EGB Nov/Dec 2015

VOLUME 12 ISSUE 6 NOV/DEC 2015

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CONTENTS

Views from the Chair 4 News 6 Riding Club 8 Ride Reports 10 SERC 16

16 Re-Charging the Batteries 18 Winter Wear 20 Christmas Wish List 21 Winter Feeding 24 Coaching 26

Young Riders 28 Groups 30 Looking Back 32 Tried and Tested 33 Results 34

EDITOR’S COMMENT

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his is a difficult time of year to be producing the Endurance magazine; so many things are about to happen, as I write this, but we have to get the magazine to print on time, so we are just missing out on being able to report on important things like the AGM, and the result of the voting for a new Board, and the exciting news about who is the new National Points Champion, as well as who won what in other categories. If it is a bit frustrating for me, it must surely be the same for the reader!

However, there is still plenty to tell you about, and lots of things in store for the winter season!

As I write this, I have been reading reports of the great time that people had at Your Horse Live, catching up with friends,

getting some Christmas shopping done, treating themselves and their horses to a few nice things…sounds like it was a really good event!

Even if you missed out on attending YHL this year, we have a round up of Christmas gifts and some top end clothing ideas for you to consider, in this issue.

Maybe it’s time to treat yourself or someone you know…there are certainly some ideas here!

We also have a round up of the last few events of the year; a very positive account of the Riding Club Championships, an interesting and informative account of an investigative trip around Breckland, and a photo report from the European Championships are all included.

For those who have been in the sport for a long time, there is an invitation to share your memories

and recollections with “Endurance; The good Old Days” a Facebook page set up by Helen Newton. Helen explains all in her article in this issue.

Please keep sending in your reports and photos, they are what make the magazine! I am also interested in hints and tips for saving time and effort with riding and in the yard over the winter, and the things that you love about endurance…start letting the world know why you take part in the sport, and what the benefits are.

I hope I will have caught up with many of you at the AGM and Awards Dinner, as we look forward to a new phase in the running of EGB. It just remains for me to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I hope the coming season brings you all that you could wish for.

Cindy

Editor of Endurance Special thanks to our cover photographer Laura Pyke. Broodmare, Kristal Manika (Manavah x Kristal Rose) keeping an eye on proceedings at Vlacq Stud’s winter woodland yard.

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VIEWS FROM THE CHAIR

VIEWS FROM THE CHAIR

Endurance OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Olwen Bryer Endurance GB Office, Abbey Park, Stareton, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2RP t: 02476 697929 f: 02476 418429

Dear Members, As a result of the resolutions passed at the Extraordinary General Meeting held on Saturday 19th September 2015, Endurance GB has now reduced the Board to 9 Directors with SERC continuing to appoint one Director, giving 10 Board Members in total. The results of the election for the new Board will have been announced at the AGM. I am confident that the new Board will be successful in developing and growing our sport next year and in the years to come.

A number of the incumbent Directors have decided not to be nominated for re-election. Jo Claridge has served on the Board for ten consecutive years, being Chairman for three, Vice-Chair for two and also undertaking a wide range of other tasks such as introducing and developing the futurity scheme. Her husband Peter is stepping down after three years having fulfilled the role of Finance Director and Vice-Chair.

Jeni Gilbert has spent six years working on, and for a good proportion of that time, chairing the Rides & Rules Committee, whilst also fulfilling other roles such as Company Secretary. Kevin Hawes is retiring after three years, contributing especially to the overall strategy and governance of the organisation. David Hirst has advised considerably on training.

I am sure the whole membership will join me in expressing our grateful thanks to all those who are retiring from the Board this year. I hope that they will remain involved in some capacity in the years to come.

At this time I think we all spend at least some time reflecting on the successes and lessons of another season as it draws to a close. I do hope that most of you have achieved that which you hoped for at the start of the year – and if not that you can use the winter to regroup and plan a new campaign for 2016.

Looking forward to 2016, increased participation in the sport of endurance must be our main focus. I ask you all to look for ways of encouraging riders new to the sport to “give it a go” by speaking positively about the enjoyment we derive from endurance riding and the care that we take to ensure the welfare of our equine companions.

Finally, on a personal note, I wish to offer my thanks to all the members of Endurance GB that I have met over the last twelve months who have offered me their support in my role as Chairman. The challenge has been great at times, but then so have the rewards.

It only remains for me to wish you all a Happy Christmas and a successful season in 2016.

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ENDURANCE GB BOARD OF DIRECTORS

This list is correct at time of going to press, but will change following the AGM on 28/11/2015 CHAIRMAN John Hudson t: 01398 332089 m: 07779 797170 e: johnhudson@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2017 VICE CHAIRMAN Peter Claridge t: 01208 821328 m: 07771 897925 e: peterclaridge@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2015 FINANCE DIRECTOR Peter Claridge t: 01208 821328 m: 07771 897925 e: peterclaridge@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2015 COMPANY SECRETARY Ann Dark t: 01380 818223 e: anndark@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2016

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Sue Box t: 07867 512673 e: suebox@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2017

Jeni Gilbert t: 01484 863506 m: 07845 975612 e: jenigilbert@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2015

Fiona Videla t: 01949 843 349 m: 07841 143032 e: fionavidela@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2015

Sue Broughton m: 07870 171641 e: suebroughton@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2016

Kevin Hawes m: 07704 535 424 e: kevinhawes@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2015

Jo Claridge t: 01208 821328 m: 07917 161599 e: joclaridge@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2017

David Hirst m: 07710 475941 e: davidhirst@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2017

SERC REPRESENTATION Constance Newbould t: 07973 726001 e: constancenewbould@ endurancegb.co.uk

Kerry Dawson t: 07818 283144 e: kerrydawson@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2017

Harry Ingram m: 07793 813083 e: harryingram@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2017

Brian Floyd-Davis t: 01293 786253 m: 07771581202

Jane Tennant m: 07858 364344 e: janetennant@endurancegb.co.uk RETIRES – at the AGM 2017

e: brianfloyd-davis@endurancegb.co.uk

RETIRES – at the AGM 2016

Calls between 9am and 9pm only please. More details of committees and Board Member responsibilities can be found in the EGB Handbook

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NEWS

ENDURANCE NEWS 5000 KILOMETRE ENDURANCE MILESTONE REACHED AT BALMORAL Petplan Equine sponsored Scottish Endurance rider, Lorna Hogg, had cause for celebration when together with her long term partner, 19 year old De Marco (Marco), she achieved the 5,000K of endurance competitions milestone.

Riding at her last area competition of the season Lorna partnered her 15.2hh Thoroughbred cross Welsh into the Scottish Endurance history books at none other than the Balmoral Estate.

Following Marco’s post ride vet check, the pair were officially recognised as having reached this impressive milestone, an achievement which will be recognised with the presentation of the 5,000K Award at the end of year Scottish Endurance Riding Club’s AGM. But on the day, the achievement was celebrated with a special Marco 5,000K cake made by Lorna’s mum!

Lorna said: “This was a big day for us – the fact that we achieved this fabulous milestone on the Queen’s estate made it all the more special. The privilege of being able to ride around such a special place and enjoy some of what has to be not just Scotland’s but the world’s most breath-taking scenery cannot be overstated. We were, quite literally, parked on the Queen’s front lawn. The views from the venue and the venue itself were absolutely beautiful, the trees were in full autumn colours and the tops of the hills in the distance were sprinkled with snow.”

In congratulating Lorna Petplan Equine marketing executive, Kate Hopkins said: “Lorna has had her ups and downs this year, having sustained an injury at the Golden Horseshoe Ride.

ABOVE: LORNA WITH HER HORSES AT BALMORAL. PHOTO SUPPLIED BY PETPLAN

Despite this she has continued to be a fabulous ambassador for both her sport and for Petplan Equine and we are delighted she and Marco have ended the season on such a high note – congratulations to them both!”

YOUNG STOKE RIDER CHOSEN FROM HUNDREDS 15-year old rider Charlotte Chadwick, from Stoke-on-Trent, has been chosen from over 250 applicants to be among 10 Junior Riders around Britain to be sponsored by Harry Hall clothing.

Charlotte (right), a pupil at Leek High School, is a keen competitor in endurance riding, and hopes one day to compete at the World Championships. She impressed the Harry Hall team with her enthusiasm for horses, understanding of how they think and work with their rider, and her appreciation of team work.

Harry Hall will now supply Charlotte with £600’s worth each of clothing and equipment over the coming year to help her achieve her equestrian ambitions.

In return, Charlotte will write blogs for Harry Hall, share news of Harry Hall events with her social media followers and report back on how her Harry Hall clothing is performing.

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“Harry Hall has been a favourite brand with young riders for decades – a tradition we are proudly continuing with some fantastic new ranges,” says Harry Hall Sales and Marketing Director Rachel Bowles.

“So we are delighted to support this team of dedicated young riders, not all of whom own their own pony, as they strive to fulfil their goals.”

Charlotte says: “I am over the moon to have been chosen as a Harry Hall Junior Rider. Their clothing is brilliant for on the yard, riding and for casual wear.”

Charlotte says her role models are Beth Langley, Beccy Broughton and Tricia Hirst because of their success and the fact they never give up; she hopes one day to compete for her country at the world championships.

Find out how Charlotte gets on this year as a Harry Hall Junior Rider, by following Harry Hall’s Facebook page, or visiting www.harryhall.co.uk

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NEWS

CORRECTION A CARD FOR THE NEW YEAR! AND APOLOGY Cards for the Arab Horse Society members’ 2015 Performance Horse Awards, sponsored by Sheer Versatility, are due by January 29, fully filled in with results of up to 20 events. Send to the AHS at Agriculture House, Charnham Lane, Hungerford RG17 0EY. The winner of last year’s Overall Championship, sponsored by Gadebrook Stud, was the Crabbet stallion Marcus Aurelius.

Winner of the High Point Endurance Award was Jackie Lloyd’s KHALIFA BJ. Cards for the 2016 PHA, sponsored

by Paslow Hall Arabians, are available now from: pha@gadebrookstud.com or the AHS.

JOHANNA VARDON

RECEIVES BLUE C R O S S AWA R D

In the September/October issue of Endurance we published the photo above, with an incorrect photographer credit.

The photo should have been credited to Barbara Austin. Many apologies Barbara.

