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Keith Country Show Page No Keith Country Show Page No. 1 Horses Monday Clydesdale Horses Class 288 Gelding three years old or over FIRST Gibb, Mr James Exhibit No. Shoemakers Croft Clola Mintlaw AB42 5AP Clydesdale Champion Clydesdale Best Male in the Show 284,288,289 Best Clydesdale Gelding 288,289 SECOND Skinner, G&R Exhibit No. 404 Strathorn Pitcaple AB51 5EJ THIRD Skinner, G&R Exhibit No. 402 Strathorn Pitcaple AB51 5EJ Class 291 Filly one year old FIRST Young, Ian Exhibit No. 409 Wellheads Clochan Buckie AB56 5HB Clydesdale Reserve Champion Clydesdale Best Female in Show SECOND Skinner, G&R Exhibit No. 408 Strathorn Pitcaple AB51 5EJ THIRD Young, Ian Exhibit No. 410 Wellheads Clochan Buckie AB56 5HB Class 292 Clydesdale Horse Society Young Handler FIRST Young, Ian Exhibit No. 411 Wellheads Clochan Buckie AB56 5HB Class 294 Stallion, Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over Ridden FIRST Skinner, G&R Exhibit No. 414 Strathorn Pitcaple AB51 5EJ Best Ridden Clydesdale SECOND Skinner, G&R Exhibit No. 412 Strathorn Pitcaple AB51 5EJ Highland Ponies Class 296 Mare four years old or over with Foal at foot FIRST Duncan, Hugh Exhibit No. 416 Craignetherty Turriff AB53 4GT Class 297 Foal FIRST Duncan, Hugh Exhibit No. 418 Craignetherty Turriff AB53 4GT Class 298 Yeld Mare four years old or over FIRST Towns, G&A Exhibit No. 425 Easdale Markethill Turriff AB53 5PJ Best Yeld Mare 4yrs & Over from Class 298 SECOND Fenton, Kim Exhibit No. 421 Spey View Spey Valley Drive Aberlour AB38 9NU THIRD Cole, Beverley Exhibit No. 415 Sod Inn Kininmonth Peterhead AB42 4JW Class 299 Gelding four years old or over FIRST Menzies, Fiona Exhibit No. 430 Myreton Farm Insch AB52 6LS SECOND MacIntosh, Sarah Exhibit No. 429 Greystone Blackhills Peterhead AB42 3JP THIRD Stewart, Rachael Exhibit No. 431 29 Whitehall Place Insch AB52 6HD Class 300 Colt, Filly or Gelding 1 year old FIRST Reid, John Exhibit No. 432 1 Jackstown Cottages Rothienorman Inverurie AB51 8UR Highland Pony Reserve Champion Best registered Highland Pony opposite sex to the Champion Class 301 Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 or 3 years old FIRST MacIntosh, Sarah Exhibit No. 437 Greystone Blackhills Peterhead AB42 3JP Overall Horse Champion (Monday) Highland Pony Champion SECOND Towns, G&A Exhibit No. 440 Easdale Markethill Turriff AB53 5PJ Class 302 Ridden Highland Pony 4 years old and over, not exceeding 148cms FIRST MacIntosh, Sarah Exhibit No. 444 Greystone Blackhills Peterhead AB42 3JP Champion Highland Pony in Saddle from Class 302 SECOND Menzies, Fiona Exhibit No. 445 Myreton Farm Insch AB52 6LS THIRD Legge, Kathy Exhibit No. 443 Broomhill Croft Newmill Keith AB55 6XE Shetland Ponies Standards Class 304 Stallion four years old or over FIRST Forbes, Christine Exhibit No. 450 1 Dullanbank Dufftown AB55 4ER Class 305 Mare 4 yrs old & over with foal at foot FIRST Whyte & Hector, M&M Exhibit No. 455 Little Woodend Drummuir Keith AB55 5JB Shetland Pony