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Walls Shetland Pony Results 2015 Walls & District Agricultural Society Show 2015 RESULTS of the SECTION A – REGISTERED SHETLAND PONIES Judge: Sonja Flaws Best turned out pony & rider, the Kirkeberg Trophy: 1 Keiva Robertson, Solheim, Walls Hollydell Royal Command: 2 Libby Hunter, Vementry, Aith Fivla of Finnister: 3 Chantelle Cumming, 12 Kirkidale, Walls Eynhallow Best presented pony (In hand Class): 1 Keiva Robertson, Solheim, Walls Hollydell Royal Command: 2 Caitlin McKearney, Spitzbergen, Sefster Geldron Ulrika: 3 Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Eynhallow Larra Best lead rein ridden, Brootham Ponies Trophy, Stud Book Rosette: 1 Keiva Robertson, Solheim, Walls Hollydell Royal Command: 2 Shona Hunter, Vementry, Aith Ramnaberg Andy: 3 Chantelle Cumming, 12 Kirkidale, Walls Eynhallow April Best open ridden, Stud Book Rosette: 1 Solheim Stud, Solheim, Walls Hollydell Royal Command Best Open Ridden: Stud book rosette: Solheim Stud Ridden Champion: Keiva Robertson Ridden Champion Reserve: Solheim Stud Junior Handler, under 10 years, The Breckenlea Plate, Stud Book Rosette: 1 Keiva Robertson, Solheim, Walls Hollydell Royal Command: 2 Shona Hunter, Vementry, Aith Ramnaberg Andy: 3 Chantelle Cumming, 12 Kirkidale, Walls Eynhallow April Gelding, 4 years and over, The Boyes Family Trophy, Stud Book Rosette: 1 Shona Hunter, Vementry, Aith Ramnaberg Andy: 2 Solheim Stud, Solheim, Walls Hollydell Royal Command: 3 Ashley Hunter, Vementry, Aith Ramnaberg Charlie Tiptigert Trophy: Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls, Wulfert V. D. Groote Voerd Mare, 4 years and over, who have not reared a foal this year: 1 . Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Cassindilly Vienna: 2 . Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Jolly Av Bergli: 3 Jackie Syme, Schiehallion, Netherdale, Walls Foula Lightsome Mare, 4 years and over, with own foal at foot, Special Prize money donated by Mr J Jeromson: 1 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Almnas Sum Sum: 2. Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Eynhallow Cassie: 3 Alistair Robertson, 13 Kirkidale, Walls Ellen of Burland Best mare, to be judged from 1st Prize winners from Classes A13 & A14 Brindister Shield, presented by The Nicolson Family: Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Almnas Sum Sum Colt foal: 1 Alistair Robertson, 13 Kirkidale, Walls Vatna Joseph: 2 Annette Hunter, Vementry, Aith Benstonholm Ugene: 3 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Bergli Pom Pom Filly foal, 1 Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Happyhansel Rarity: 2 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Bergli Vanity: 3 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Bergli Vida Rose Best foal, to be judged from 1st prize colt and filly foals, silver rosebowl, Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Happyhansel Rarity Best broken coloured foal, Redburn trophy, presented by Mrs W McLean, Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Happyhansel Rarity 1 Year old filly,1 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Bergli Peerie Rose: 2 Amanda Slater, Brekenlea, Tresta Breckenlea 2 Year old filly, 1 Jackie Syme, Schiehallion, Netherdale, Walls Stepley Tawney Owl: 2 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Brunatwatt Madeleine Magic: 3 Amanda Slater, Brekenlea, Tresta Breckenlea Galena 3 Year old filly. 1 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Holy Av Bergli: 2 Jackie Syme, Schiehallion, Netherdale, Walls Schiehallion Ellen: 3 Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Happyhansel Pride Best colt or filly 1, 2 or 3 years old bred by exhibitor, Lochside Shield, presented by Mr T Jamieson, Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Holy Av Bergli Best overall broken coloured pony, Leask Trophy, presented by the late Mrs M L Leask, Gott, Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Happyhansel Rarity Progeny, two ponies, out of one mare or by one stallion, 1 Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Happyhansel Rarity and Happyhansel Pride by Urban of Knowe: 2 Amanda Slater, Brekenlea, Tresta Breckenlea Giocoso & Breckenlea Galena by North- Wells Little Fella: 3 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Bergli Vanity & Bergli Vida Rose by Stow Viscount Group of three pedigree Shetland ponies, silver cup, presented by Mr & Mrs A Gray, Rothienorman, 1 Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Eynhallow Cassie, Eyhallow Carra & Eynhallo Larra: 2 Annette Hunter, Vementry, Aith Benstonholm Martini, Benstonholm Shona & Benstonholm Nightshade 15 years and over any gender, Bergli Shetland pony stud trohy, 1 Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Kanteborgs Four Roses: 2 Libby Hunter, Vementry, Aith Fivla of Finnister: 3 Merran McCulloch, Sung, Walls Kanteborgs Finesse Junior champion, Shoormill Cup, Stud Book Rosette, Jackie Syme, Schiehallion, Netherdale, Walls Stepley Tawney Owl Reserve junior champion, Ryelea Trophy, Stud Book Rosette, Vaila Cumming, Old Happyhansel, Walls Happyhansel Rarity Senior champion, Waterloo Trophy, presented in the memory of Mrs E Hall, Stud Book Rosette, Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Wulfert V. D. Groote Voerd Reserve senior champion, Lille Rosen Dal Trophy, Stud Book Rosette, Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Almnas Sum Sum Overall champion, silver challenge cup, presented by Mr & Mrs Cox, Stud Book Rosette, Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Wulfert V. D. Groote Voerd Reserve overall champion, Stud Book Rosette, Jackie Syme, Schiehallion, Netherdale, Walls Stepley Tawney Owl Best opposite sex to the champion, Shalder Coaches Shield, Jackie Syme, Schiehallion, Netherdale, Walls Stepley Tawney Owl Best black, Dollar Cup, presented by Mr & Mrs C Dickie, Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Wulfert V. D. Groote Voerd Exhibitor scoring the most points in the Shetland pony section, Silver cup, presented by Mr J Wishart, Walls: Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Supreme horse champion, Haybrake Trophy and special prize for 2015- £10 presented by Harbro County Stores, Lerwick, to be judged between Horse and Shetland pony sections champions, Bergli Stud, Finnigert, Mid Walls Wulfert V. D. Groote Voerd.
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