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2023-04-30-accounts

Charity name Charity name The Sir Peter O'Sullevan Charitable Charitable Trust
Charity registration numb 1078889
Address The Old School
Bolventor
Launceston
Cornwall
PL157TS
Management Committee Geoffrey Hughes
Michael
Dillon
Nigel Payne MBE
Trustees Michael
Dillon
Nigel Payne MBE
Geoffrey Hughes
Michael Kerr-Dineen
John McManus
Sir Anthony
McCoy OBE
Diedre Flood
Administrator Nigel Payne MBE
Investment Managers Vermeer Partners,
130Jermyn Street, London SW1Y4UR
Auditors C Jezierski
Associates,
Chiswick, London W4 2LR
Bankers Weatherbys
Bank Limited
Sanders Road
Wellingborough,
Northamptonshire
NN8 4BX
Website htt://www.
thevoiceofracin
.com

2023 2022 2022
Notes Unrestricted funds Unrestricted funds
Incoming resources
Incoming resources from generated funds
Voluntary
income
Donations
legacies
and other 87,469 86,790
Activities
for generating
funds
Fund raising
auction
lunch and 188,025 172,250
Christmas card sales 29,608 18,411
Investment
income
Dividends
received
and Interest 89,984 108,138
Total incoming
resources
395,086 385,589
Resources Expended
Cost of generating
funds
Fundraising
trading costs
Fund raising
lunch and
auction costs
3 143,030 123,518
Costs of Sales 4 17,977 15,496
Fundraising and publicity 6 21,667 25,378
Investment
costs
management 15,541 13,749
Total cost of generating funds 182,673 178,142
Expenditure
on Charitable
activities
Grants and Donations 7 - 12 1,254,500 1,024,996
Governance costs
Management
and administration
ofthe
Charity 13 124,792 118,971
Total resources expended 1,561,965 1,322,108
Net (outgoing) resources (1,1 66,880) (936,519)
Net Gains / (Losses)
on Investments
(2 I5,932) 214,529
Fund balances
brought
forward 19 3,332,987 4,054,976
Fund balances carried forward 1,950,176 3,332,987
The notes on pages 9to 17 form part of these accounts.

Notes 30th April 2023 30th April 2022
Fixed Assets
Investments 16 1,919,587 3,520,534
Current Assets
Cash at bank 99,278 66,847
Debtors 17 6,068 5,730
105,345 72,577
Creditors:
amounts falling due within 18 74,756 260,124
one year
Net current assets 30,589 (187,547)
Net assets 1,950,176 3,332,987
Represented by:
FUNDS of the Charity 1,950,176 3,332,987
Unrestricted funds 19 1,950,176 3,332,987
Nigel Pay MBE

2023 2022
Notes Total funds Total funds
Cash flows from Investing activities
Cash infows:
Sale of investments
Interest and dividends
3,694,012
89,984
1,126,756
108,138
Cash outflows:
Purchase
of Investments
Investment
management
costs
(2,381,171)
(15,541)
(376,966)
(13,749)
Cash flows from investing
activities
1,387,284 844,179
Cash flows from
operating
activities
Net cash Inflows
Donations
and proceeds
from fund
raising activities 305,101 277,451
Cash oufflows:
Charitable
Grants and donations
paid
(1,437,868) (952,876)
Fundraising
and cost of fundraising
events (181,450) (164,392)
Other expenditure (128,888) (116,377)
Net cash flows from
operating
activities
(1,443,105) (956,194)
Net Cash Flow (55,821) (112,015)
Cash and cash equivalents brought forward 184,309 296,324
Cash and cash equivalents carried forward 20 128,488 184,309

Notes to the Accounts Notes to the Accounts
for the year ended 30th April 2023
1.Accounting
Policies The accounts
(financial statements)
have been prepared
under the historical cost
convention
with items recognised
at cost or transaction
value unless otherwise
stated
in
the relevant
note(s) to these accounts. The financial statements
have been prepared
in
accordance
with the Statement
of Recommended
Practice: Accounting
and Reporting
by
Charities
preparing
their accounts
in accordance
with the Financial
Reporting
Standard
applicable
in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102)issued on the 16th July 2014 and
the Charities
Act 2011.
The Trust constitutes
a public benefit entity as defined
by FRS 102.
Basis ofaccounting The Trustees consider that there are no material
uncertainties
about the Trust's
ability
continue as a Going Concern.
to
Fixed assets
Investments
Investments
are a form of basic financial
instrument
and are initially recognised
at their
transaction
value and subsequently
measured
at their fair value as at the balance sheet
date using the closing quoted
market price. The statement
of financial
activities
includes
the net gains and losses arising
on revaluation
and disposals
throughout
the year.
INCOMING RESOURCES
Recognition
of
Incoming resources
All incoming
resources are included
in the statement
of financial
activities when the
charity is entitled
to the income, the trustees
are virtually
certain they will receive the
resources
and the amount can be quantified
with reasonable
accuracy. The following
specific policies are applied to particular
categories
of income.
Donations
and
legacies
Voluntary
income
received
by way of donations
and legacies is only included
in the
SoFA when the charity has unconditional
entitlement
to the resources.
Donated services and
facilities
These are only included
in incoming
resources
(with an equivalent
amount
in resources
expended)
where the benefit to the charity
is reasonably
quantifiable,
measurable
and
material.
The value placed on these resources
is the estimated
value to the charity of the
service or facility provided.
Investment
income
Investment
income is included
when receivable.
Incoming resources
with
related
Where incoming
resources
have related expenditure
(as with fundraising
or contract
expenditure income) the incoming
resources
and related expenditure
are reported gross
in the SoFA.
EXPENDITURE AND LIABILITIES
Liability recognition Liabilities
other than charitable
grants and distribtions
are recognised
as soon as there
a legal or constructive
obligation
committing
the charity to pay out resources.
is
Governance costs Include costs of the preparation
and audit of the statutory
accounts, the costs of trustee
meetings
and cost of any
advice to the Trustees
on governance
or constitutional
matters.

