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Teams of Three All Ireland Interschools Hunter Trials 25th March 2017: Results Sheet: Competition: Teams Of Three: Team XC Time Placed No: Student Horse/Pony School Faults Amy Carroll Farrig Master Murphy Newbridge College, Kildare 16 Emily O'Brien Garnavilla Bob Newbridge College, Kildare Sophie Carroll Dexter Newbridge College, Kildare 0 4.34 1st Conor Cassidy Kiloughter Newbridge College, Kildare 17 Rachel Ross Kilnatic Brownie Newbridge College, Kildare Charlie O'Dwyer B-Boda Bailey Newbridge College, Kildare 0 4.54 2nd Sarah Fitzpatrick Odin's Pride The King's Hospital, Dublin 23 Phoebe Nicholson Mystical Wish The King's Hospital, Dublin George Conolly-Carew Coolteen Diamond The King's Hospital, Dublin 0 5.16 3rd Grace Evans Cooch Scoil Mhuire, Meath 36 Abbie Douglas Ozzie Scoil Mhuire, Meath Kathy Rispin Flicka Scoil Mhuire, Meath 0 5.38 4th Sean Stables Rocky St Peter's College, Co Wexford 13 Edmond Cleary Newtown Lash St Peter's College, Co Wexford Dylan Moore The Bishop Mike St Peter's College, Co Wexford 5 4.37 5th Frank Ronan Alfie St Peter's College, Co Wexford 14 Walter Ronan Skippy St Peter's College, Co Wexford Eoin Whelan Bosco St Peter's College, Co Wexford 5 4.41 6th Henry Farrell Cappaquin Lady Glenstal Abbey School, Co Limerick 33 Harry Swan Villa Prince Glenstal Abbey School, Co Limerick Tim Hyde Angel Glenstal Abbey School, Co Limerick 5 4.46 7th All Ireland Interschools Hunter Trials 25th March 2017: Results Sheet: Competition: Teams Of Three: Team XC Time Placed No: Student Horse/Pony School Faults Sarah Dunne Watson Gorey Community School, Co Wexford 1216 Eoghan Murphy Duke Gorey Community School, Co Wexford Ellie Murphy Fin Gorey Community School, Co Wexford 50 5.024.34 8th1st Dan Hyde Dellboy Glenstal Abbey School, Co Limerick 34 Charlie McCartan Larry Glenstal Abbey School, Co Limerick Angus MacDonald Ben Glenstal Abbey School, Co Limerick 5 5.14 9th Cillain O Brien Anglode Anchor Man Gaelchólaiste, Luimnigh 29 Ciara Marsh Milltown Froda Gaelchólaiste, Luimnigh Camron O'Neill - Matthews Inchmore Range Gaelchólaiste, Luimnigh 5 5.41 10th Kerri Ann Ramsbottom Spirit Castlecomer Community School, Co Kilkenny 10 Hannah Doyle Hazel Castlecomer Community School, Co Kilkenny Carlise Comerford Castlecomer Community School, Co Kilkenny 10 4.34 Nadine Dunne Kells Cross St Ciaran's Community School, Kells 19 Paddy Finnegan Fire Blaze St Ciaran's Community School, Kells Luke Galligan Flash St Ciaran's Community School, Kells 10 4.35 Catherine Kavanagh Coppenagh Blitz Borris Vocational School, Co Carlow 1 Jerry Skelton Breezie Borris Vocational School, Co Carlow James Kavanagh Muffin Borris Vocational School, Co Carlow 10 4.47 Trish Buggy Tulla Castlecomer Community School, Co Kilkenny 11 Liam Kenny Turtulla Coloured Lady Castlecomer Community School, Co Kilkenny Conor Brennan TBC Castlecomer Community School, Co Kilkenny 10 4.54 All Ireland Interschools Hunter Trials 25th March 2017: Results Sheet: Competition: Teams Of Three: Team XC Time Placed No: Student Horse/Pony School Faults Millie Finn Deriator Bluebell Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny 168 Annie Finn Coolkenno Lad Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny Robbie Jackson All Ears Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny 100 5.014.34 1st Leah Burgess Kinneagh Twister Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny 7 Louise Carter Foley Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny Leagh Cummins Rathurtin Prince Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny 10 5.08 Kate Molony Breeze Ursuline Convent, Thurles 24 Henny Sheeran Kinkluny Ursuline Convent, Thurles Alannah Walsh Miseog Bailey Ursuline Convent, Thurles 10 5.15 Jack Martin Castleknock College, Dublin 22 Jordan Kidd Castleknock College, Dublin Cathal Mitchell Castleknock College, Dublin 15 4.39 Pat Carroll Tintreach Bán Our Lady's Secondary School, Templemore 28 Aaron Fogarty Cynthia Our Lady's Secondary School, Templemore