hedgehogs From Hell: Laura Hutchinson, Debra Stewart, Imogen Fitzjohn, Tilly Fitzjohn, Team 16- Pink Pumbas: Ella Hanegraaf, Josh Seagon, Benedict Shaw, Bradeu Barratt, Team 17- Stripy Seagulls: Ewan Page, Pascal Boallay, Batian Ashby, Dylen Ker, Team 18- The Dragons: Micah Lanez, Benjamin Wood, Caley Nevin, Parth Patel, Team 19- Wheeler Dealer: Assav Patel, Sahil Sarit Raja, Christopher Tawk, Jeremy Weru, Team 20- Kula Chuma: Declan Brunner, Toby Turner, Andre Antoine, Quinton Oberholstev, Team21- Mini Coopers: Daniella Kinyua, Carla Guinter La Spade, Louisa Akerhielm, Stacy Mbuglla, Team 22- Oliver Francombe, Myles Root, Rory Root, Thomas Cronchey, Team 23- wiggling Wildebeest: Ben Stone- Wig, Hamish Hobbes, Meagan Vilijoen, Krista Hill, Team 24- The Hairy Moving Hogs: Izzy Stitchbury, Lily Carroll, Gaby Fernandes, Gemma Mauntlett, Team 25- Hoggy Doggies: Hannah Vilijoen, Shaylaan Savani, Seb Width, Kara Beresford, Team 26- Gruntlets: Annie Lord, Kira Evans, Millie Tozer, Sascha Taylor, Team 27- The Furious Four: Meagan Griffiths, Kiara Jones, Charlie Cottar, Penny Gaul, Team 28- Kiss My Dust: Kieran Hill, Lloyd Destro, Daisy Bartlett, Oriole Vilijoen, Team 29- Mud Trees: Thomas Bagot, Robert Brown, Emma Carter, Cameron Bowden, Team 30- Night Stalkers: Louise Roumeguese, Pablo Samoilys, Oliver Lloyd, Bjorn Baker, Team 31- Lazy Lemurs: Annabel Shaw, Kiara Munn, Jamey Louis, Billy Douglas- Hamilton, Team 32- The Claws: Aryan Shah, Kabir Suri, Tiger Van Vheit, Allan Rotich, Team 33- Blancz: Tariro Motsis, Terry Kinyua, Larissa Ngara, Wendy Otundo, Team 34- Tenacity: Terese Mhaiki, Elizabeth Kibe, Silole Keen, Tyler Ayah, Team 35- Nameless Riders: Jacob Smith, Samuel Somers, Grace Maina, Mathenge Mwangoji, Team 36- Thwack: Medi Mwangi, Angela Wasike, Nancy Wachinga, Vanessa Gachanja, Team 37- Tusker: Halima Hussein, Anoushka Towler, Sohaila Ahmed, Staicy Wairimu, Team 38- Purple Haze: Stephanie Kibet, Youssef Elmougy, Claude Ouma, Nyarondo Motsi, Team 39- Originality: Kulthlim Mohammed, Michelle Muturi, Eric Hallard, Toby Scott, Team 40- Cheetahs: Natasha Mtulili, Tracy Wanjagi, Ali Seif Mohammed, Sheila Okisa, Team 41- Acasecia 3000: Prins Leshore, Timothy Kamau, Abdulrhman Omboke, Charise Nzomo, Team 42- Vodka Vipers: Ian Mongare, Jay Acharya, Owen Kipkoech Sigey, Saruni Lolokuro, Team 43- Cool Cousins: Xander Nuijten, Benedict Coulson, Mairi Nuijten, Hannah Wood, Team 44- Psychopathic Cyclists: Paul McLellen, Toby Diog, Jason Angelidies, Baraka Schweiler, Team 45- Speedy Spiders: Molly Clark, Joshua Roulston, Menno Bouman, Manuela Mirembe, Team 46- Bashful Babes: Kora Haigh, Ceci Cooke, Ella Carr-Hartley, Toyah Mowat, Team 47- Cocky Cockroaches: Paul Gathecha Muhoho, Sam Bakka Kiberu, Matipa Mawungandza, Team 48- Bouncing Beetles: Maira Page, Kimali Ashby, Julia Haywood, Cody Cox, Team 49- Rude Racoons: Eve Hartley, Rider Hartley, Tom Myatt- Taylor, Brian Ngugi, Team 50- Ferocious Fire Breathers: Mwai Mmbijjewe, Sky Pinto, Corin Seenan, Gianluca Albano- Desilva, Team 51- The Teddies!: Safi Hannan Parker, Esha Galaiya, Daisy Stephenson, Thea Chawask, Team 52- Mad Hogs: Dhuruval Hirani, Ruhan Shah, Neevan Virdee, Farhan Janmohamed, Team 53- Burning Bike’s Reborn: Cameron Edward Feist, Kylian Molenaar, Prial Shah Ben Finch, Team 54- Riding Rebels: Neer Raikundalia, Sameer Kapoon, Rotuk Rahedi, Seman Patel, Team 55- Royal Riders: Munene M’mbijjewe, Dilan Thakkar, Arjun Popat, Erik Rame, Team 56- 911-You Need It: Michelle Nyaribari, Natasha Omayo, Kavisa Katiku, Kimberley Kigen, Team 57- Security Smurfs: Sahil Sodha, Omwake Arungah, Samson Byakiba, Ethan Murenga Kiama, Team 58- Smurf Maniacs: Samuel Njoroge, Jeremy Kimutho, Kigen Koitaba, Nathan Kemei Kiplagat, Team

Khush Sethia, Shuph Sethia, Team 108- Rough Conquerors: Grace Kahiri, Isabel Gathoni, Harsh Shah, James Gitonga, Team 109- Hell Riders: Ayub Orlooh, Neer Goshrani, Shyam Shah, Dheer Karia, Team 110- Nanyuki Monsters: Kunal Patel, Kush Patel, Edward Cunningham, Shneha Patel, Team 111- Zaney But Brainy: Atonia Ndegwa, Elizabeth Green, Ngoneh Jobarteh, Zara Vorley, Team 112- Striking Vemon: Benji Mclean, Zedan Bifani, Davies Kandie, Sibi Nyaoga, Team 113- Smelly Socks: Arnan Shah, Kieran Darungton, Casesar Anyanga, Adam Macharia, Team 114- The Horrid Hogs: Mark Heath, Shaniel Lharia, Taiga Nakamura, Rudolf Stam, Team 115- 480.Com: Nixsha Shah, Shiho Nakamura, Sneha Galaiya, Sanya Deen, Team 116- Mud Hoppers: Riz Deen, Jai Shah, Dilan Shah, Raju, Team 117- Apes With No Brakes: Arella Szalpak, Edward Roest, Philip Ndegwa, Stuart Gitau, Team 118- Crazy Four: Rushab Shah, Mikhil Shah, Dhruvit Shah, Himanish Shah, Team 119- Fabulous Four: Adeyvah Virjee, Lisa Fiona, Jeannie Rose Knocker, Antonia Achieng, Team 120- Hog Rover: Ade Oluoch- Olunya, Jomo Kenyatta, James Karanja, Raymond Muchiri, Team 121- The Hog Hedgers: Talia Somen, Makena Nesbitt, Elena Kontos, William Hechle, Team 123- ?24/7: Annamaria Hansen, Grace Tombleson, Karizama Gadhia, Mclean Wilson, Team124- Dirty Releigh Riders: Shay Haria, Kinyanjui Gitau, Fawaz Mohamed, Jawad Mohamed, Team 125- Bone Shattering Bikers: Eliza Dickinson, Arshi Shah, Zoe Pattison, Cidalia Lewis- Lettington, Team126- Slobber Dogs: Allister Diniz, William Miller, George Kyrizi, TJ Haller, Team 127- The Destructor Hogs: Achieng Owino, Katrina Ohaga, Maya Nyachae, Melat Kanja, Team 128- Lion: Mbalib Adan, Stanley Kuria, John Njoroge, Dominic Kamau, Team 129- Cheetah: Mary Mwelu, Agness Kaveke, Mary Njoki, Gladys Njoki, Team 130- The MacDonalds: Alex Mannhardt, Harry Chavasse, Jason Kariuki, Murim Kanyogo, Team 131- Slow riders: Charlie Troulan, Edward Mannhardt, Joss Wardley, Jochim, Team 133- Warthog Warriors: Khadia Tyak, Jihanara Dossa, Panafrican Equipment, Jane Hitchcock, Sallie Tilbury, Chris Eden, Anita Eden, Adrian Hughes, Marika Beckman, Sametract, David Marshall, Kenchic Ltd, Chris Angell, E.A Gala NS Ltd, Chris Taylor, Guy Elms, Mark Tilbury.

