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Results 2018 HORSE Results 2018 Special Prizes: H1 A Perpetual Challenge Cup presented by British Horse Feeds & Wyatt & Bruce Ltd and £50 for the Supreme Champion Horse or Pony. The winners of H2 and H3 to compete for this cup. Mrs T Veale, Red Rock III, age 6. Tavistock, Devon H2 A Perpetual Trophy presented by Mr and Mrs Wesley Wilton and £25 for Best in Hand Horse or Pony. Mrs F Dymond, Holnicote Chatterbox, age 5, PBA. Bodmin, Cornwall. H3 The David Allen Perpetual Salver and £25 for Best Ridden Horse or Pony. Mrs T Veale, Red Rock III, age 6. Tavistock, Devon. IN HAND HUNTER AND SPORT HORSES Class 1 Any Hunter/Sport Horse Brood Mare with own Foal at foot. 276 Mr C Upham, Eustacia Vie, age 13, sire Catherston Dazzler 1st 304 Rebecca King, Eniki, sire Gribaldi Class 2 Foal – progeny of a mare in class 1. Foals to be at least 3 weeks old on day of show. 277 Mr C Upham, filly foal, sire Catherston Liberator 1st 305 Rebecca King, Truffle, sire Hallmark DS, dam Eniki Class 3 Potential Hunter/Sport Horse Yearling – Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2017. 57 Amanda Element, Lady Rockigham, Westphalian 2nd74 Mrs C Hall, Chicaos Ninita, Sport Horse 208 Mrs S Dudden, Wellpark Zephyra, Sport Horse 1st275 Mrs J Humphries, Annie Muse, sire Sam Bellamy 301 Aileen Osterholm, Cavalier Hope for Joy, sire Cavalier Jump for Joy 3rd306 Rebecca King, Sykes Lorenzo, sire Hallmark DS, dam Bosuval Baroness Class 4 Potential Hunter/Sport Horse Two Year Old – Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2016. 2nd54 Mr G T Eddy, Melgra Emerson, sire Ninth House, dam Woodlands Emerald 3rd160 Miss R Smale, Chicagos Murphy, Sports Horse 1st247 J England, Glanden Doughty, ID x TB 259 Mrs J Somerset, Filthy Gorgeous, Quarter Horse x Lippizaner 290 Miss K Gason, Gentle Jane, TBx Class 5 Potential Hunter/Sport Horse Three Year Old Colt, Gelding or Filly, foaled in 2015 41 Mrs A Darke, Warmington Charleston, sire Steele Tango, dam Charismtic` 68 Miss C Gall, Kosmology, WB x TB 1st273 Mr C Upham, Trenavey Role Model, sire Langaller Starring Role 274 Mr C Upham, Russian Roulette, sire Langaller Starring Role 2nd93 Miss L Ingleby, Chicago's Maiya, sire Urkel, dam Chicago's Anamis Special Prizes: H4 Rosette and the W Paynter Cup to the Champion in classes 1-5. The champion will go forward to the judging of the Champion In hand Horse or Pony. J England, Glanden Doughty, ID x TB H5 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 1–5. Mr C Upham, Trenavey Role Model, sire Langaller Starring Role H6 The Langaller Farm Brood Mare Premium Awards – This takes the form of a voucher worth £50 awarded to the highest placed brood mare in class 1 and is redeemable against any stud fee for a stallion standing at Langaller Farm during the current or following season. Only one award per mare per season. Where the winning mare has already won a voucher in the current year the award goes to the next highest placed mare. Rebecca King, Eniki, sire Gribald