The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) Welfare Award 2015, sponsored by Blue Cross, has been presented to Miss Johanna Vardon MBE in recognition of her long-term dedication to saving orphaned foals.

Johanna Vardon is the founder and owner of The National Foaling Bank in Shropshire. She provides a nationwide service for horse breeders to pair foster mares with orphaned foals and to provide guidance through the adoption process. Johanna has documented involvement in over 20,000 cases of fostering. Without a doubt equine welfare would have been compromised significantly without the practical support and advice provided

by Johanna and her team over many years.

The award, which was introduced

by BEVA in conjunction with the leading pet charity Blue Cross in 2000, is a formal recognition of significant contributions made by veterinary surgeons and others to horse welfare.

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Anne Bowditch 1922 – 2015

Anne “Biddy” Bowditch – Dorocina Stud.

Anne always sold her young horses and took great interest in their careers with new owners. Harald Harefoot, was her first homebred Arab to race in her well-known green and red colours, with the green fringe on the front. He won and was placed.

Then came Nazzerin - although only small, he had the determination of a lion, he won 6 races and was never unplaced, also the sire of many of her famous endurance stock.

Phyzelda won the Marathon at Shadwell, Flittermouze also won at Shadwell, Kazelda came 5th the same year, Flittermouze placed 3rd the following year, Flittermouze also won and placed in Arab racing.

Drongo was leased from Brian and Andrea Bolton and sired many endurance horses: Bright Dreamer – top 3 novice endurance one year; Bright Vesper top endurance mare, won at Euston Park 160km; Bright Chance, good endurance horse and many more. Herbie, Emma and James Owen all rode her horses.

A great owner who never ever complained and would always come to watch her horses compete and loved to crew them at rides.

Annes’s funeral was held at Dorchester Abbey on 15th October

Obituary by Jenny Owen

Bob Fowler

PHOTO COURTESY OF WEST END PHOTOGRAPHY

It is with great sadness that we learned of Bob Fowler’s recent passing. A well known character, he was a stalwart of the Derbyshire endurance groups over many years, with his striking grey horse, Octon Silver Flambard. His funeral took place on November 10th in Buxton.

He will be greatly missed.

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RIDE CLUB

R I DI NG CLU B

CHAMPIONSHIPS Report from Pat Guerin

FROM LEFT: THE EAST CHESHIRE TEAM, APPROACHING A CREW POINT; AT THE FINISH OF THE RIDE; THE VICTORIOUS TEAM! PHOTOS COURTESY OF PAT GUERIN

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his year the British Riding Clubs’ Endurance Final, sponsored by KBIS, took place at the Lion’s Tail Ride on 20th September.

A large number of teams from all over the country had successfully completed qualifying rides throughout the season and ten of them contested the final with horses and ponies of all breeds and sizes.

This is one event where Arabians are definitely in the minority!

The course was run over 41km of rolling Leicestershire countryside made up of grassy headlands, bridleways and very little tarmac. An idyllic route which gave the opportunity for all to experience the thrills of riding in open country and for some faster speeds to be achieved.

The competition runs under the standard EGB GER format with the results calculated as a PF ride with 13kph taken as top speed. It is open to all British Riding Club’s members whether they are EGB members or not. In fact most participants are not EGB members when they first enter and it has provided to be an excellent introduction to our sport in a very supportive atmosphere.

The three ladies who originally joined me on our Cheshire team are now all enthusiastic EGB members.

The only difference from a GER comes at the start of the day with the judging of a Team Presentation Award. Marks are given for handling at the initial vetting and trot-up and also for the overall appearance of the team at the start.

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Once out on course teams may ride as a group or individually as they choose.

Our current team, the Cheshire Challengers, has been together for two seasons now so we, and our horses, are getting used to riding together and dealing with whatever situations arise.

We consist of an Arab, an Irish Sport horse and two Connemaras with four riders definitely in the prime of our lives! Our main aim was to enjoy the weekend which we most certainly did.

In fact enjoyment seemed to be the objective of all the teams which gave the event a really friendly and enthusiastic atmosphere. The weather was perfect, the ride organisation excellent, the course superb, the marking faultless and our crew most efficient. Our team achieved an overall speed of just over 14kph and all passed the final vetting with flying colours. We then settled down to endure the wait for results.

This is a competition for all with lots of awards to be won. First we were mentioned in the Presentation Award with a commendation going to Joy Toomer with her sparkling Connemara, Ervelough Tomas. The winner of this was the team from Newquay who also won the Novice Award for a team with no EGB members. Congratulations to them. Then the Top Horse Award was won by one of our team horses, Magners Gold, ridden by Jane Wyatt. Not bad for starters but then we sat with bated breath as the scores came in reverse order – and we had won!

THE TOP PLACINGS WERE AS FOLLOWS: 1. East Cheshire Challengers - Pat Guerin, Jane Wyatt, Joy Toomer, Jean Spearing.

2. National Forest – Gillian Hasberry, Mary Holland, Carol Portlock, Susan Durman.

3. Swansea – Kathy Pugh, Sharon Jones, Alison Smale, Jane Berry.

Looking at all the results it appears that every team successfully completed by getting at least three horses round sound with respectable heart rates which proves that endurance really is a sport for all. Most of the qualifying rides are 32km so for many riders it was the first time they had tackled the longer distance. To be able to do so in a team atmosphere with all the support that was available from the organisers gave them an ideal opportunity to push themselves and their horses that little bit more. Everyone was very enthusiastic on the day and many brought along family and friends to crew which made for an appreciative crowd at the final presentation ceremony.

Our thanks go to KBIS Insurance for their generous sponsorship, to Jane and John Hudson for organising the competition, to Vicky Allen, Chair of Leicestershire and Rutland Bridleways Association for presenting the awards and to all involved with the Lion’s Tail Ride for putting on such an enjoyable and well run event.

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RIDE REPORTS

2015 Endurance European Championships Two individuals contested the 2015 European Championships at Samorin, Slovakia, this year, Fiona Griffiths with Oliver Twist IV, and Nicki Thorne with LR Bold Greyson. Sadly Fiona’s horse was vetted out during the ride, but Nicki completed in 31st place.

You can read Nicki Thorne’s account of her ride on her Blog and on her website at www.akalarabians.com.

Fiona Griffiths account is on line at the Endurance GB website.

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PHOTO 1: OLIVER TWIST AT THE VET INSPECTION; PHOTO 2: NIKKI THORNE & LR BOLD GREYSON CROSSING THE FINISH LINE; PHOTO 3: TROTTING UP AT PRE RIDE INSPECTION; PHOTO 4: ALONG THE BANKS OF THE DANUBE; PHOTO 5: THE SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT TEAM. PHOTOS COURTESY OF STEVE ROGERSON AND MICHAELA LITOVOVÁ

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Beth Langley wins the British Horse Feeds’ Red Dragon This year’s British Horse Feeds’ Red Dragon festival of endurance was accompanied by beautiful weather and was a resounding success. Experienced endurance rider Beth Langley claimed an emphatic victory in the 160km SpeediBeet Red Dragon on board her seasoned campaigner HS Ametista.

Beth, originally from Wales but now based in the Midlands, near Uttoxeter, represented the Welsh contingent as she did at her only previous attempt at the Red Dragon, in 2011.

However, this year the team were “much stronger and more experienced” and Beth produced a fabulous performance to win the overall title.

HS Ametista or ‘Tissy’ is a 17-year-old grey Arab mare who is “a very small” 14hh. Beth has owned her since she was four and together they have competed at endurance for many years. Last year they competed at WEG where they were placed a very respectable 28th out of 166 competitors. Tissy is now retired from international competition and is saved for one competition per year.

Said Beth: “Now I like to keep her feeling fresh and enthusiastic and aim to do well in one big race each year.”

That ambition was certainly accomplished at the midWales based Red Dragon, as the pair produced a confident and polished performance to fend off the other 17 starters.

Although the weather was warm and dry, thick fog on the Saturday seriously impaired visibility and riders were left unable to see more than 10 metres ahead of them.

Competitors set off at 8am on Saturday morning and rode 80km before departing at 7.30am on Sunday to complete the remaining 80km.

Beth rode at an average of 14.5km per hour throughout the race and led the entire second day but admitted to getting lost on the final loop and dropping back to third for a short while.

Beth explained: “I got a bit lost towards the end, but know Tissy so well and was confident that she had a big energy reserve left so could push on and regain the lead. We ended up going at 21km per hour for the last 10km which is the fastest I think we’ve gone!”

British Horse Feeds awarded Beth and also the Little Dragon (80km) winner and the Dragon’s Tail (80km) winner, Lesley Nott, with a year’s supply of feed vouchers for SpeediBeet or Fibre-Beet.

Beth was delighted with her prize, especially as she already feeds Speedi-Beet with much success.

Said Beth: “I am sponsored by Bailey’s Horse Feeds who highly recommend Speedi-Beet and it is great for making sure your horse is hydrated. I’m very grateful for the generous prize.”

Beth thoroughly enjoyed the British Horse Feeds Red Dragon as did many of her fellow competitors.

Said Beth “I had a brilliant time and it was a race I really wanted to win so it was fantastic to do so. The terrain was challenging and very hilly but Tissy went so well-I’m chuffed.”

The British Horse Feeds’ Best Crew Member Recognition Award went to Jess Minett.

Said Event Manager John Hudson: “The British Horse Feeds’ Red Dragon Festival of Endurance was, once again, a huge success. The weather was very much on our side,

resulting in perfect riding conditions for all the competitors, but especially for all those taking part in the Speedi-Beet Red Dragon and the British Horse Feeds’ Little Dragon.

“It was good to see competitive finishes in both, with the top places being contested right up to the end of each class.

We are so grateful to British Horse Feeds for their continued support of the Festival which seems to be going from strength to strength at the moment.”

For more information on Fibre-Beet or Speedi-Beet please contact British Horse Feeds on 01765 680300 or visit www. britishhorsefeeds.com. You can also join British Horse Feeds on Facebook.

BETH LANGLEY OUT ON THE ROUTE PHOTO COURTESY OF DAVID SAUNDERS

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11 THE VICTORIOUS WELSH TEAM. PHOTO COURTESY OF ALEX TENNANT

RIDE REPORTS

RIDERS AT ROYALTIES

CATHY RIDEOUT AT PILGRIMS TRAIL

Views of Autumn A look at some of the last few rides of the season through the lens of West End Photography.

