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2013 Breed Show Results Class 1 - Yeld mare - 7yrs & over- competing in performance (11) 1 - Dunedin Finale 015/04 (Muldoanich of Dalbrack x Dunedin Fairisle), Christopher Grant 2 - Machelthy Lady Kingsley 041/06 (Whitefield Lord Kingsley x Islay May of Forglen), Mrs Jackie Henderson 3 - Dunedin Rachel 347/11 (Dunedin Marksman x Rowan of Dundonnell), Anne Mitchell 4 - Holmedown Cleo 69/97 (Johnsondene x Cassonary of Woodhaven), Shona Childs 5 - Annabel of Invervack 417/08 (Achtriochtan Glencoe x Flora of Gargunnock), Katy & Derek Darvill 6 - Pollyana of Forglen 335/06 (Highfield Glen Affric x Leone of Craignetherty), Mrs Gilean J Docherty 7 - Strathleven Droma 301/06 (McNab of Denmill x Strathleven Doune), Mrs Jan Grant & Mr C Grant 8 - Moss-side Prosen Lady 233/06 (Moss-side Domhnach x Moss-side Ardnamonadh), Gillian & Nicola Mearns 9 - Denmill Catkin 117/05 (Coulnacraig Highlander x Denmill Catriona), Judith Strange 10 - Moss-side Oonagh 354/05 (Moss-side Domhnach x Moss-side Breagh), Isabell Bergius 11 - Monreith Madonna 375/96 (Macgregor of Achnacarry x Trowan Fairie), Lianne Parkin Class 2 -Senior gelding - 7yrs & over (7) 1 - Glenbanchor Somerled G195/05 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Glenbanchor Lady Fiona), Elinor Steven 2 - Dunedin Merlin G024/07 (Dunedin Marksman x Dunedin Fairisle), Dr Lindsey Macdonald 3 - Tower Highland Piper G299/06 (Turin Hill Kylemore x Tower Amanda), Mrs Mardy Fawcett 4 - Hobcroft Oakleaf G430/05 (Ian Dhu of Croila x Felicity of Croila), Michelle Thomson 5 - Glenbanchor Inch Kenneth G193/05 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Glenbanchor Lady Iona), Gemma Thomson 6 - Stuartdene G215/00 (Highfield Glen Albyn x Amberdene), Kirsten Berry 7 - Jordan of Forglen G70/00 (Highfield Glen Affric x Bridie of Forglen), Katy & Derek Darvill Class 3 -Licensed stallion - 4yrs & over (7) 1 - Coulnacraig Jacobite 118/06 (Coulnacraig Highlander x Denmill Catriona), Robin & Karen Stewart 2 - Benbreac of Croila 317/07 (Ulleam of Croila x Shelagh of Croila), Mrs Melanie Stanford 3 - Garry of Logierait 262/07 (Blair Atholl of Whitefield x Hazel of Logierait), Alison McLeod 4 - Blacklaw of Craigieloch 295/06 (Atholl Tilt x Kola of Whitefield), Sandra Yeaman 5 - Noah of Meggernie 338/05 (Ben Ruadh of Meggernie x Juno of Meggernie), Meggernie Estate 6 - Trailtrow Troich Dubh 398/06 (Dunedin Marksman x Trailtrow Tilliwhillie), Mrs Heather Prescott 7 - Lochlands Military Piper 093/06 (Emperor of Whitefield x Lochlands Madasun), Louise Cushnie Class 4 -Yeld mare - 4, 5, 6yrs - competing in performance (7) 1 - Trailtrow Lille 323/07 (Dunedin Marksman x Trailtrow Tilliwhillie), Mrs GM McMurray 2 - Rosie of Moulzie 083/09 (Beechwood Maol Rubha x Rosina of Caenlochan), Rebecca Chalmers 3 - Tyne of Dalnacardoch 169/08 (Tower Clyde x Atholl Kirsty), Dalnacardoch Estate Ltd 4 - Eilidh of Mendick 195/08 (Tower Glenkinchie x Uist of Mendick), Aileen Curle 5 - Dunedin Roseannah 039/10 (Dunedin Marksman x Rowan of Dundonnell), Alasdair J & Mrs M Matheson 6 - Dunedin Freya 409/09 (Dunedin Marksman x Dunedin Fairisle), Michelle Parkin Vaughan 7 - Braehillor Gypsy 193/08 (Belivat Muldoanich x Goldie of Whitefield), Jasmine Grant Class 5 -Junior gelding - 4, 5, 6yrs (11) 1 - Victor of Alltnacailleach G327/07 (Atholl of Mendick x Trailtrow Raffan