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Show Reports
Winter Show 2008 by Dorothy Dawson
Supreme youngstock champion at the Scottish Welsh Pony and
Cob Association’s winter show at Ingliston EC, was Shona Thomson’s Starloch
Principal Boy, making his first appearance in the ring. This yearling gelding, a
future leading rein pony, is a homebred son of Cromagtir Dylan and Friars Fancy
Posy. A chestnut section C foal, also at his debut show, was reserve supreme.
This was the Passford Stud’s foal champion Passford Robin, both of whose
parents, Parvadean Replay and Kallistalodge Jamboree, had been bought at the Cob
Sales. The reserve foal was Gail and Mike Holden’s Biggar champion Coverdale
Delboy, a February-born son of Skellorn Christiano Ronaldo. The reserve yearling
was the Aitken/Beattie team’s section B pony Mynach O’Ryan (Eyarth Beau Geste/
Mynach Oriano), previously the supreme mountain and moorland pony at Ingliston
supreme showing show.
The 2/3 year old champion was Jaqueline Sanders’ two year old filly Simply
Arrived, by Rubin Star, whilst Julie Watson’s three year old section C colt
Rhoswen Rebel was reserve. Julie will be showing him under saddle in 2009 as
well as having him at stud in Burnockmill, Ayrshire. No stranger to the show
ring, Rebel has been third at the Great Yorkshire, fourth at Glanusk and sixth
at Lampeter, as well as supreme champion of the day at the Festival of
Champions, SNEC.
Rhoswen Rebel was champion of the mountain and moorland in-hand section, with
Leeann Kennedy’s Exmoor mare Yanwath (A-Lime Juice/Connachra), which had been
third at the Border Union, reserve. She was shown by Jody Winder. Lorna Keay’s
Coedeneirin Reward, a section C gelding, had been acquired as an exchange for
her mare Coedeneirin Rising Dawn which has returned to Janet and Diana
Plumtree’s stud as a future brood mare. Reward headed the members in-hand
section, with Passford Robin reserve. Reward took his second championship of the
day in the adults in-hand classes where Jessie and Aileen Singleton’s six year
old gelding Barleith Ocean Dreams, by Windale Will O’ The Wisp, was reserve. He
had been supreme at Strathkelvin and champion at Fenwick.
Members champion Llanarw Betsan, a first ridden pony shown by ten year old Gemma
Mason, claimed supreme ridden honours. This five year old black section A mare,
a daughter of Blaenau Freddie and Swinford Emily had been supreme at Dalrymple,
a winner at the Grand Slam Show, and the BSPS Scottish Branch mini Heritage
points champion. Reserve supreme was the Welsh part-bred champion Whalton
Pipsqueak, a son of Kilvington Scoundrel, shown by Felicity Baker, the show’s
reserve champion young handler..
Heniarth Quip’s son Waxwing Equerry, partnered by Sunita Fairley, the day’s
winning young handler, was mini champion. He had been supreme pony at Perth.
Also from the first ridden class was the reserve mini, Caroline Cohen’s mare
Finglebridge Fairtome, by Horeb Guto. Novice champion was the Aitken/Beattie
team’s five year old Eyarth Zeus, with an eight year old section C gelding
Silwood Campion Celt, taking reserve place for Mary Nicoll.
The Aitken/Beattie team were also successful in the worker ring, where the
leading novice Rosedust March Mist, ridden by Emma Byrne, claimed overall
honours, with Sarah Gemmell’s Welsh part-bred Clonross Talisman, the open
champion, reserve. Mary Nicoll’s 153cms No More Mr Nice Guy was reserve in both
novice and open sections. Gladys Dale’s champion driving cob Bolgoed Explorer,
shown by Carol Boswell, won both his worker and dressage classes for the second
consecutive year.
Dorothy Dawson
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