Katie Marnell Tinkerbell Our Lady's Secondary School, Templemore 25 4.21 Jordan Hart Otasor Scoil Chonglais, Baltinglass, Co Wicklow 15 Charlie Hart Light in the Eye Scoil Chonglais, Baltinglass, Co Wicklow David Fox Jack Scoil Chonglais, Baltinglass, Co Wicklow 35 5.08 Oisin Aylward Tom Sparrow Good Counsel College, New Ross 4 Tom O'Shea Tynan's Acppucino Good Counsel College, New Ross Jack Ryan Deerpark Superman Good Counsel College, New Ross 60 5.34 All Ireland Interschools Hunter Trials 25th March 2017: Results Sheet: Competition: Teams Of Three: Team XC Time Placed No: Student Horse/Pony School Faults Stephen Cahill Saoirse Duiske College, Co. Kilkenny 163 Seamus Clear Ned Duiske College, Co. Kilkenny Shane Clear Stripes Duiske College, Co. Kilkenny E0 4.34----- 1st Maeve Ryan Next Flight St. Mary's Secondary School, New Ross 5 Ciara Murphy Glenview Boy St. Mary's Secondary School, New Ross Niamh Redmond Little Romeo St. Mary's Secondary School, New Ross E 4.48 Sam Baker Patches Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny 6 Mark Dunne Guinness Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny Anna Dowley Polly Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny E 4.24 Zeta Ashmore Castle Sunny Jim Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny 9 Robyn Hutchinson Arizona Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny Holly Hutchinson Nero's Dream Kilkenny College, Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny E ----- Nessa Fitzgerald Newbridge College, Kildare 18 Max Ross Ballydavid Souz Newbridge College, Kildare Jack Ross Lady Newbridge College, Kildare E 6.00 Sarah Seymour Strapping Silver St Mary's Secondary School, Nenagh 20 Ellie Spain Alvin St Mary's Secondary School, Nenagh Keela O'Brien Artimus St Mary's Secondary School, Nenagh E ----- Aimee Toner Glenmore Lady Newtown School, Waterford City 21 Orla Treacy Mr. M. Newtown School, Waterford City Lilias Maclean Rockhill Bobby Newtown School, Waterford City E ----- All Ireland Interschools Hunter Trials 25th March 2017: Results Sheet: Competition: Teams Of Three: Team XC Time Placed No: Student Horse/Pony School Faults Charlie Ahern Kilteely Gypsy Gaelchólaiste, Luimnigh 3016 Laura Doherty Pippa Gaelchólaiste, Luimnigh Leah Moloney Cal Gaelchólaiste, Luimnigh E0 4.34----- 1st Sarah Jane Cooke Clydagh Dew John the Baptist Community School, Limerick 31 Katey Dalton Sandy John the Baptist Community School, Limerick Alan Gleeson Patch John the Baptist Community School, Limerick E ----- Lorna Murpy TikTok Copper St Mary's Charleville, Co Cork 35 Abbie Fitzgibbon Cregane Copper St Mary's Charleville, Co Cork Caoimhe Collins Allenspark Thunder St Mary's Charleville, Co Cork E 6.39 Orla McDonagh Patchwork Quilt Presentation De La Salle, Bagenalstown. 2 Daniel Byrne Presentation De La Salle, Bagenalstown. Mark Foley Presentation De La Salle, Bagenalstown. W/D W/D Saoirse Fogarty Casper Ursuline Convent, Thurles 25 Ella Murphy Sky Ursuline Convent, Thurles Olivia Swan Drimcong Ashling Ursuline Convent, Thurles W/D W/D Molly McGuinness Hector St. Joseph's, Navan 26 Clara McAteer Blondie St. Joseph's, Navan Niamh McGovern Clover St. Joseph's, Navan W/D W/D Aoibheann Duggan Elysium Presentation Secondary School, Thurles 27 Áine Duggan Scott Presentation Secondary School, Thurles Niamh Murphy Texas Daylight Presentation Secondary School, Thurles 15 4.58 All Ireland Interschools Hunter Trials 25th March 2017: Results Sheet: Competition: Teams Of Three: Team XC Time Placed No: Student Horse/Pony School Faults Connor Burke Chester John the Baptist Community School, Limerick 3216 Ned Fox Connies Way John the Baptist Community School, Limerick Connor Hannon Maximus the Great John the Baptist Community School, Limerick W/D0 4.34W/D 1st Hannah Landy Holly St Brendans Comminity School, Birr, Co Offaly 37 Katie Moran Chester St Brendans Comminity School, Birr, Co Offaly Damien Loughnane Diamond St Brendans Comminity School, Birr, Co Offaly W/D W/D.
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