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New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2018 Results EQUINE SECTION BRITISH RARE BREEDS IN HAND - WEDNESDAY H48 - BRITISH RARE BREEDS - Filly, colt or gelding, yearling, two or three year olds, any height Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 522 FROMM, WENDY GOVER NUTSCHULLYNG OPHELIA 2nd 521 SCHWARZIN, MR & MRS P A LYCHFIELDS DENNIS THE MENACE 3rd 523 HARDING, MISS MARTINE FIASKO OF OVER LANGSHAW 4th 520 LONG, MRS VICKY FARLEYWATER PROFESSOR EQUINE SECTION BRITISH RARE BREEDS IN HAND - WEDNESDAY H49 - BRITISH RARE BREEDS - Mare, stallion or gelding, four years old and over, any height Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 530 VINER, MRS MELANIE MOSELEY TRIAD 2nd 534 HARRIS, MRS SIAN BROMFORD LADY MAY 3rd 528 ANDREWS, MR NEIL DIGGY'S CERYS 4th 531 VINER, MRS MELANIE MOSELEY RED ADMIRAL 5th 371 CASTLE RISE STUD HALLHOUSE GLADIMERE 6th 523 HARDING, MISS MARTINE FIASKO OF OVER LANGSHAW 7th 527 BRUCE, GEMMA TALFRYN MOUNTAIN ASH 8th 525 ANDREWS, MR NEIL MANOR FARM MONDAY GIRL 9th 529 PETRITZ, MRS S RICHMOND DEBORAH 10th 532 SMITH, MISS BECKY BALLEROY RAJAH EQUINE SECTION BRITISH RARE BREEDS IN HAND - WEDNESDAY - BRITISH RARE BREEDS CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second prize winners in classes H48 and H49. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number Champion 530 VINER, MRS MELANIE MOSELEY TRIAD Reserve Champion 522 FROMM, WENDY GOVER NUTSCHULLYNG OPHELIA New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2018 Results EQUINE SECTION BRITISH RARE BREEDS RIDDEN - WEDNESDAY H50 - BRITISH RARE BREEDS RIDDEN - Four years old and over, open to any height Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 541 SCHWARZIN, MR & MRS P A WELLBROW CRYSTAL 2nd 550 BECKETT, MISS GEMMA TOWNEND EMPEROR 3rd 542 ALGEO, MISS JADE BROMFIELD BIZARRE 4th 548 MORAN, MRS SUSAN LUNESDALE BORN TO RULE 5th 552 GAMBLING, MISS ALEX GLENWESTCASTLE MASTER BASIL 6th 549 YOUNG, MRS MARIA HAYLANDS MASAI MARA 7th 528 ANDREWS, MR NEIL DIGGY'S CERYS 8th 553 WALTON, MRS KAREN NASHEND SEA SOVEREIGN 9th 540 MANNINGS, MRS FIONA HOLMEDOWN ORANGE COUNTY 10th 532 SMITH, MISS BECKY BALLEROY RAJAH EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - WEDNESDAY H51 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW THE BRITISH SHOW PONY SOCIETY 122CM MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - Not exceeding 122cm. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 560 WATTS, MRS CHRISTINE MINYDON MASCHERANO 2nd 556 OAKES, MISS TORI ROSEBERRY LULLABY EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - WEDNESDAY H52 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW THE BRITISH SHOW PONY SOCIETY 133CM MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - Exceeding 122cm but not exceeding 133cm. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 566 OAKES, MISS TORI ROSEBERRY MODEL MAN 2nd 568 WHARTON, MRS JACQUELINE GAOTH New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2018 Results 3rd 613 AVERY, MRS LAURA CUFFNELLS GOLDEN ROD 4th 576 WILLIAMS, MRS CHARLIE WORTLEY DRAGOON 5th 565 SUFFLING, JESSICA NEW LILY EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - WEDNESDAY H53 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW THE BRITISH SHOW PONY SOCIETY 143CM MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - Exceeding 133cm but not exceeding 143cm. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 581 OAKES, MISS TORI CAIRNS FERGUS 2nd 584 KILFORD, MRS SANDRA FURZLEY ACCOLAIDE 3rd 585 NOVELL, MRS KATIE RATHCOONA BRENDAN 4th 270 PRICE, MISS JESSICA BRIARDERYN ROYAL HOITY-TOITY 5th 598 GOODWIN, MISS BECKY MANNINARD CASHEL FINN 6th 600 ANDREE-PARSONS, MRS SABINE SABINAS GOLD SOVEREIGN EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - WEDNESDAY H54 - HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW THE BRITISH SHOW PONY SOCIETY EXC 143CM MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - Exceeding 143cm. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 617 PETO, MRS STEPHANIE BISTERNE DIVA 2nd 1577 STUART, MRS ELIZABETH HAZELROCK REBELLION 3rd 611 EGGLESTON, MISS VICKEY WEALDSTONE PRINCE 4th 606 HUMPSTON, MRS ESME HAZELROCK SPARKLE 5th 610 SMITH, MISS AMY OAKLANDS SEASHELL 6th 24 ROBERTS, MISS L BENUCHEL BONHEDDIGES 7th 607 GOODSIR, FRANCES SYDSERFF GOLDEN WYCH ELM 8th 604 GOODMAN, MRS SHARON LAHINCH TEDDY 9th 605 OAKES, MISS TORI PSF MOLLY New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2018 Results 10th 608 SHARP, MS JO-ANN WEXLAND MAXWELL EQUINE SECTION HOYS MOUNTAIN & MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY - WEDNESDAY - THE BRITISH SHOW PONY MOUNTAIN and MOORLAND WORKING HUNTER PONY CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second prize winners in classes H51 to H54. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number Champion 617 PETO, MRS STEPHANIE BISTERNE DIVA Reserve Champion 581 OAKES, MISS TORI CAIRNS FERGUS EQUINE SECTION CONNEMARA H55 - CONNEMARA PONY- Colt, filly or gelding, yearling, two or three years old Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 620 RANDALL, MISS RHIANNON CORCLOUGH ANGELA EQUINE SECTION CONNEMARA H56 - CONNEMARA PONY - Stallion, mare or gelding, four years old or over Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 622 ANDREWS, MRS J BOYNE GIRL 2nd 624 HUMBLE, MR ALEX DOONEEN PRIDE OF FIONN 3rd 625 FRANCE, MISS NICKI ARDWHOLIHANE FILLY EQUINE SECTION CONNEMARA - CONNEMARA CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second prize winners from classes H55 and H56. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number Champion 622 ANDREWS, MRS J BOYNE GIRL Reserve Champion 620 RANDALL, MISS RHIANNON CORCLOUGH ANGELA EQUINE SECTION DALES, FELL and HIGHLAND H57 - DALES, FELL and HIGHLAND - Colt, filly or gelding, yearling, two or three years old Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2018 Results Number 1st 523 HARDING, MISS MARTINE FIASKO OF OVER LANGSHAW 2nd 521 SCHWARZIN, MR & MRS P A LYCHFIELDS DENNIS THE MENACE 3rd 634 GAMBLING, MRS LESLEY POTTERTONPARK MULREESH 4th 630 ANDREWS, MR NEIL BALLEROY LOCH LINNHE 5th 629 WATERS, KATE KIRTONIAN LOCH DEE EQUINE SECTION DALES, FELL and HIGHLAND H58 - DALES, FELL and HIGHLAND - Stallion, mare or gelding four years old or over Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 544 RANDALL, MISS RHIANNON BRACKEN OF ALLTNACAILLEACH 2nd 539 WEBSTER, MR NEILL TOWNEND ROCKY 3rd 643 GAMBLING, MISS ALEX ELLISTER ISLAY PEREGRINE FALCON 4th 529 PETRITZ, MRS S RICHMOND DEBORAH 5th 644 DOLLERY, MRS CHERYL COLLSTONE LADY KELTY 6th 547 LUCE, MRS JULIA EUROS SNOW QUEEN 7th 637 BLOWERS, MRS JESSICA SUNGLOW SKYLER EQUINE SECTION DALES, FELL and HIGHLAND - DALES, FELL and HIGHLAND PONY CHAMPIONSHIP - To be judged from the first and second prize winners in classes H57 and H58. Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number Trophy 544 RANDALL, MISS RHIANNON BRACKEN OF ALLTNACAILLEACH Champion 544 RANDALL, MISS RHIANNON BRACKEN OF ALLTNACAILLEACH Reserve Champion 539 WEBSTER, MR NEILL TOWNEND ROCKY EQUINE SECTION DARTMOOR H59 - DARTMOOR - Colt, filly or gelding, yearling, two or three years old Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name New Forest & Hampshire County Show 2018 Results Number 1st 646 DENNYS, ANNE LANGWORTHY NIGHTINGALE EQUINE SECTION DARTMOOR H60 - DARTMOOR - Stallion, mare or gelding, four years old or over Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 530 VINER, MRS MELANIE MOSELEY TRIAD 2nd 650 DENNYS, ANNE NATTERJACK MAY FLY 3rd 647 PAYNE, MISS SALLY MOORTOWN BUTTERFLY II 4th 656 CONROY, MISS K FIREBIRD 5th 654 LAMB, MISS SARAH-KAY BURRATOR VIVACE 6th 655 GAMBLING, MRS LESLEY CRINGLES MR DARCY 7th 527 BRUCE, GEMMA TALFRYN MOUNTAIN ASH EQUINE SECTION DARTMOOR - DARTMOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS -To be judged from the first and second prize winners in classes H59 and H60. 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Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number Champion 660 WORSDALE, MS ANNA-CLAIRE PINKERY TAMARIX Reserve Champion 658 STREET, MRS CAROL WESSAXON MANUKA EQUINE SECTION STANDARD SHETLAND PONY IN HAND - WEDNESDAY H63 - SHETLAND PONY MARE - Four years old or over, which has not foaled and is not due to foal in the current year Prize Catalogue Exhibitor Name Animal Name Number 1st 662 SARGEANT, MRS AMANDA CHAMPLERS ROSE PETAL 2nd 668 PAGE, ANN SOMAHOUSE HOLLY 3rd 664 ROWLAND, MISS LYNDA CHAMPLERS ROSE BLOSSOM 4th 667 RICHARDSON, MRS HARRIET SHARPTOR ETIENNE 5th 666 WESTALL, MISS BECKY THREAPWOOD VELA 2ND 6th 665 JACQUES, BELINDA CEANN CHARM 7th 669 GREENLAND, MRS JO SELSPENS MERRY EQUINE SECTION STANDARD SHETLAND PONY IN HAND - WEDNESDAY H64 - SHETLAND PONY BROOD MARE - Four years old or over, with own foal at foot. 