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WELCOME/FÁILTE The Christmas Show at Creagh is really a celebration of the year’s work and a chance for members to come together in a festive atmosphere. As always at Christmas there is an emphasis on youth- Santa, foals, young musicians and dancers. There is a special welcome and enthusiasm at Creagh which comes from the Carey family and thanks to them for that and for their preparations. Thanks as well to the Performance Committee , particularly to chair Gearoid Curran and secretary Mrs. Peoples. The Committee should be very pleased with its body of work throughout the year,- Loose Jumping and Green Hunter Championships, clinics, training days, judges qualification and now this celebratory show. Well done to all. Tá súil agam go mbainfidh sibh spraoi as an lá agus taitneamh as an gcáca, an bhfíon agus as an gcomhluadar, gan trácht ar na capaill agus searraigh breátha. Nollaig mhaith agaibh. Tom Mac Lochlainn (CPBS President) Performance Committee Members— Gearóid Curran (Chair), Ann Reade, Denise Norton, Caitríona Goaley, Carol O’Connor (Secretary), Joe Mac Lochlainn, Mary Mitchell, Pierce O’Malley, Tom Mac Lochlainn - - 1 - - Working Hunter - Class A Entries also taken on the day Registered Connemara Pony to be ridden by person U-16 years. Kindly sponsored by Joe Murray LTD, Ballinasloe & Glencarrig Stud 1 Owner Ms Deirdre Ó Laoi, Moybeg Lahinch Co. Clare Breeder Mr Pat Warde, Tiernascragh, Ballycrissane, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway Pony Venus M0013564 Sire Garryhinch Finn S0000974 Dam Goldthorn Dolly M0008447 Rider Jane Field 2 Owner Ms. Laura Geraghty Mackney Stud, Mackney, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway Breeder John Lowry, Cloonmore, Tuam, Co Galway Pony Ruby Hero S3-372004000011330 Sire Coral Ross S1-372100400001280 Dam Kelly's Hero M0013656 Rider David Egan - - 2 - - 3 Owner Ms. Laura Geraghty Mackney Stud, Mackney, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway Breeder Mr Michael Nestor, Prospect, Gort, Co. Galway Co Galway. Pony Prospect Harry S3-372100400008825 Sire Tulira Robuck S0001041 Dam Curragh Bán M0013369 Rider Sheamie Lohan 4 Owner Ms. Laura Geraghty Mackney Stud, Mackney, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway Breeder Mr Liam Tierney, Carraghy, Claregalway, Co Galway. Pony Carraghy Smoke S3-372100400009067 Sire Clonberne Dun S2-372100400001350 Dam Réalt Mhuicneach M1-372100400015432 Rider Ciara Shanley - - 3 - - Working Hunter - Class B Entries also taken on the day Registered Connemara Pony to be ridden by person Over-16 years. Kindly Sponsored by Kieran Egan, Ballinasloe and Glencarrig Stud 10 Owner Emer McNamara, Goulane, Clifden, Co Galway Breeder Mr Gerry Talbot, Tysaxon, Athenry, Co. Galway. Pony Manninard Finnian S3-372100400004884 Sire Killary Cashel S0001086 Dam Dangan Fancy M0010680 Rider Emer McNamara 11 Owner Ms Deirdre Ó Laoi, Moybeg Lahinch Co. Clare Breeder Mr Pat Warde, Tiernascragh, Ballycrissane, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway Pony Venus M0013564 Sire Garryhinch Finn S0000974 Dam Goldthorn Dolly M0008447 Rider Marjorie Hardiman 12 Owner Ms. Laura Geraghty Mackney Stud, Mackney, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway Breeder Edward & Mrs S. Hannigan, Jordanstown, Oldtwon, Co. Dublin Pony Yukon Magic S3-372100400006597 Sire Glenayre Mystical Bobby S0001007 Dam Camus Ramble M1-372100400014810 - - 4 - - Working Hunter - Class C Entries also taken on the day Registered Connemara Pony to be ridden by person Over-40 years. Kindly sponsored by Connemara Equestrian Escapes and Glencarrig Stud 20 Owner Sean Carey, Creagh, Ballinalsoe, Co Galway Breeder John C Robinson, Aghamore, Ballyhaunis, Co Mayo Pony Aghamore Beauty Sire Drummin Rebel S2-1330 Dam Sorcha’s Girl M0012889 Rider Asumpta Shannon 21 Owner Michael Mitchell, Ballagh, Bushypark, Co Galway Breeder Roger O’Mahony, Kilshannig House, Cratloe, Co Clare Pony Kilshannig Garnet Dream M1-21950 Sire Glencarrig Prince S 1073 Dam Western Dream M1-15110 Rider Mary Mitchell - - 5 - - 22 Owner