The club raised the money through donations made by bowlers who bowled on the wrong bias, as a fun way to remind them of their mistake and keep them on their toes.

Over the year, they've come up with $880. It's a lot of wrong biases, but it's all gone to a good cause as the money will go a long way for the Riding for Disabled group.

The Griffith and Leeton Riding for the Disabled Association supports those with physical and intellectual disabilities, providing therapy and recreation through horse riding. They work with people dealing with cerebral palsy, psychiatric disorders, and muscular dystrophy among others.

Secretary of the Griffith Riding for Disabled Association Tony Short said that the money could provide enough food to keep the ponies fed for a month.

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Ken Harris, the secretary for the Griffith Exies Bowling Club said they were thrilled to support however they could.

"The Griffith Exies bowlers are only too pleased to support the Griffith Leeton Riding for the Disabled on this occasion," he said.

The club has previously donated money to Country Hope, and supported CanAssist with regular fundraising efforts.

More information on the Riding for the Disabled Association is available at their website; http://www.rdansw.org.au.

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