59- Anonymous Attorneys: Tunde Muriuki, Aman Degon, Adrian Maina, Team 60- Silver Mud Crushers: Georgia Fernandes, Isha Patel, Waruguru Karathi, Vendela Langbjenne, Team 61- Mud Pies: Mia Poggi, Shannon Reynolds, Rebecca Snow, Naomi Snow, Team 62- The Fierce Flaming Phoenix: Alana Mann, Tasha Mann, Mongina Osoro, Kiaran Siambi, Team 63- Cheetah Champions: Akshee Hirani, Shivangi Krishna, Diya Shah, Sharleen Kirubi, Team 64- Junior Riders: Dylan Kukadia, Zisha Bid, Bhavi Shah, Jineel Shah, Team 65- The Meteorites: Matthew Murphy, Jean Sat, Steven Mangi Maina, Anthony Kitonga, Team 66- The Geckos: Carl Mungai, Brian Omondi, Wachira Manyeki, Khushi Bid, Team 67- Smoking Monkeys: Kyle Forster, Hector Hewett, Cedric Hoskyns- Abrahall, Thomas Farren, Team 68- Multi Coloured Hyenas: Imara Silvester, Saskia Bonham, Deorgia Jones- Perrot, Hayley Clarke, Team 69- Moody Monsters: Jay Stanley, Paige Myatt- Taylor, Natalie Sheperd, Team 70- Dangerous: Ashley Kairu, Tara Sheperd, Isobelle Page, Maya Cunnington, Team 71- Spare Ribs: Toby Ker, Jamie Ker Caspar Milbank, Lucy Milbank, Team 72- Multicoloured Monsters: Elli Cooke, India Dyer, Katie Haywood, Team 73- PH Sports Gap: Oscar Kanbona, Bernard Ochuna, Peter Muturi, Rob Harte, Team 74- Halogens: Vishnu Patel, Priyan Patel, Savan Malde, Kush Shah, Team 75- 10 Seconds Bikers: Niheer Shah, Anuj Parmar, Chirag Patel, Sam Mureithi, Team 76- Swine Flu Cyclists: Ngugi Ngugai, Dylan Boyle, Murqtadir Nimji, Tamredi Korsak, Team 77- The Percy Pigs: Hamish Green, Jack Pockley, Debasien Magyar- Shenk, Team 78- Dirt Monsters: Shabaz Anwar, Saahil Sheikh, Ahamed Akram, Mohammed Mudasar, Team 79- Devil Bro Riders: Shanil Shah, Sahil Shah, Harman Heer, Aadit Sanghrajka, Team 80- Bare Bottomed Baboons: Emma Hechle, Cara Diniz, Holly Troulan Clare Simpkin, Team 82- Smoking Hotdogs: Julian Muhoho, Joey Lord, Tom Stone- Wig, Imara- Bella Thorpe, Team 83- Mud Monkeys: Caitlin Stanley, Coral Hays, Kyela Brennan, Natasha Tisminieszky, Team 84- Fat Boyz: Rahil Patel, Kai Van Flee, Cameron Duncan- Lyon, Karan Chadha, Team 85- The Messy Warthogs: John Staley, Jared Staley, Callum Hays, Alec Spendlove, Team 86- Punk Pigs: Tamara Jack, Acacia Bell, Tendo Karago, Marcus Width, Team 87- Barbaric Boars: William

Tozer, Ethan Harney, Jack Stanley, Arthur Henett, Team 88- Super 4: Ebeneza Nwogu, Sanam Shah, Jasraj S. Bansal, Maleeha Ali, Team 89- Black Birds: Simran Dodhia, Claire Adamson, Peter Naituli, Ray Kariuki, Team 90- Nakuru Monkeys: Sajan Thaker, Kishan Kondola, Engerie Maini, Stephen Kariuki, Team 91- Speeding Rivals: Josiah Tocco, Edward Wandera, Sammy Nyakiamu, Elvis Mokaya, Team 92- Wild Hoggers: Neal Shas, Sean Reynolds, Oliver Wilson, Mwalimu Osoro, Team 93- The Wild Kayoties: Atri Jasani, Gaurav Meridatta, Kavana Kasyima Adiki Mallowah, Team 94- Chipolatos On Wheels: Christian Ringler, Ben Wedd, Oliver Rudd, Hamish Morton , Team 95- The Swaggers: Gisa Turnbridge, Sam Vincent, Anyolo Makatiani, Ben Steiner, Team 96- The Losers: David Soi, Phillip Nsubuga, Victor Kigen, Koronei Ruto, Team 97- Travelling Ciircus And Staff: Muhunnyo Maina, Basim Sulaiman, Siriman Thomas, Ophelia Byrne, Team98- Plan B: Charan Bhamra, Phillip Amanya, Vikaash Dhokia, Nishel Doshi, Team 99- Odd Future: Peter Anyang’ Nyongo, Henry Kajura, Alexander Mrema, Kasajjabyakika, Team 100- The Four Musketeers: Neil Green, Alanna Tibbs, Mya Tibbs, Rahi Vadgama, Team 101- Sky- Go: Samuel Ndungu, Francis Mwangi, David Wambua, Stanley Gacheru, Team 102- Shakayala:James Maina, Michael Wanyoike, Peter Makau, Alex Ngugi, Team 103- Red Eagles: Haron Dubai, Jonah Kairu, Titus Riara, Ishmael Ngaruiya, Team 104- Speedy Snow Leopards: Shania Van Sandijk, Moses Murito, Derk Njau, Ken Wangwe, Team 105- Kick Ass: Emily Stone- Ligg, Maddie Hobbs, Oliver Muhoho, Tayla Herd, Team 106- Racing Gods: Rachin Patel, Mburu Storey, Bedal Patel, Ifenya Huysman, Team 107- Greenie Riders: Zacharia De Blasio, Denzel Malikinyioze

Car 36: TOYOTA LAND CRUISERAdrian Wilcox, Andrew Gay, Christopher Stewart, Tim Wilcox,Shaun Marks, Jonathon Somers.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 844,535Aberdare Aviation, David Seagon, Tim Vaulkhard, Sophie Wilcox, Katherine Jayasekera, Mark Rimer, Dave Wilcox, Tom & Emma Morton, Phoenix Aviation Ltd, James Priestman Pippa Dalton, Tim Holmes, Tarek Keshavjee, Emma Wilcox, Sarah & Phil, James Willoughby, John Gay, Danny Sullivan, Tara, Marina Stewart, Emma Pearson, Kieran Vye, Rob Fox, James Pennefather, William Keating, Lawrence Smith, Toby Clouston, David Miller, Adrian Wilcox.

Car 37: MERCEDES-BENZ UNIMOGJohn Kanyali, Anton Kimaiyia, Joe Kimani, Oscar Koitaba,Willy Kimani, Francis Mwanzia. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 758,000John Kanyali, Chase Bank, National Bank Of Kenya, Mpuru Apari, Mwareri Njami, Base Titanium, Kanyali & Co. Contractors, Joe Kimani, Koitaba/ OJ/ RK, KTB, Peter Kanyali, Catherine Resian.