Rosie), Charles R Connell 2 - Burnside Vorlich G123/07 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Burnside Quintessa), Robert & Sandie Kydd 3 - Rory of Logierait G215/08 (Blair Atholl of Whitefield x Roseabell of Logierait), Morven J Campbell 4 - Jockie of Armoury G313/07 (Ritchiedene x Loch Marie of Armoury), Gemma McIntosh 5 - Minstrel of Millfield G237/08 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Mhairi of Cairnbank), Susan Fairfield 6 - Highland Piper of Sunnyneuk G130/07 (Concorde of Whitefield x Trudy of Sunnyneuk), Jill Vasey 7 - Fraser of Craignetherty G077/08 (Piper of Craignetherty x Ulrika of Craignetherty), Mrs Catriona Lackie 8 - West Lodge Alexander G190/07 (Mcleod of Inverdarroch x West Lodge Amy), Susanne Shepherd 9 - Burnside Xavier 269/09 (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Burnside Glencora), Shona Barrie 10 - Fearliath Mor of Abernethy G224/07 (Kincardine Ben Macdhui x Glenbanchor Rhona), Mrs JK Jack 11 - Trailtrow Tamnavulin G324/07 (Dunedin Marksman x Trailtrow Teaninich), Leah Mearns Class 6 -Yeld mare - 4yrs & over - in hand only (11) 1 - Moyra of Whitefield 157/05 (Clandon Moriarti x Gaynor of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird 2 - Eve of Meggernie 336/05 (Torrin of Croila x Schehrazade of Meggernie), Meggernie Estate 3 - Cailin of Drumdewan 054/08 (Beechwood Maol Rubha x Cleodie of Shian), Marion Rogers 4 - Lochlands Golden Flute 169/09 (Rignell Sassenach x Flute of Whitefield), Miss K Lawson & Mr W Sinclair 5 - Rosie of Strathmore 273/08 (Strathmore Cameron x Maggie Rose of Strathmore), Charlie McQuattie 6 - Beauty of Sma Glen 106/03 (Atholl Tilt x Fi Fi of Sma Glen), Alison McLeod 7 - Burnside Victoria 122/07 (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Burnside Glencora), A Munro & J McNaughton 8 - Queencake of Whitefield 259/08 (Matador of Whitefield x Kate of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird 9 - Oriana of Carlung 196/09 (Carlung Feargus x Dhaina of Carlung), Mrs Susan P Wardrop 10 - Cleodie of Shian 226/02 (Moss-side Campsie Glen x Quantro of Caenlochan), Marion Rogers 11 - Moss-side Sara Ban 104/09 (Donald of Shielhill x Vienna of Whitefield), Isabell Bergius Class 7 -Brood mare with foal at foot (6) 1 - Lochlands Madonna 271/05 (Concorde of Whitefield x Lochlands Mandolin), Miss K Lawson & Mr W Sinclair 2 - Gaynor of Whitefield 89/98 (Glen Aigas x Yvette of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird 3 - Westray of Alltnacailleach 228/08 (Donald of Shielhill x Kilda of Alltnacailleach), Mrs Heather Gow 4 - West Lodge Alby 119/06 (Echo of Achnacarry x West Lodge Amy), Robin Stewart 5 - Nymph of Carlung 126/08 (Auchnahillin Scarba x Tower Islay), Mrs Susan P Wardrop 6 - Lochlands Fiery Angel 092/06 (Belivat Muldoanich x Lochlands Magic Flute), Louise Cushnie Class 8 -Filly foal (3) 1 - Lochlands Maggie May (Whitefield Lord Quincy x Lochlands Madonna), Miss K Lawson & Mr W Sinclair 2 - Glenvara Seraphina (Strathmore Cameron x Lochlands Fiery Angel), Louise Cushnie 3 - Viyella of Whitefield (Matador of Whitefield x Gaynor of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird Class 9 -Colt foal (3) 1 - Breeze of Alltnacailleach (Turin Hill Kylemore x Westray of Alltnacailleach), Mrs Heather Gow 2 - Colt foal (Carlung Jed x Nymph of Carlung), Mrs Susan P Wardrop 3 - Colt foal (Coulnacraig