TRICIA HIRST AT THE START OF THE FEI CLASS AT ROYALTIES

KAREN WHITTINGTON AT ROYALTIES

KATIE BEDWIN AT LIONS TAIL

JUDY HOLLINGTON ABD ABI CHISHOLM AT ROYALTIES

COMPETITORS AT LIONS TAIL RIDING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

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Get On And Ride!

Report and photos by Lindsay Robinson

As many of you will have read in previous issues, I’ve been cavorting around the countryside benefitting from EGB Pleasure rides run by various awesome EGB groups that are near to me.

Whilst cavorting, I realised that if I liked the rides, then there were a lot of people who owned American Quarter Horses who would also like the rides, but again, the word “Endurance” sometimes scares them. So when my partner in crime Pam Heighton (notice I blame her for a lot of things?!) suggested I travel over to go riding with her at the recently opened Park and Ride at Marston Lodge Estate in Leicestershire in June, I didn’t really take much notice of her saying “it might be a good place for a social ride for Quarter Horses”. That is, I didn’t take much notice until I’d ridden around the estate with her, and then I realised she was completely right.

The American Quarter Horse Association UK, the association that promotes the Quarter Horse in the UK runs a scheme where as a member you can log your hours spent hacking, or on pleasure rides, or EGB rides, the hours rack up, and you get awards, with the top award for 1,000 hours being a Silver Belt Buckle.

After that ride, which we spent discussing how we could encourage more Quarter Horses to take part in EGB rides, we realised we could have our very own “little ride” to give people a taster of what they would find on an EGB ride and Marston was ideal as it was all off road, and we could run it with very few people.

We spoke to the manager of the Estate and explained that we wanted to keep the ride small as we were encouraging people who perhaps had never done a pleasure ride to come out to a new place, get out of the arena and have some sensible friendly fun.

Marston were fabulous and very welcoming and on 4th October, with a limit of 20 horses, we welcomed our riders.

We may possibly have gone a bit overboard on the prizes, as we had what I called Haulage Rosettes (they were rather large) and sparkly trophies for all riders, as well as free photos for all (well I’m not a professional). Pam was secretary and in charge of Cakes, Carrots and Polos (guess which were for horses and which were for riders), and I was up in the woods with a camera but also reporting back on who was where and amusing myself between groups of horses taking photos of my feet, and my car, and attempting to climb a tree (Cindy says we can’t include my artistic photos of my feet – boo!)

The ride was a great success, and Pam in particular was able to speak to quite a few of the riders and point them in the direction of Groups who ran rides in their area and how to contact them and get involved.

In addition, we’re hoping to run a couple of other rides in different parts of the countryside, again, limited to around 20 horses, we offer double hours for our Get On And Ride members who attend, and we’re looking at ways where we can contact different Endurance Groups and see whether they would run an AQHA UK class at their Social rides and AQHA UK would provide a Get On And Ride Rosette to complement the ride rosette for AQHA UK members.

We think it’s a great way to promote our breed, but also to promote Endurance GB.

HENRIETTA CAMPBELL WITH BAT AVIV

OUT IN THE BEAUTIFUL MARSTON FOREST

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RIDE REPORTS

BRECKLAND

RE-VISITED Jan Harber describes a two-day trek around Thetford and recalls the early days of long distance riding in East Anglia

In 1991 Ellie Head and I rode a 40-mile (64km) Silver Stirrup Qualifier starting at Bridgham Lane in Harling Forest and riding anti-clockwise around Thetford.

There was a halfway vetting at Santon Downham in Thetford Forest, after which we continued via Elveden, Kings Forest and Euston Park, back to the finish at Hepworth.

This route has not been used since because of the difficulty in crossing the increasingly busy A11, which effectively split Breckland into two as far as horse riders were concerned.

When the second underpass, beneath the newly-dualled A11 west of Thetford, was opened recently I had the idea of doing a Breckland trek based on that SSQ route of over 20 years ago.

Aided and abetted by Jane van Lennep – she lent me a horse, transported us to the start and back from the finish – a plan took shape. We decided to do it over two days in September: setting off on Friday from Knettishall Heath Country Park clockwise to Santon Downham where we would take part in the Anglian Distance Riders Little Lodge Weekend. Then on Monday, we would return to Knettishall.

HEADING TOWARDS THE UNDERPASS NEAR THE AMERICAN WAR MEMORIAL ON THE A11

On the Thursday beforehand we towed Jane’s caravan, plus supplies for us and the two horses, to Little Lodge where we set up a coral and base camp. On the way back we stopped off on the B1107 Brandon road to check the exit and crossing from the Mayday Farm side over to Warren Wood, which we knew had not been used by horse riders or anyone else for many years. We found traces of the disused trail, beat back overgrown bracken and branches and hoped we would manage to navigate towards the right exit the next day. We then detoured to the A11 Elveden underpass to check the bridleway gate, which had been chained and padlocked by the Estate earlier in the year – we didn’t want to have to carry bolt croppers. Much to our relief the padlock had been removed.

On the Friday morning we picked up our good friend Valerie Withers from the bottom of her drive, on our way to Knettishall Heath Country Park. Valerie would take the box back to hers over the weekend and bring it out again on the Monday to meet us at the end of our trek.

Once tacked up we were on our way soon after 11am, lunch in our bumbags, pockets stuffed with cereal bars for emergencies, and water bottles attached to our saddles. We had estimated this first half of our Brecks circuit to Little Lodge would be about 23 miles, with the shorter half on Monday working out at around 18 miles.

The first ten miles to Barrow Clump was over territory that had become familiar to us over the previous 20 years of so of competing in endurance events from various local venues. From Knettishall Heath we followed the Icknield Way and the Rushford Belts to Euston.

We passed the gateway to Euston Park, through which we have driven countless times to endurance events ranging from ADR and Iceni Group pleasure rides to the World Endurance Championship.

Then along the A1088, over the bridge and round the bend before turning off onto the Icknield Way to D-House. Here we crossed the A134 onto the New Zealand Cottages byway.

ALONG THE NEW BRIDLEWAY We rode the northern edge of Kings Forest alongside wide open sandy fields, with belts of pine trees silhouetted on the skyline. At Barrow Clump we crossed the B1106 and headed west towards the A11. This byway is joined by another from across Shravedell Heath up which I had ridden many years before on a hot summer’s day, competing in a 50mile (80km) ride from the Kings Forest ride venue at West Stow.

Our horses were unfazed by the A11 Elveden underpass, having both been through it when they attended the opening last winter. Once on the other side we were in unknown territory. The newly-created and fenced bridleway linking the underpass with the Shakers’ Road makes a dog-leg around Weather Heath. There is not yet any official signage but with the help of the Elveden Estate temporary signs we managed to find the right turn onto the Shakers’ bridleway and headed north on a lovely sandy track across Lakenheath Warren. Before long we were entering Wangford Woods at the southern edge of Thetford Forest, still on the Shakers’ Road, which led us to Mayday Farm where we re-crossed the B1106.

Our route across to the B1107 was mainly on a fire route – very hard, slow going – and it was now raining.

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After some dodging and diving through stirrup-high bracken we found the exit and crossed the road. We were now on the last lap, north-eastward across Warren Wood to our base camp at Little Lodge farm near the Little Ouse River.

We spend Saturday taking part in ADR’s pleasure ride on a delightful route that had not been ridden for many years – along the banks of the Little Ouse and back around Warren Wood. Sunday the horses had a rest day while we did some checkpoint manning for the second pleasure ride.

On Monday morning we set off early hoping to get back to Knettishall before the forecast wet weather set in. The first part, through Santon Downham village, across the river bridge and then the level crossing before zig-zagging through the forest to the A134, was fast. But we then discovered that the verges along the minor road to Croxton Heath were so overgrown with bracken and long grass as to be unusable, so progress was slower than expected.

When we reached the Hereward Way byway, we found it churned up with deep, wet ruts for much of its length – it is clearly heavily used by offroaders. So it was more slow going to East Wretham Heath where we crossed the A1075 and headed on to Roudham Heath. The nearer we got to the railway line and the A11 the more unattractive the surroundings became. After the Shadwell railway crossing we had to find a way into the forest, through yet more overgrown bracken. The fire tower on the map turned out to be a radio mast on the ground, and here we turned right, towards the A11 Peddars Way underpass near Roudham.

Once across the railway crossing and into the hamlet of Roudham we were back on familiar tracks again – around the fields to High Bridgham, across the little bridge over the River Thet, and on to Bridgham Lane, the wide sandy track that runs through Harling Forest.

Having crossed the busy A1066, we sped up the Riddlesworth School drive, on their nice wide grass verge, then across two fields to the crossing of the Little Ouse. In 1992 this ford was on the route a 50-mile Silver Stirrup Final from Euston Park, which I rode in company with Liz Ellesley and Terry Rowe. The three of us had crossed the river but were then faced with a locked field gate.

“Not to worry ladies”, declared Terry, as he dismounted and boldly lifted the gate off it hinges for us to continue on our way. I’ve crossed that river many times since then and it always brings back memories of the redoubtable Terry, a hunting man from Devon.

But today it was Jane who gallantly dismounted to push open the little-used and overgrown gate down to the river, which was in flood and as deep as I’ve ever seen it. Undaunted Trizeyah gave a lead to my mount, the very hesitant Tzahra. We were very wet indeed as we rode the last mile along the road to Knettishall. And there in the country park was the welcome sight of Valerie with the lorry, offering feed and water for the horses and hot coffee, biscuits and dry clothes for us.

Apart from a couple of dog walkers and distant tractor drivers, we did not see a soul on either of the two days – Breckland is still a remote and lonely place to be – you need to read your map because there is no one around to ask.

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SCOTTISH ENDURANCE RIDING CLUB

RED DRAGON – HOME INTERNATIONAL AND CELTIC CHALLENGE Report By Francis Bakker – Two Day 160Km SERC Rider It had been 8 years since I competed at the Red Dragon and I had been keen to get back. The horse was up to tackling a tough 2-day ride so this was going to be the year. The Home InternationaI and Celtic Challenge were going to be in Wales and at the beginning of the year I put my name forward for the Scottish Team with two possible horses. I was absolutely delighted when Aratahnes Aphrodite got selected to travel down with the squad.