2.Donations
and other legacies received
2.Donations
and other legacies received
2.Donations
and other legacies received
2023 2022
Donations
received
87,469 86,790
87,469 86,790
3.Fund raising lunch 2023 2022
Ticket Sales
Auction proceeds
Sponsorship
63,525
104,500
20,000
65,250
87,000
20,000
Gross proceeds of fund raising lunch 188,025 172,250
Fund raising
lunch costs
2023 2022
Catering
and other lunch costs
Costs of goods auctioned
135,117
7,913
118,914
4,604
Costs of fund raising
lunch
143,030 123,518
Net proceeds from fund raising lunch 44,996 48,732
4.Christmas
cards, book and memorabilia
Sales 2023 2022
Christmas
cards, book, memorabilia
advances
and print sales and book 29,608 18,411
Christmas
card production
and
distribution costs 17,977 15,496
Net proceeds from
sales of Christmas
Cards, memorabilia and 11,631 2,915
prints

5.Investment
Income
2023 2022
Dividends
and interest
89,984 107,434
89,984 107,434
6.Fundraislng
and publlclty
2023 2022
Newbury
Racecourse
20,400 20,000
Other fundraising
and publicity costs
1,267 5,378
21,667 25,378
7.Grants and charitable
distributions
2023 2022
The following
grants
and charitable
distributions
have been
committed
by the Charity
during the year.
Annually
recurring
grants
( Note 8)
150,000 180,000
Grants for specific projects and other good causes committed
and paid during the year
( Note 10)
1,039,500 702,876
Payments
made during
the year to meet previous
(Note 9)
commitments 248,368 70,000
Total payments
made during the year
1,437,868 952,876
Grants for specific projects and other good causes committed
during the year
but not paid by 30th April 2023 ( Note11 )
65,000 142,120
Payments
made during
the year to meet previous
commitments (248,368) (70,000)
Grants and distributions
for the year
1,254,500 1,024,996

8.Annually
recurring
grants
8.Annually
recurring
grants
2023 2023 2022
The Brooke 25,000 30,000
World Horse Welfare 25,000 30,000
Compassion
in World Farming
Blue Cross
The British Thoroughbred
Rehabilitation
Centre 25,000
25,000
25,000
30,000
30,000
30,000
Racing Welfare 25,000 30,000
Total paid during the year 150,000 180,000
The above are annual
grants which the Trust has made
every year since its inception in 1999from its
income. These payments
have been made every year from
the proceeds ofthe Trust's fund raising lunch
and other income and have varied each year depending on the income of the Trust.
9.Grants for specific projects and other good causes paid
during the year
Payments
made during the year to
meet previous commitments
2023 2022
Lambourn
Open Day Grant for 2022
53,240
Lambourn
Open Day Grant for 2023 paid
in March 2023 58,564
Children
Equine Therapy
SLTH
20,000
Part cost of simulator
RDA North Cornwall
20,000
Towards
mini bus
Knotty Ash School Deaf services
20,000
Sponsor Ponies Park Palace ponies 15,000
Pony therapy
I o W Donkeys
11,064
Carriage/
Handicapped
RDA BARROW
11,000
General Overheads
Liverpool
Singing Choir
10,000
Land Acquistion
Project Park Palace ponies
10,000
IJF Golf Day Jim Old 10,000
RDA Knightsbridge 7,500
Ukraine
Red Cross Appeal
OSG
2,000
Total payments
made during the year to meet previous
commitments
248,368 70,000
10.Grants for specific projects and other good causes
oald durino the vear
2023 2022
Payments
committed
and paid during
the year
Injured Jockeys fund 225,000
British Racing School / Newmarket
Pony Academy
60,000
Mare
and foal sanctuary/
HEIR
40,000
Racing to School 33,000
sub total 358,000