Champion Standard SECOND Johnstone, Fiona Exhibit No. 453 3 Ord Place Muir of Ord IV6 7TS THIRD Forbes, Christine Exhibit No. 452 1 Dullanbank Dufftown AB55 4ER Class 306 Foal FIRST Whyte & Hector, M&M Exhibit No. 459 Little Woodend Drummuir Keith AB55 5JB SECOND Forbes, Christine Exhibit No. 456 1 Dullanbank Dufftown AB55 4ER THIRD Johnstone, Fiona Exhibit No. 457 3 Ord Place Muir of Ord IV6 7TS Class 307 Gelding or mare 4 yrs old & over FIRST Forbes, Christine Exhibit No. 464 1 Dullanbank Dufftown AB55 4ER Shetland Pony Reserve Champion Standard Best Registered Shetland Pony bred by exhibitor SECOND Cameron, Karen Exhibit No. 460 Ardmhor Balnakyle Farm Munlochy IV8 8PF THIRD Laing, Miss Shaunni Exhibit No. 467 7 Braco Place Banff AB45 1EF Class 308 Standard Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 or 3 years old FIRST Whyte & Hector, M&M Exhibit No. 471 Little Woodend Drummuir Keith AB55 5JB SECOND Whyte & Hector, M&M Exhibit No. 472 Little Woodend Drummuir Keith AB55 5JB Class 309 Standard Colt, Filly or Gelding 1 year old FIRST Cameron, Karen Exhibit No. 474 Ardmhor Balnakyle Farm Munlochy IV8 8PF SECOND Whyte & Hector, M&M Exhibit No. 475 Little Woodend Drummuir Keith AB55 5JB THIRD Bachlaw Ltd / H McLeay, Exhibit No. 473 Upper Seaview Cornhill AB45 2HJ Shetland Pony Miniatures Class 310 Miniature Stallion 4 years old & over FIRST Wilson, NS Exhibit No. 482 Mingulay Alford AB33 8AD Shetland Pony Reserve Champion Miniature SECOND Matthew & Jack, C&L Exhibit No. 479 Newton Tullynessle Alford AB33 8DD THIRD Greaves, Margaret Exhibit No. 476 Balcraig Balbithan Kintore AB51 0UQ Class 311 Miniature Mare 4 years old or over, with foal at foot FIRST Mitchell, Steph Exhibit No. 487 47 Windsor Place Conon Bridge IV5 8BX Shetland Pony Champion Miniature SECOND Mitchell, Steph Exhibit No. 486 47 Windsor Place Conon Bridge IV5 8BX Class 312 Foal of above FIRST Mitchell, Steph Exhibit No. 492 47 Windsor Place Conon Bridge IV5 8BX SECOND Mitchell, Steph Exhibit No. 491 47 Windsor Place Conon Bridge IV5 8BX Class 313 Miniature Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or over FIRST Mitchell, Steph Exhibit No. 499 47 Windsor Place Conon Bridge IV5 8BX SECOND Mirams, Michelle Exhibit No. 497 Cairnhill Grange Keith AB55 6SL THIRD Zblewski, Pamela Exhibit No. 488 33 The Cairns Muir of Ord IV6 7AT Class 314 Miniature Colt, Filly or Gelding 2 or 3 years old FIRST Greaves, Margaret Exhibit No. 504 Balcraig Balbithan Kintore AB51 0UQ SECOND Thornley, K&A Exhibit No. 509 67 Pinewood Road Mosstodloch Fochabers IV32 7JU THIRD Thornley, K&A Exhibit No. 508 67 Pinewood Road Mosstodloch Fochabers IV32 7JU Class 315 Miniature Colt, Filly or Gelding 1 year old FIRST Matthew & Jack, C&L Exhibit No. 517 Newton Tullynessle Alford AB33 8DD SECOND Wilson, NS Exhibit No. 518 Mingulay Alford AB33 8AD THIRD Greaves, Margaret Exhibit No. 511 Balcraig Balbithan Kintore AB51 0UQ Class 316 Any Coloured Shetland other than Black Standard or Miniature 3 years old or under FIRST Thornley, K&A Exhibit No. 