My trusty crew Rachel couldn’t make it at the last minute but Judith Allan jumped in on the chance to escape normal life for a week and packed her bags, including knitting, to make the journey to the beautiful mountains of Wales.

On the 30th of September all the team members started to trickle into the venue, our squad consisting of: Fiona Kirk – Mr Charles (2-day 160km) Francis Bakker – Aratahnes Aphrodite (2-day 160km) Hazel McCorkindale – Sefra’s Blue Jewel (2-day 120km) Helen More – Mellway Silver Storm (80km) Chris McMillan – Coolagary Glen Thunder (80km) Susan Menelaws – Rocco (2-day 80km) Cheryl Wallace – Lindston Kytrina (2-day 80km) Nicola Hamilton- Magic Storm (2-day 80km) Tessa Kilpatrick – Aratahnes Zeus (junior 2-day 80km) Hazel Kirk – 2Blue (junior 50km) Catriona Rowan – Oronsay of Melfort (40km novice) Anne Short – Sirnunn Golden Snowflake (50km novice horse) Donna Hamilton – Abergavenny Unique Lady (40km novice rider/horse) Lucy Simpson – Tessa of Alltnacailleach (40km novice rider/ horse) This was a strong squad, expertly guided by Fiona Henderson (Chef d’Equipe), Diane Michie (Assistant Chef), Nancy Murdoch (Team Manager), Natalie Loh (Team Vet) and Robyn Dunn (Team Physio).

A hectic few days was to follow with route reccying, exercising horses and, of course, on Friday afternoon the team parade and team vetting. All the horses looked immaculate with mane and tail plaits and lots of tartan and Scottish flag ribbons. The whole team passed the initial vetting. Phew, first hurdle taken! The team parade was great; Lucy managed to get her hands on a full ghillie outfit complete with deer saddle and stuffed deer, and she led the parade with her Highland pony. Our team mascots were a highland cow and a real haggis; they were a great laugh and kept everyone entertained!!

Saturday morning dawned and we tacked the horses up in

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the thick fog and were off to the start. Together with my partner in crime, Rachel Sykes with Nedja du Barthas, we very sensibly decided to go a few minutes behind the mass start as finishing was more important than anything! The fog stayed with us until well after CP1 but then it started to clear up and we could enjoy some of the majestic views over the countryside.

Aphrodite was pulling like a train and many swear words passed between her and me in the first loop. The first vetgate went in a blurr; both horses vetted fine and although we were nearly the last ones through, we were riding according to plan at a comfortable 11.5-12kmh.

Affie started to settle in the second loop, the continuing descents and ascents made her realise that she could run out of energy! We had very little crewing on this loop with only one crew point about 6km into it. A lovely river about halfway and a water point provided by RD saw us through it though, and it wasn’t long until the last hill towards the vetgate was in sight.

Another successful vetting and while I sat down and had egg sandwiches, Judith Allan and Jo McIsaac expertly dealt with Affie. Both Rachel’s and my horses were eating and drinking well and we set out confidently onto the last loop with only

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20km to the venue. After a quick, successful vetting we could relax into the overnight vet halt only to do it all over again the next day!

Sadly, on the Sunday morning Rachel’s horse failed to get through so Affie and I set off by ourselves in a sort of mass start with the ‘go slow’ group (those who had finished more than an hour after rider number 1 on the first day). I was more confident about the ability of my horse to tackle the first gruelling hill and set off at a good pace. I jumped off and ran half way up the hill but after a wee while it looked as though I was slowing my horse down so I jumped back on and cantered the remaining bit to the top! And what a view!! Such a difference after Saturday’s thick fog! We arrived in the vet gate sooner than expected, vetted quickly but then…… Aphrodite was still looking out for her mate, didn’t settle and wasn’t for eating or drinking anything. We set off slowly on the 2nd loop with 3 apples stuffed in my bumbag to feed her on route. She took a bit of water and food at the first crew point but not nearly enough to get her through. At the river she had a good drink but was really missing her mates (I’m afraid I don’t count in her eyes!) so I stopped for about 10 minutes at the next water point and took her bridle off. She ate some grass and half an apple but then wanted to get on. I nursed her through to the vetgate, walking a lot and feeding her on the go. She didn’t look good though, and just scraped through the vetting.

We had 30 minutes until the re-present to get her back on track! She was keen to eat grass this time and luckily there was plenty of it. Jo even managed to get her to do a pee - anybody who knows my horse will know this is a major achievement!! She noticeable perked up and passed the re-present with no bother. Only 20km to go! I decided to set off riding in her headcollar as she doesn’t like to eat with her bit and she still needed to munch her way to the finish line. Steering was a bit hampered but luckily she knew where she was going.

In no time I was skipping down the steep hill with Affie trailing behind to find a Scottish manned gate with sloshes and beetwater. A quick stop for a banter and further down the mountain I kept running to CP4 where we had another long crew stop. Only 10 km to go!! I again started running up the first hill but soon gave up when the legs started burning. Affie had regained energy by now though, and was happy to carry me the final stretch. Before we realised we were descending down to Builth Wells and the finish line, with the whole Scottish squad cheering us over. What a ride, what a horse - my Golden Girl!

Aratahnes Aphrodite has carried me over 3 160km rides this year, the Golden Horseshoe, the Cairngorm100 and the Red Dragon.

Team Turn Out - Scotland 1st Home International- Scotland 2nd Celtic Challenge - Scotland 4th

TESSA KILPATRICK JUNIOR 2 DAY 80KM SERC I agreed to try out for the Scottish team for a laugh so I was a bit dazed when I was told I had made it as one of Scotland’s junior riders for the Red Dragon. Unfortunately the horse I was going to ride (Aratahnes Phoebe) went lame a week before leaving but I was kindly lent Aratahnes Zeus (aka Harry) who found himself bundled into a trailer for the 8 hour journey to Wales. When we arrived I slowly got to know the smiling faces of the Scots. There was only one other junior rider in the team and we hadn’t met before. On my first day there I was wondering who she was when I heard someone shout “Tessa!” I whirled around and there was Fiona Kirk standing behind a bemused looking Hazel, her daughter.

“This is Hazel. It’s about time you met”. With that brief introduction Fiona swept out of the stables, leaving us a bit bewildered but we soon struck up a conversation and I knew that, for the rest of the time, we juniors could stick together. Hazel was chosen to do the 50k and I was to do the 2-day 84k but before we could get started the whole team polished their trusty steeds and, with ribbons in the hair of both horses and riders, we all passed our first vetting. Next on the schedule was the parade. I’ve got to admit I never suspected that during my time at the Red Dragon I would be marching around a showground behind a haggis and highland cow with a scotty-dog sticker on one cheek and a flag in my hand, but it was great fun!

On Saturday, Harry and I completed our first 42k despite all the mishaps and Hazel finished her 50k in style. Unfortunately Harry tweaked a fetlock so I couldn’t set off on my second day. I was gutted but my team were sympathetic and made sure I didn’t feel the need to break down in tears. That evening everyone in the Scottish team got a rosette but afterwards Hazel and I were dragged to the front to tell everyone about our experience as juniors. This was NOT in the job description but we managed to stammer into the microphone and we fled from the stage as soon as we could, to the applause of our team.

Everyone then moved to the buffet and disco to celebrate. Little did I know that I would be dancing to Abba and the Proclaimers until 11pm!

I really enjoyed the Red Dragon, getting to know the fantastic people in the team and not having the time to think about school. However if the teachers do ask me for the homework they set, I can pull out my handwritten note (courtesy of Judith) with a flourish that says, “Please excuse Tessa from doing her homework; she has been a bit busy competing for her country” above the TESSA AND HARRY. PHOTO COURTESY OF KENNY MACARTHUR signatures of my team!

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WINTER FEEDING

RECHARGING THE BATTERIES “ALL INCLUSIVE!” If your horse deserves a holiday, he deserves a fully balanced diet to go with it. For any athlete, the process of training involves putting the body under a certain amount of stress and then allowing it to recover. On a daily basis, for example, muscle and other cells are being damaged and repaired as part of the conditioning and strengthening programme. This highlights the importance of the daily provision of the correct nutritional building blocks, to allow these microscopic repairs to happen quickly and efficiently and with sufficient integrity.

Problems occur when diet and training do not adequately support the natural repair and rebuild process before stressing the body again, leading to minor and then, potentially more serious, problems or injuries. So, while a day off or an “easy day” allow recovery during training, a holiday may allow more complete recovery from either evident or less obvious niggles.

REPAIR AND REPLENISH Good quality protein is essential in the performance horse’s diet and this means protein which provides a range of amino acids – the building blocks of all proteins, including those which make up body cells and tissues. The body can manufacture some amino acids from dietary components whilst others, it can’t, and these “essential” amino acids must be provided in the diet. Good quality feeds contain these amino acids in appropriate amounts and proportions, provided they are fed according to manufacturers’ guidelines.

Vitamins and minerals are not just important in their own right but also because of the influence that their presence, or absence, can have on the body’s ability to utilise other nutrients, including energy and protein. Zinc and manganese, for example, are vital components of enzymes which play an important role in the utilisation and metabolism of carbohydrates and fats 18

so, even though a diet may supply more than enough carbohydrates to fuel performance, if these minerals are in short supply, the horse will not benefit.

Vitamins A and D plus minerals, like iron, are stored in the liver, just like energy (calories) is stored as body fat, or as glycogen in the muscles. Whilst we may not want a horse to carry excess levels of body fat, especially when competition fit, nutritional reserves are important to allow the body to recover from exertion and to return to work or competition swiftly. A fully balanced diet should allow this during training, whilst continuing to feed correctly through a period of down time will allow replenishment of depleted reserves.

JUST CHUCKED OUT - NOT! If a horse isn’t working and is enjoying 24/7 turnout, it’s tempting to believe that, because his calorie requirements are reduced, he won’t need feeding, especially if the grass looks ok. This puts a lot of faith in the nutritional quality of the grazing and research has shown that modern pasture is likely to be lacking in certain minerals, while protein levels and quality, as well as calorie contribution, are unreliable.

