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Cornish Schools Team Show Jumping – 18/10/2020 Pendarves Equestrian Centre Results Open Teams 1. Truro School White Team With CORNISH SCHOOLS TEAM SHOW JUMPING – 18/10/2020 PENDARVES EQUESTRIAN CENTRE RESULTS OPEN TEAMS 1. TRURO SCHOOL WHITE TEAM WITH NEWQUAY TRETHERRAS Emily Bailey – Georgia Rain Charlotte Rowe – Robbin Diamonds Chloe Bentley - Blackberry Poppy Sargent-Coulson – Oscar (NEWQUAY) 2. MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY Eve Menhennet – Teddy Jenna Semmens – Tregartha Jack Phoebe Sanson – Christenes April Starlet Eve Menhennet – Shockwaves INDIVIDUALS 1. Charlotte Rowe – Robbin Diamonds 2. Emily Bailey – Georgia Rain 3. Poppy Sargent-Coulson – Oscar 4. Chloe Bentley - Blackberry 5. Eve Menhennet – Shockwaves 6. Eve Menhennet – Teddy BEST PRESENTED TEAMS 1. TRURO SCHOOL WHITE TEAM WITH NEWQUAY TRETHERRAS Emily Bailey – Georgia Rain Charlotte Rowe – Robbin Diamonds Chloe Bentley - Blackberry Poppy Sargent-Coulson – Oscar (NEWQUAY) 2. MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY Eve Menhennet – Teddy Jenna Semmens – Tregartha Jack Phoebe Sanson – Christenes April Starlet Eve Menhennet – Shockwaves NOVICE TEAMS 1. REDRUTH SCHOOL Lucy James – Misty Moo Dominic Scoffin – Molly Jess Pearce – Lucy Beth Rowe – Frilly 2. HUMPHRY DAVY SCHOOL Lucy Rogers – Echo Lola Chaikin – Skye Woodland Savannah Rosie Wills – Magic Knight Holly Jamieson Zac 3. MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY Tasha Deacon – Rodney Tia Clarke – Nantibai Amaranthe Olivia Thorpe – Pasha Alana Hocking – Bluey 4. CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ARROWS Isabella Jukes – Willow William Berrien – Grainger Erin Johnson – Tilly Maddie Nicholls – Derrymore Dun Lady 5. POLWHELE HOUSE – POLWHELE HERONS Daisy Hassell – Venus Tommy Marsden – Rudy Yasmin Lewis – Rebel 6. CSIA – CAMBORNE RED BARONS Amber Johnson – Sable Thomas Preston – Breaking News Barley Holloway - Jack NOVICE INDIVIDUALS 60-65 1. Daisy Hassell – Missy POLWHELE HOUSE – POLWHELE OWLS 2. Charlotte Rowe – Bluey Smith – TRURO SCHOOL – NAVY TEAM 3. Rosie Wills – Magic Knight – HUMPHRY DAVY SCHOOL 4. Holly Jamieson – Zac – HUMPHRY DAVY SCHOOL 5. Sophie Robson – Dolly – BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BANDITS 6. Barley Holloway – Jack – CSIA – CAMBORNE RED BARONS NOVICE INDIVIDUALS 70-75 1. Lucy James – Misty Moo – REDRUTH SCHOOL 2. Beth Rowe – Frilly – REDRUTH SCHOOL 3. Dominic Scoffin – Molly - REDRUTH SCHOOL 4. Daisy Hassell – Venus - POLWHELE HOUSE – POLWHELE HERONS 5. Grace Hansen-Smith – Mayfly Fern – ST IVES 6. Yasmin Lewis – Rebel - POLWHELE HOUSE – POLWHELE HERONS BEST PRESENTED – TEAMS OF 4 1. CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ARROWS Isabella Jukes – Willow William Berrien – Grainger Erin Johnson – Tilly Maddie Nicholls – Derrymore Dun Lady 2. MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY Tasha Deacon – Rodney Tia Clarke – Nantibai Amaranthe Olivia Thorpe – Pasha Alana Hocking – Bluey 3. REDRUTH SCHOOL Lucy James – Misty Moo Dominic Scoffin – Molly Jess Pearce – Lucy Beth Rowe – Frilly 4. BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BAGGIES Beth Udy – Cassie Summer Davues – Jack Sophie Robson – Ted Daisy Liles – Tommy 5. HUMPHRY DAVY SCHOOL Lucy Rogers – Echo Lola Chaikin – Skye Woodland Savannah Rosie Wills – Magic Knight Holly Jamieson Zac 6. equal BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BANDITS and CSIA – CAMBORNE RED DEVILS BRANNEL BANDITS Gracie Hawken – Drifter Amber Golley – Rafiki Sophie Robson – Dolly Anya Wieczorek – Max CSIA – CAMBORNE RED DEVILS Tiffany Davis – Fritz Niamh Cleere – Millie Isla Mason – Charm Tadgh Cleere – Lady BEST PRESENTED – TEAMS OF 3 1. CSIA – CAMBORNE RED BARONS Amber Johnson – Sable Thomas Preston – Breaking News Barley Holloway – Jack 2. POLWHELE HOUSE – POLWHELE OWLS Daisy Hassell – Missy Yasmin Lewis – Nel Tommy Marsden – Jeeta 3. TRURO SCHOOL – NAVY TEAM Jess Howard – Tredellans Piper Charlotte Rowe – Bluey Smith Hattie Bailey – Huckle 4. MULLION SCHOOL Jess Laskey – Fletcher Laura Paterson – Robin Jess Laskey – Woody 5. POLWHELE HOUSE – POLWHELE HERONS Daisy Hassell – Venus Tommy Marsden – Rudy Yasmin Lewis – Rebel 6. ST IVES AND ROSELAND Grace Hansen-Smith – Mayfly Fern Tabitha Harrison – Scarlet Louisa Hocking – Lucky - ROSELAND Well done everyone! Many thanks to Sally and Robert Weedon of Pendarves Equestrian Centre. A massive thank you to our course builder John Murrish, Show Jumping Judges Michaela Murrish and Fiona Vincent, who very kindly agreed to take over at a moment’s notice. Huge thanks to Hannah Preston (Arena Party), Exit Steward Bernard Waters, Best Presented Judge Christina Carson, Tracey Harvey for the rosettes and to all of our amazing Western Pony Club Committee who ensured that this event ran smoothly and safely for all the competitors. There were no presentations today due to current restrictions, but all the competitors will receive their rosettes. Many thanks to everyone today for complying with the current Covid rules regarding social distancing, hand sanitising and mask-wearing and for respecting the guidelines and one-way system put in place by Pendarves to keep this wonderful venue Covid-free. Diana .
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