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Arab Horse Society National Championship Show 2011 Three Counties Showground, Malvern 28Th July 2011 to 30Th July 2011 Arab Horse Society National Championship Show 2011 Three Counties Showground, Malvern 28th July 2011 to 30th July 2011 JUDGES PURE BRED ARABS Miss J Smith Mr Stuart R Fleming Mrs B Cary Mr A Shaarawi Mrs Teresa de Borbon IN HAND Mrs C. Roebuck Mrs B Cary Mr A Shaarawi Mrs Teresa de Borbon RIDDEN Miss J Smith Mrs Rachel Dear Mr Stuart R Fleming ANGLO ARABS Miss J Smith Mr M. Rankine Mr Stuart R Fleming PART BRED ARABS Miss J Smith Mr M. Rankine Mr Stuart R Fleming OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS Mrs C. Roebuck Miss J Smith Dr J M Bishop Mr M. Rankine Mrs Rachel Dear Mr Stuart R Fleming Mrs B Cary Mr A Shaarawi Mrs Teresa de Borbon SHOWJUMPING Miss Jeanette Mackenzie DRESSAGE Mrs I Mulvaney Mrs Jonquil Solt Miss Joanna Winfield Mrs V Watkins WESTERN RIDING Ms J Cotton IN HAND Mrs C. Roebuck Mr M. Rankine RIDDEN Miss J Smith Mr Stuart R Fleming CHAMPIONSHIPS PURE BRED ARABS ChA JUNIOR MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch AA DAZZLING DREAM RCh DREAM DESIGN RRCh MASTERS IMAGE ChB JUNIOR FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch STIVALERY BJ RCh KAPAYAS DESIGN RRCh MAHRIAH ChC JUNIOR GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch RUSSIAN DESIGN RCh USRA HAAKIMA RRCh SAYYAD ChD SENIOR GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch AKBAR KHAN RCh ESTISHA RRCh AL RAKKA ChE SENIOR FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch BAYA-VICTORIA-FB (BE) RCh MURANAS NANI (DE) RRCh MIRWANA II ChF SENIOR MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch PSY DREAM (BE) RCh RUGER AMW (BR) RRCh CAS SABUR ChG FOAL CHAMPIONSHIP Ch UNNAMED – Dam Xotic Design Sire Psy Dream RCh RBS PASSADA RRCh UNNAMED – Dam Marani Sire Ajman Moniscione ChH OPEN RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch MONTGOMERY RCh IBN DJAMMAL RRCh AZIQA ChT NOVICE RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch SG JEDDAH RCh PSYANARA RRCh SILVERN STARLIGHT ANGLO ARABS ChI ANGLO ARAB JUNIOR MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch STEMAR CLASSIC IMAGE ChJ ANGLO ARAB JUNIOR FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch CHANCTON RADIANT COLOURS ChK ANGLO ARAB GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch APRES MOI RCh ROYAL AFFAIR ChL ANGLO ARAB SENIOR FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch HAZELCROFT WITCHCRAFT RCh CARRIE-ANNE ChM ANGLO ARAB SENIOR MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch DOWNIES MYSTIC MASTERPIECE RCh KAMAL IBN DARA ChN ANGLO ARAB RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch NAOMI NURHA RCh ANNALIESE PART BRED ARABS ChO PART BRED GELDING CHAMPIONSHIP Ch D'ARTAGNAN RCh JAZZ IT UP ChP PART BRED FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch RENELLES ROYAL ANGEL RCh RYTANS ROYAL MIAH ChQ PART BRED MALE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ORLANDO SPRITZER RCh RENELLES ROYAL SALUTE ChS PART BRED RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP Ch LONGRIVER ETERNITY RCh ORLANDO