The nutritional quality and quantity of grazing will wane as autumn proceeds into winter and it will be a matter of careful monitoring of the individual to assess whether calorie and fibre requirements are being met. Whilst there may be the odd good-doer going into the winter with a few kilos of bodyweight to spare, most endurance horses are unlikely to be carrying more than they need and should ideally be kept this way rather than being allowed to drop weight just because it’s winter.

NUTRIENTS WITHOUT CALORIES For a horse who naturally holds his condition pretty well, supplementing grazing with the recommended amount of a good quality balancer will ensure he receives those nutrients likely to be lacking in forage but without the calories

The season has come to an end, so many horses – and riders – will enjoy at least a short break from training and competing but this should not mean taking a break from a nutritious balanced diet. associated with a mix or cube. Balancers provide the necessary quality protein to support muscle tone and tissue repair as well as a full spectrum of vitamins and minerals along with a yeast culture to support fibre digestion.

CONDITION CONTROL Horses who are likely to drop condition need to be kept warm as soon as the temperature drops and given supplementary hay or haylage in the field when grass quantity diminishes. The hindgut fermentation of the fibre content of forage produces heat so helps keep the horse warm from within and therefore conserve valuable energy reserves.

A specially formulated conditioning feed, given at recommended levels, will then provide the necessary additional digestible calories and supporting nutrients to help maintain condition.

For many, field rest is not an option, for a variety of reasons, so winter is often a time for training or, at least, ticking over.

Whilst work itself may not be so energydemanding as mid-season, depending on the severity of the weather, the “cold factor” may mean calorie intake still needs to be maintained. When turnout is limited and the indoor life makes life more stressful, feeds which are high in oil and fibre may be preferable as these provide slow release energy and keep starch levels down.

The option to “step down” a level from a performance feed to a low to midenergy “leisure” feed may suit some but, whichever feed is chosen, it must be fed at recommended levels to provide a balanced diet with the necessary vitamins and minerals.

The alternative is to cut back the amount of a higher energy feed and to add a balancer to bring the levels of protein, vitamins and minerals up without extra calories.

This allows the control of energy intake but not at the expense of other essential nutrients as well as avoiding the possible upset of changing the diet completely during the off-season.

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PICTURES TOP LEFT CLOCKWISE: ALTHOUGH CALORIE REQUIREMENT MAY BE REDUCED, A HORSE LIVING OUT MAY STILL REQUIRE FEEDING; GRAZING MAY NOT OFFER ENOUGH SUSTENANCE; ENSURE HAY IS AVAILABLE IN POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS

RECHARGE NOT RUN DOWN Avoiding extremes so a horse approaches the beginning of their new season in good condition means the focus can be on training and building up strength rather than the loss or gain of significant amounts of body weight and condition.

Time off competing should be about recovery and replenishment and recharging batteries rather than running them down.

A little care taken with the diet during “down time” could pay dividends, helping your horse maintain optimum performance throughout the season.

TIPS/FACTS • If a horse is likely to get upset by a change of routine, forage or yards, consider feeding a prebiotic to support gut bacteria and help maintain digestive efficiency.

• If your forage isn’t good or your horse isn’t a great hay eater, try offering alternatives like, alfalfa, soaked beet pulp or high fibre nuggets, as a “haynet in a bucket”.

• Don’t forget to take rugs off fieldkept horses to check their condition regularly.

• Hoof takes 9 to 12 months to grow down from the coronet to the toe so what you feed today influences the quality of what you will be riding on next season.

• Hindgut bacteria don’t just ferment the fibre content of the diet, they also manufacture B vitamins which the horse can absorb and utilise.

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WINTER WEAR

PRACTICAL, GLAMOROUS, WITH A TOUCH OF LUXURY Winter clothing can be dull and a little boring; Essential? Yes, pretty? Not always ...so we thought this was a good opportunity to have a look at some of the winter wear that’s available, with a touch of higher end glamour…but not too pricey. With Christmas coming, there may be some items for your wish list and ideas for gifts too!

If you’re looking for a boot that embraces high fashion styling with all the practical elements of a great seasonal boot, The Spanish Boot Company may have what you are looking for.

The ‘Spanish Riding Boot wave’ with its tall water resistant waxed leather outer and Goodyear rubber tread sole offers practicality and performance, without compromising on fashion.

Winter boots need never be boring this winter!

RRP: £220. Sizes: UK 2.5 - 10. www.thespanishbootcompany.co.uk

A stunning new winter jacket for women from Equiline’s Elegance Collection is stylish as well as practical. It features a snug design, with high stand-up collar, warm down padding and damask printed outer with gold logo detail on the front.

The Juliet jacket has vertical front zip pockets and fastens with a strong and sturdy zip with oversize pull and toggle drawstrings to alter the fit and protect you from the elements. It is breathable and water resistant.

This gorgeous designer Freddie Parker Newmarket Shirt in a divine hue of Claret marries contemporary with classical.

The shirt features a retro short button down collar with both the placket inner collar and inside of the cuffs in a stunning Merlot Red fabric with the Freddie Parker graphic print echoed throughout in Persian Pink.

Styled in 100% Oxford cotton, the shirt favours a timeless cut with some lovely design details.

Sizes S -XXL Available in Light Blue, Pink, White and Grey Freddie Parker Newmarket Shirt RRP: £79.00

Available in sizes from XS to XXL in Damascato Black or Marbled.

RRP: £220 For stockists please visit www.fearnsfarmpartnership. co.uk or call 01704 823539

New for autumn from those foxxy tweed fashion designers Timothy Foxx the gorgeous Timothy Foxx Tweed Wrap in Chocolate.

Styled in a soft Scottish tweed, this wrap has been cut to drape effortlessly over the shoulders and cascade down over the body with it’s longer length, making it ideal for fuller busts and those keen to compliment their curves.

Lined with an vintage inspired pretty floral print, it also features a parade of six functional Timothy Foxx buttons which can be undone to create a slash or cowl neck and add a gorgeous design detail across the shoulder.

RRP: £180.00. Colours: Chocolate, Belle, Foxglove and Duchess. www.timothyfoxx.co.uk Toddy Star Kid’s Kit A co-ordinated range of children’s clothing has been added to the Mark Todd brand. Aimed at the junior rider, the new Toddy Star collection includes a zipped fleece jacket, polo shirt, denimlook breeches and matching socks, all decorated with a star theme and cute pony character. Designed to be both fun and practical, the range uses comfortable, lightweight fabrics that are durable and machine washable, making them ideal for the active pony enthusiast. A choice of Mark Todd footwear and half chaps is also available in child sizes.

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The Ariat Mens Braemar GTX Country Boots are stylish waterproof and breathable country boots ideal for a host of outdoor pursuits this winter. With premium waterproof full grain leather upper with an integrated waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX® lining, the Braemar Boots also feature the exclusive Ariat U-Turn Entry System for easy putting on and the easy-off heel kick – perfect for a super-quick entry into a cosy country pub after a long Christmas walk!

Available in: sizes 7 – 11, 12 in regular and full fit, in ebony. RRP £349.99

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Wrapping Up CHRISTMAS!

Making a Wish List or Writing a Gift List… we all need inspiration and a place to start. Here are some ideas for customised presents, glamorous gifts, places to shop, causes to support and hints to drop!

TICKETS FOR THE EQUESTRIAN.COM LIVERPOOL INTERNATIONAL HORSE SHOW Action packed and brimming with entertainment, the star studded line up at this inaugural event will not disappoint.

The glamorous Equestrian.com Liverpool International Horse Show will also hold four-star level show jumping and is set to attract top combinations from around the globe.

Held between 1 - 3 January 2016, the event will be staged at the impressive Echo Arena amidst a city of cultural fame, creating a stunning backdrop

and vibrant atmosphere. In addition to the world class show jumping, there will be scintillating performances from the Beatles tribute band ‘Bootleg Beatles,’ opera singers Bella Voci, theatrical stunt rider Clémence Faivre and the ever popular Shetland Pony Grand National.

Tickets to attend this show stopping event make a fantastic Christmas gift to rekindle the excitement as festivities draw to a close.

To book your tickets for the Equestrian.com Liverpool International Horse Show or for more information go to www.liverpoolhorseshow.com

INSPIRATIONAL TABLEWARE We all have friends or relatives who have an interest in horses, but perhaps don’t have their own horses currently…these beautiful items are ideal gifts for them.

Both pieces use Doris & Co’s exclusive design featuring two people on horseback galloping through the countryside.

As per the mug, the message is a simple one, and that’s through life’s ups and downs, sometimes you just have to holdfast!

“Our Holdfast Mug has been really

popular with lots of different people – horsey people, those buying for friends going through a tough time… and people who just love quality handmade creamware,” says Emma Warren from Doris & Co. “Both the teapot and jug are made in Britain to the same exacting standards as the mug, so the quality is excellent and the products will last the test of time. “ The Holdfast Jug has a RRP of £34.95 and the Holdfast Teapot has a RRP of £39.95. For more information, see www.dorisandco.co.uk or call 01460477773.

T H E P O NY C LU B For gifts and treats for all the family this Christmas, The Pony Club has all you need! There is something for everyone; with the return of the Christmas Mug, a range of brand new lines and a wealth of Pony Club essentials, you will find plenty of gorgeous gift ideas for horse lovers of all ages.

The Pony Club Christmas Mug is back by popular demand! Made from durable plastic, the mug is dishwasher safe and features The Pony Club logo and a festive illustration, as well as a Merry Christmas message. Priced at only £3.00, a Pony Club Christmas Mug makes the perfect stocking filler.

Ideal for keeping your grooming kit clean and safe, The Pony Club’s new Grooming Bag is the latest in a range of smart and practical storage solutions. The hardwearing black and purple coloured grooming bag features an embroidered Pony Club logo, six outer storage pockets and a zip top. Priced at just £13.00 it promises to be a great gift this Christmas. Also available is a matching Boot Bag (£19.95), Hat Bag (£13.00) and Holdall (£16.95), which can be bought at a special price of £39.95 when purchased together, saving £10.00!

Ideal for any horse fan with a love for art, The Pony Club’s brand new publication How to Draw Horses and Ponies is full of practical and simple advise and ideas, and takes the reader through each stage of the drawing process, with specific tips for handling subjects such as anatomy and movement, and for applying different techniques and styles. Costing just £4.99.

Visit The Pony Club to see what there is in store! Order online at shop.pcuk. org or by calling 02476698300.

