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Class 20: FILLY FOAL Class 20: FILLY FOAL Sponsored by: Mr Noel Connolly, Bunowen, Ballyconneely, Co Galway Date: Thursday, 15th August 2019 Prizes : 1st: €200 The Camlin Ciro Cup & Galway Crystal Trophy 2nd €100; 3rd €75; 4th €60; 5th €45; 6th €20. Winner: Owner:Mr Padraic Conroy; 23 Barr Na Haille Claremorris Mayo Ireland Breeder: Mr Padraic Conroy; 23 Barr Na Haille Claremorris Mayo Ireland Pony: GARDEEN ANGLE M3-372004000102440 Sire: DOIRE MHIANAIGH CASCADE S1-372100400006769 Dam: KIPPURE SCARLETT M1-M0013613 Rider/ Handler: Padraic Conroy 2nd: Owner:Ms Caitlin Lee; Doohulla Ballyconneely Galway Ireland Breeder: Ms Caitlin Lee; Doohulla Ballyconneely Galway Ireland Pony: CLOVERHILL MISTY M3-372004000102078 Sire: MANOR DUKE S1-372004100015298 Dam: INVERIN MISTY M1-372100400016587 Rider/ Handler: Peter Lee 3rd: Owner:Cathy Snow Coyne & Martin Coyne; Swallow Cottage Letterfrack Connemara Galway Breeder: * Pony: MOORLAND ROYAL OAK M3-372004000102275 Sire: SHADOW'S DUN S1-372100400001339 Dam: KILPATRICK SNOWDROP M1-372100400021241 Rider/ Handler: 4th: Owner:Robert Fallon; Cashelbay Connemara Pony Stud Craughwell Road Athenry Galway Ireland Breeder: Robert Fallon; Cashelbay Connemara Pony Stud Craughwell Road Athenry Galway Ireland Pony: CASHELBAY MELLOW (NR) Sire: CASHELBAY PRINCE S0001187 Dam: FREDERIKSMINDE MELLOW 2ND S1-333200808810DK Rider/ Handler: Robert Fallon / Michael Harty 5th: Owner:Mr Martin Keaney; Murvey Roundstone Galway Ireland Breeder: Mr Martin Keaney; Murvey Roundstone Galway Ireland Pony: MURVEY MARA (NR) Sire: CAHERLISTRANE BAY S1-372100400018266 Dam: MURVEY RITA M1-372100400018266 Rider/ Handler: Martin Keaney 6th: Owner:Mr Stephen Joyce; Tooreen Moyard Galway Ireland Breeder: Mr Stephen Joyce; Tooreen Moyard Galway Ireland Pony: TOOREEN SPRAOI M3-372004000102463 Sire: SHEEAUNS PETE S1-372100400007669 Dam: DUNCARBERY LILY M1-372100400021394 Rider/ Handler: Stephen Joyce 7th: Owner: * Breeder: * Pony: DOOHULLA BEAUTY M3-372004000102096 Sire: CORNARONE HAZY LAD S1-372100400001512 Dam: DOOHULLA MYSTERY GIRL M1-372100400019649 Rider/ Handler: Martin Lee 8th: Owner:Mr Michael Conneely; Faul Farmhouse Faul Clifden Galway Ireland Breeder: Mr Michael Conneely; Faul Farmhouse Faul Clifden Galway Ireland Pony: ARDBEAR MARLYN M3-372004000102177 Sire: GLENCARRIG KNIGHT S1-372100400005494 Dam: COLLEY DUCHESS M1-372004000025411 Rider/ Handler: 9th: Owner:Mr John Noel Mullen; Sheeauns Cleggan Galway Ireland Breeder: Mr John Noel Mullen; Sheeauns Cleggan Galway Ireland Pony: FAIRYHILL MAYA M3-372004000108533 Sire: MONAGHANSTOWN BOY S1-S0001121 Dam: FAIRYHILL MADONNA M1-372100400017963 Rider/ Handler: John Noel Mullen 10th: Owner:Mr Brendan Dunne; Brownville Bushypark Galway Ireland Breeder: Mr Brendan Dunne; Brownville Bushypark Galway Ireland Pony: BLACKHAVEN BELLE M3-372004000102238 Sire: GLENCARRIG KNIGHT S1-372100400005494 Dam: FAIR LADY M1-372100400017688 Rider/ Handler: Cillin Dunne .
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