Money Raised Ksh 84,627,119

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Car 38: LAND ROVERSean Avery, Harry Brainch, Kieran Avery, Patrick AveryKuki Avery, Kieran Jethwa.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 3,809,160Westward Trading K. Ltd, Imperial Bank, Georgina De Souza, Blom, Rory McBride, Patrick Avery, Kuki Avery, Richard Thimbleby, Kieran Avery, Sam & Gillian McBride, Molly Calam, Andrew Noble, Rosie & Daniel Blandy, Lynette Von Kaufmann, Phillip Whitely, Jon Dallimore, Charlie McCall, Mathew Conneally, David Coulson, Faffie Reijntjes, Mike Woodward, Jay Simpson, Tim Robinson, Toby Boone, Jane Chalmers, Ben Anderson, Robert Mackenzie, Nick & Norah Ashford- Hodges, Madeleine Tarrant, David M. Harper, Emma Tebbs, Keith Scholey, Brian Shorter, Linda Stephens, David Turton, Sophie & Louise, Mathew & Alice Owen, Thomas Ballatore, Anne Kent Taylor, Jennie Rootes, Mo Albric, Pene Du Vivier, Suzanne Mead, Nigel Pavitt, Mark Wood, Tessa Willis, De Boers, Sam Mbugua, Anthony Gross, Harry Brainch, Debbie Wardley, Rupert Watson, Edward Mureithi, Jesse Moore, Mauead Cahill, Pauline Voughan, Chad Larson, Anne Obwa, Kiran Jethwa, Dan, ASP Co. Ltd, Ian Rowe, British American Insurance, Nigel & Penny S-L, East African Drillcon, Brainches, Mangat Patel, Graeme Watson, Shriley Cosgrave, Laura Hamilton- Grey, Robin Deacon, Marta Perazzo, Keith Scholey, Gary Hopcraft, Kay Scarlet, Monique Knight, Andrew Harvie- Clark, Ben Anderson, Sue Stuart – Smith, Quincy Russel, Padraic Delaney, Poly, Christopher Wilding, Hugh Fogarty, Tim Jackson, Michael Tarrant, Nicola Andreasen , Ghauis, Charlie Fraser, Philip Coulson, George Zibaras, Drilling & Prospecting, Wettech E.A. Ltd, Everard Management, Hilary Atkins, Kit Townsend, Lod Dames, Loldia, AFEW, Heritage Insurance, Jan V. Sue & Colin Ball, Cunningham Lindsey, Spencon, Civicon, Andrew & Jan Gregory, Paul Karekezi, Brian Foy.

Car 39: LAND ROVERBen Woodhams, Mike Du Toit, Richard Coate, Bernard Mathewman, Dirk Sickmueller, Bill Cherry.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,398,900Weekly Cleaners, Burhani Engineers,Samkin Logistics, Kaplan & Stratton, DTB Bank, Procleanservice, Sameer, Kenya Promotions, Brunswick Freight, Kwa Waiaia, Kofinaf Ltd, Merchant Technical, Cdorman, Coffee Management Services, Brazafric, Malek Mroueh, Alison Beazley, Tony Henchie, Eagle Africa Insurance Brokers, NIC Bank, Simon Hutchinson, James Finlay, E.A Packaging, Mimosa Court, Generator Petroleum Nairobi Java House, Travel Associates Ltd, CFC Stanbic Financial Services Ltd, East Africa Insurance Brokers Ltd, Michael Louis & Anja Du Toit, Athi River Mining Ltd, Stanbic Investment Management Services, Jonathan S. Philip Coulson, First Chartered Securities, ESBC Ltd, Knight Frank, Delta Corp East Africa, Securex Agencies, May G.R, Peerless Tea Services, Heritage Insurance, Gold Crown Beverages, Scan Group Ltd, Richard Tindle Harney, Venus Tea Brokers, Metro Cleaners & Renovators, Mentor Management Ltd.

Car 40: LAND ROVER DISCOVERYVishal Shah, Ajay K.Shah, Arjun Patel, Harshit PatelHartaj Bains, Hillary Sambaya.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 756,554Big Foot (Assorted), Tile And Carpet, Sun Africa Hotels, Merit Africa, Saawan Shah (Continental), Pipe Manufacturers, Unifilters, Metro Motor, Tausi, Agricultural Tractor Spares, Bid Securities, Hartaj Singh Bains.

Chartered Securities Ltd, Mini Bakeries (NBI), RSM Ashvir, Begbies Traynor (East Africa), Adil Khawaja.

Car 45: RANGE ROVERPhil Tilley, Stevie Tankard, Jez Simms, Scott Bulloch,Tony Simons, Alex Simons.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 819,425Game ranching ltd, D. Stanley, S. Brucker, Tim C., A.N. Bulloch, Ensvalley Bakery, Athi 4×4 Challenge, Phil Tilley.

Car 46: RANGE ROVERDavid Percival, Gary Davidson, Maina Mbiria, Josephat,Sachin Patel, Loren Bosch.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,667,280David Percival, Jamii Telecommunication, Doshi Enterprises, Virju Rach, Kunaal Rach, Seems, Tapiwa Steamer, Andrew Marsh, Stephen Amoah, Jody Geyer, Stuart Houston, Daniel Marshall, Ryan Jackson, Nabeel Siddiqui, Tristram Sheehan, Andrew Holliman, John Yakas, Brian Ashford- Russel, Nick Evans, Craig Mercer, George Holyoake, Ivan Mytnik- Gonta, George Barrow, Samir Ayub, Wendy Zhang, Rob Gurner, Sameer Business Park, Taylor Winch Ltd,Access Kenya Ltd, Trerise Auto Spares Ltd, Bestline General Store, Sadolins Paints E.A Ltd, Uganda Electricals Kenya Ltd, Nipsur Hardware Ltd, Selleys Trading Ltd, Gantara Salim Abdul, Aulity Equipment Ltd, Galaxy Paints & Coatings Ltd, Kenya Vehicle Manufacturers.

Car 47: LAND ROVERRichard Keeley, David Bosse, Al Bush,Richard Leach, Richard Stanley.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,410,980Dave Dannov, Amy Newton, Keith, Malcolm Keeley, Chris, Lisa, Matthew, Steve, Peter & Robyn Purcell, Pip Whitehead, Nick Gent, Peter Jenkins, Klaus Langer, James, Nicola & Gordon, Noel & Marion Farrell, Emma Youngs, Tony Linter, Mike Carr, Brian Mac Auley, Josh Stanley, Yosh Reily, George Allison, Stanley Millar, Allan Meldrum, Anna Learoyd, Lucy Bevan, Nyree Brown, Ean Craigie,

Car 41: RANGE ROVERNishit Mediratta Ranjeev Kimatrai, Timothy ManyuiraEric Govani, Amit Sharma, Vishal Khagram.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 758,000Ranjeev Kimatrai, Kodiak Logistics Ltd, Logix Distribution, Hanish/ Auni Chandaria, Athi River Mining Ltd, Corrugated Sheets Ltd, Multiple Hauliers E.A Ltd, Mburu J. Muhoho, S. Chandaria, Payal P. Radia, Wanida/ Nawaz Patwa, Nishit & Rakhee Mediratta.

Car 42: LAND ROVERNeil McRae , William Carr- Hartley, David FrancombeShaun Miller, Peter Francombe, Mike Carr-Hartley.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,067,341Amiran, Lachlan, Elgon Chemicals, Hygrotech, Wuerth, Auto Express, Kingsway, High Ratio, Robert Iger, Judith Harris, Bayer CropScience, Ramani Geosystems Ltd, Colin & Nicole Church, Twiga Chemical Industries Ltd, Sushma N/Jaya A. Shah, S. Shah & Co., Elgon Kenya Ltd, Kisimi Farm Ltd, Peter Francombe, William Carr-Hartley.

Car 43: TOYOTA LAND CRUISERSteve Mwagiru, Alex Same, Frederick Odhiambo, Alex JumaAbdulraitman Sendso, Francis Gitonga.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 756,000AAR Health Services, Agrichem Ltd, Amiran Ltd, BASF Ltd, Biomedical Ltd, BrazAfric Ltd, Chase Bank, Cimbria Ltd, Coffee Board Of Kenya, Coffee Development Fund, Coffee Research Foundation, Elgon Chemicals, Equatorial Commercial Bank, Everris Ltd, FMD East Africa, Green Life, Hardi Ltd, Jos Hansen Ltd, Juanco Ltd, Kenya Cooperative Coffee Exporters Ltd, Kimathi Institute Of Technology, KK Guards, Kofinaf Co Ltd, Devji Meghji Ltd, Marshal Fowler, MEA Ltd, Msumbi Coffee, Murphy Chemicals, Nyambene Coffee Mills, Orion East Africa, Same Tract, Sasini Ltd, Syngenta Ltd, Technnoserve, Thika Coffee Mills, Topserve Ltd, Toyota Kenya, Tropical Farm Management, Twiga Chemical Industries Ltd, Yara Ltd, Ruiru Coffee Fair Ltd, Mwagiru Holdings Ltd, Steve Mwagiru.

