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Equifest 2017 EQUIFEST 2017 Class R1 Preparing for the Evening Performance - Lead Rein Class R2 Preparing for the Evening Performance - First Ridden Class R3 Preparing for the Evening Performance - Open Ponies Class R4 Preparing for the Evening Performance - Open Horse Class I5 In Hand Best Condition 1,2,3 years 1st & ch Springwater Guillot Miss L Oughton-Auker 2nd Wellbrow Harvey Mr Ricky Jones 3rd Moelgarnedd Odette Miss V Hargreaves 4th Banroc Golden Rose Mrs H Kibble 5th Stanray Jay James Miss Emma Stares 6th Dalak Jak A Doodle Mrs L Cartner Class I6 In Hand Best Condition 4 Years & Over 1st & res Oxton Charisma Sophie Cartmell 2nd Heniarth Norman Stanley Fletcher Mrs Margaret Cousin 3rd The Wee Man Christine Heady 4th Llanai Tiago Natasha Walter 5th Sheriff Woddy Miss L Burbidge 6th Lotuspoint Commander Mrs K J Garrett 7th Black Diamond Miss K Watson 8th Glenfyne Sapphire Mrs Holly Charnock 9th Lucky Luciano Miss D Kalwa 10th Jananda Party Suprise Miss Ellie Sutton Class I7 In Hand Part Breds 1,2,3 years old 1st & res Brindlebrooks Serendipity Miss N Timson 2nd Cartigan Misty Morning Mrs Jean Cartwright 3rd Ashlea Little Prince Mrs A Miller 4th Brindlebrooks Unnanounced Miss N Timson Class I8 In Hand Part Bred 4 years old & over 1st & ch Stanley Grange Sea Shells Mrs Leeanne Crowe 2nd Treworgan Black Cat Miss Sam Loveridge 3rd Barkway Water Lily Ms Debbie Foster 4th Melin Moldavite Emma Peel 5th Oxton Charisma Sophie Cartmell 6th Grindles Zodiac Miss Charlotte Hall & Miss Sophie Hall 7th Bridgehill Crackerjack Mrs Karen Clarke 8th Lucky Luciano Miss D Kalwa 9th Carnsdale Escley Side Carol Milly Jagger Class I9 In Hand Traditional Cobs 1st Cobastaire Miss H Westwood 2nd Hermits Lottie Mrs Rebecca Shaw 3rd Dooleys Over Ice Miss Phaedra Towler 4th Rivermeadows Hilda Mrs R Mccormack 5th Desperado Mrs A Wood 6th Talk of the Town Miss Abbie Davies 7th Percy Mrs P Appleby 8th The Pie Man Mrs J Edmead 9th Delta Dawn Miss R Woolner 10th Cheif Mrs D Mardle Class I10 In Hand Show Cobs 1st The D B Man Miss Emma Bell 2nd Strictly Cash Miss Danielle Botten 3rd Ruby Tuesday Judith Walker 4th Black Diamond Miss K Watson 5th Waunoris Blue Flash Miss C West 6th Finley Miss Rebecca Smith Class I11 In Hand Riding Pony 1,2,3 years 1st Brindlebrooks Serendipity Miss Natasha Timson 2nd Kouros May Fia Mrs J Russell 3rd Stanley Grange Gilt Edge Mrs S M Palmer 4th Romanno Pandora Miss A Mathers 5th Hightopps Samsara Mrs Clare Highnam Class I12 In Hand Riding Pony 4 years & over 1st Treworgan Black Cat Miss Sam Loveridge 2nd Diptford Melika Miss A Mathers 3rd Masterton Midsummer Rose Mrs Bridie Richards 4th Bridgehill Crackerjack Mrs Karen Clarke 5th Fairley Misha Kimberley Morton 6th Fidan Ellie Mai 20262307Ms E Wright Class I13 Young Handler 13 - 18 years 1st Thornberry Amber Mr & Mrs K Stewart 2nd Atinas Danny Boy Tim Gibson 3rd Marsh Midas Mrs J Carmichael 4th Ffynnonbach Red Miss E Craske 5th Whitewood Bridge Mrs Bridie Richards 6th Menai Naughty Girl Sally Mrs Michelle Horton 7th Popsters Mi Amore Mrs A Batty 8th Elvet Applause Miss S Daggett 9th Hercules Miss L Britnell 10th Baronsdown Saxon King Mrs Becky Franklin Class I14 Young Handler 9 - 