Grants for specific proje cts and other good causes 2023 2022
during the year (continued)
Sub total from previous page 358,000
The Urban Equestrian
Academy
30,000
British Racing School Riding a Dream 28,800
Painted Horse 27,343
StJames City Farm Gloucester 20,647
Clwyd Special Donkey Riding Centre 20,400
Rescue Ranch
/ EAT
20,000
East Liverpool
RDA
20,000
Belvoir Vale RDA 20,000
Ravelrig
RDA
20,000
NB Horses TA New Beginings 20,000
Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy 20,000
Sirona Therapeutic
Horsemans
Ship 20,000
Greatwood
Charity
20,000
Key4Life 20,000
Horseback
UK Ltd
20,000
Northern
Racing College
19,980
World Horse Welfare 18,000
Equine Therapy 18,000
Racing to Relate 16,300
Campbell
School Aberdeen
16,000
Jamies farm 15,000
Park palace ponies 15,000
Digswell Place Group RDA 15,000
Farm Animal Sanctuary 15,000
Isle Of Wight Donkey Sanctuary 15,000
Equine Therapy
Centre
14,930
Kesteven
Rideability
14,500
Horse trust 12,600
The National
Horse Racing
Museum 12,500
New Beginnings 10,000
Kyle group RDA 10,000
Demelza 10,000
Cambride
College
10,000
Horse Sense Wirral 10,000
Hopton Re hab and Homing 10,000
Vauxhall
City Farm
10,000
Maisemore
RDA
10,000
Stable Lives 10,000
Border Group RDA 10,000
Calon RDA Groom Wages 8,000
Calon RDA 7,500
Bodmin Moor land Pony Rehab
Great British racing limited
5,000
4,000
Raystede
Animal Welfare
Jamies Farm The Childhood
Trust 3,000
2,000
Sub total 1,032,500

10.Grants for specific proJects and other good causes 10.Grants for specific proJects and other good causes 10.Grants for specific proJects and other good causes 10.Grants for specific proJects and other good causes 2023 2022
paid durina
the vear (continued)
R
Sub total from previous page 1,032,500
Phipps
Covid hardship
payment
2,000
Phipps
Covid hardship
payment
(2nd payment) 2,000
Retraining
for Racehorses
2,000
Retraining
for Racehorses
(2nd
payment) 1,000
Total payments
committed
and paid during
the year 1,039,500 702,876
2023 2022
Total payments
during
the year for specific projects and other
good causes 1,437,868 952,876
11.Grants for specific projects and other good causes
made during the year
The following
additional
commitments
to future payments
2023 2022
have been recognised
In these
accounts
Equine Therapy Festina 25,000
Canter Equine Assisted Therapy 20,000
Rescue Ranch The way ofthe horse 10,000
Redwings
RDA
10,000
Total grants committed
during the year but not
April 2023
paid by 30th 65,000 142,120

12.Grants and charitable
distributions,
12.Grants and charitable
distributions,
pledged and committed
The following
grants and charitable
April 2023
distributions were pledged by the Charity
but had
not been paid by 30th
2023 2022
E
Equine Therapy
Festina
25,000
Canter
Equine Assisted Therapy
20,000
Rescue Ranch The way of the horse 10,000
Redwings
RDA
10,000
Website Racehorse
Relief
5,556
Total amount
due under obligations
2023
existing as at 30th April 70,556 253,924
Amounts
due within one year
70,556 253,924
Total amount
due under obligations
2023
existing as at 30th April 70,556 253,924
13.Management
and administration
ofthe Charity 2023 2022
Managing
Trustees fees
109,996 104,996
Auditors
remuneration
4,200 4,200
Other costs 10,596 1,120
124,792 110,316

16.Fixed Asset Investments 2023 2022
Balance brought
forward
3,520,534 4,161,616
Add: additions
to investments
at cost
Disposals at carrying
value
Unrealised
(losses) / gains on investments
2,381,171
(3,893,832)
376,966
(1,096,388)
184,161
Increase/(Decrease)
in cash deposits
included
in the Investment
Portfolio
and accrued income (88,286) (105,821)
Market value as at 30th April 2023 1,919,587 3,520,534
Fixed asset investments
are comprised
of: 2023 2022
Equities
Fixed Interest Securities
1,890,410 1,604,456
740,017
Investment
Funds
368,177
Alternative
Investments
Cash held within the Investment
portfolio
29,177 690,422
117,462
Market value as at 30th April 2023 1,919,587 3,520,534
17.Debtors 2023 2022
Prepaid
lunch Expenditure
6,068 5,730

18.Creditors -Amounts -Amounts due within one year due within one year 2023 2022
Accruals for Grants payable ( Note 12) 70,556 253,924
Other creditors 4,200 6,200
74,756 260,124
19.Reserves 2023 2022
General purpose fund 1,950,176 3,332,987
20.Cash and cash equivalents at the year end 2023 2022
Cash held within
Investment
Portfolio
Cash held for operating
activities
29,210
99,278
117,462
66,847
128,488 184,309