H7 Master Memorial Cup kindly presented by Mr and Mrs J Wilton, Padstow (outright winner 1988) for the Best Foal in class 2. Rebecca King, Truffle, sire Hallmark DS, dam Eniki IN HAND PONIES Class 6 Pony Brood Mare, not exceeding 153cm (15hh) with own foal at foot. 250 Mrs J Sampson, Waltza Perfect Surprise, age 12 PB Arab 1st286 C Martin, Polly Pocket, Age 10 Class 7 Foal – progeny of a mare in class 6. Foals to be at least 3 weeks old on day of show. 251 Mrs J Sampson, Broadavest What a Surprise, age 5 months, PB Arab 1st287 C Martin, Broadtow Jiminy Cricket Class 8 Yearling – colt, gelding or filly foaled in 201. 2nd40 Mrs A Darke, Henry Higgins, sire Newtown Pedro, dam Mrs Patrick Campbell 1st77 K & J Harris, Downhills Tiny Tim, sire Placidity, dam Polly Pocket Class 9 Two or Three year old – colt, gelding or filly, foaled in 2016 or 2015. 2nd22 Mrs R Brown, Brookvale Lady Edith, age 2, sire Brookvale Mister Tom, dam Laybalands Birthday Girl 1st32 Miss L Congdon, Rotherwood Dare to Believe, age 2, Riding Pony - part Welsh, part Arab 116 Mrs M Mercer, Bronheulog Lord Sugar, age 2, Welsh B 161 Miss R Smale, Rosanna Pandora Mist, age 3 169 S & G Trevenna, Colby Royal, age 3 3rd227 Mrs C A Horswell, Langaller Black Sapphire, age 3 182 Mrs J Sampson, Puzzletree Kiss for Keeps Special Prizes: H8 Rosette and the Tamar Tractors Cup to the Champion in classes 6–9. The champion will go forward to the judging of the Champion In hand Horse or Pony. MISS L CONGDON H9 Rosette to the Reserve Champion in classes 6–9. K & J HARRIS H10 The Langaller Farm Brood Mare Premium Award – This takes the form of a voucher worth £50 awarded to the highest placed brood mare in class 6 and is redeemable against any stud fee for a stallion standing at Langaller Farm during the current or following season. Only one award per mare per season. Where the winning mare has already won a voucher in the current year the award goes to the next highest placed mare. RIDDEN HORSES Class 10 Riding Horse 34 Mrs K Corrick, Skyfall, age 8, sire Celtic Lauris, dam Good Advice, ridden by Fiona Corrick 2nd51 Mrs F Dymond, Moylough Aruba, ge 4, Irish Sport Horse, ridden by Abigail Dymond 79 Miss R Hattam, Wizzle, age 10, Shire x TB 131 Mrs M Bishop, Shades of Autumn, age 12,TB, ridden by Biddy Peck 133 Mrs S Raggett, Chandeam Burlington Bertie, age 6, Connemara x TB, ridden by Sophie Raggett 166 Miss R Tamblyn, Milly, age 11, TB x WB 3rd197 Miss S Carpenter, Buriana Larkrise, age 5, TB x 1st198 Miss S Carpenter, The Ginger Genie, age 8, TB x 213 A Frazier, Suni Royal Regatta, age 20, sire Aston Showime, dam Sun Water Meadow, ridden by Taylor Mortimer 260 Katherine Moore, Rooks Pye, age 9, Welsh x TB Class 11 Ridden Cob – not exceeding 155cm (approx. 