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Second supreme for Fiona at Keith

For the second year that Keith Country Show has spanned its new two-day format, with the majority of light horses classes now held on the Sunday of the show, Huntly breeder Fiona Thomson won her second successive supreme in show sash.

Record entry at Sutherland show

This year saw a record entry at Sutherland County Show with nearly 200 horses and ponies entered.

Coghill sisters’ clean sweep at the Black Isle

The supreme in show, supreme ridden, two championships, and a reserve, was the prize haul for Lisa and Carolyn Coghill’s Stemster Millenium Bug which swept the board at the Mannsfield Showground, in the Muir of Ord, to top the final line-up of light horses at the Black Isle Show.

Pageboy best at Turriff

While the dreich weather at the Haughs might have lessened the number of spectators around the rings on the opening day of Turriff Show, the quantity and quality of light horses forward competition was certainly not marred by the wet conditions.

50 years for Scottish Horse Show

Double for Iain Mhor at breed show

Champion of both the in-hand and open ridden sections of the well supported Highland Pony Society Breed Show, Strathallan, was Willie and Jean Ralston’s stallion Moss-side Iain Mor (Ruaridh of Mendick/Moss-side Breagh), which began his day by winning the NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds supreme ridden (Olympia) pony of the year qualifier as well as that for Blair Castle.

Highland Show champions shine and Doune and Dunblane

SEVERAL OF the horses and ponies at Doune and Dunblane Show had done rather well at the Royal Highland Show.

Kian’s Choice is judge’s choice

ALICE Hill rode Kian’s Choice to lift the light horse supreme title at a damp Dalkeith Show on Saturday.

Sea Eagle best of show hunters

At the BSPS Scottish branch championship show, the Scottish show hunter pony champion was Alex Brewster’s Diptford Sea Eagle, ridden by Sophie Brewster.

Repeat success for I’m Yer Man

In a repeat of last year the overall ridden champion title at the NPS Scotland Golden Jubilee Show at Strathallan Castle was Ian and Alistair Smith’s Fell stallion Carrock I’m Yer Man, ridden by Chris MacMillan.

Dakota stands supreme at Drymen

Overall supreme mountain and moorland champion at Drymen Show was the Lomondside Stud’s Lomondside Melina.

Ayr Show - Ayrshire Highland is best

IT WAS Susan Wardrop’s Highland pony stallion Carlung Feargus, bred locally in North Ayrshire, that stood overall supreme at Ayr Show on the second day.

Pennal the Great double supreme at Welsh Show

At the Scottish Welsh Pony and Cob Association Spring Show at the Howe Country Centre, Giffordtown, the overall in-hand supreme champion was the section D overall champion, Brian and Shona Thomson’s beautifully mannered stallion Pennal The Great.

Kilmaurs double for Madelaine

Winning two championships at a bright and breezy Kilmaurs Show was Madelaine Tinson with Lord of the Manor III.

Plans underway for a golden celebration

Scotland’s premier showing show and a popular event with exhibitors from across the border is set to mark a special milestone in its history in 2010.

Rosettes galore for Trailblazers showing

Rosettes Direct is the new sponsor of Trailblazers showing first and second rounds during the 2009/10 SEIB Trailblazers competition series.

Anniversary for NPS Scotland

The National Pony Society Scotland celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.

First ridden Painter is supreme

At the BSPS Scotland’s Spring Show at Rowallan, it was Millie Manners’ Waxwing Painter, the Heritage novice mini champion, winner of the first ridden class, which was made supreme.

New classes at Blair Castle

BLAIR CASTLE International Horse Trials continues to extend its appeal year on year whether it be the addition of arena displays, new classes or novel shopping experiences.

Daphne’s run of success continues

OVERALL SHETLAND pony champion at the National Stallion Show, held at Stirling Mart, was Lorna Jamieson’s miniature champion, Lexus Daphne.

Yearling HiPo leads Forfar foals

Highland pony champion at the Forfar Foal Show was Heather Gow’s yearling, Westray Alltanacailleach (Donald of Shielhill / Kilda of Achnacarry).

Donna’s first win

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.

Georgian supreme!

AT THE BSPS Scotland Winter Show, Ingliston EC, it was the mini worker champion, Georgian Dorian, winner of both open and advanced nursery stakes clases,which went on to be awarded supreme honours.

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