SPRITZER OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS CH1 LIGHT HORSE/PONY CHAMPIONSHIP Ch MUSIC MAN RCh APRES MOI CH2 CRABBET CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ETHAAR RCh KLINTA SULTAN Ch6 SUPREME IN HAND ANGLO/PART BRED CHAMPIONSHIP OF SHOW Ch DOWNIES MYSTIC MASTERPIECE RCh D'ARTAGNAN ChR COLOURED CHAMPIONSHIP Ch ENCHANTED ETERNAL MOON RCh VLACQ BOOGIE KNIGHTS ChU SUPREME RIDDEN CHAMPIONSHIP OF SHOW Ch MONTGOMERY RCh LONGRIVER ETERNITY RRCh NAOMI NURHA ChV VETERAN CHAMPIONSHIP (Pure/Anglo/Part Bred) Ch OM EL ALUNA (US) RCh CAS SABUR ChW SMALL STUD OWNERS AWARD M O’ROUKE S WRIGGLESWORTH ChY HACK & RIDING HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP Ch SILVER PIMPERNEL RCh HIGHLANDER CLASS RESULTS PURE BRED ARABS IN HAND 1 A JUNIOR FILLIES, 1 year old, born on or after 18th May, 2010 1st AA DREAM DESTINY gr. (24th May 2010) S.Psy Dream (BE) D.Varianne (NL) Exhibited by Mr Salman Alhokair Bred by Mr & Mrs D W G Smith 2nd SHAKURA ch. (25th May 2010) S.MVA Colour Me Cool (US) D.Makisa Devil Child Exhibited and bred by Mrs Jill Bunn 3rd ROE MAJDIYAH b. (31st May 2010) S.Roe Lateef D.Roe Majd Exhibited by Mr T O Aggad Bred by Mr Talal Omar Aggad 4th ROE MISK b. (26th May 2010) S.Roe Lateef D.Marani (DE) Exhibited by Mr T O Aggad Bred by Mr Talal Omar Aggad 5th BRIERY CHERISE gr. (2nd June 2010) S.Texas Magic (IT) D.HS Tirana Exhibited by Miss Amy Dutkowski-Southworth Bred by Mrs E A Hedley 6th BHA NIKITA gr. (1st June 2010) S.Nabucco (DE) D.Mahanna Exhibited by Mrs E Warner Bred by Mr & Mrs Roderick Warner 7th COLOUR ME SCARLET ch. (25th June 2010) S.MVA Colour Me Cool (US) D.Yannah (NL) Exhibited by Mr & Mrs EJ Jones Bred by Mr & Mrs E J Jones 8th MINYAA bl. (12th June 2010) S.Mahaala D.Maliana Exhibited and bred by Miss Karen Duffy 1 B INTERMEDIATE FILLIES, 1 year old, born between 20th March & 17th May, 2010 inclusive 1st SILVER DESIGN gr. (7th May 2010) S.Master Design GA (US) D.Nattallia Exhibited and bred by Mr & Mrs Ri Jones 2nd MAISSA ch. (2nd May 2010) S.Master Design GA (US) D.Mirwa (AE) Exhibited and bred by Mrs H J Kadri 3rd JUSTA PRINCESSA ch. (11th April 2010) S.WH Justice (US) D.HT Odessa Exhibited by Miss R Georgeson Bred by Miss Rebecca N Georgeson 4th TD GEWELLE b. (3rd May 2010) S.Texas Magic (IT) D.Grace Exhibited by Miss L. Kelly Bred by Miss Lisa Kelly 5th ES LELINA gr. (9th April 2010) S.Krown D.G Lilja Exhibited by Mr Leonard J Morgan Bred by Mr L J Morgan 6th PHA DEVINE DESTINY b. (20th March 2010) S.AH Kuda D.Devine Kt (US) Exhibited by Mrs J Peck & Mrs J Howell Bred by Mr D & Mrs J Peck 7th CK VERONA b. (27th April 2010) S.WSA Charismma (US) D.MG Vienna Exhibited by Miss Sheena Mcgreevy Bred by Mrs C Kilford 8th MEMORYS R gr. (4th April 2010) S.Psyche's First Edition R D.Violets R Blue Exhibited and bred by Mr R. Fox 1 C SENIOR FILLIES, 1 year old, born on or before 19th March, 2010 1st STIVALERY BJ b. (4th January 2010) S.Stival (US) D.V Exotic Enchantress (US) Exhibited by Mohammed Abdullah Al Subaie Bred by Mr & Mrs E J Jones 2nd VISION OF JUSTICE (US) gr. (19th March 2010) S.WH Justice (US) D.Exquisite Dream (US) Exhibited by Mohammed Abdullah Al Subaie Bred by J Lancaster