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2012 Breed Show Results Breed Show Results 2012 IN HAND SECTION Class 1 - Yeld mare - 7yrs & over- competing in performance (4) 1 - Dunedin Fortune 001/05 (Muldoanich of Dalbrack x Dunedin Fairisle), Aileen Curle 2 - Tower Misty May 098/04 (Torrin of Croila x Tower Moonlight Serenade), Anna Roberts 3 - Heather of Glenshian 274/04 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Jessie of Avonview), Julia Whitaker 4 - Niamh of Whitefield 162/05 (Emperor of Whitefield x Gloria of Whitefield), Janice Boyd Class 2 -Senior gelding - 7yrs & over (8) 1 - Creag Chrannach of Meggernie 189/03 (Cameron's Colin of Knick Tom Wittensee x Schehrazade of Meggernie), Mrs B J Malim 2 - Drambuie of Roisbheinn A94/01 (Trowan Magic Mist x Katie of Roisbheinn), Kerry Richardson 3 - Strathmore Rhum G195/02 (Strathmore Concorde x Mirren of Strathmore), Sandie Kydd & S Davidson 4 - Meall Ghaordie of Meggernie G190/03 (Cameron's Colin of Knick Tom Wittensee x Juno of Meggernie), Susan J Laing 5 - Chapelhill Bertie 162/04 (Chapelhill Hamish x Chapelhill Lady), Louise Bone 6 - Belivat Muldoanich G089/03 (Bodach Dhu of Glenshiel x Belivat Fara), Miss Louise Cushnie Class 3 -Licensed stallion - 4yrs & over (3) 1 - Coulnacraig Jacobite 118/06 (Coulnacraig Highlander x Denmill Catriona), R & K Stewart 2 - Chapelhill Earl 215/07 (Chapelhill Vegas x Chapelhill Tess), WD Simpson 3 - Matador of Whitefield 269/04 (Clandon Moriarti x Zola of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird Class 4 -Yeld mare - 4, 5, 6yrs - competing in performance (12) 1 - Trailtrow Tanera 396/06 (Dunedin Marksman x Trailtrow Teal), Gillian McMurray 2 - Ruby of Sunnyneuk 131/07 (Concorde of Whitefield x Marie-Rose of Strathmore), Kirsteen Mann 3 - Eilidh of Mendick 195/08 (Tower Glenkinchie x Uist of Mendick), Aileen Curle 4 - Pollyana of Forglen 335/06 (Highfield Glen Affric x Leone of Craignetherty), Gilean J Docherty 5 - Tyne of Dalnacardoch 169/08 (Tower Clyde x Atholl Kirsty), Dalnacardoch Estate Ltd 6 - Burnside Victoria 122/07 (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Burnside Glencora), A Munro & J McNaughton Class 5 -Junior gelding - 4, 5, 6yrs (11) 1 - Glencoe of Roisbheinn G069/08 (Nicoll of Forglen x Lady Marvel of Warren), Joanna McCormack 2 - West Lodge Alexander G190/07 (Mcleod of Inverdarroch x West Lodge Amy), Susanne Shepherd 3 - Highland Piper of Sunnyneuk G130/07 (Concorde of Whitefield x Trudy of Sunnyneuk), Jill Vasey 4 - Atholl Glen of Gellybank G281/06 (Kestrel of Fourmerk x Glenlomond of Whitefield), Shona Barrie 5 - Burnside Vorlich G123/07 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Burnside Quintessa), Robert & Sandie Kydd 6 - Rory of Logierait 215/08 (Blair Atholl of Whitefield x Roseabell of Logierait), Morven Campbell Class 6 -Yeld mare - 4yrs & over - in hand only (9) 1 - Beauty of Sma’ Glen 106/03 (Atholl Tilt x Fi Fi of Sma Glen), Alison McLeod 2 - Rosie of Strathmore 273/08 (Strathmore Cameron x Maggie Rose of Strathmore), C McQuattie 3 - Lochlands Madonna 271/05 (Concorde of Whitefield x Lochlands Mandolin), K Lawson & W Sinclair 4 - Birchcroft Susie 310/08 (Rannoch of Fourmerk x Birchcroft Laura), Lynsey Wright 5 - Staffa II of Alltnacailleach 225/04 (Viscount of Whitefield x Kilda of Alltnacailleach), Mrs DJH Gow 6 - Roxanne O' Lundie Crags 150/07 (Chapelhill Vegas x Gemma O' The