Car 44: RANGE ROVERAdil Khawaja, Jamil Anwarali, Abid Khawaja Paras Shah, Jameel Sheikh, Kereto Marima.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,510,898Olivia Rowling, Clare Zaire, Michael Williams, Frederic Kayrouz, Matthew Wood, Tara Marwaha, Krishnamohan Tamvada, Binita Shah, Rickardo Carrington, Oksana Ward, Ovidiu Bodnar, Parm Gahunia, Max Sanders, Sean Billing, Khaser Ahmed, Clare Lewis, Mohamed Imran Rulia, Darren Sloan, Vikas Sindwani, Clarrie Wakeling, Isobel Daley, Katherine Shaw, John Hunt, Rebekah Graham, Talha Chiklikar, Stephen Wilson, Sofia Aziz, Matthew Vaccaro, Universal Engineering Systems Ltd, Bilal Chaudhri, Sandridge Properties Ltd, Barber Mehmood Mughal, Sandeep Rehal T/A Studio Infinity, Anverali M. Kamoeshi Nashina Amersi, Resort Kenya Ltd, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd – Sametract, Elgon Chemicals, Trattoria Ltd, Edifice Ltd, Nanji Zahid A., Executive Healthcare Solutions Ltd, Sunworld Safaris, Delta Corp E.A Ltd, Express Automation Ltd, MIC Global Risks (IB) 1×A, First

Alex Hutchinson, DJ AM Season, Hybrid Solutions EA Ltd, Hybrid Poultry Farms Ltd, Stanley Salt, Country Choice Chicken, David Boose, Al Bush, Alan McKittrick.

Car 48: RANGE ROVERMark Glen, Bryn Llewelyn, Piers Daykin, Johnny Harris,Gerard Beaton, Steve Outram.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,393,331Mark Glen, John & Fran Loveland, Rob Stowers, Louise French, Rosemary Hill, Kate Blair, Jodie Martin, Hortipro Ltd, Shade Net, Jo Harris, Amiran, High Ratio, Gerard Beaton, Valley Veg, South Sioux, Timafior, C.D Flatt & N.J. Flatt, Blooming Oasis, Steve & Coleen Outram, Bliss Flora, William Coulson, Ndume, Bush & Beyond, Specialised Fibre Glass, Jamleck Chege DHL, Batian Flowers, Jamleck Chege Singenta, Kerin Laby, Julia Glen, S. Patel, JS Hardware, Khetshi Dharmshi, Afriorganic, Sanyati Ltd, Car 48, Rekero Camp Ltd, Bayer, Colin & Nicole Church, Northscape, Market ways.


Car 49: RANGE ROVERTerry Childs, Patrick Garner, Robbert Calder, Anthony Childs,Brendan Hill, Barney T. Johnson.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 814,000

John Winning, Justin Younger, George Butto, Mukesh Shah, Anthony Moxon, Copy Cat Ltd, Premti Dungar & Sons, Rupra Construction Company, Braeburn Operations, Sparr Drilling, Italibuild, Corporate Insurance, Instarect, Capital Hardware, Ebony Wood, Karen Provision Stores, Robert Calder, Geerlofs Kenya Ltd, Newresshi Ltd, Plan & Place Ltd, Branded Five Foods Ltd, Tima Fior Ltd, Schreurs Kenya Ltd, Patrick Hamelton, Christopher Maitho, Bimal Patel, Philip Onwanga, Rob Mills, Fredrick Kiragu, Yocham Bebbington, Brendan Hill, Access Kenya Ltd, Braeburn High School.

Car 50: TOYOTAMike Kirkland, Don Nelson, Richard Frost,J.J. Nicholas, Jan Verwiel.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,397,560Jeddah Rhino Party, Richard & Bizzy Frost, Anthony Denton, Michael Price – Hughes, Sami Al Bashir, Kim Ward, Susanne Fischer, Rob Arathoon, Osmaan Malik, Andy Richie, Julie Mwabe, Jacob Wiggers, Brendon Bowles, Alex Simm, Stirling, Antonia Ellies, Ellie D’olier, Felix Fer Hergde, Mike Wallington, Shel Arensen, Heather Komende, Griso Abbing, Prithy Sago, James Herbert, Charles Beresford, Jim Ross, Jeremy Holley, Judy Anne Heartly, Deborah Duncan, Souttar & Clare Cook, Vicky Nelgon, John Latham, Bruce Cattermole, Simon Smithers, Sandy Wilson, Ali Huddart, Tom Pye, Haijo Kuper, Ohad, Akira Gaymer, J. Brunner, Rory Green, Bert Louwerse, Sigurour Ingi Einarsson, Gisela McIntyre, Justin Coleman, Martin Piet, Marion Kearney, Ruth Vaughan, Bench Austraila, NIC Bank Ltd, Jamleck Chege (Heineken), Tamarind, David Knopp, Sergio Lieman, Martin Dunford, Paul Krijnen, Willem Dolleman, Harmon Parker, Sudhir Kumar, M. Vidyarithi, H.F Edwards, McKelvie, Hascons Company, Leo Investments, Banbros Ltd, Associated B. Ltd, Litelins Enterprises, Sean Garstin Motors, Manminder Singh Jandu, J.J Nicholas & Friends, Mike Kirkland.

Car 51: RANGE ROVERBrett Sievwright, Danny Hill, Wayne Barratt, Simon De La Rey,Clinton Le Roux, Paul Davis.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Platinum Credit.

Car 54: TOYOTA LAND CRUISERJorgen Nielson, Ole Vestergaard , Peter Klansoe,Henrik Rasmussen, Ole Thonke, Thomas Dyregaard.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 755,550Thomas Dyregaard & Friends, Thonke, Lavinniah Muthoni, Eric Odipo, Svend Dissing, Cimbria East Africa Ltd, Watchdog Alert, Psyche (K) Ltd, Power Techniques Ltd, Karachiwalla (NRB) Ltd, Landis Ltd, Best Edge Holdings Ltd, Elcam Hardware, Karotech Services, Thames Electricals Ltd, Mugo & Company- Prestige, Bridging The World Travel Ltd, Back Track Ltd, Earth Water Ltd, Image Plus Ltd, Henrik B. Rusmussen, Ole V. Johansen Friends, Danish Team, SKF Kenya Ltd.

Car 55: RANGE ROVERJames Dodson, James Henricksen, Rob Dodson,Ben Ramsbottom.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 750,000Robert Dodson.

Car 56: LAND ROVERHarveet Singh, Harleen K. Obhrai, Raj Bains, Bhavik Patel,Ronald Ochieng, Juma.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 754,000Harveet Singh Obhrai, B.S Dogra, Hazel Patel, Anne Muthoni, Shaniff Sultanali Sohani, Alexander Forbes Risk & Insurance Brokers, Alexander Forbes Finance Service E.A, Murtaza Ebrahim Esmaili, Nafisa M.E Esmailjee, Steel Structures Ltd, Vitafoam Products Ltd, King Plastic Industries Ltd, Firetec Int. Ltd, Ankryl Petroleum, Wakwetu Trucking E.A Ltd, Slumberland (K) Ltd, Tononoka Rolling Mills Ltd, Kim Fay E.A Ltd, Bimacal R. Kantaria M.R, Speedex Logistics Ltd, Trans Trade Ent., Printfast, Rajdeep Singh, Rabia Zahoor Yakuh, Nixamb Ltd, Rock Plant Kenya, Hexagon Agencies, Tyremasters Ltd, Press Master, Packaging Industries Ltd, Alibhai Shariff & Sons, Impala Auto Spares, Nairobi Ram Trade, Shailesh Devendia Makwana, Steelstone Kenya, Catherine Wangari Githaiga, Roshanali Salim, Maisha Tools, Dr. Sameer Yakub.

Car 57: LAND ROVERPhilip Holi, Dhruv Shah, Parag Shah, Vaibhav Ghandi,Milan Shah, Jaymit S. Patel.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,042,538Masmec Ltd, Davis & Shirtliff, Gestell General Agencies, Nipsur Hardware, Afritech General Supplies Ltd, Thames Electrikals, David Gatende, Holi Philip

Maikuma, Willmary Development, David C., Nina G., Shahil Shah, Khiloni Shah, Parul G., Henriette, Rockford Flight Safety, Allied Machinery Ltd, JML Parts, Super Manufacturers Ltd, Angelica Industries Nairobi Ltd, Specialised Power Systems, Rajesh Karsandas & Kalpa Padia, Prognesh Jitendra Patel, M.L. Gudka, Rajanbala & Hiteshri Shah, Philip Holi.