Havice 3rd ROE LULWA b. (7th March 2010) S.Marwan Al Shaqab (US) D.ZT Ludjbrosiaa (AR) Exhibited by Mr T O Aggad Bred by Mr Talal Omar Aggad 4th KARIMEH gr. (11th February 2010) S.Ezz Ezzain (KW) D.Karimda (US) Exhibited by Mrs H Cawley Bred by Mrs H Cawley 5th ELISSIA LLAIN gr. (23rd February 2010) S.Esparto (PL) D.Emda (PL) Exhibited by Mr & Mrs P Gamlin Bred by Mr & Mrs P Flower 6th COTSWOLDS SOFIEL ch. (9th March 2010) S.Angelo RE (US) D.MC Nahsibah (US) Exhibited by Miss Linda C Hughes Bred by Linda Hughes 7th PS AMBELLINA ch. (12th March 2010) S.Master Design GA (US) D.Arabella PA Exhibited and bred by Mrs Chrissie Perez-Silva 8th BA ANNGELICA b. gr. (30th January 2010) S.CAS Sabur D.Leishah Exhibited by Miss Kirsty Hamilton Bred by Mr & Mrs M A Johnson 1 FILLIES, 1 year old, born in 2010 1st STIVALERY BJ b. (4th January 2010) S.Stival (US) D.V Exotic Enchantress (US) Exhibited by Mohammed Abdullah Al Subaie Bred by Mr & Mrs E J Jones 2nd VISION OF JUSTICE (US) gr. (19th March 2010) S.WH Justice (US) D.Exquisite Dream (US) Exhibited by Mohammed Abdullah Al Subaie Bred by J Lancaster Havice 2 A JUNIOR FILLIES, 2 years old, born on or after 12th May, 2009 1st MADAME VERSACE ch. (10th June 2009) S.Vervaldee (US) D.Maysu Exhibited and bred by Mrs C A Blyth 2nd INSPIRATION SR ch. (12th June 2009) S.Master Design GA (US) D.Mareka Exhibited by Mrs Karen Eggleston Bred by Ms Sally Roberts & Mr Ryan Jones 3rd AA LOVING DREAM gr. (19th July 2009) S.Psy Dream (BE) D.Lowinia 'F' (NL) Exhibited by Mrs S A L Jones Bred by Miss Laura Smith 4th WISTACJAA b. (15th May 2009) S.QR Marc (US) D.Wisteriaa Exhibited by Mrs D Godwin Bred by Mr Paul & Mrs Frances Atkinson 5th NARVA D ch. (20th July 2009) S.Vervaldee (US) D.Johrhemar Nagwa (ZA) Exhibited by MRS B GAMLIN & MRS C RATCLIFFE Bred by Mrs Beverly Gamlin & Mrs Carole Ratcliffe 6th MAYA JOHAARA ch. (12th May 2009) S.Azteq D.Jumainah Exhibited by Mrs Carolyn Kokta Bred by Miss K Lockett & Ms C Kokta 7th LTF NAYSA C b. (13th June 2009) S.G Tamim (US) D.LTF Fire A Dream (US) Exhibited by MR & Mrs IR Crick Bred by Mrs Pauline Crick 8th RV KASMEENA gr. (23rd June 2009) S.Om El Mareikh (US) D.Trelyon Koraya Exhibited by Mr JM & Mrs JL Parfitt Bred by Mr J M & Mrs J L Parfitt 2 B SENIOR FILLIES, 2 years old, born on or before 11th May, 2009 1st MAHRIAH gr. (29th March 2009) S.Ronaldo (DE) D.Maharah Exhibited and bred by Mrs Julie Kennedy 2nd GP PARYS HILTON (US) gr. (11th May 2009) S.Stival (US) D.GP Paradisa (US) Exhibited by Mr & Mrs EJ Jones Bred by Charlene Williams and Roland Or Dorothy Williams 3rd RBS DOMINIKA ch. (18th March 2009) S.Ronaldo (DE) D.CAS Lady Octavia Exhibited by Mrs Janet Currey Bred by Ms J Currey 4th ALEEYAH AMIRA (US) b. (8th April 2009) S.Thee Desperado (US) D.Christina JD (US) Exhibited by Mrs Elaine Clare Bred by Mr Frank Sponle 5th VERLENZIA ch. (29th April 2009) S.Vervaldee (US) D.Legacys Sonata (US) Exhibited by Mrs AL Taylor & Miss L Dunn Bred by Miss L Dunn & Mrs A Taylor 6th FORESTLODGE HABIBA b. (16th April 2009) S.El Akhira D.Scarlet Alli Exhibited by Mr RG & Mrs GP Davies Bred by Mrs G P Davies 7th NASZEEMA A gr.
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