it stand out above all other events and we're tremendously excited to welcome another 5,000 participants in 2013." Prostate Cancer UK remains the Official Charity Partner of the Wiggle Dragon Ride. Last year over 75,000 was raised and participants are once again encouraged to support the cause. "The 2012 event was a huge success and provided vital funds for the charity, helping us to help more men survive prostate cancer and enjoy a better quality of life," said Claire Walsh, Head of Community and Sports Fundraising at the charity. "We are therefore delighted to be the official charity partner of the Wiggle Dragon Ride 2013 and hope as many people as possible sign up to take part." I wonder how many people will book a place (and just not for this event) and then due to commitments/unplanned events, rain, wind etc etc not turn up on the day, which spoils it for the people (like me) that just wish to turn up pay 'n' play. Could the organisers of all events not charge a refundable "booking fee" that would be returned to everybody who attends What planet are the Dragon organisers on 45 for entry or to be fair to everyone 55 if you have no sense at all. I have ridden the Dragon for the last few years & put up with allot of cr@p ................ now the "new" organisers seem to think 5000 riders will stump up that sort of cash. Personally I think it's a rip off