Glens), Hazel & Lisa Lundie Class 7 -Brood mare with foal at foot (4) 1 - Money Penny of Whitefield 271/04 (Emperor of Whitefield x Heather Honey of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird 2 - Lochlands Silver Flute 096/03 (Birchcroft Jazzman x Flute of Whitefield), A & C Munro 3 - Oliviette of Whitefield 112/06 (Belivat Muldoanich x Yvette of Whitefield), J Alan Baird 4 - Eve of Meggernie 336/05 (Torrin of Croila x Schehrazade of Meggernie), Mrs BJ Malim Class 8 -Filly foal (1) 1 - Filly foal (Strathmore Clova x Lochlands Silver Flute), A & C Munro Class 9 -Colt foal (3) 1 - Colt foal (Oliver of Forglen x Oliviette of Whitefield), J Alan Baird 2 - Jubilee of Meggernie (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Eve of Meggernie), Mrs BJ Malim 3 - Colt foal (Matador of Whitefield x Money Penny of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird Class 10 -Filly born in 2009 - 3yrs (9) 1 - Lochlands Silver Raven 171/09 (Belivat Muldoanich x Lochlands Silver Flute), K Lawson & W Sinclair 2 - Carse Clova 405/09 (Ruaridh of Mendick x Carse Carousel), Robert M Davidson 3 - Rheanna of Sunnyneuk 078/09 (Concorde of Whitefield x Marie-Rose of Strathmore), KM & WJ Taylor 4 - Myrrh of Millfield 337/09 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Myra of Millfield), WKA Allan 5 - Frasmaron Camellia 179/09 (Matador of Whitefield x Monika of Whitefield), MA & F Comrie-Bryant 6 - West Lodge Ailsa 347/09 (Echo of Achnacarry x West Lodge Amy), Robin Stewart Class 11 -Gelding born in 2009 - 3yrs (5) 1 - Fingal of Mendick 255/09 (Dougal of Mendick x Megan of Craigiecat), Mr & Mrs John Dykes 2 - Glen Tilt of Rynuan G205/09 (Nicoll of Forglen x Lady Marvel of Warren), Alison McLeod 3 - Lagalgarve Beinn Cruachan G157/09 (Marnoch of Millfield x Erray Hazel), Clare Anderson 4 - Glendale of Gellybank G085/09 (Lancelot of Whitefield x Heather Mist of Carlung), Amanda Byers 5 - Frasmaron Claddagh G178/09 (Lancelot of Whitefield x Megan na Dailach), Helen de Lara Class 12 -Colts and stallions - 2, 3yrs (1) 1 - Windgates Winston 124/09 (North-wells Summit x Trailtrow Rhuann), Tracey Walker Class 13 -Filly born in 2010 - 2yrs (5) 1 - Whitefield Princess Silver 033/10 (Matador of Whitefield x Whitefield Princess Nickel), Greig Baird 2 - Morag Rose of Strathmore 273/10 (Strathmore Clova x Rose-Bud of Strathmore), C McQuattie 3 - Chapelhill Honey 347/10 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Chapelhill Ursula), WD Simpson 4 - Maren of Millfield 269/10 (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Maggie May of Millfield), WKA & KM Allan 5 - Corrieben Breagha 211/10 (North-Wells Super Scot x Rose O' The Glens), Hazel Manson & CD McNeill Class 14 -Gelding born in 2010 - 2yrs (1) 1 - Roibeart Buidhe of Achnacarry G139/10 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Midge of Achnacarry), Lynne Alexander Class 15 -Filly born in 2011 - 1yr (7) 1 - Chapelhill Ivy 187/11 (Chapelhill Earl x Chapelhill Lady), WD Simpson 2 - Whitefield Queen Tia Maria 032/11 (Matador of Whitefield x Whitefield Queen Henrietta Maria), George M Baird 3 - Mirren of Millfield 231/11 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Mhairi of Cairnbank), WKA & JA Allan 4 - Trowan Maggie 257/11 (Turin Hill Kylemore x Trowan Molly), Mr Robert M Davidson 5 - Zoe of Alltnacailleach 001/12 (Turin Hill Kylemore x Staffa II of Alltnacailleach), Mrs