Cathriona Goaley, Curra Stables, Tullykyne, Moycullen, co Galway Breeder John Joe Lee, 47 Gaelcarrig Park, Newcastle, Galway Pony Curra Whoopi M2-15494 Sire Owens Blossom S 1009 Dam Clydagh Lady M 9479 Rider Cathriona Goaley 23 Owner Máire Fitzmaurice, Oranswell, Bushypark, Galway Breeder Willie Donelon, Bishop Street, Tuam, Co Galway Pony Pearly Silver M1-18156 Sire Currachmore Cashel S 1128 Dam Clydagh Marie M 11595 Rider Máire Fitzmaurice - - 6 - - Obstacle Course taking place in the indoor, entries taken on the day Followed by Dressage Demonstration with Alana Cazabon Sullivan Followed by the Cleggan Beach Riding Centre Christmas Musical Ride - - 7 - - Musical Interval and Sean-nos Dancing Music: Caoimhe Newell (fiddle) and Willie Mulkerrins (accordion) Sean-nos Dancers: Meadhbh O’Neill & Ronan Nee Special Guest & Fancy Dress - - 8 - - Colt Foal Class The progeny of a registered Connemara Pony Mare and a registered Connemara Pony Stallion. Sponsored by : Ballinasloe Credit Union, Ballinasloe Co. Galway & Elite Rosettes Winner : “Irish Dragoon” Plaque and sash Prizes : 1st : €50 2nd: €40 3rd : €30 4th : €20 5th : €10 30 Owner Mr Peter J O'Malley, Caorán Beag, Ceathrú Rua, Co. na Gaillimhe Breeder Mr Peter J O'Malley, Caorán Beag, Ceathrú Rua, Co. na Gaillimhe Pony Caoránbeg Rocky S3-372004100015495 **For Sale Sire Laerkens Cascade Dawn IS 5 For Sale Dam Gallowstown Bibi M0013679 31 Owner Mr Sean Carey Newtown Creagh Ballinasloe Co Galway Breeder Mr Sean Carey Newtown Creagh Ballinasloe Co Galway Pony Dexter Coco S3-372004100016224 Sire Dexter Leam Pondi IS 15 Dam Portduff Matilda M2-372100400022128 - - 9 - - 32 Owner Mr. Anthony Kelly Castlegar East, Ahascragh, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway Breeder Ms Mary Mac Namara Ballymakea Mullagh Ennis Co. Clare Pony Robben Rebel S3-372004100016211 ** For Sale Sire Newtown Rebel S1-372100400002720 For Sale Dam Lickeen Lily M1-372100400018762 33 Owner Mr Val Noone, Crusheen, Claregalway, Co. Galway. Breeder Mr Val Noone, Crusheen, Claregalway, Co. Galway. Pony Crusheen Hazy Con S3-372004100015625 Sire Frederiksminde Hazy Match IS 10 Dam Crusheen Katie M1-372100400021953 34 Owner Mr. Lorcan Glynn Craobhin House, Crannaghmore, Athlone, Co. Roscommon Breeder Fiona & Tomás Grimes, Carrowkeel, Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo Pony Copperbeech Paddy S3-372004100015649 Sire Menlough Owen S1-372100400001222 Dam Dalo's Pride M0012084 - - 10 - - 35 Owner Fr Christy Mc Cormack, Parochial House, Fohenagh, Ballinasloe, Co Galway. Breeder Ms Ruth Rogers, Catstone Lodge Ballymore Mullingar Co. Westmeath Pony Catstone Boy S3-372004100015674 Sire Banks Timber 208333CO0806624 DK Dam Silver Lady II M0012202 36 Owner Mr Ryan Joyce, Kilronan, Aran Islands, Co Galway Breeder Mr Gerard Mc Mahon, Benmore, Bullaun, Loughrea, Co. Galway Pony Woodlawn Robin Hood Carrig S3- 372004100015805 Sire Castleside Carrig S0001081 Dam Ashbrook Dipper M0010666 37 Owner Mr Ryan Joyce, Kilronan, Aran Islands, Co Galway Breeder Mr David Connolly, Knockdoe, Costello, Co. 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Donegal Pony Glencovitt April M3-372004000030806 Sire Canal Fred S0001194 Dam Gortroe Lass M0013696 41 Owner Mr David Connaughton, Connaughtons Pub, Clonark, Athlone Co. Roscommon Breeder Mr Feichin & Kerry King, Ballyconneely, Clifden, Co. Galway. Pony King Bunowen Castle Annie D M3-372004000031130 Sire Errismore Rocky S1-372100400003156 Dam King Bunowen Castle Silvie Fox M372004000027703 - - 13 - - 42 Owner Mr Val Noone, Crusheen, Claregalway, Co. Galway. Breeder Mr Val Noone, Crusheen, Claregalway, Co. Galway. Pony Crusheen Silver Pearl M3-372004000030743 Sire Silver Shadow S0001141 Dam Crusheen Gipsy M1-372100400016415 43 Owner Cillín Dunne, Cloonisle, Cashel, Connemara, Co Galway Breeder Mr Padraic Curran, Moycullen, Co. Galway. Pony Glencarrig April M3-372004000030920 Sire Glencarrig Patrick S1-372100400006074 Dam Glencarrig Lorna M1-372100400023825 - - 14 - - 44 Owner Mr Aidan Larkin, Newtown, Lusmagh, Banagher, Co. 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