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JEWELLERY Following the runaway success of Hiho’s Exclusive Pearl and Sterling Silver Snaffle Bracelet that made its debut last year, the company is thrilled to introduce a two new versions for Christmas: the Exclusive Pearl And Amethyst Sterling Silver Snaffle Bracelet, and the Exclusive Pearl And Turquoise Sterling Silver Snaffle Bracelet.

These pieces combine freshwater pearls, silver twists and turquoise or amethyst beads, which are interspersed throughout the bracelet.

“This design has been so popular since it launched, so it made sense to extend the range,” says Emma Warren from Hiho Silver. “The introduction of the turquoise or amethyst beads really set off the other elements and brings everything together. The feedback so far has been really good.”

The bracelets are 7 3/4” long and come with a solid sterling silver snaffle fastening or a two tone sterling silver and brass plated fastening. The length can be altered to ensure the perfect fit. Both styles have a RRP of £65 each.

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SUPPORTING CHARITIES The RDA has some wonderful gift ideas this year. Check out www.rdashop.org.uk to see the full range. Their stand at Burghley this year has a great display of gifts and ideas for Christmas, including innovative things such as the Game in a Tin range, where you can buy things like a Farm or a Zoo or a sock puppet, all in a tine ready to be wrapped up then played with on Christmas Day. With some lovely jewellery, cards, gift wrap and a wide range of gifts for all the family, the website should certainly cover a at least a few of your gift requirements this year!

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WINTER FEEDING

Winter Survival Dengie senior nutritionist Katie Williams, MSc (Dist), provides some handy advice on keeping our horses healthy throughout the winter months.

QUALITY FIBRE IS ESSENTIAL FOR A HEALTHY GUT.

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nother competition season is over and the nights are drawing in, which means we need to change our horse’s rations.

Research has shown that changing the forage source, in particular, increases the risk of colic, so careful management is required.

We’re all familiar with the basic rule of feeding that changes to the diet should be made gradually, but how long should this process take and why? The rule is vague because the length of time required to change a horse’s diet really depends on what you are changing to and from.

For example, if your horse has been stabled 24/7 and you want to rough him off completely for the winter, it is advisable to make the change between 10 days an two weeks, gradually increasing turnout time from about an hour initially.

This is necessary because the horse relies on a population of micro-organisms to digest fibre and, if the amount or type of fibre in the diet suddenly changes, the bacteria are unable to adapt quickly enough and digestive upsets such as loose droppings or colic can occur.

Endurance horses are typically fed high-fibre and oil rations, which are less likely to cause digestive upsets compared with cereal-based feeds. As they are so sympathetic to the digestive system, fibre and oil can be used to promote weight gain even for stabled horses that aren’t in work. They also provide slow-release

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energy, so shouldn’t cause over-excitable behaviour.

In a study published in the Journal of Applied Animal Behaviour Science (2014), it was shown that horses fed fibre and oil were less reactive to novel stimuli and had lower resting heart rates compared with those fed a cereal-based feed. This makes fibre and oil the ideal basis for winter rations when horses are in lighter work or might unexpectedly not be exercised.

THE RIGHT FORAGE FOR YOUR HORSE If you are lucky enough to keep your horse at grass, you might not have needed to use conserved forages such as hay or haylage over the summer. As the grass quality declines, it is usually necessary to provide additional forage in order to maintain your horse’s condition.

For poor doers, the better the quality of forage provided, the greater the contribution it will make to their nutrient and energy requirements, thereby reducing the amount of concentrates needed to maintain body weight and condition.

As haylage is more digestible, horses and ponies tend to do better on it, so it is ideal for poor doers. If your horse is a good doer, it is still important to provide alternative sources of forage when grass is in short supply because fibre is important for maintaining regular bowel movements and reducing the risk of colic. In these situations, hay and even straw can be used to provide fibre without too many calories .

Whichever conserved forage you use, it is important to introduce it gradually because it will be much less digestible than fresh grass. Suddenly feeding large quantities of indigestible material can result in impaction colic, so small amounts should be introduced and then gradually

increased to allow the horse – and the microbial population in the digestive system – time to adjust.

For older horses who might struggle to chew coarser late-cut hays, alternatives are required. Studies have shown that horses with poor dentition consumed less than half the amount of forage as those with normal teeth.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Using a combination of different forages has been shown to provide a more stimulating environment for stabled horses, so, as well as short-chopped fibre, you can give your horse root vegetables such as swede and soaked fibres, including sugar beet or fibre pellets, in a snack ball alongside his hay or haylage. These will all help to keep him occupied and, because they’re fibre sources, they will provide slow-release energy that should help to keep him sensible when you do get the chance to ride.

MAKING THE MOST OF WHAT YOU’VE GOT Helping your horse to get more out of the fibre in his ration can help to reduce the need for cereal-based feeds, which is beneficial for health and behaviour. Adding yeast to the diet aids fibre digestion, enabling horses and ponies to get more out of the fibre they consume. Yeast is available as a pure supplement or is also included in many feeds and supplements.

BE PREPARED! Whatever this winter throws at us, being prepared is the key to surviving it. If you can use a fibre- and oil-based diet, it doesn’t matter if your horse can’t be ridden for a few days. Making the change early will help to reduce the risk of problems in the middle of winter and make sure you have got plenty of good-quality forage in stock so that you don’t have to change supply halfway through the winter.

If you aren’t sure what to feed your horse this winter or would like some general advice on nutrition, telephone the Dengie feedline on 0845 345 5115 or visit www. dengie.com to chat live to a nutritionist.

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SPOOKBUSTING

COACHING ON THE DARK SIDE Article by Julie Martin

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s part of West Riding’s effort to introduce different elements of training into our endurance programme it was decided, after the successful Trek training day, to have a ‘Spookbusting’ session. This would be an opportunity to get the horses, and riders, used to a variety of frightening objects. We had a block booking for several Saturday afternoons at Snydale Equestrian Centre and allocated October 17th for this exciting enterprise.

West Riding is only a small group so if we get 4 members at one of our training events it is almost 10% of our membership.

So far this year we have had a flat work session, working with poles, Trek and fun dressage with between 4 and 8 members attending and the occasional non-member.

We usually throw the events open to nonmembers so that they can come along and see that we are not too scary, a little bit mad maybe but not scary.

On the day we had 4 members and 1 non-member come along to enjoy the fun.

The non-member Vicky had a horse that she is taking to the Lord Mayor’s Parade in London in the New Year and wanted an opportunity to see how he reacted to strange objects and noises.

We had the loan of various bits of equipment including tarpaulin, plastic sheets, cones, poles, tickling stick, bushes, wings, wooden bridge, umbrella and most important of all several volunteers to be ‘rent-a-crowd’. A variety of obstacles were set up around the indoor school and the riders were invited to introduce their horses to them in hand for half an hour or so before mounting up. Most of the horses were relatively unimpressed and led well over the bridge, tarpaulin, plastic

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and under the avenue of poles. The umbrella upset a few and the tickling stick was not readily accepted by all, however progress was made by gentle perseverance.

There was a short break whilst the riders tacked up and rent a crowd got ready to go through their paces.

At first we stayed behind the barrier of the school singing and banging as the horses went past. There were different reactions varying from ‘I will just pretend these stupid humans are not there’ to ‘oh my god, I can’t possible pass that rabble’.

The noise was toned down for the more nervous and once they had accepted it we gradually increased the noise and the movement. I don’t think the West Riding Choir will win any awards and the counting in 10 Men Went to Mow and 10 Green Bottles would have left our accountant wondering if we should be trusted.

The poles above the avenue were lowered and various items of clothing and toilet rolls and the horses ridden carefully underneath. Most took no notice at all. A crowd corridor armed with things to wave was set up and the horses ridden down the middle. This started fairly wide and gradually narrowed as the horses got used to the noises and flapping

that was going on. We were very pleased that we eventually got the horses trotting through the crowd in a reasonably calm manner.

The whole session lasted around two and half hours and lots of fun and learning was had by all. Our guest non-member was very pleased with the day and hoped that we would be running another one soon, so perhaps we might. I have got lots of ideas for more ‘SPOOKS’.

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CAMP WAS BRILLIANT THIS YEAR AND EVERYONE HAD LOTS OF FUN AS WELL AS LEARNING LOADS OF NEW TIPS. Thank you to all of the visitors and helpers for offering their time and expertise. Camp is an invaluable experience and one of the few times young riders can get together in a friendly environment and soak up as much information as they can! If you didn’t attend this year, you should definitely mark space in your diary for 2016. A big well done and thank you to all those young riders who attended: Alicia Reeves Amber Sole Annabelle Lyndon Bella Peel Caitlin Theodorou Ella Bunting Ollie Holman Rachel Judson Tess Wheldon And to Beth Stokes, Lorraine Stokes and Paula Lynam for overseeing the week!

We are also very grateful to NAF and Baileys for donating goody bags and prizes for the young riders!

Catching Up ON CAMP! MONDAY MORNING’S ACTIVITY WAS A LESSON WITH HELEN BLAIR IN WHICH OUR FAVORITE PART WAS THE POLE WORK BECAUSE THEY WERE SCATTER POLES, WHICH MEANT WE HAD TO THINK A BIT HARDER! THEN AFTER LUNCH WE MET WITH A SPILLERS NUTRITIONIST WHERE IT WAS REALLY INTERESTING TO HAVE THE HORSES WEIGHED, WITH THE HELP OF LOTS OF TREATS! SHE THEN GAVE EVERYONE SOME INDIVIDUAL ADVICE ON THEIR HORSES DIET AND HOW TO FEED THEM TO HELP AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE WITH THEIR WORK. - ELLA AND ANNABELLE -

Tuesday was very helpful for all the riders at camp; Rachel Atkinson visited

and gave each group a lesson in the indoor school. The lesson was based on learning about how to communicate and work as a team just as you would within the EGB squad. After the lesson we were set a task in our groups to

make a dressage routine based around working in pairs. Both of the teams

made very good routines, one used music and one did not. The whole session with Rachel was great! In the evening we were put in our social groups and set an orienteering task, to complete the task you had to work out the anagram. Amber’s team which included both of us won!