Car 58: LAND ROVERGai Cullen, Sue Aldersey, John Byrne, Jackson KiluSimon Makoya, Mark Allen. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,220,475BSS Equipment Ltd, Masimo Radio Service, Auto General Parts, Silvester Sule Nyagweth, Mrs. S.J Aldersey, Mark Allen (Allens Caravans Ltd), Hass Petroleum (K) Ltd, Silverstone Tyres Kenya Ltd, Tabuleat Coating, Mills Industries Ltd, Pyramid Motors Ltd, Kahea Enterprises, Spectrateck Alarms & Telecoms, John Byrne, Atoz Technology Solutions Ltd, Lesukut Ltd, Toolcrafts Ltd, Motor Mania Ltd, Ketaun Diesel Workshop Ltd, Grakads Enterprises, Kuolity Auto Parts & Hardware Suppliles, Eagle Africa Insurance Brokers Kenya Ltd, Gai Cullen.

Car 59: TOYOTA LAND CRUISERNish Lakhani, Amandeep Virdee Stan KinchAndrew Smith, Paul Benson.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,040,000Chuma Fabricators Ltd, Associated Bitumen Ltd, Plan Con Kenya Ltd, Color Tunes Kenya Ltd, Pipe Manufacturers Ltd, Suntrek Safaris, Quozadine, Nigel Archer Safaris, Bateleur Safaris, Dr. Stan Kinsh, For A Smile Kenya, Lantana Diani, Altec Systems, Taste Of China, Tech Pride, diani beacha, Nish Lakhani.

Car 60: TOYOTA LAND CRUISERRowena White, Linda Hughes, Christine Cambell ClausLucy Gitonga Darwin, Elizabeth Loker, Fiona Gaskell.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 751,940Paul Gaskell & Jill Kerr, Clare Breeze, Christine Lester, Anuschka Miller, Wendy White, Geoffrey Gaskell, East Africa Insurance Brokers, Rotary Club Of Karen, Ian Gordon Stamp, Peter John Walter, Chandaria Foundation, Vanessa Evans, Clinton D. Lucy & Elizabeth Lokers, Lucy Gitonga.

Car 61: RANGE ROVEREkya Shah, Rajul Shah, Reval Shah, Kamal ShahJack Ochieng, Hansal Shah.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 760,580I & M Bank, Lilian Onduko, Arshad & Baldip Khan, Komal & Vijay, Miano Njoka, Nikki Spenser, Sunia N. Sej, Sheetal Shah, Vesna, Shahil Shah, Mebs Nathoo, Rajal D. Upadhay, Economic Industries, Power Controls Ltd, KPMG Kenya, Preeyesh R. Shah, Coulson Harney, Spin Knit Ltd, Interbrand Sampson E.A Ltd, Peter Robert Simpson, Pringle Anis Khatoon Wall Jiwa, Dinesh Construction, GA Insurance Ltd, Oil Seals & Bearings Centre Ltd, Image Insurance Brokers Ltd, Sanyo Armco K Ltd, Rosewood Furniture Manufacturing Ltd, Wishnu Wood & Hardware Ltd, Wild Elegance Fashions Ltd, Darshan/ Dipti, Off Grid Energy Co. E.A Ltd, Dilpun G.L. Shah, Maxtech Solutions,Rapra Ltd, Supa Brite Ltd, Cosmic Engineering Ltd, Blow Plast Ltd.

Car 62: RANGE ROVERStanley Kinyanjui, Peter Njonjo, Wilson Kang’ethe.Nyaga Kariuki, John Kariuki, George Mwangi.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,426,901Apex Steel Ltd, Maruti Office Supplies Ltd, Timber Corner Ltd, Longonot Agencies Ltd, Thames Electricals, Pirbhai Enterprises, ASL Limited, Galaxy Paints & Coatings Ltd, Scania Enterprises Ltd, Sign Products Ltd, Shekhwat Engineering Works, Archbill Consultants, One Info Tech, Wachira Mwangi, Space Form Studio, Seacon Kenya Ltd, Pan African Syndicate, Power Techniques, Robert Kinyanjui, Westlands Residential Resort Ltd, Gallileo Investments Ltd, Magnate Ventures Ltd.

Car 63: RANGE ROVERPriten Patel, Joseph Mrema , Neel Shah, Vishal PatelNumeir Khan, Jesse Soleil.Total Funds Raised: Ksh 751,395Priten Patel & Vishal R. Patel, Jane Wanjiru Mungai, Jay Patel, Jaycel Kryzer, Melissa Heltez, Aika, Susannah Vickers, Ayden & Anaiya, Saloni Patel, Subhash Patel, Shobhna Patel, Oksana Pidhorecky J., Trevor Richardson, Parul Patel, Rajan Patel, Alyson Dunn, Esther Beke, Jess Teutonico, Dentsu Entertainment USA, Shish, Rajvi Vora, Libby Clarke, Naren Patel, Lianne Chew, Brian Anderson, Junto & Sandy, Anita Campbell, Jeff Schon, Sabreena Mahroof, Jeff Mignon, Mpisile Kibue, Reid Freeman, Meera Patel, Beena Patel, Seema Patel, Meeta Rao, Paula Tancock, Aditya Kamani, Dan Solomon, Suha Patel, Dani, Gift Aid Plus, Ana G., Packaging Industries Ltd, Toolcrafts Ltd, Landis Ltd, Mayfair Insurance Co. Ltd, Intra Africa Insuance Co. Ltd, The Copy Cat Ltd, Abyssinia Intergrated Steel PLC, Vending Services, Fleet Express Ltd, Sachit Patel, White Rose Drycleaners, Carton Manufacturers Ltd, Excel Chemicals (Quencher), Ole Sereni, P.D. Patel, Falguni Patel, Anant Africa Ltd, Meditec Systems Ltd, Nairobi X-Ray Supples Ltd, Fuji Kenya Ltd, Priti & Nadir Jessa, Ramco Group Of Companies, Travel Shoppe Ltd, Nomura Insurance Brokers Ltd, Massiverse, Skylift Cargo Ltd, Hansel Ltd, Bright Eyes Ltd, Priten Patel, Kaumin G. Malde, Steel Structures Ltd, Moses & Rose Njoroge, Lifecare International Insurance Brokers, H.V. Patel & M. Patel, Village Photo Shop, Prime Bank Ltd, Pan Pharmaceuticals.

Car 64: BUSH ROVERPeter Bonde-Nielson, Nick Hodgson, Omri Cohen.Mbabu Muturi, Richard Muneeni, Sean Mathews. Total Funds Raised: Ksh 1,031,056Daniel Brown, Joshua Galaun, Eliza Giacoma, Chantelle Kervella, Bent Hansen, Helle Collet, Anne Oliik, Greg Nasmyth, Nicholas Hymans, Preben Ahlefedelt- Laurvig, Nicholas Hodgson, Lars Himmer, Oliver Damsbo, Betina Goodall., C. UJ, Herman Haraldsson, Stephanie Astro, Jessica Rothman, Jenifer Gelfgren (Grey), Philip Foss, Reisi Penagos, Alexander Roesslov , Matthew Snell, Nitzan Yaniv, Torkel Olrik, Igor Rubiner, Jean – Pierre Carles, Gauaria, Greg, Synergy Industria, Papamshi Naya & Co., AEGIS Construction, Grant Thorton, Mbabu Muturi, G4S Security Data Solutions, Gallaria, Peter Bonde Nielsen, Christopher Hodgson.

Money Raised Ksh 84,627,119

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THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUSTINCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2012

ExcErpts from rhino Ark chAritAblE trust Accounts for thE YEAr EndEd 31 mArch 2012

1. SIGNIFICANTACCOUNTINGPOLICIES The principal accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are set out below:(a)Basisofpreparation The financial statements summarise the transactions of the Trust and deal with the net assets at the disposal of the

trustees. The financial statements are prepared under the historical cost basis of accounting.(b)Incomerecognition Donations and Rhino Charge collections are recognised on receipt. Investment income is recognised on accrual basis.(c) Propertyandequipment Items of property and equipment are stated at cost less accumulated depreciation. Depreciation is charged on the

straight line basis over the estimated useful lives of the assets. The annual depreciation rates in use are: Motor vehicles 25.0% Furniture and fittings 12.5% Computers 33.3% Office equipment 12.5%(d) Foreigncurrencytransactions Transactions during the year are converted into Kenya Shillings at the rates ruling at the transaction dates. Assets and

liabilities at the reporting date, which are expressed in foreign currencies, are translated at the rates ruling at that date. The resulting differences from conversion and translation are dealt with in the income and expenditure account.