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    The American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft Association Rulebook 2014 American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft Association___________ STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft Association will develop rules regarding the recording, registration and identification of horses of American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft blood and breeding. The American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft Association will assist with the preservation of this rare bloodline and will work to increase the public awareness and promotion of the American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft horse. As the American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft horse is a breed created in America its preservation and promotion are also an effort to save part of American history. Article I Name: The name of the association shall be the American Sugarbush Harlequin Draft Association (Hereafter referred to as "ASHDA"). Article II Purposes: The purposes for which the corporation is organized are: A. To preserve, improve and standardize the breed of horses known as American Sugarbush Harlequin Drafts; B. To establish, maintain and publish an Association for recording pedigrees and transfers of ownership of American Sugarbush Harlequin Drafts; C. To promote the breeding, use, and exhibition of American Sugarbush Harlequin Drafts; D. To collect and record data about the origin and development of American Sugarbush Harlequin Drafts; and E. Subject to the restrictions set forth in these Articles of Incorporation, to engage in any other lawful activities, none of which shall be for profit, for which corporations may be organized under the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Nonprofit Corporation Law. In furtherance of the foregoing purposes the corporation shall have and may exercise all the rights and powers given to nonprofit corporations under the Commonwealth of Virginia Nonprofit Corporation Law.
  • The Influence of Maternal Size on Pre- and Postnatal Growth in the Horse

    The Influence of Maternal Size on Pre- and Postnatal Growth in the Horse

    REPRODUCTIONRESEARCH The influence of maternal size on pre- and postnatal growth in the horse: III Postnatal growth W R Allen, Sandra Wilsher, Clare Tiplady and R M Butterfield1 University of Cambridge, Department of Clinical Veterinary Medicine Equine Fertility Unit, Mertoun Paddocks, Woodditton Road, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 9BH, UK and 156 Queens Road, Lawson, New South Wales 2783, Australia Correspondence should be addressed to W R Allen Abstract The growth parameters exhibited by seven Thoroughbred (Tb) foals that had experienced a ‘restricted’ in utero existence following transfer as embryos to the uteri of smaller Pony (P) mares (Tb-in-P) and, conversely, six P foals that experienced a ‘luxurious’ in utero existence after transfer to larger Tb mares (P-in-Tb), were compared from birth to 3 years of age with those exhibited by six normal Tb-in-Tb and six P-in-P foals conceived by within-breed artificial insemination. Bodyweight, height at the withers, girth, poll-to-nose length, crown–rump length and three foreleg longbone measurements were made at regular intervals. At birth, an approximate 15% reduction or increase in parameters was observed in the Tb-in-P and P-in-Tb respectively, which declined to 5% by 3 years of age. Growth post partum was affected by restricted or enhanced growth in utero. In the first 6 months post partum, growth rate was enhanced in the previously restricted Tb-in-P foals and curbed in the previously enhanced P-in-Tb foals compared with their respective controls. Overall, the similarity of the responses of the offspring to both ‘restriction’ and ‘luxury’ in utero ensured that no major changes to conformation resulted from either treat- ment.