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Wednesday morning Jackie Lockett came and did a presentation and demonstration about thermography on one of the horses. After the demonstration we were given a challenge to create an endurance test with movements to do that will help us practice skills for endurance rides. Once we had written it down we then practiced it in our social teams. We then performed it and they chose whose test would be performed on Friday. We went on a ride around the grounds of Onley and then some of us went in the school to do some schooling. We then put our horses back in their corals and grouped together for a talk with Carri-Ann Dark about her endurance career. We asked Carri-Ann and Ann lots of questions about their experiences during the rides as rider and crew and they were really helpful giving us lots of tips and pieces of advice.

-Bella and OllieOn Thursday morning Harry Ingram, Nikki Thorne and Andy arrived and we all introduced ourselves, we then proceeded to set up a vet gate in pairs. This was to get everyone to work as a team as quickly as possible teaching both members of the pair how to crew. One member of the pair rode a 7km ride at 10kmph and the other members of the pairs crewed, both in a vet gate and out on course. This worked really well and got everyone working as a team. When arriving back after the 7km we treated it like a vet gate and needed to get into the vet as quickly as possible with a pulse below 64bpm. We received points for the task based on calmness, teamwork, the trot up and presentation time amongst other things. After we had completed the vet gate and sorted the horses we then went and had a very inspirational talk from Nikki Thorne and Andy about Tevis. She helped us with preparation for competing and told us about how she prepared for Tevis. We then went round the room and talked about our goals and what we wanted to achieve in Endurance. Later we also got an interesting talk from the Young Rider team vet Tom. He told us about the importance of electrolytes and how the horses bodily systems work.

We all learnt a lot from today and can’t thank the visitors enough for coming and talking to us.

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Friday was a lovely last day! We had a bit of fun in the school in the morning with the older riders helping the younger ones. Everyone then took part in an endurance ridden test, which was designed on Wednesday. Each team had designed a different test but one was chosen as the winning test so everyone performed this one. It included practice sloshing, gates, mounting and dismounting as well as trot ups and bending! After this we had our final lunch time together before a prize giving.

We had some great prizes and a big thank you must go to NAF and Baileys for their donations!

Everyone got a goody bag off both companies and the winning team also received a ÂŁ10 Baileys voucher each.

Lorraine, Beth and Paula also received some lovely presents from the riders for their help throughout the week.

Most people then packed up and headed home.

All in all camp was a fantastic week. We are all VERY grateful to all visitors and helpers for making camp such a fun and fantastic week.

Roll on next year!

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GROUPS

South East Group Report

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o, the 2015 season is over. The South East group have had a fantastic year, putting on a total of 8 national rides, 5 pleasure rides and a spring training weekend.

We have sent teams to the Inter Regionals, and the South Coast Tournament and had members of the South East group chosen to represent England at the Home International.

Several South East riders were successful at the 50th Anniversary Golden Horseshoe ride, including Sally Toye, Susan Hawes, Trilby Herriott, Gail Jupp, Linda Herriott, Rebecca Northover and Carole Portlock.

Sally Toye went on to complete the Cairngorm 100, coming 2nd overall and 2nd best condition with her gutsy little mare Emira Bint Letifa. A small band of merry South East Group riders made the long trip to the Lindum Spirit and had great fun, regardless of success, although several members successfully competed on all 4 days!

Iceni Group BOYTON HALL If you can include this ride as part of your programme for next year please do.

Fabulous country that inspired our great pastoral painters in the past provided the most favourable going on grassy headlands, and undulating pasture generously allowed by local farmers.

Riders had the opportunity to view some of the formidable hunt jumps on the land owned by the Master of the Essex and Suffolk Hunt, Mr James Buckle. There was hardly any road work.

The route and venue did not disappoint the participants in any way and the weather was warm and fine.

Event to Event photography captured the beauty of the landscape and one of the outdoor schools at the Equestrian Centre made for a brilliant vetting area.

The Iceni group wonders why this amazing ride was not better attended when the facilities and route were so up to the mark.

The photograph shows a very happy Carol Chapman, out again ( since breaking her ankle) riding her new young horse Sylvan Illusion. His first pleasure outing ably nannied by Peggy Sofley riding Carol’s other horse Silver Prince Sadiq.

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As everyone knows with horses, there are ups as well as downs, so we are very much hoping that those horses and riders who sustained injuries over the course of the season, are mending well and we look forward to seeing you out on the circuit next year!

Our best healing wishes to Sandy Ralph, Lindsay Sparrow, Jane Cook and our surrogate South East Members, Sam Hunt and Sallie Dudley!

So, with winter looming, we have our annual Branch Meeting and Awards Dinner to look forward to, taking place on Saturday 5th December at Tilgate Golf Club. A chance to celebrate the season in style and catch up with everyone too!

Congratulations and thanks to everyone who made the 2015 Endurance Season such a memorable one.

Merry Christmas and all the best for 2016, from the whole of the South East Group!

that came onto the forum after the event to appreciate the quality of this ride and not just take this participant’s view!

Ride Organiser Heather Weston looks forward to seeing you there next season.

PILGRIM’S TRAIL Once again the sun shone on the Iceni tribe. The forest was fragrant and the going across the farmland favourable.

The ride attracted a good entry of competitors and pleasure riders from far afield to enjoy another Norfolk gem.

A few pigs towards the end of the ride

provided a level of entertainment for some but all riders and horses have lived to tell the tale! The pigs had been moved at the last minute, too late for the RO to make any changes.

This ride closes the competitive calendar for the Iceni Group and at the time of writing, with a couple of pleasure rides to go, the Committee are busily working on training opportunities and talks to inform and entertain through the winter months.

We look forward to seeing new and familiar faces in 2016.

TRACY CHILVERS AT PILGRIMS TRAIL

PEGGY SOFLEY AND CAROL CHAPMAN AT BOYTON HALL

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Wessex News The BAM will be held on Sunday 6th December 2015 at Donyatt Village Hall.

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hen the National Trust said that we could have a ride in Clumber Park our embryonic group expected 50 or 60 riders to attend.

How wrong we were - Lucy Sheriston volunteered to take the entries little knowing what was to come!! As the ride buzz was passed round on Facebook more and more entries came in – Dave, the husband, started to seriously advise and organised Raynet to steward and a really good catering van – he gets his priorities right.

Mick Blakesly planned the route and got his route marking team together – Sarah Appleby, Sheryl Symonds and myself, and still the entries came in – shall we put a cap on the numbers? No said my oracle husband – if it tops 200 then think about it!!

217 booked on – poor Lucy worked very hard and produced rider lists in both numeric and alphabetical order.

Saturday morning the marking team marked the 20, 15, 10 and 5-mile routes (we used miles as there were a lot of non endurance non kilometre riders booked) So the route was marked, the ford had its bottom scrubbed of algae and all was ready.

Sunday morning – early – Dave and Mick went round putting up the venue and warning signs on the park road – the secretariat Becki Pass, Lucy Sheriston,

Sam White, Sarah Davies and Sheryl Symonds with appropriate lists and bibs (some borrowed from West Riding Group) were ready – the catering van was cooking – we were ready !!!

Horsebox after horsebox arrived – the car park was brilliantly managed by Ian (never did find out his last name – but he was brilliant) around 170 vehicles ranging from 15 ton monsters to single horse trailers all parked in neat lines – no one blocked in – perfect.

I arrived very early and went out before anyone else to check the route marking was still ok – it was – when I left the venue it had been empty – when I got back it was heaving with horses, vehicles and people.

We had western riders, dressage riders, hunting types, real top endurance riders, fast cobs and slow ones – the equine and rider range was amazing.

Riders came and went – a lot of happy faces – the weather was brilliant – one or two damp riders at the ford – one loose horse that turned out to have come from elsewhere (not one of ours!!) and so it went on.

End of the ride – horses loading, vehicles leaving, people waving as they left – it was going so smoothly – then one lorry and one horse that wouldn’t load plus 3 others waiting for their horse taxi……

The lorry left without the horse that wouldn’t load – he had two others on

board to get home – a temporary home was found for the horse in the local livery stable – the National Trust Coordinator, Joelle Summers, was terrific – she walked with the horse and unhappy owner to show them the way to the livery yard.

We found out later that the yard had contacted the local “horse whisperer” who turned out at 9 on a Sunday night with his trailer – loaded the horse and took it and the owner to their stables – money did change hands but not bad for late on a Sunday evening!!!

The horse taxi turned up and collected the 3 remaining horses in the last of the daylight and they went home ok.

All in all 200 horses and riders round various courses mixing in with bike riders, dog walkers and people out for a stroll – it says quite a lot for the competence and demeanour of our riders that they smiled and rode round and just enjoyed themselves without upsetting other park users.

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LOOKING BACK

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squirrel had set up home in our garden shed enforcing a clear out during which I opened a box full of memories.

Amongst the hundreds of rosettes, old letters and photos I discovered a journal I had written, from 1974, which contained a write up about a 25 mile sponsored ride I took part in across Dartmoor on my pony, Jasper.

This adventure set me on the path to my long term endurance obsession.

Scroll forward 20 years, another pony, Tequila, and I have joined the BHS Long Distance riding group, which became the British Endurance Riding Association (BERA).

The Endurance Horse and Pony Society (EHPS) was also very active with slightly different rules, so I joined them as well to increase the amount of rides available to me.

The endurance bug had bitten hard. I lived and breathed endurance throughout the 1990’s, following the achievements of top endurance riders through books, magazines and eagerly awaited newsletters, whilst sharing transport with friends to compete locally.

In 1996 Tikki and I won our Bronze Buckle, another treasure uncovered in the clearout.

Sharing a photo of that Bronze buckle with my chums on Facebook created a wave of nostalgia; bringing back memories of endurance from the early days.

In order to satisfy an obvious need the Facebook group ‘Endurance, the good old days’ was born, inviting folk from the early days of endurance to share their photos and memories from pre EGB days.

This group page has taken off in a big way and is not only of interest for those who were around at the time, but also for anyone who is interested in the history and development of our sport in this country. Not everyone ‘does’ Facebook, but I would encourage all to join in this special group and wallow in the stories from yesteryear......it wasn’t that long ago! It’s for the achievers, the wannabees and the also rans alike, after all I am sure that I cannot be the only survivor from those times who is still chasing their endurance dreams?

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ENDURANCE THE GOOD OLD DAYS! Helen Newton is encouraging us all to indulge in a bit of Memory Searching.

