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Arab Horse Society National Championship Show 2012 Three Counties Showground, Malvern 26Th July 2012 to 28Th July 2012 Arab Horse Society National Championship Show 2012 Three Counties Showground, Malvern 26th July 2012 to 28th July 2012 JUDGES PURE BRED ARABS Miss Joanne Woodward Miss L G Maryon Mrs L Tait Mrs C Bourghardt IN HAND Mrs L Tait Mr I. Woodward Mrs Kirsty Brown Mr P Upton Mrs C Bourghardt RIDDEN Miss Joanne Woodward Mrs Kirsty Brown Miss L G Maryon ANGLO ARABS Mr I. Woodward Miss Joanne Woodward Miss L G Maryon PART BRED ARABS Mr I. Woodward Miss Joanne Woodward Miss L G Maryon OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS Mrs L Tait Mr I. Woodward Miss Joanne Woodward Mrs Kirsty Brown Mr C Lowe Miss L G Maryon Mr P Upton Mr Rhodri Jones Mrs C Bourghardt UK ANGLO & PART BRED IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP Mrs S M Woodhouse DRESSAGE Mrs I Mulvaney Mrs Jonquil Solt Miss Joanna Winfield Mrs Suzanne Duffy WESTERN RIDING Mr D Brindley IN HAND Mrs L Tait Mr I. Woodward RIDDEN Miss Joanne Woodward Miss L G Maryon CHAMPIONSHIPS PURE BRED ARABS ChA JUNIOR MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch XTREME DREAM RCh AMMAR EL MABROUKA (DK) RRCh DESIGN FOR LIFE ChB JUNIOR FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ZAMZAM AL MUAWD RCh ELISHAA RRCh SILVER DESIGN ChC JUNIOR GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch AJA BENRAZ RCh PALERMO DD (BE) RRCh WASSIK IBN ORION ChD SENIOR GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch DARCY RCh PIKASSO RRCh AKBAR KHAN ChE SENIOR FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch MOUNSACHE (US) RCh ROE LAYAAL RRCh KAPAYAS DESIGN ChF SENIOR MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch SG IMAGINE RCh MPA GIULIANI (US) RRCh FOREVER BESSON ChG FOAL CHAMPIONSHIP Ch UNNAMED RCh VVIVACIOUS ChH OPEN RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch PATROS HB (DE) RCh KHAAZARI RRCh JUDALS BERUGIA ChT NOVICE RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch SILVERN SURPRISE RCh SAMEON MAROUHK RRCh JUDALS SWEETEST KISS ANGLO ARABS ChK ANGLO ARAB GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ROYAL AFFAIR RCh SORBET ChL ANGLO ARAB SENIOR FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch OAKWAYS EXCELLENT MAGIC RCh CARRIE-ANNE ChM ANGLO ARAB SENIOR MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch DOWNIES MYSTIC MASTERPIECE RCh CWYRTAI REMELDO ChN ANGLO ARAB RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE RCh STEMAR IMAGINAIRE PART BRED ARABS ChO PART BRED GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch D'ARTAGNAN RCh ROMANNO CRISANTO ChP PART BRED FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch LYNDROSE TINY DANCER RCh TALKING POINT ChQ PART BRED MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch CHAPELFIELD LADIES MAN RCh NW GANTON MACCALLUM ChS PART BRED RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch HIGH FIDELITY RCh TELYNAU THE REAL MCOY OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS CHX RESTRICTED RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ROE