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New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results EQUINE SECTION ARAB IN HAND - TUESDAY H1 - PURE ARAB - Filly, colt or gelding, yearling, two or three year olds, any height Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 2 ZEBEDEE, MRS STEPHANIE EASTWORTH BERNINI 2nd 1 MARSH, MISS JOANNE FOREVER DISTINCT EQUINE SECTION ARAB IN HAND - TUESDAY H2 - PURE ARAB - Mare, stallion or gelding, four years old and over, any height Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 5 SMALLEY, MISS SUSAN BC IBN HEJAZ EQUINE SECTION ANGLO AND PART BRED ARAB IN HAND - TUESDAY H3 - ARAB, ANGLO AND PART BRED ARAB - Filly, colt or gelding, yearling, two or three year olds, any height Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 9 HARRIS, KIRSTIE TIGER MOON 2nd 11 CHATLEY, WILLIAM NEWFIELDEN NEW BEGINNINGS 3rd 10 BELL, MS DEBBIE DOWHILLS BEAU SOLEIL EQUINE SECTION ANGLO AND PART BRED ARAB IN HAND - TUESDAY H4 - ARAB, ANGLO AND PART BRED ARAB - Mare, stallion or gelding, four years old and over, any height Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 17 GREGORY, MRS STEPHANIE LITTLETONS ADDICTION 2nd 19 GOOD, MISS KATIE RENDENE GYPSY CHARM 3rd 12 MCKELL, MRS LISA CHIDDOCK CURFEW 4th 15 HARDING, MISS MARTINE MAGNIKS LAST EDITION 5th 18 KNOCK, MRS K HAMMONDS HALF TIME 6th 16 BOOTH, MR & MRS ANTHONY LOWLAND PRETAPORTER New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results EQUINE SECTION COMPETITION PONY IN HAND - TUESDAY H5 - IN HAND COMPETITION PONY - One, two and three year olds, colt, filly or gelding, not exceeding 153cms Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 23 BELL, MS DEBBIE DOWHILLS BEAU SOLEIL 2nd 29 CHEYNE, MRS S R DOMINGO 3rd 20 WHITHAM, MRS J R WOODROW INVICTUS 4th 22 ATTRILL, MISS JENNIFER CAMERON PRINCE HAL 5th 26 BARROW, MISS LYNDEN PERRILAND DRAGONFLY 6th 30 SUTER, MS E L PLAYMOOR CHESTNUT MONARCH 7th 27 BARROW, MISS LYNDEN DYNAMO ROBYN EQUINE SECTION COMPETITION PONY IN HAND - TUESDAY H6 - IN HAND COMPETITION PONY - Four years old and over, stallion, mare or gelding, not exceeding 153cms Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 45 GOOD, MISS KATIE RENDENE GYPSY CHARM 2nd 40 BARRETT, MS SARAH CROFTYS BELIEVE IT OR NOT 3rd 36 CLOONEY, MRS LISA SAMSONS SCANDAL 4th 31 HARDING, MRS RACHEL ROYALYN MIDNIGHT 5th 33 VINE, MISS LAURA VYNNES MAGIC TOUCH 6th 46 OLIVER, MISS KIRSTY ROQUE DON DU BIEN 7th 43 HARDING, MISS MARTINE MAGNIKS LAST EDITION EQUINE SECTION COMPETITION HORSE BREEDING IN HAND - TUESDAY H7 - COMPETITION HORSE BREEDING - Open to one, two and three year olds, colt, filly or gelding. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 49 THORNEYCROFT, MRS D TIG BOURNE New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results 2nd 56 RICHARDS, MRS T FAERIE USAIN 3rd 48 PILE, MRS LINDA WOT A DANDY 4th 52 DONELLAN, MR PHILLIP COOLINGS TALK OF THE TOWN 5th 51 BRADSHAW, MRS CAROLINE ALVESCOT FANTASY 6th 57 CASTLE RISE STUD CASTLE RISE ALL ROY EQUINE SECTION COMPETITION HORSE BREEDING IN HAND - TUESDAY H8 - COMPETITION HORSE BREEDING - Open to four years old and over, stallion, mare or gelding. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 58 IRVING, MISS SUSAN BROKWELLS SILVER LINING 2nd 59 TOWNSEND, MR JEFF MARCHWOOD PIXIE EQUINE SECTION EX RACE HORSE CLASSES - TUESDAY H9 - THE RoR/TBA (THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION) RETRAINED RACEHORSE CHALLENGE Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 66 SIMS, MRS LUCINDA DANETIME PANTHER 2nd 64 CREW, MRS E EMPERORS JADE 3rd 69 DORRELL, RACHEL FASTNET PRINCE 4th 70 WOOD, MRS LISE EMMA'S SECRETS EQUINE SECTION EX RACE HORSE CLASSES - TUESDAY H10 - EX RACE HORSE RIDDEN - The RoR Tattersalls Thoroughbred Ridden Show Series Qualifier 2019 Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 87 DASHWOOD, MS KATIE BARLOW 2nd 83 SOLE, MRS ABIGAIL HERO WORSHIP 3rd 79 WANLESS, MRS JANE MINELLA 4th 84 HEAVER, MRS TRACY COLONEL KLINK New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results 5th 74 SMITH, MR & MRS BARRY PENCHESCO 6th 91 MARK BRADSTOCK RACING CONEYGREE 7th 88 GWILLIAM, MISS SARAH ALWAYS SPARKLE 8th 86 WOOD, MRS LISE EMMA'S SECRETS 9th 81 FOGG, MISS SARA OVERAFRICA 10th 85 CREW, MRS E EMPERORS JADE EQUINE SECTION HOYS MINIATURE HORSES IN HAND - TUESDAY H11 - MINIATURE STALLION - 3 years old and over. Fully licensed registered stallions. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 96 LEONARD, MISS CHARLOTTE DONABI UK UNO DI'MAGGIO 2nd 93 RAINSDON, MRS WENDY SHADOWPLAY BEYOND THE PALE 3rd 95 BARNARD, MISS EMILY UJENIK BANTAM SHOWERS OF GOLD 4th 94 ATKINS, MRS BARBIE GABRIELS FREDDIE MERCURY EQUINE SECTION HOYS MINIATURE HORSES IN HAND - TUESDAY H12 - MINIATURE MARE AND GELDING - 3 years old and over. Registered mares and geldings Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 99 MILLER, MISS HARRIET ROSAPHIA SNIPPETS TWILIGHT SPARKLE 2nd 98 FRENCH, MRS KIRSTY DONABI UK EAGLES FILIGREE 3rd 97 PARSONS, MR R SEAMIST SERENADE 4th 102 YAXLEY, MRS EILEEN DONABI UK UNO LALIQUE 5th 101 LEPPARD, MRS ROSEMARY KAROSEL ALAMO’S KALLUNA 6th 100 MILLER, MISS HARRIET MODEL FARM UK SCOUTS MASQUERADE New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results EQUINE SECTION HOYS MINIATURE HORSES IN HAND - TUESDAY H13 - MINIATURE YOUNGSTOCK - Youngstock 1 and 2 year olds. Registered colts, fillies and geldings Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 104 DOMHILL, JANE SEAMIST BO JEST 2nd 107 MILLER, MISS HARRIET MODEL FARM UK IT'S AFTER EIGHT 3rd 103 PARSONS, MR R DONABI UK EAGLES 4th 106 SPARROW, MR GARY BLACKMINS DESIGNS BANG TIDY 5th 105 ISAACS, JEAN ROSEMONT DREAMERS SAPPHIRE 6th 109 LEPPARD, MRS ROSEMARY KAROSEL ALAMO’S CREME BRÛLÉE EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN - TUESDAY H14 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND RIDDEN - New Forest. Ponies four years old and over. Riders any age. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 116 HUDSON, MISS CATHERINE MARLEYDENES SHIRAZ 2nd 117 ROBERTS, MISS SAMANTHA ASHLEY RANCHER 3rd 131 HEWITT, MEGAN WELLHOUSE BRADBERRY 4th 125 YOUNG, MR & MRS S WOODROW THE FARRIER 5th 112 WENT, MRS MELANIE PICKET POST PUMPKIN 6th 110 GOUGH, KIM KNAVESASH KNIGHT 7th 118 DARGAVEL, LUCINDA SABINAS STORMY FELLOW 8th 130 YOUNG, NINEHAM BROCK BRONWEN 9th 122 WHITE, MR MARTYN ROWENS FIRST EDITION 10th 113 COLLIER, MISS CLAIRE MARLEYDENES ZACHARIAH EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN - TUESDAY H15 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND RIDDEN - Connemara. Ponies four years old and over. Riders any age. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results Number 1st 150 CHATLEY, WILLIAM BOYNE GIRL 2nd 159 SEHNE, MRS JANINE TYAN MA’LADY 3rd 147 JAMES, MISS SOPHIE GLENCARRIG ROCCO 4th 144 CORK, MISS FIONA ARDBEAR OLIVER 5th 157 STAFF, MISS ABIGAIL BALLAFADDA PADDY 6th 136 MATTHEWS, MRS JANE CORAL MALACHY 7th 132 NOVELL, MRS KATIE CASTLE ADMIRAL 8th 156 BOARDMAN, MISS EMMA CORHA’S CAPTAIN 9th 143 CORK, MISS FIONA JOHNNY FOX 10th 155 BALDWIN, MR TERRY CULMORE BOBBY EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN - TUESDAY H16 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND RIDDEN - Dales, Fell, and Highland. Ponies four years old and over. Riders any age. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 184 MARSDEN, MISS ZOE WELLBROW DIPLOMAT 2nd 170 SIMPSON, MRS G GRISEBURN FAYE 3rd 182 PARKER, MRS SARAH KILMANNAN BLACK PRINCE 4th 179 REGAN, MISS CASSIE BROCKLEBANK JIM BEAM 5th 163 FITCH, CLARE VALEROCK MONROE 6th 162 PINFIELD, MRS SARAH NIPNA JACKMANII 7th 160 SCHWARZIN, MRS ELAINE FAIRLAWN DOMINIC 8th 185 CRANE, MRS JENNY MURTHWAITE ALFIE 9th 166 VARNEY, MISS BRITTANY BANKSGATE TAMLIN 10th 165 IVEY, MISS GABRIELLA CLIFFORD BLUE CHIP EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN - TUESDAY H17 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND RIDDEN - Welsh Section C. Ponies four years old or over. Rider any age. New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 188 WHITLOCK, MISS PAULA BODYNYS KAINO 2nd 207 PARKER, MRS SARAH WYNBROOK PLAYFAIR 3rd 190 COX, MRS JANET L RIVER VALLEY FLASH JACK 4th 194 PEARCE-MORGAN, MRS CLAIRE BLAENCILA ALMOND 5th 204 BARR, MRS DEBBIE SYNOD REILLY 6th 192 SUTTON, MS C PEASEDOWN MAMBO 7th 198 HILLLMAN, MISS CHERYL STORMYOAK JUST DIVINE 8th 191 CHUBB, MISS C THISTLEDOWN ROCKIN ROBIN 9th 206 COOPER, MRS J RIVERVALLEY RUBIN 10th 205 LINNEY, MISS SHARN THISTLEDOWN JACK SPRAT EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN - TUESDAY H18 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND RIDDEN - Welsh Section D. Ponies four years old or over. Rider any age. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 216 SIMONS, MISS BETHAN BALLYNACOY PRINCE 2nd 230 BRIGHT, MR BOBBY MORRY IMARI 3rd 212 REYNOLDS, MRS D.KATIE LLWYNGELL DEWI LLWYD 4th 234 HAM, MISS NATASHA MAESCROFTA DON JUAN 5th 232 REGAN, MISS CASSIE TREFFOREST VERSACE 6th 215 FITCH, CLARE TIREINON DEFENDER 7th 238 PRICE, MISS JESSICA BRIARDERYN ROYAL HOITY-TOITY 8th 217 TALBOT, MISS J Y DDOL ROBIN 9th 229 KNOCK, MISS EMILY CLAIRE LLANFYLLIN APOLLO 10th 213 CHAPLIN, MRS ANNA DAICHRISTU QUEEN BEE New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2019 Results EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN - TUESDAY H19 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND RIDDEN - Dartmoor, Exmoor and Shetland. Ponies four years old or over. Riders any age. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 248 CUNNINGHAM, MISS LAUREN SHILSTONE ROCKS NAVARA 2nd 249 FRENCH, PORTLY BLACKTHORN POEM 3rd 250 ETCHELLS, MRS ELIZABETH WARRENMERE WOODCOCK 4th 247 RICHARDS, MISS STEPHANIE DUNKERY HORNBILL 5th 259 BADMAN, MRS KARINA NEWOAK RAMBLER 6th 255 BARR, MRS DEBBIE FIRLE GIORGIO 7th 260 PARKER, MRS SARAH HISLEY CALIPH 8th 252 RIPPER, MISS LOUISE CRANFORD VISION 9th 251 ANDREWS, MISS MEGAN FIRLE RICARDO 10th 1697 BOARDMAN, MISS EMMA RUSHFIELD COURVOISIER EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND RIDDEN - TUESDAY H20 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY/BAILEYS HORSE FEEDS MOUNTAIN AND MOORLAND RIDDEN - Welsh Section A.
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