(e) Financialinstruments A financial instrument is a contract that gives rise to both a financial asset of one enterprise and a financial liability of

another enterprise. The financial instruments held by the Trust are investments in the money market, trade and other receivables, bank balances and cash and trade and other payables.

All the financial instruments held by the Trust are accounted for on amortised cost basis.(f) Receivables Receivables are stated at nominal value, less provision for any amounts considered irrecoverable.(g) Cashandcashequivalents Cash and cash equivalents comprise cash at bank and in hand and short term deposits with an original maturity of three

months or less.(h) Useofestimates The preparation of financial statements requires that management makes estimates and assumptions that affect

amounts reported in the financial statements and accompanying notes. Actual results could differ from these estimates. The more significant estimation process is related to the determination of provision for doubtful debts. Although some variability is inherent in these estimates, management believes that the amounts provided are adequate.

2. PROPERTYANDEQUIPMENT Fortheyearended31March2012 Furniture, Motor fittingsand vehicles equipment Computers Total KShs KShs KShs KShsCOSTAt 1 April 2011 15,138,678 12,696,809 1,473,845 29,309,332Additions 11,027,111 1,768,340 309,549 13,105,000

At 31 March 2012 26,165,789 14,465,149 1,783,394 42,414,332DEPRECIATIONAt 1 April 2011 11,786,190 4,137,724 1,389,142 17,313,056 Charge for the year 2,478,047 1,755,176 117,558 4,350,781

At 31 March 2012 14,264,237 5,892,900 1,506,700 21,663,837NETBOOKVALUEAt 31 March 2012 11,901,552 8,572,249 276,694 20,750,495At 31 March 2011 3,352,488 8,559,085 84,703 11,996,276

2012 2011 KShs KShs

3. INVESTMENTS Old Mutual Money Market Fund 4,506,344 1,091,439 British American Money Market Fund 921,384 9,609,008 _________ _________ 5,427,728 10,700,447 _________ _________ _________ _________4. TRADEANDOTHERRECEIVABLES Trade receivables 1,018,771 664,961 Prepayments 351,795 313,880 Other receivables 4,805,404 751,320 _________ _________ 6,175,970 1,730,161 _________ _________ _________ _________5. TRADEANDOTHERPAYABLES Trade payables 1,076,597 20,049 Other payables 4,237,487 2,393,423 _________ _________ 5,314,084 2,413,472 _________ _________ _________ _________6. RELATEDPARTYTRANSACTIONS Executive management remuneration 6,463,632 5,921,818 _________ _________ _________ _________

7. GENERALFUND Balance brought forward 33,708,975 19,592,957 Surplus for the year 1,829,676 14,116,018 _________ _________ 35,538,651 33,708,975 _________ _________ _________ _________ Twenty percent of each year’s Rhino Charge donation is allocated specifically for maintenance of fence already

constructed.8. INCOME Rhino Charge collections (note 8(a)) 71,575,272 74,589,686 Other donations 10,182,321 11,072,361 Interest income 1,304,415 865,473 Other income (note 8(b) (297,826) 4,811,467 _________ _________ 82,764,182 91,338,987 _________ _________ (a)RHINOCHARGECOLLECTIONS Rhino Charge 2012 10,108,060 - Rhino Charge 2011 61,467,212 11,860,828 Rhino Charge 2010 - 62,728,858 _________ _________ 71,575,272 74,589,686 _________ _________ _________ _________

(b)OTHERINCOME Bongo Surveillance Project - 2,449,373 Landowners Access Fee 495,000 1,008,090 Profit on disposal of motor vehicle - 1,511,419 Operations Base – Aberdare (792,826) (157,415) _________ _________ (297,826) 4,811,467 _________ _________ _________ _________

Donations for the Rhino Charge (RC) are booked in the financial year that they were received. As the RC is held in June each year, total RC donations will therefore be booked in two financial years, that is, the total 2011 RC donations are reflected in 2011 and 2012 financial years.

2012 2011 KShs KShs

9. PROJECTEXPENSES FenceConstruction Other input costs - 303,520 _________ _________ - 303,520 _________ _________ FenceMaintenance Staff costs 8,231,715 6,987,040 Depreciation on property and equipment 1,090,229 1,218,431 Other costs 6,714,157 8,162,482 Guard posts 3,683,374 7,067,653 Fuel 437,536 69,406 Motor Vehicles costs 1,937,811 1,146,537 Tools & Materials 5,901,082 1,524,452 Elephant grid 1,586,616 1,737,450 Community support 3,506,033 2,714,334 _________ _________ 33,088,553 30,627,785 _________ _________ Bongo Surveillance Project 2,938,520 3,410,328 _________ _________

36,027,073 34,341,633 _________ _________ _________ _________10. FUND-RAISINGEXPENSES General fund-raising 14,899,597 12,662,609 Overseas expenses 326,435 4,015,281 Rhino Charge raffle and event costs 4,313,359 4,562,872 Rhino Charge filming 1,902,890 1,774,260 _________ _________ 21,442,281 23,015,022 _________ _________ _________ _________11. ADMINISTRATIONANDGENERALEXPENSES Overseas expenses 160,781 1,977,677 Depreciation on property and equipment 2,410,649 2,076,024 Bank charges 62,718 94,231 Office management and administration 14,878,319 13,114,206 Auditors remuneration 720,000 600,000 Public relations and press 1,048,994 1,092,507 Foreign exchange (gain)/loss (187,326) 99,737 Vehicle running expenses 980,119 811,932 _________ _________ 20,074,254 19,866,314 _________ _________ _________ _________12. LEGALFORM The Rhino Ark Charitable Trust was established in 1991 under an irrevocable trust in accordance with the Laws of

Kenya.

13. TAXATION The Trust has been granted exemption from taxation under the First Schedule to the Kenyan Income Tax Act (Cap

470) under Certificate number 01899 dated 20 January 1994.

14. CASHANDCASHEQUIVALENTS Cash and cash equivalents comprise bank balances and cash in the statement of financial position.15. CURRENCY The financial statements have been presented in Kenya Shillings (KShs).

2012 2011 Note KShs KShsINCOMERhino Charge collections 8(a) 71,575,272 74,589,686Other donations 10,182,321 11,072,361Interest income 1,304,415 865,473Other income 8(b) (297,826) 4,811,467 82,764,182 91,338,987EXPENDITUREProject expenses 9 36,027,073 34,341,633Fund-raising expenses 10 21,442,281 23,015,022Administrative and general expenses 11 20,074,254 19,866,314Mau Mt Eburu 2,227,194 -Mt Kenya 1,163,704 - 80,934,506 77,222,969SURPLUSFORTHEYEAR 7 1,829,676 14,116,018

Note 2012 2011 KShs KShsASSETSNONCURRENTASSETSProperty and equipment 2 20,750,495 11,996,276

CURRENTASSETSInvestments 3 5,427,728 10,700,447Trade and other receivables 4 6,175,970 1,730,161Bank balances and cash 8,498,542 11,695,563

20,102,240 24,126,171

TOTALASSETS 40,852,735 36,122,447

CURRENTLIABILITIESTrade and other payables 5 5,314,084 2,413,472NETASSETS 35,538,651 33,708,975

GENERALFUND Fence maintenance reserve 64,063,085 55,753,990Fence construction (28,524,434) (22,045,015) 7 35,538,651 33,708,975

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THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUSTSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 MARCH 2012

THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2012

CHAIRMAN’S REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2012

Rhino Ark Chairman of Trustees Michael Karanja

The year 2011-2012 was one of continued strong consolidation in preparation for our major new projects in Mt. Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu.

It was also one of continued support both from thousands of donors to the annual Rhino Charge, direct corporate donations and a significant injection of value support from the Kenya Government of materials for Mt. Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu fencing projects.

Whilst the Mt. Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu were at the centre of our forward planning and funding

in the year, the Aberdare Fence, Rhino Ark’s flagship project, remained a major focus of funds disbursement for its maintenance.

It has taken Rhino Ark Charitable Trust 23 years to build and successfully assist in the daily running of what is recognised as East Africa’s longest wildlife conservation fence.

This process will require continued management and funding support until an independent trust is fully operational and wholehearted commitment of its founding partners – Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), Kenya Forest Service (KFS) and Rhino Ark.

In June 2011, under the direction of the Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife, the Attorney General approved the Aberdare Trust Deed. I am glad to report that in January 2012 the co-partners – KFS, KWS and Rhino Ark initialled the Trust Deed document.