NAMROOD RCh KHAAZARI CHZ LIGHT HORSE/PONY CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ROMANNO CRISANTO RCh CHAPELFIELD LADIES MAN Ch1 SUPREME IN HAND ANGLO/PART BRED CHAMPIONSHIP OF SHOW Ch DOWNIES MYSTIC MASTERPIECE RCh D'ARTAGNAN Ch10 CRABBET CHAMPIONSHIP Ch SILVERN SURPRISE RCh FARFALLA Ch11 PALOMINO CHAMPIONSHIP Ch BORDESLEY GOLDEN IMAN RCh DOYLAN ALL THAT IS GOLD ChR COLOURED CHAMPIONSHIP Ch DREAMS R MADE NG RCh TERACKIE AMIRAH MOULAWANAH ChU SUPREME RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP OF SHOW Ch HIGH FIDELITY RCh TELYNAU THE REAL MCOY ChV VETERAN CHAMPIONSHIP (Pure/Anglo/Part Bred) Ch G PANDORA RCh CARRIE-ANNE ChW SMALL STUD OWNERS AWARD Ch Mrs D Gowans RCh Mrs K Eggleston ChY HACK & RIDING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch JIMMY CHU RCh WAVESONG MAGIC MERLIN UK ANGLO & PART BRED IN HAND CHAMPIONSHIP CH12 UK ANGLO & PART BRED SUPREME CHAMPIONSHIP Ch SHERMANS ROSA RCh SHEVAS NAZINDA CLASS RESULTS PURE BRED ARABS IN HAND 1 A JUNIOR FILLIES, 1 year old, born on or after 14th May, 2011 1st PSYNIYAH BJ ch. (2nd June 2011) S.Psynergy (AT) D.Haniyyah (BE) Exhibited by Mr E J Jones Bred by Mr & Mrs E J Jones 2nd DE MASSEEMA b. (17th June 2011) S.Massai Ibn Marenga (DE) D.De Reema Exhibited by Mrs Wendy Dean Bred by Mrs Wendy D Dean 3rd ABSOLUT CANDY ch. (29th May 2011) S.Master Design GA (US) D.RL Cotton Candy (BE) Exhibited by Mrs R L Mccormick Bred by Mr & Mrs D R Tyzack 4th DAHLIAH b. (17th May 2011) S.Roe Lateef D.Johrhemar Danjah Bey (ZA) Exhibited by Mrs B M Gamlin Bred by Mrs B Gamlin 5th NEVAEH gr. (12th July 2011) S.Master Design GA (US) D.HT Nyasa Exhibited by Miss V Marsh Bred by Mrs B F Marsh & Miss V L Marsh 6th ES TAHRIRI (US) ch. (15th May 2011) S.PA Scimitar (US) D.OA Shooting Star (US) Exhibited by Miss Joanna Smith Bred by Mr Gerald J Bauer 7th CHICAAGO b. (26th May 2011) S.AJA Chicane D.EA Amellia Exhibited by Miss Katie J Gore Bred by Mr & Mrs W Gore & Miss K Gore 8th ELANDRAA ch. (4th July 2011) S.Master Design GA (US) D.Electraa Sr Exhibited by Mohammed Abdullah Al Subaie Bred by Miss A Bethell, R Jones & S Roberts 9th ROE MALAAK b. (7th July 2011) S.Ajman Moniscione (DE) D.Roe Majd Exhibited by Mr T O Aggad Bred by Mr Talal Omar Aggad 10th VARENNA b. (26th May 2011) S.Psy Dream (BE) D.Varianne (NL) Exhibited by Mrs Marianne J Smith Bred by Mr & Mrs D W G Smith 1 B INTERMEDIATE FILLIES, 1 year old, born between 15th April and 13th May, 2011 inclusive 1st ZAMZAM AL MUAWD b. (22nd April 2011) S.Psytadel (US) D.Queen Victoria GA (US) Exhibited and bred by Mohammed Abdullah Al Subaie 2nd PEEKABOO ch. (2nd May 2011) S.Vivegas D.Snow Dove Exhibited by Mr N E Arnold Bred by Mr & Mrs N E Arnold 3rd HOSANNA ch. (15th April 2011) S.Psyches Spirit (US) D.Gloriana Exhibited by Mrs Heather J Averill Brown Bred by Miss Heather J Brown 4th MISTILLL AL MUAWD b. (2nd May 2011) S.Abha Qatar (ES) D.Share the Joy (US) Exhibited by Mohammed Abdullah Al Subaie Bred by Ms Sally Roberts & Mr Ryan Jones 5th EVANGELEEN IA (US) ch. (10th May 2011) S.Ever After NA (US) D.Love Shak IA (US) Exhibited by Mr Tarig Enaya Bred by Richard D Dewalt 6th PETRAA ch. (22nd