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Friday 12 March 2010
Irelands Emma O Dwyer was in cracking form at this years 148cms Ingliston premier show, taking top spot in the first of the John Whitaker JA Classic qualifiers with Kalim De Montlieu.
Timothy Wilks from Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire made the long trip to Ingliston Equestrian Centre, Renfrewshire, a worthwhile one when he won the John Whitaker International Winter JA Classic qualifier with his mother Caroline Wilks’ The Colour of Money, one of only two ponies to jump three clear rounds.
Jane Gilchrist took the first and third qualifying spots at the recent Rowallan/ The Scottish Farmer qualifiers held at SNEC.
ON FORM Jo Barry went home with a hat-trick of wins after competing at the Scottish Winter Regional Dressage Championships, at Rowallan last weekend.
Triple Olympian and the 2009 HOYS Equestrian of the Year, Richard Davison, is set to entertain the crowds at the forthcoming British Open Show Jumping Championships (April 7-10 at Birmingham’s NEC) with an insightful Dressage Masterclass on Friday, April 9.
Taking over from BE Chief Executive, Mike Etherington-Smith, Chris Hunnable will be chairing the Sports Committee as from the beginning of March 2010.
SET WITHIN the stunning grounds of Bolesworth Castle in Tattenhall, Cheshire, the Bolesworth Castle Showjumping Classic and Country Fair (July 15-18) is rapidly becoming the highlight of the equestrian calendar for both competitors and visitors.
British Eventing are pleased to announce that leading equine supplement company, NAF (Natural Animal Feeds) are set to become associate sponsors of the Mitsubushi Motors Grassroots Championships in 2010.
SILVER by Nature landed Haydock’s feature race in impressive style and is now on target for the Scottish National at Ayr in April.
The Rotary Club of Strathaven has secured a groundbreaking sponsorship deal with Hamilton Park Racecourse.
SOME of the worst Arctic conditions Britain has experienced for many years, has taken its toll on racing across the country over the past three weeks.
OVERALL SHETLAND pony champion at the National Stallion Show, held at Stirling Mart, was Lorna Jamieson’s miniature champion, Lexus Daphne.
Highland pony champion at the Forfar Foal Show was Heather Gow’s yearling, Westray Alltanacailleach (Donald of Shielhill / Kilda of Achnacarry).
At the Central Scotland Shetland Pony Group Youngstock Show, Caledonian Mart, Stirling, Mrs Heather Wilson, Alford, awarded the black championship to Donna Stuart’s Hawkdale Dixie, a three-year-old filly by Roseremus of Transy and out of Hawkdale Destiny.
BACK by popular demand and following the huge success of the Parelli Zone at last year’s British Open, the team are looking forward to returning in April.
Nicky Henderson has confirmed that Zaynar, the present champion hurdle favourite who is unbeaten over hurdles, is scheduled to have his final preparation race for the Champion Hurdle at Kelso on Thursday, February 18 in the Victor Chandler Morebattle Hurdle.
A total of 20 three-year-old horses turned out at Ingliston to participate for the champion prize money of £1000 which went to Harry Aird’s Ben Nevis.
My horses are well mannered but I’d rather not ride with a head torch on