Just before the end of this financial year, the Minister of Forestry and Wildlife was starting the process to have a formal launch of the Trust at a time convenient to the Prime Minister. The Trust was launched by the Prime Minister on 11 May 2012.

The work is taking time. It will take many months of work to secure funding support and develop an independent management structure to make it work.

Overall funds 2011/12The total funds raised during the financial year under review were KShs 183 million.

Despite the difficult economic times, the 2011 Rhino Charge exceeded expectations and raised at field audit a total of KShs 73,328,040 – just short of one million US dollars.

Gross donations incorporating Rhino Charge and corporates amounted to KShs 83 million.

For the fifth year running, the Kenya Treasury was our major donor providing KShs 100 million for fence materials and managed through our fence construction partner, KWS. As those funds were not channelled through our accounts, there are not reflected in our balance sheets, although they are earmarked in support of our fence projects in Mt. Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu.

Every kilometre of fence built under the partnership agreements with KWS specifies that materials are provided by Treasury funds, whilst Rhino Ark’s inputs include payments to personnel for each completed kilometre of fence, vehicles, machinery, fuel, tools and mobile housing. In addition both KWS and Rhino Ark commit management time for constant supervision and issues resolution with communities along the pre planned fence alignment.

Corporate/ Conservation bodies supportCorporate and consensual grant supporters continued positively.

I would like to acknowledge the following organisations that have made generous contributions:

• Finlays for donating KShs 4.6 million for the fencing of Mau Mt Eburu and providing specific fund support for various entries to the annual Rhino Charge.

• Finlays completed the re-sighting of Rhino Ark’s plastic fence post making unit from Kijabe Ltd, the farm of former trustee, the late Michael Higgins, to Kingfisher Farm on South Lake Road, Naivasha. New posts started coming off the production line in January 2012. Capacity is achieving 250 posts of 6 inch width per month. Once the 4 inch facility is operational, the facility could double output. The agreement between Finlays and Rhino Ark specifies that each post is made at the cost of labour and running the machines only. Both Finlays and Rhino Ark are demonstrating an alternative to wood use for posts and mopping up plastic waste in the process.

Guard Posts ConstructionA total of KShs 3,683,374 from Rhino Ark sources has been spent on the construction of two energizer house/scout accommodation at Marimu and Ruhuruini. AWF provided KShs 1.5 million for the Ruhuruini Guard Post in the previous financial year.

Launch of Mt Kenya and Mau Mt EburuWe started the launch process for both Mt Kenya (400 kms) and Mau Mt. Eburu (50 kms) by acquiring two Land Cruisers, a tractor and a re-built trailer for the two fence construction teams. A total of KShs 11 million has been spent for this and other necessary machinery and equipment for start up in July 2012-2013.

Launch meetings were held with fence adjacent communities and stakeholders both in Embu for the Mt. Kenya Fence (Kiringa to Thuchi Rivers/50 kms) and at Ndabibi, Eburu.

Safaricom Foundation pledge KShs 155 million to Mau Mt Eburu.I am very pleased to announce that protracted discussions began during the year with Safaricom Foundation which culminated in signing an agreement in the week after the closing of the financial year.

The Safaricom Foundation’s support together with that of Finlays, the Kenyan Government and of Rhino Ark core funding will develop a fully rounded ecosystem development process for Mau Mt. Eburu. It will include completion of the fence, development of community based alleviation projects working with the Eburu Community Forest Association, tree planting and an anchor funding of KShs 30 million for an endowment Trust Fund similar to the Aberdare Trust. The funds will be disbursed over a three-year cycle beginning in 2012/2013.

The General FundThe general fund as reflected in the balance sheet has been split into two categories namely: Fence Maintenance Reserve and Fence Construction Reserve. Twenty percent of each year’s Rhino Charge donation is allocated specifically for maintenance of fence already constructed. This ensures that the huge amount of effort and money put into the conservation programme does not collapse from lack of maintenance. The maintenance reserve is therefore to earmark these funds for maintenance and not used for construction.

The fence construction reserve deficit has increased from KShs 22 million in 2011 to KShs 29 million. For the year ended 31 March 2012. This situation is expected to reverse during the current year. The fence maintenance reserve surplus increased during the year from KShs 56 million to KShs 64 million.

Bongo Surveillance Programme (BSP) successesThe Bongo programme continues apace, thanks to a dedicated band of conservation individuals who constantly seek out fund support from a variety of donors. Some of the funds go direct to the BSP whilst Rhino Ark secured funds from AFEW (The Giraffe Centre) of KShs 890,000 during the year and which form part of a two year commitment totaling KShs 4 million to support BSP in South Western Mau and Mau Mt. Eburu. The funds also go to the dynamic Bongo wildlife schools outreach programmes under BSP.

In addition to the funding mentioned above from Finlays, a further Bongo support project was initiated by Finlays for the South Western Mau region during the year.

Thousands to thankRhino Ark has an enormous following both in Kenya and now greatly developed overseas as well. Much of the fund raise focuses upon the annual Rhino Charge where individual car entrants make substantial pledges and raise even more than their pledge each year. It is a grass root conservation thrust within the Kenyan society that has now developed a deep foundation. Every donor knows that Rhino Ark’s ventures to secure the nation’s precious ‘water towers’ and to work in partnership with the government to ensure good governance for maximum benefits is yielding measurable results. The 2010 Environmental Assessment triggered by Rhino Ark and with support from UNEP and the East African Wildlife Society’s Kenya Forests Working Group (KFWG) has placed a value on the Aberdares alone at KShs 59 billion annually in good/services (water being the most important) and in biodiversity benefits.

It is always difficult to single out thanks in a report like this. Rhino Ark Charitable Trust has thousands of donors in Kenya and friends of Kenya overseas who support our home grown and home driven conservation initiative.

I thank all of you for your generous support.

I wish to specially thank the Rhino Charge Committee and the huge band of volunteers who yearly give so much time, thought, ideas and energy to running this unique event.

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In July, Eburu forest is a cold and misty place, where temperatures regularly drop to single digits. It is to this chilly environment, on 30th July, that Rhino Ark warmly welcomed Safaricom Foundation’s Chairman, Les Baillie and Senior Project Officer, Keziah Imali for an inaugural 2-day orientation field visit. Safaricom Foundation is the single largest supporter of the Eburu Ecosystem Conservation Project, having committed Ksh 155 million in a 4-year grant towards the fencing of Eburu forest and support for ecosystem conservation activities.

The visit was jointly organized by Rhino Ark’s management team, headed by Executive Director Christian Lambrechts, and Kenya Forest Service, headed by Deputy Head of Conservancy (Mau) Alfred Abongo. The visit was designed to provide the Safaricom Foundation team with a basic orientation of the Eburu ecosystem and to report on progress made in setting up the project.

The first day’s itinerary included a visit to a community group project, the Ex-Lewis Self Help Group tree nursery, and an inspection of the Ole Sirwa community water point to the north of the forest overlooking Lake Elementaita. Here, community elders explained that water is piped to this location from a spring deep in the forest, and that it is the only source of water for many kilometres. The group then proceeded on an orientation tour of the Eburu forest and concluded with tree planting at Eburu Forest Station.

The second day’s itinerary focused on the southern area of Eburu, and included a visit to the Ndabibi centre, where the team inspected a collapsed borehole project and held discussions with local community leaders. The team visited two local community conservation groups, the Green Rangers tree nursery and the Eburu Forest Conservation and Beekeeping Group. Also visited was Ndabibi Primary School, where the team inspected the various livelihood and conservation activities undertaken by the school, including tree planting, fish farming and bee keeping.

The team also visited Finlays’ Kingfisher farm in Naivasha, the location of the recycled plastic fence post making plant which will supply posts for the Eburu fencing project.

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KK Security put up a good front at the Gauntlet as they tried to contain the massive crowds that turned up at the Charge this year.

For seven years running, KK Security has provided 24hr security at the entire venue check-in, information tent, gauntlet and HQ, ensuring that the event ran smoothly.

Alexis Vovk, Managing Director, Total Kenya, hands over a dummy cheque to Anton Levitan, outgoing Chairman, Rhino Charge Committee at the Rhino Charge 2012 Driver’s Briefing.

Total donated Ksh 725,000, Ksh 90,000 more than last year, towards the fuel running costs for the 2012 Rhino Charge.

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Rhino Ark continues to expand and maintain its fleet of vehicles by most recently acquiring two Suzuki Maruti’s and one Totoya Landcruiser. The latter will be used in Aberdares exclusively for the maintenance of the fence.