April 2011) S.Thundaa D.Thumbalinaa Exhibited and bred by Mr A.P. Cozens 7th LANYSSA gr. (4th May 2011) S.Psy Dream (BE) D.Labanka (NL) Exhibited by Mrs Beth Hussain Bred by Mr & Mrs D W G Smith 8th DIAMONDS DESIGNER R b. (17th April 2011) S.ZK Designer R D.Diamonds R Forever Exhibited by Miss Kirsty Hamilton Bred by Mr R Fox 9th ASPIRE INDIRA b. (12th May 2011) S.SG Indigo D.Kahlita Exhibited by Mrs Michele Wood Bred by Mrs M Wood 10th FORESTLODGE GAMEELA bl. (20th April 2011) S.El Akhira D.Scarlet Alli Exhibited by Mr R G Davies Bred by Mrs G P Davies 11th ASPIRE EBONIQUE bl. (9th May 2011) S.SG Indigo D.SG Isscia Exhibited by Mrs Michele Wood Bred by Mrs M Wood 1 C SENIOR FILLIES, 1 year old, born on or before 14th April, 2011 1st TIANNA ch. (12th April 2011) S.Don Giovanni J (US) D.Tahiraa Exhibited by Mrs B M Gamlin Bred by Mrs Delyth Gamlin and Adam Gamlin 2nd GEORGIANA gr. (31st March 2011) S.Om El Mareikh (US) D.Ffiligree Exhibited by Mrs A S Kent Bred by Mrs Sue Coldrick 3rd PSYCHES ABAL b. gr. (2nd March 2011) S.Psyches Playboy D.NG Amira Mostafa R Exhibited by Mr N Grogan Bred by Mr R Fox & Mr N Grogan 4th R MAGNUM CHINA DOLL b. (1st April 2011) S.Psyrios Contender MWA D.Desdemona Exhibited by Mrs S Hazeldine Bred by Mr R Fox 5th MONACO BEAU ch. (11th April 2011) S.Vivegas D.Angelica Bint Ben Raja Exhibited by Mrs C A Barr Bred by Major S P & Mrs C A Barr 6th ZAS LULU AL ABYAD gr. (13th February 2011) S.Adawy D.Alika El Than (AT) Exhibited and bred by Mrs Jane Lisa Roberts 7th SHALAH R b. (23rd March 2011) S.Psyches Playboy D.Shaliya El Akhira (NL) Exhibited and bred by Mr R. Fox 8th EXODUS b. gr. (27th March 2011) S.Premier (PL) D.Pimlicos Mist MC (US) Exhibited by Mrs Michaela Robson Bred by Mrs M Robson 2 A JUNIOR FILLIES, 2 years old, born on or after 1st May, 2010 1st ELISHAA ch. (2nd May 2010) S.Psadisho Ibn Esstashan (DE) D.Exquisite Lady Exhibited by Miss Lisa Dunn Bred by Mr Paul Timms & Mrs Avril Timms 2nd SILVER DESIGN gr. (7th May 2010) S.Master Design GA (US) D.Nattallia Exhibited and bred by Mr Rhodri Jones 3rd ALKARA DESERT DREAM ch. gr. (2nd June 2010) S.Psy Dream (BE) D.Psyonara Exhibited by Miss Karen Caley Bred by Miss Karen Caley & Mr Alistair R.L. Read 4th PORSHA DMA (CA) b. (10th June 2010) S.Nations Psy (US) D.KM Shania (CA) Exhibited by Mr E J Jones Bred by Ms Karen Cowderoy 5th FOREVER PRECIOUS LOVE gr. (2nd July 2010) S.Monther Al Nasser (QA) D.Love By Design GA (US) Exhibited by Mrs S J B Foreman Bred by Mr M Foreman & Mrs S Foreman 6th SUZI Q ch. (15th June 2010) S.Audemars PA D.RL Cotton Candy (BE) Exhibited by Mrs R L Mccormick Bred by Mr & Mrs D R Tyzack 7th DG GIVENCHEY (DE) gr. (25th June 2010) S.Nader Al Jamal (US) D.L.M. Sadunga (DE) Exhibited by Mrs Andrea Taylor Bred by Dieter Gerbaulet 8th SHAKURA ch. (25th May 2010) S.MVA Colour Me Cool (US) D.Makisa Devil Child Exhibited and bred by Mrs Jill Bunn 2 B SENOR FILLIES, 2 years old, born on or before 30th April, 2010 1st GIOVARNA gr. (30th April 2010) S.Don Giovanni J (US) D.Mirwana II (DE) Exhibited and bred by The Hon Mrs M A Wragg 2nd VISION OF JUSTICE (US) gr.
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