522 67 Pinewood Road Mosstodloch Fochabers IV32 7JU Class 317 Any Coloured Shetland other than Black from Standards or Miniatures 4 years old or over FIRST Forbes, Christine Exhibit No. 526 1 Dullanbank Dufftown AB55 4ER SECOND Forbes, Christine Exhibit No. 527 1 Dullanbank Dufftown AB55 4ER Best Coloured Pony THIRD Carr, Kathryn Exhibit No. 523 Broadmuir Farm Clochforbie Turriff AB53 5QL Large Mountain & Moorland Class 321 Mare or gelding 4 years old & over FIRST Dickie, Kelly Exhibit No. 535 Gean Brae Cottage Dinnet AB34 5PL Mountain & Moorland Large Champion SECOND Sutherland, Marie Exhibit No. 537 16 Duncan Street Banff AB45 1EQ Mountain & Moorland Large Reserve Champion Class 324 M&M Open Ridden Large Breeds FIRST Dickie, Kelly Exhibit No. 540 Gean Brae Cottage Dinnet AB34 5PL SECOND Finnie, Kirsty Exhibit No. 541 6 Lendrum Terrace Stirlinghill Boddam AB42 3BB Class 325 M&M Novice Ridden Large Breeds FIRST Sutherland, Marie Exhibit No. 542 16 Duncan Street Banff AB45 1EQ Small Mountain & Moorland Class 329 Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over FIRST Stables, G&C Exhibit No. 551 Taigh Sa Choille Maisley Keith AB55 5QH Mountain & Moorland Small Champion Mountian & Moorland Small Best Bred by Exhibitor Mountian & Moorland Small Highest Placed Section B M&M Small Breeds Best Palomino SECOND Morrison, Sandra Exhibit No. 548 57 Braehead Drive Cruden Bay Peterhead AB42 0NP THIRD Moore, Frances Exhibit No. 547 3 Gilbey's Cottages Knockando Aberlour AB38 7RT Class 330 Yearling colt, filly or gelding FIRST Stables, G&C Exhibit No. 553 Taigh Sa Choille Maisley Keith AB55 5QH Class 332 Mare or Gelding 4 years old or over, not exceeding 122cms LEAD REIN FIRST Morrison, Sandra Exhibit No. 560 57 Braehead Drive Cruden Bay Peterhead AB42 0NP Mountian & Moorland Small Reserve Champion Mountian & Moorland Small Highest Placed Section A SECOND Moore, Frances Exhibit No. 559 3 Gilbey's Cottages Knockando Aberlour AB38 7RT THIRD Cameron, Karen Exhibit No. 556 Ardmhor Balnakyle Farm Munlochy IV8 8PF Class 333 M&M First Ridden Small Breeds FIRST Spence & Nicol, I&K Exhibit No. 566 Suie Vale MIddle Steading Baldyvin Alford AB33 8HE Class 335 Novice ridden Small M&M FIRST Ford, Hellen Exhibit No. 568 Mytice Farm Gartly Huntly AB54 4QS Young Handler Horses Class 336 Young Handler Horse/Pony 9 yrs old & under FIRST Forsyth, Lilly Exhibit No. 571 Knockando Horse Young Handler 9 & Under Class 335 SECOND MacDonald, Cameron Exhibit No. 574 Conon Bridge THIRD MacDonald, Chloe Exhibit No. 575 Conon Bridge Class 337 Young Handler Horse/Pony 10 to 13 years FIRST Nicol, Kayleigh Exhibit No. 587 Alford Horse Young Handler 10 to 13 yrs Class 336 SECOND Hay, Mia Exhibit No. 584 Knockando THIRD Reid, Nina Exhibit No. 588 Knockando Class 338 Young Handler Horse/Pony 14 - 16 years FIRST Stein, Leah Exhibit No. 589 Horse Young Handler 14 to 16 yrs Class 337 SECOND Thomas, Kaitlyn Exhibit No. 594 Knockando THIRD Kilner, Innes Exhibit No. 590 Boddam .
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