Please find below links to a downloadable pdf for each class result

2019 Spring Show Mark Sheets

Please click on the links below for a letter to exhibitors and a table of the number of entries we have at close of entries.

Spring Show 2019 Exhibitors Letter

Spring Show 2019 Class Size Report

A short introduction to our 2018 winner of the Points, and Lady Faifax Lucy Trophy.   Glenmore of Roisbheinn owned by Sophie Beaumont, an outstanding example of the versatility of the native breeds.
2018 was an amazing year for Glenmore of Roisbheinn (AKA Grom) and Susan Chappelhow –Lacey. The partnership of four years has gone from strength to strength. Initially competing in flat classes and consistently being placed in the top 10; the pair progressed to Working Hunter Classes and eventually to Eventing. Jumping is their passion

Competing in over 15 BE90 events in 2018 and accruing 51 Foundation points, they have qualified for both Badminton and Blair Horse Trials in 2019. Grom is believed to be the first pure bred Highland Pony to compete at this level. Earning their place at the Arena Eventing Championships at Blenheim Palace the pair finished in third place. Clear but rather too quick. At flint & Denbigh Show in August they won their ticket to HOYS to compete in the under 143cms workers. Unfortunately taking a pole out with his tail they dropped from 3^rd to 11^th place.

In just two outings to British Dressage affiliated events they qualified for the Native Dressage Championships at Novice & Elementary level. A none horse related injury stopped Susie making the trip to Vale View.

This truly remarkable combination has gone a long way to prove the versatility of the Highland Pony and we wish them every success in 2019.