15.1hh) 21 Mrs W J Briggs, Waterloo Focus, age 11, Irish bred Cob 1st25 Mr & Mrs W T Burley, Shanbally Oliver, age 6, ridden by Carly Mather 114 Miss Z MacBean, Fostra Boy, age 12 2nd174 Mrs T Veale, Red Rock III, age 6, ridden by T McKinnon Class 12 Novice Hunter – for horses not having won a first prize of £25 or a total of £75 in a Ridden Hunter Class 1 L Baker, Big Bill II, age 15, Irish Sport Horse, ridden by Jordan Pooley 30 Mrs L Champion, Treweatha's Iona, age 8, Irish Sports Horse 55 Mr & Mrs E Edge, Angel, age 6, PB Irish, ridden by Edmund Edge 56 Mr & Mrs E Edge, Tannite French Blue, age 6, Irish Sport Horse, ridden by Rosena Edge 58 Miss J Freeman, Agapete, age 9, IDSH 100 Mrs R Jones, Harry, age 7, ISH 106 Mrs J Kitto, Alaska's Girl, age 11, Sports Horse 159 J Sleep, Russell's Retreat, age 6, Sport Horse, ridden by V Sleep 167 Miss M Cox, Mr Tom, age 12, ID, ridden by Miss C Taylor 171 Miss J Tribe, Wildlake Chicago Jazz, age 7, Hanovarian x TB 1st205 Miss C Davis & Mr G Frain, Roxstar, age 6, ID, ridden by Christa Davis 235 Mrs J Kitto, Wildfire Dixi, age 7, WB, sire Wild Dice Bewes, ridden by Milly Bersey 242 Miss E Melhuish, Zachariah II, age 7 3rd245 Miss S Pitts, Kiilton, age 6, ISH 267 Mr D Stephens, Tynfid Street Party, age 6, sire Saint Malo, ridden by A Stephens 2nd249 Natalie Davies, Thrasos, age 5, sire Adonnis, dam Trolley Dolly, ridden by Charlotte Rowe Class 13 Small Hunter, mare or gelding – over 148 cm (14.2hh approx.) but not exceeding 158 cm (15.2hh approx.) 35 Mrs K Corrick, Gracie Fields, age 11, sire Infantry Galaxy 1st58 Miss J Freeman, Agapete, age 9, IDSH 104 Mrs L Juleff, Knightsmill Dominator, age 11, WB x, ridden by Louise Juleff 119 Mr & Mrs D Morrell-Davies, Saillie, age 7, Connemara x ISH, ridden by Mrs P Morrell-Davies 2nd155 Miss K Shepheard, Touch or Dutch, age 14, Dutch Warmblood 3rd162 A Smith, On a High Shadow, Irish Draught 282 Miss J Wingett, Casablanca, age 11, Appaloosa x Class 14 Lightweight ridden hunter, mare or gelding capable of carrying up to 12 stone 7lbs. 130 Miss S Parker, Delboy, age 23, ID x TB 1st245 Miss S Pitts, Kiilton, age 6, ISH 248 Miss K Rogers, Glanden Sunaz, age 10, ID x TB 262 Mrs K Stenning, Whisbech River Deep, age 8, British Warmbood, ridden by Lizzie Luxton 3rd307 Miss S Rowe, Magnifire, IDxTB 271 Mrs L Thomas, Leestone Freddie, age 10, ISH, ridden by Isobel Thomas 2nd235 Mrs J Kitto, Wildfire Dixi, age 7, WB, sire Wild Dice Bewes, ridden by Milly Bersey Class 15 Middleweight/Heavyweight ridden hunter, mare or gelding capable or carrying over 12 stone 7lbs 1st1 L Baker, Big Bill II, age 15, Irish Sport Horse, ridden by Jordan Pooley 3rd100 Mrs R Jones, Harry, age 7, ISH 105 Sue Foster, Winston, age 7, ID x Connemara, ridden by Louise Juleff 171 Miss J Tribe, Wildlake Chicago Jazz, age 7, Hanovarian x TB 205 Miss C Davis & Mr G Frain, Roxstar, age 6, ID, ridden by Christa Davis 229 Mrs K Jones, Monty Casino, age 9, ID x 2nd249 Natalie Davies, Thrasos, age 5, sire Adonnis, dam Trolley Dolly, ridden by Charlotte Rowe 252 Miss J Bartlett & Mrs J Scattergood, Nicar's Wisdom, age 11, Shire x TB, ridden by Mrs J Scattergood Special Prizes: H11 Rosette and a Perpetual Challenge Trophy presented by Mrs A Melhuish to the Champion in classes 10-15.
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