Jumping for Joy at Deane’s Equestrian Centre

Marie Molloy on Molly.

Published on 12/02/2013 19:40

It was another wet Sunday morning for the clear round jumping at Deane’s Equestrian Centre. Luckily there is an indoor arena and the judges were kind enough to allow the warm up take place inside. Robert Robinson got his first clear round rosette with his horse Barney. Young horses were the fashion of the day and Tia Maria ridden by Brian Burgess, Miley ridden by Dara McLoone and Molly ridden by Marie Molloy all got rosettes in their respective classes.

Many thanks to our judging panel Fiona O’Shea and Bernie Hernon, to all the Helpers before, during and after the show to make them successful.

Next Shows are Clear Round Showjumping on 17th, 24th February 2013 .

The Clear Round Jumping has been extended to include 3rd, 10th and 24th March with a Spring Show on 7th April with prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd ( Full dress required ) .

Competition starts at 11am with Starter Stakes.

Clear Rounds

50cms

Hannah-Marie Slatter, St John’s Point, Ronin

Charlotte Timony, Mountcharles, Sandy

Brian Burgess, Bruckless, Tia Maria

60cms

Amy Foy, Killybegs, Rambo

Dara Beth McLoone, Glenties, Miley

Charlotte Timony, Mountcharles, Sandy

Robert Robinson, Bruckless, Barney

70cms

Rebecca Timony, Mountcharles, Teddy

Lucy Stewart, Mouncharles, Dedo

Amy Foy, Killybegs, Rambo

Lauren Bradley, Inver, Tango

Shane Harley, Frosses, Charlie

80cms

Jayne Robinson, Bruckless, Trojan

Marie Molly, Narin, Molly

Lucy Stewart, Mouncharles, Dedo

90cms

Marie Molly, Narin, Molly

Megan Boner, Dungloe, Murphy

Shane Harley, Frosses, Bambi

Megan Boner, Dungloe, Murphy

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