12 years 1st Wian Argraig Carys Beard 2nd Winneydene Crosby Mr John Reid 3rd Harwel Sunshine Mrs F Spurr 4th Thistledown Scotts Haar Jasmine Bleazard 5th Shandy Mollie Gibson-Holt 6th Rspca Oscar Jenny Wellens 7th Haighend Henessy Mrs L Cartner 8th Broadspring Topaz Mrs K Howell 9th Rookery Jumble Mrs Sharon White 10th Trenleygrove Stella Ms A Brown Class I15 Young Handlers 8 years & under 1st Thistledown Velvetband Miss V Wigglesworth 2nd Uppacott Jubilate Mrs C Fatania 3rd Sam of Quimper Mrs Sam Herring 4th Harwel Sunshine Mrs F Spurr 5th Jacob Of The Bog Miss J Gill 6th Dolrhedyn Cardinal Jenny Wellens 7th Llandar Princess Rowena Mrs G Clifford Graham 8th Wynnmere Renita Mrs S Sharp 9th Kilcummer Borollo Scarlett Burgoyne Class I16 In Hand Veteran Pony 1st Miss Molly Miss V Wigglesworth 2nd Bluewillow Jonny Reb Christine Heady 3rd Thornberry Amber Mr & Mrs K Stewart 4th Rookery Blondie Mr Ian Palethorpe 5th Gregs Hopton Miss E Kerwood 6th Pinina Reef Kimberley Morton 7th Shilstone Rocks Mayhem Mrs A Howe 8th Uppacott Jubilate Mrs C Fatania 9th Cartigan Phoenix Mrs Jean Cartwright 10th Ginny Miss P Wiles Class I17 In Hand Veteran Horses 1st Mr Navigator Mrs Gabby Williams 2nd Bambi Grace Peverall 3rd The Firewall Mrs F Embleton 4th Bright Sun Miss C Bales 5th Diamonds Rocket Miss R Biles 6th Duke Of York Molly Kate Stowe 7th Miss Kinky Boots Grace Richards 8th Mister Tom Mrs A Sewell 9th Gwynneparc Meredith Miss E Cannell 10th Otterburn Mrs H Horton Class I18 Novice Small Breeds 4 years old & over 1st Techon Telynores Annabel Chambers 2nd Penhwnllys Mysterious Girl Mrs C Pooley 3rd Islebells Dior Miss K Scorey 4th 5th Dargale Angela Miss Clair Scales 6th Kyleburn Mikado Mrs C Casey 7th Billfrith Miss K Scorey 8th Merkisayre Brainstorm Mrs S Cowie-Bland 9th Kyleburn Kazek Mrs Amanda Cox 10th Dantwyn Custard Cream Miss A Page Class I19 Novice Welsh Sections C & D 4 years old & over 1st Norton Heath Glitz N Glamour Mr E Prosser 2nd 161645 Babylon Gloria Miss Nicola Ridley 3rd Taincwm Uzuri Mr T Hall 4th Davada Billy The Kid Mrs D Remblance 5th Abercippyn New Model Mrs C Edgson 6th Penbee Bright Spark Miss J Cook 7th Shearwater Roseanne Miss S Barltrop 8th Trenleygrove Stella Ms A Brown 9th Ddwyryd Mari Mrs C Pooley 10th Fourways Abrahim Miss R Oakes Class I20 Novice Large Breeds 4 years old & over 1st Twywell Misty Molly Miss Aimee Toseland 2nd Inglegarth Celeritas Miss D Hull 3rd Slievebloom Dawn Mrs L Billington 4th Moneyhills Nightlight Mis P Pickford Swift 5th Floraigh Of Combebank Miss Amy Hunter 6th Churchill Kate Mrs Gillian Clifford-Graham 7th Carrock Glen Mrs J Crossley 8th Glenwestcastle Little Miss Jasmine Mrs J Farrar 9th Carlingford Fair Isle Mrs Cheryl Fox 10th Holmedown Champaign Miss H Pearce Class I21 Novice M&M In Hand Small Breeds 2-3 years old 1st & ch Coedywern Tegid Mr P Ward-Burton 2nd & res Nebraska Miss S Daggett 3rd Ryehall Cascade Mrs E Payne 4th Dalak Jak A Doodle Mrs L Cartner 5th Elvet Applause Miss S Daggett 6th Moelgarnedd Odette Miss V Hargreaves 7th Manorlea Marvin 100248 Mrs S Swires 8th Tryfel Glamour Girl Calista Boulton 9th Spelbound Copper And Snow Miss T Frogley Class I22 Novice M&M In Hand Large Breeds 2-3 Years Old 1st Banroc Golden Rose Mrs