Les Baillie, Chairman, Safaricom Foundation (far left) hands over the keys of the new Suzuki Maruti to Joseph Mutongu, Mau Eburu Fence / Community Manager, Rhino Ark. Looking on (from L-R) are Keziah Imali, Senior Project Officer, Safaricom Foundation, Colin Church, Rhino Ark, and Christian Lambrechts, Executive Director, Rhino Ark.

Safaricom Foundation donated the funds that were used to purchase the vehicle. It will primarily be used by Mr. Mutongu in the day-to-day implementation of the Mau Eburu ecosystem conservation project.

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2012 Aberdare Fence Run gets Royal NodOver 600 enthusiastic teachers and schoolchildren from 60 schools yet again demonstrated stamina and commitment to successfully complete the 400km, 2012 Aberdare Fence Relay Run. The Run – the third since its inception – is held annually to celebrate the completion of the Rhino Ark Aberdare Electric Fence in 2009. It is aimed at raising awareness among the youth living around the Aberdare mountain range of the importance of the Fence in conserving this critical water tower.

The Run was flagged-off on 12 June 2012 at Treetops Lodge by Rhino Ark Patrons Charles Njonjo and Lord Aberdare from the U.K. This year the relay also commemorated the Royal Diamond Jubilee, marking Queen Elizabeth’s 60th year on the British throne. It was

sincere friendship and good will, I send you my warmest greetings and best wishes for the forthcoming year.”

Also at the flagging-off event were three representatives from Aberdare in Glamorgan, Wales, two of whom ran the first leg of the relay.

Participating schools in this year’s Run were selected through an environmental essay writing competition organized jointly by Rhino Ark and Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), and each school provided ten pupils and one teacher for the Run. The schools each in turn received the Run Baton and ran several kilometres along their respective sections of the Aberdare fence line, over hills and valleys and along dusty rural roads to hand over the

Baton received from Kiguru Primary School at Run’s end

here that as a Princess on a visit to Kenya, she became Queen in 1952 on the death of her father, George VI. At the flagging-off ceremony, Lord Aberdare read out a special message from the Queen that stated:

“I am delighted that The Rhino Ark is holding this event to share the celebration in commemorating the Diamond Jubilee marking the 60th Anniversary of My Accession to the Throne. As a mark of

Baton to the next participating school. The Run traversed five counties and took two weeks to go around the entire Aberdare ecosystem.

The Run baton was formally received at Rangers Camp near Treetops by Rhino Ark Resource Development Manager Eric Kihiu, KWS Senior Warden Aberdare National Park, Felix Mwangangi and John Marete, District Officer (Kieni West Division) on 27 June 2012.

First leg of the run kicks off Rhino Ark patron Charles Njonjo flags off the Run

Rhino Ark NewsKenyan Minister for Finance referred to Rhino Ark’s conservation work at the Summit for Sustainability in Africa.On 24-25 May 2012, the Government of Botswana and Conservation International hosted a “Summit for Sustainability in Africa” in Gaborone, bringing together African heads of state and leaders from the private and independent sectors to explore how understanding, valuing and managing Africa’s natural capital can secure its future.

Hon. Njeru Githae, Minister for Finance, represented the Government of Kenya at the Summit. In his statement which focussed mainly on the water towers in Kenya, he highlighted efforts made to better understand the importance of, and to conserve these critical natural assets. He referred twice to Rhino Ark, first as an example of successful public - private partnership in conservation:

“In recent years, the Government has increasingly supported Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), reflecting the shared responsibility between the Government and the public in the management of natural resources. A successful example of such PPP is the fencing of the Aberdare ecosystem spearheaded by the Rhino Ark Charitable Trust, as a tool for reducing human-wildlife conflicts and to addressing uncontrolled exploitation of forest resources.”

as well as with regard to our efforts to raise the profile of the Aberdares through the Environmental, social and economic assessment of the fencing of the Aberdare Conservation Area report:

“In [a] study carried out in 2011 and commissioned by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Rhino Ark Charitable Trust, Kenya Forests Working Group and the Government, the economic benefits derived from the Aberdares Range forests were estimated at USD 0.7 billion a year.”

New faces in Rhino Ark

Christian Lambrechts has been appointed as Executive Director, Rhino Ark.

David Lowe is now the Rhino Charge Clerk of Course. He takes over from Anton Levitan who has held the position for the past 19 years.

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Students and teachers who took part and emerged in the top three in the Fence Run Essay Writing Competition were each awarded in colorful ceremonies held at their respective schools. Rhino Ark and Kenya Wildlife service jointly presented the awards that included a certificate of participation, a shield, a wildlife guide book and a goodie bag.

Here, Keziah Nyambura of Ruru Primary School is pictured receiving her awards from Joyce Kurui, Education Warden, Kenya Wildlife Service and Adam Mwangi, Fence/Community Manager, Aberdare and Mt Kenya Ecosystems, Rhino Ark. Keziah achieved first place in the competition beating 33 other hopefuls.

Fence run essay writing prize giving

Joseph Mutongu has been appointed as Fence/ Community Manager, Mau Eburu Ecosystem.

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Wildlife Watch

Eburu Ecosystem – Landscapes and Biodiversity

1-3. A sample of the rich insect life in Eburu forest.

4. A pair of White-fronted Bee-eater birds.

5. A tall, narrow waterfall in the Deep Valley gorge.

6. A toad enjoys the warmth of a steam vent on Ngobobo Hill.

7. A view of the forest in the morning mist.

8. A view of the valley from which Ole Sirwa spring originates.

9. Butterfly.

10. Mackinder’s Eagle-Owl.

11. African Harrier-Hawk.

12. A chameleon adapts to its surroundings.

13. African Crowned-eagle.

14. Caterpillars cluster together.

15. Insect formation.

16. Paradise Flycatcher.

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R E s u l t s

As we were setting out the day before the UK Rhino Charge 2012, the Clerk of the Course, Brian Hartley, dared to mention that this was to be the thirteenth UK Rhino Charge. We therefore have Brian to blame for the fact that a month’s rain fell on us at Pippingford Park on the actual day of the event! That said, he and his marshals managed to keep the event rolling superbly and the competitors found the tricky conditions challenging but very exciting.

There was an interesting variety of vehicles present at this year’s UK Rhino Charge. These ranged from out and out off-roaders to standard but able ones, proving once again that the weird and wonderful mixture of almost traditional trials sections, punch hunts, special tasks and navigation can be a great leveller. Consequently, this allowed a good team to do well regardless of the vehicle they were driving.

Kit Kaberry, now a veteran entrant in both the UK and Kenyan Rhino Charges, concentrated hard all day long in his well equipped Land Rover defender 90 TD5. Kit was rewarded with his first victory by the narrow margin of only twelve points over another regular, Ian Purcell, in his slightly battered but basically standard Daihatsu Fourtrac. Third place went to yet another seasoned Charger, Mark Morford, in a previously untried Suzuki SJ410.

Sachin Patel retired to his private beer tent to escape the torrential rain, with the excuse that his Range Rover pick-up totally lacked working wipers! Nevertheless, his superb fundraising efforts and pre-retirement score won him the title of Highest Fundraiser and the Victor Ludorum once again, giving him a place in next year’s Rhino Charge in Kenya. In his honour, the WTFAW trophy was re-named “Wipers to Find a Way” just for this year!

The final spectator Tiger Line competition went to Chris Smart in his Range Rover Buggy, closely followed by Ian Purcell and the enthusiastic Dash Patel in his Bush Crawler Range Rover bobtail.

In spite of the biblical weather, the competitors and spectators all shared a great time. That said, we need more of them to make this event worth all the effort that goes into it and to raise even more funds and awareness for Rhino Ark.

The UK Rhino Charge requires no more specialist equipment than a sense of adventure, a tow rope and the will to get out there and have a go for a great cause.

Position Team Name

Overall results:

1. Kit Kaberry, Car 2, Muddy Boyz

2. Ian Purcell, Car 4, Team Tusker

3. Mark Morford, Car 4, Team Bob

Sponsorship results:

1. Sachin Patel, Car 6, Kinky Farus

2. Brian Bealey, Car 3, Siafu Chafu

Victor Ludorum results:

1. Sachin Patel, Car 6, Kinky Farus

2. Kit Kaberry, Car 2, Muddy Boyz

Photos courtesy of Simon Ward-Hastelowand John Bowden

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By Charlie Cripps

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