Jacobite x West Lodge Alby), Robin Stewart Class 10 -Filly born in 2010 - 3yrs (5) 1 - Morag Rose of Strathmore 273/10 (Strathmore Clova x Rose-Bud of Strathmore), Charlie McQuattie 2 - Chapelhill Honey 347/10 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Chapelhill Ursula), WD Simpson 3 - Balmoral Lossie 146/10 (Ulleam of Croila x Tower Lucky Charm), Her Majesty The Queen 4 - Shonagh of Whitefield 019/10 (Edindurno Benromach x Yvette of Whitefield), F, M & S Lawson 5 - Beinn Lair Breeze 242/10 (Moss-side Domhnach x Annabel of Invervack), Katy & Derek Darvill Class 11 -Gelding born in 2010 - 3yrs (1) 1 - Roibeart Buidhe of Achnacarry G139/10 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Midge of Achnacarry), Mrs Lynne A Alexander Class 12 -Colts and stallions - 2, 3yrs (3) 1 - Eran of Croila 255/10 (Kyle of Croila x Rhona of Croila), Jean Carnegie 2 - Brae of Shanquhar 153/10 (Ruaridh of Mendick x Birchcroft Gwen), Lynsey Wright 3 - Chapelhill Isaac 185/11 (Chapelhill Earl x Chapelhill Sheila), WD Simpson Class 13 -Filly born in 2011 - 2yrs (5) 1 - Querina of Carlung 197/11 (Carlung Jed x Lauren of Carlung), Mrs Susan P Wardrop 2 - Whitefield Queen Tia Maria 032/11 (Matador of Whitefield x Whitefield Queen Henrietta Maria), George M Baird 3 - Chapelhill Ivy 187/11 (Chapelhill Earl x Chapelhill Lady), WD Simpson 4 - Drumbulg Morning Mist 294/11 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Jane of Edinglassie), Shona Childs 5 - Achnacone Lady Iona 146/11 (Achnacone Sky Dancer x Breembank Isla), Sandra MacCorquodale Class 14 -Gelding born in 2011 - 2yrs (5) 1 - Balmoral Ulleam G136/11 (Ulleam of Croila x Misty Morn of Turin Hill), Her Majesty The Queen 2 - Memphis of Millfield 230/11 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Maggie May of Millfield), WKA Allan & Ms KM Allan 3 - Greenfaulds Angus G068/11 (Rannoch of Achnacarry x Burnside Taransay), A Munro & J McNaughton 4 - Mullachbuie MacCallan G112/11 (Erray Rush x Fourmerk Highland Storm), Mrs Norma Gillon 5 - Hamish of Balglass G067/11 (Kestrel of Fourmerk x Cairn's Rhoda), Christina Pollock Class 15 -Filly born in 2012 - 1yr ( 6) 1 - Ulrika of Whitefield 050/12 (Oliver of Forglen x Queencake of Whitefield), Messrs George M Baird 2 - Whitefield Queen Ugenie 201/12 (Oliver of Forglen x Whitefield Queen of Queens), George M Baird 3 - Miley of Millfield 170/12 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Maggie May of Millfield), WKA Allan & Ms KM Allan 4 - Maria of Millfield 169/12 (Glenmuir Lochaber x Mhairi of Cairnbank), WKA Allan & Miss JA Allan 5 - Balmoral Beth 105/12 (Torrin of Croila x Misty Morn of Turin Hill), Her Majesty The Queen 6 - Birchcroft Wilma 236/12 (Whitefield Lord Quincy x Rosie of Westbank), Sheena Haddow Class 16 -Colt or gelding - born in 2012 - 1yr (2) 1 - Islesman of Mendick 142/12 (Moss-side Iain Mor x Gissings Luscardene), Mr & Mrs John Dykes 2 - Rebus of Fourmerk 182/12 (Kestrel of Fourmerk x Fourmerk Rosemaree), Louise Robertson Class 17 -Veteran - 18yrs & over (1) 1 - Brigid of Dalbrack 348/94 (Cock O' The North x Eirin of Dalbrack), Mr & Mrs FF Lawson Class 18 -Progeny - two progeny with same parent (1) Miley of Millfield & Maria of Millfield x Glenmuir Lochaber Class 19 -HOYS Qualifier (16) 1 - Trowan Monty G006/06 (Blair Atholl of Whitefield x Carse
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