H Kibble 2nd Moonstruck Northen Star Mrs Y Procter 3rd Elmere Loch Blair Mr P Matthews-Brown 4th Mossgate In The Mix Mrs Caroline Crouchman 5th Stanray Jay James Miss Emma Stares 6th Corstan Emperor Mr T Hall 7th Wellbrow Harvey Mr Ricky Jones 8th Ringside Roosevelt Miss D Hulme Class I23 Novice Small Breeds, yearling 1st Moseley Exultation Ms Bridie Mason 2nd Tishions Mustbe Mine Mrs L Turner 3rd Bunbury Cherry Pie Mrs S Arrowsmith 4th Combebank Magna Carta Miss S Evans Class I24 Novice Large Breeds yearling 1st Jedi Of Talisker Miss R Randall 2nd Carlung Viscount Mrs M L DAgati 3rd Greenholme Knight Terry Clines 4th Knavesash Witchcraft Mrs Jane Ripley 5th Tanryn Demelza Mr P Page 6th Llanai Guardsman Miss K Scorey 7th Ringside Prima Donna Georgia Rhodes 8th Luna of Heatherglen Mrs E Mangham 9th Talisker Drambuie Patrica Stowe Class I25 Home Produced M&M Small Breeds 1,2,3 years old 1st Ryehall Cascade Mrs E Payne 2nd Manorlea Marvin 100248 Mrs Suzie Swires 3rd Moelgarnedd Odette Miss V Hargreaves 4th Pinglewood Pele Alice Rutherford 5th Springlane Saracen Mrs Caroline Crouchman Class I26 Home Produced M&M Small Breeds 4 years old & over 1st Blethyn Star Flower Mrs Sue Day 2nd Briar Piccolo Mrs Vivien Hampton 3rd Tiffwyl Dreamtime Miss K Scorey 4th Kyleburn Kazek Mrs Amanda Cox 5th Langa Leonardo Miss L Smith 6th Little Wren Iden Miss A Page 7th Dargale Billy Joel Mrs B Buddin 8th Moelview Colonel Mustard 2013 Mrs Pauline Jauncey 9th Littleoscars Buzz Lightyear Mrs E Gregory 10th Amitys Ocean King Christine Heady Class I27 Home Produced M&M Large Breeds 1,2,3 years old 1st & ch Moonstruck Northen Star Mrs Y Procter 2nd Craiggochfach Empress Miss Heidi Heppenstall 3rd Carlung Viscount Mrs M Dagati 4th Corstan Rixton Lisa Mewes 5th Elmere Loch Blair Mr P Matthews-Brown 6th Mossgate In The Mix Mrs Caroline Crouchman 7th Stanray Jay James Miss E Stares Class I28 Home Produced M&M Large Breeds 4 years old & over 1st & res Lathomdale Annabelle Miss R Handy 2nd Mountain Hare Tom Jones Mr M Catterall 3rd Windgates Winston Mrs R Hodkinson 4th Cringlemire Sonny Mrs H Dickens 5th Whiteladies Showtime Mrs K Harvey-Mason 6th Atinas Danny Boy Tim Gibson 7th Ddwyryd Mari Mrs C Pooley 8th Aquilas Stud Magic Merlin Mr R Hassell 9th Glentiefi Hywel Miss C Fox 10th Springfieldpark Replica Mr T Hall Class R29 Welsh Sections A,B,C & D Training Class Class R30 Novice Ridden Welsh A & B 1st Dunaskin Gimli Terry Clines 2nd Moelview Colonel Mustard 2013 Mrs Pauline Jauncey 3rd Amilas Clicquot Miss Lauren Brill 4th Brynely Lleucu Mrs L Turner 5th 6th Gigman Michaelangelo Miss Lisa Beadle 7th Thamesbourne Rhonwen Beth Andrews 8th Mompesson Lets Party Mrs Pamela Teasdale 9th Wotfield Bari Miss M Wardrobe Class R31 Novice Ridden Welsh C 1st Fronarth Red Heather Mrs C Edgson 2nd Popsters The Love Machine Miss E Jack 3rd Popstars Picasso Chloe Chubb 4th Rivervalley Goldtop Miss J Hunt 5th Godebog King Miss F Wilson 6th Foxhollow Alwyn Tywysog Mrs Kay Gibson 7th Penbee Bright Spark Miss J Cook 8th Llanidan Pepsi Aalliyah Simmons Class R32 Novice Ridden Welsh D not exceeding 148cms 1st & ch Thorneyside Royal Command Mrs Lynn Scott 2nd Harradene Mr Crumble Jade
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