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A great day was had by all at the Festival of the Hunter last weekend with over 300 entries for the cross-country classes and over 70 entries for the showing classes.
Sponsors of the day was KBIS British Equestrian Insurance who also kindly attended the day and were on hand throughout the day to present prizes and offer their congratulations to the prize winners.
| Winners of the Senior Novice Team were Susan Gibb with Wild Rose, Rose Morris with Kittihawk, Jo Willis with Kizzy and Laura-Jane Kennedy with Harvest Gold from the North Oxfordshire Pony Club finishing on a score of 10.4 penalties. Winner of the Senior Open Individual class was Sarah Watkins riding Morgan from the Flint and Denbigh Riding Club finishing on a score of 0.4 penalties. |
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The Junior Hunter Trial Team title was taken by the Huntington & District Riding Club Yellow team, consisting of Alexander Brookman riding Shamoohk, Justine Guy-Pinkney riding ILPH Christopher (elm), Amy Ashcroft was riding Woodie and Ciara Mckibbin riding Bridget's Ambition; taking the red rosette on a score of 6.0 penalties. |
The Working Hunter Championship title went to Frances Zysemil riding Dolygarn from the Rother Valley Riding Club with a score of 91. The Best In Show went to Caroline Middleton riding Law Student from the Rockingham Forest Riding Club.
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Said Liz Prest of KBIS British Equestrian Insurance: “it was a great day had by all last weekend, with the sun shining all day and the going on the course received much praise. We were delighted with the day and the running of the event went smoothly. It’s nice to see so many competition horses in action and win prizes. It was the British Riding Clubs first year at Aston-Le-Walls and, despite the recent heavy rain, the course and the setting were both getting great feed back from the competitors and the officials. A great atmosphere was brought to the day by the support of the local clubs and many local supporters, who were also on hand as usual to help fence judge or steward on the day.
For further information please contact KBIS British Equestrian Insurance on 0845 230 2323.
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