DJH Gow 6 - Shanquhar Ceilidh Fling 282/11 (Ruaridh of Mendick x Birchcroft Gwen), Lynsey Wright Class 16 -Colt or gelding - born in 2011 - 1yr (5) 1 - Chapelhill Isaac 185/11 (Chapelhill Earl x Chapelhill Sheila), WD Simpson 2 - Hero of Mendick 154/11 (Dougal of Mendick x Xenya of Mendick), Mr & Mrs John Dykes 3 - Harris of Mendick 153/11 (Dougal of Mendick x Clover of Mendick), Aileen Curle 4 - Lochlands Silver Springs 008/11 (Whitefield Prince Platinum x Lochlands Silver Flute), A & C Munro 5 - Greenfaulds Angus 068/11 (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Burnside Taransay), A Munro & J McNaughton Class 17 -Veteran - 18yrs & over (0) None forward Class 18 -Progeny - two progeny with same parent (1) 1 - West Lodge Alexander and West Lodge Ailsa ex West Lodge Amy RIDDEN SECTION Class 19 -HOYS Qualifier (9) 1 - Carlung Lewis 191/06 (Carlung Ebony x Emma of Carlung), Richard Telford 2 - Dunedin Mountain Rose 016/04 (Kincardine Ben Macdhui x Dunedin May Rose), Anne Mitchell 3 - Dunedin Finale 015/04 (Muldoanich of Dalbrack x Dunedin Fairisle), Christopher Grant 4 - Oatcake of Whitefield 108/06 (Highfield Glen Affric x Kate of Whitefield), MA & F Comrie-Bryant 5 - Trailtrow Teaninich 117/03 (Ruaridh of Mendick x Trailtrow Tilliwhillie), Gillian McMurray 6 - Josiedene 131/05 (Fyfedene x Jennydene), Francesca Pomfret Class 20 -Picton qualifier Novice ridden (6) 1 - Trowan Monty G006/06 (Blair Atholl of Whitefield x Carse Morven), Judith Page 2 - Burnside Vorlich G123/07 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Burnside Quintessa), Robert & Sandie Kydd 3 - Gissings Glenlorne G174/03 (Highland Chief of Whitefield x Evita of Whitefield), Lindsey Macdonald 4 - Trailtrow Texa Beag 397/06 (Rummlegairie of Trailtrow x Texa of Carrick), Kirstin McMurray 5 - Moorpark Arran G147/03 (Concorde of Whitefield x Donna of Glendoll), Shona Terras 6 - Amos of Litigan G303/05 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Alice of Litigan), Sarah Lang Class 21 -Nursery Novice ridden (12) 1 - Rhinns Point Niall-a-Dendie G360/07 (Sunny of Runivraid x Glenmuir Iona), Angela Macleod 2 - Dunedin Merlin 024/07 (Dunedin Marksman x Dunedin Fairisle), Lindsey Macdonald 3 - Struan of Inverdarroch G385/08 (Coulnacraig Highlander x Skye of Inverdarroch), Bruce Haliburton 4 - Highland Piper of Sunnyneuk G130/07 (Concorde of Whitefield x Trudy of Sunnyneuk), Jill Vasey 5 - Burnside Victoria 122/07 (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Burnside Glencora), A Munro & J McNaughton 6 - Ella of Somercotes 225/08 (North-Wells Summit x Johar Bonnie Brae), Jane Murray Class 22 -Junior ridden - riders under 18 1 - Prince Lochnagar of Moulzie G310/05 (Taymount of Milroy x Rosina of Caenlochan), Georgina Chalmers-Gray 2 - Trailtrow Gair Spring 394/06 (Rummlegairie of Trailtrow x Gamhna of Carrick), Donna Middleton 3 - Dunedin Freya 409/09 (Dunedin Marksman x Dunedin Fairisle), M Parkin Vaughan 4 - Ella of Somercotes 225/08 (North-Wells Summit x Johar Bonnie Brae), Jane Murray 5 - Burnside Seamus G151/04 (Clandon Moriarti x Goldie of Whitefield), Victoria Headspeath 6 - Heather of Glenshian 274/04 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Jessie of Avonview), Julia Whitaker Class 23 -Open ridden - under 143cms 1 - Dunedin Mountain Rose 016/04 (Kincardine Ben Macdhui x Dunedin
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