First show attracts quality entrants
Show results from the very first Bagmoor Farm Equestrian Centre Showing Show, which was held at Bagmoor Farm Equestrian Centre, North Lincolnshire, on 11th August 2013.
IN-HAND CLASSES
Bonny Pony
1st – Robyn Bryne, Baileys and Cream
2nd – Maisie Farnham, Little Louis
3rd – Rachel Grieve, Alfrescofields Of Gold
4th – Charlotte Newcombe, Andy
Handsome Horse
1st – Claire Barker, Merlin
2nd – Leanne Tobin, Reggie
3rd – Rachel White, Captain
Best Veteran
1st – Demi Coy, Charlie
2nd – Claire McDonald, Harry
3rd – Laura Cowling, Silverlee Forester
Best Cob
1st – Claire Barker, Merlin
2nd – Charlotte Newcombe, Andy
IN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIP
Champion: Claire Barker, Merlin
Reserve Champion: Demi Coy, Charlie
PONY RIDDEN CLASSES
Best Turned Out
1st – Gracie Mercer, Minnie
2nd – Maisie Farnham, Little Louis
Best Lead Rein 14.2hh and under
1st – Maisie Farnham, Little Louis
Novice Ridden Pony
1st – Demi Coy, Charlie
2nd – Robyn Bryne, Baileys and Cream
3rd – Chloe Miller, Jinnie
Best Ridden Pony
1st – Demi Coy, Charlie
2nd – Chloe Miller, Jinnie
Family Pony
1st – Maisie Farnham, Little Louis
2nd – Robyn Bryne, Baileys and Cream
Pony Championship
Champion: Demi Coy, Charlie
Reserve Champion: Maisie Farnham, Little Louis
HORSE RIDDEN CLASSES
Tack and Turnout
1st – Laura Brailsford, Gear Box
2nd – Jess Guyver, Calli
3rd – Paige Sawyer, Treacle
Best Ridden Horse
1st – Lynsey Thornbourgh, Tubby
2nd – Jess Guyver, Calli
3rd – Lisa Regan, Diamond
4th – Paige Sawyer, Treacle
5th – Jenna King, Belle
Ridden Cob
1st – Claire Barker, Merlin
2nd – Lisa Regan, Diamond
Ridden Hunter
1st – Jess Guyver, Calli
2nd – Lynsey Thornbourgh, Tubby
3rd – Claire Barker, Melrin
4th – Jenna King, Belle
Racehorse to Riding Horse
1st – Laura Brailsford, Gear Box
Ridden Coloured
1st – Lisa Regan, Diamond
Horse Championship
Champion: Lynsey Thornbourgh, Tubby
Reserve Champion: Jess Guyver, Calli
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