PICTURES FROM TOP: HELEN’S TREASURED BRONZE BUCKLE; TEQUILA AND HELEN AT THEIR FIRST COMPETITIVE RIDE 20 MILES BRONZE BUCKLE QUALIFIER AT CLOCAENOG IN 1995.

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All the latest results from the EGB events KINGS FOREST SUMMER RIDE DAY 1 (11/07/2015) 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Kates Mate (Carri-Ann Dark), 14.2kph; St. Flannans Niamh (Gillian Hasberry), 13.5kph Grade 3: Meiros Victoria Capella (Richard Lowe), 13.4kph; Minnie I (Catharine Rideout), 10.5kph Completion: Ammanvalley Comet (Sue Abbott), 10.3kph 1 elimination 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Il - Divo (Lisa Jackson), 11.2kph Grade 2: Altivo I (Caroline Hawes), 13.2kph; Clonlaras Dubh (Jo Mccormac), 12.1kph; L.M. Ashirta (Michelle Macleod), 9.9kph; Shaqraa (Nicola Thorne), 9.9kph Completion: Drossi (Nikola Kelly), 11kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Djelai (Janet Ivens), 13.2kph; Milly (Susan Durman), 13.5kph Grade 3: Bey Dryad (Gillian Hensley), 14.7kph; Island Elina (Molly Button), 16.4kph; Phebus Cabirat (Anna Kidd), 13.9kph 1 elimination 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Amadea Bint Chatanz (Sally Bird), 11.1kph; Ashquar (Tracey Chilvers), 12.9kph; Auberon (Janetta Haverson), 9.8kph; Bud White (Wendy Gater), 11.8kph; Fravias (Lorraine Kerslade), 11.8kph; Holyoake Nightingale (Emma Taylor), 11.8kph; Magical Merlin (Gemma Grodkiewicz), 13.3kph; Royal Innfusion (Diane Archer), 9.8kph Grade 2: Wulfstan Jazz Singer (Karen Tyrell), 11.8kph Grade 3: Bassey (Linda Burrows), 10.1kph; Bedouin (Lisa Wilkinson), 11.1kph; Parker (Yvonne Toms), 10.1kp Grade 4: Prince Caspian III (Isobel Fleming), 10.9kph; Spanish Heir (Isobella Fricker), 11.1kph Completion: Hawkridge Major (Formally Minstrel) (Tracey Lee), 11.5kph; Princess Aurora (Nicole Cruse), 15kph 1 retired 32kms Pleasure Ride Dunlewey Prada (Jane Powell), 10.1kph; Forest (Abigail Parry), 11.5kph; Joey (Alison Taylor), 11.3kph; Silver Oliver (Laurence Ridgeway), 13.9kph 1 elimination 16kms Pleasure Ride Bailey (Jennifer Green), 10.5kph; Crabbswood Zelma (Bryna Stevenson), 9.6kph; Ja Amir Khan (Valerie Whalley), 10.5kph 2 eliminations

Nokling), 10.6kph Completion: Cayenne (Jill Templeton), 11.8kph; Gaelic Clover (Alice Newby), 10.8kph; Shannon (Philip Cooper), 10.8kph 1 elimination 40kms Pleasure Ride Kochanski (Amanda Machin), 9.2kph; Tinkerbell (Amy Wray), 11.1kph 1 elimination 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Cemon (Rachael Atkinson), 11.4kph; Tommy (Diane Hudson), 13kph Grade 4: Lucy G (Jacky Goodman), 10.4kph; Peterbrook Sunset Surprise (Carolyn Cummings), 12.7kph Completion: Dorocina Valiant Be (Carol Edmondson), 12.3kph 1 elimination 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Hilin Dollar (Max Wilson), 11.4kph; Sam I (Karen Hynes), 9.3kph; Sandy W (Lily Gibbons), 11.4kph Grade 2: Copshawholm Roman Emperor (Jean Spearing), 11.4kph; Wilson’s Dominator (Fiona Kearton), 9.7kph Grade 3: Dwyfor Buster (Jeremy Harland), 9.7kph; Mickey (Cathrine Sandberg), 12.1kph Completion: Chakiris Boy Wonder (Elizabeth Finney), 10.4kph; Hs Prosper (Emily Mchugh), 11.4kph; Syrus (Samantha White), 14.4kph 1 elimination 32kms Pleasure Ride A Patchy Joe (Julie McLean), 8.6kph; Angelic Solid Gold (Janine Munt), 9.6kph; Beresford Sydney (Carol Counter), 10.4kph; Hamdan Bin Hamdanieh (Val Swann), 10.4kph; Oakthwaite Aurora (Laura Hindle), 12.3kph; Pinewood Egyptian Prince (Liz Shires), 10.3kph; Skip (L Harrison), 9.4kph; Twister (Pam Joynes), 8.6kph 22kms Pleasure Ride Alfie (Janet Davies), 12.3kph; Badger Bob (Louise Young), 9.1kph; Harold (Amy Young), 9.1kph; Hillgarth Dream Catcher (Hannah Young), 9.1kph; Jester (Sarah Wilkinson), 8.2kph; Kitty (Martin Young), 9.1kph; Lady Eleanor (Sue Chambers), 9.7kph; Lucy (Sylvia Greenbank), 8.2kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 9.7kph; Montymillion (Sarah Talbot-Greaves), 9.8kph; Rocky (Gail Green), 9.9kph; Roxie (Sara Lougher), 9.9kph; Sam (Claire Geenbank), 7.7kph; Tannasg Dancing Diva (Penny Pearce), 9.8kph; Tim (Steph Duxbury), 9.9kph; Treacle (Eileen Clark), 9.8kph; Tyler (Debbie Sadler), 7.7kph 1 elimination and 1 retired

BREAKS FOLD (12/07/2015) 65kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Ghalib Zafir (Julie Martin), 11.4kph; Zorro (Sharon Davison), 13.6kph Grade 2: Doonfellin Khamsin (Nikki Brown), 11.8kph; Tinkerbell’s Image (Bridget Brown), 11.8kph Grade 3: Westfields Lady Grey (Lisa Bainbridge), 12.4kph 2 eliminations and 1 retired 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Magners Gold (Jane Wyatt), 13.6kph Grade 2: Goyallt Shanco (John Illingworth), 13.3kph; Hamra Bint Krayaan (Bond Hardman), 12.4kph Grade 4: Delfyw Squwiggle (Karen Corr), 12.4kph Completion: Crystal Topaz (Rebecca Pearson), 13.7kph; Paramal (Helen Gipson), 11.7kph 4 eliminations and 1 retired 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Aly’s Estrella De Rock (Emma Daniel), 10.6kph; Dougie (Kirsten

KINGS FOREST SUMMER RIDE DAY 2 (12/07/2015) F.E.I. 3star 160kms Kings Forest Endurance Ride 1st: L.M. 42 (Nicola Thorne), 17kph 2nd: Millennium Chorus (Annette Masterson), 16.8kph 3rd: Oakleaze Farm Cziko (Louise Rich), 16.6kph 4th: Sera (Donna Oudshoorn), 14.7kph 3 eliminations F.E.I. 2star 120kms Kings Forest Endurance Ride 1st: Warrens Hill Chayze (Harry Ingram), 18kph 2nd: Trop Vite Azureen (David Yeoman), 17.4kph 3rd: Druimghigha Luxor (Andrea Champ), 13.9kph 3 eliminations and 1 retired 80kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Ruwais Bolero (Daisy Strang), 18kph 2nd: Espace (Ian Fletcher), 16.1kph 4 eliminations F.E.I. 1star 80kms Kings Forest

Endurance Ride 1st: Aberllwyd Femme Fatalle (Kathy Carr), 16.7kph 2nd: Warrens Hill Troy (Sharon Parr), 14.5kph 5 eliminations 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Cwyrtai Kahil (Tess Wheldon), 13.6kph; Vlacq Flint Accolade (Heather Weston), 13.5kph; Zaferan (Madison Pomroy), 13.5kph Grade 2: Against The Rules (Elaine Wallbridge), 14.3kph; Make Me Fameous (Fiona Luke), 14.9kph; Redwings Milky Way (Keighley Pomroy), 13.5kph; W L A Elektra (Gail Jupp), 13.6kph Grade 3: Distance Oasis (Heather Whiteley), 14.7kph 1 elimination 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Boolagh Betty (Hilary Carr), 15.3kph; Montanna (Ann-Marie Pelc), 13.7kph; Reba (Lesley Caswell), 13.9kph; Simeric Smooth Criminal (Stephanie Brown), 14.9kph Grade 2: Bey R’ahmoun (Lucy Parker), 17kph; Eas Indiana Al Arabi (Laura Davies), 14.7kph; F F Alpha Orionis (Fiona Videla), 14.7kph; Psyngari (Piers Geddes), 14.5kph; Solstice Sunrise (Archie Moffat), 14kph; Vanquisher (Lindsay Sparrow), 14.2kph Grade 4: Same (James McIntosh), 14.9kph Completion: Arabian History (Claire Freeman), 15.2kph 2 eliminations and 1 retired 48kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Ramona (Maddy Mangan), 14.8kph; Storm I (Joannah Parker), 14.6kph Grade 2: Kates Mate (Carri-Ann Dark), 17.8kph; Laity Red Alert (Rosie Marsh), 14.8kph PENPONT (19/07/2015) 66kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Desert Kudoss (Ginny Gidley), 13.1kph; Fantom (Annie Joppe), 12.5kph; Zayin Encantado (Emily Nott), 13.6kph Grade 2: Beths Choice (Lynn Harvey), 12.7kph; Diana Of Court (Abigail Chisholm), 12.5kph; Meneth Crystal Rose (Carolyn Thomas), 12.8kph Grade 3: Rowberton Raindance (Joy Savage), 11.6kph; Warrens Hill Zhaheen (Liz Ashmead), 13.5kph 3 eliminations and 1 retired 49kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Beewitched (Peta-Jane Field), 11.7kph; Cs Chimera (Zoe Hyslop), 11.2kph Grade 4: Keen Pleasure (Charles Newman), 12kph; T F A Ibn Al Gert (Beverley Jenkin), 12.5kph Completion: Mountedgcumbe Maestro (Janthea Newman), 12kph; Pollensa Bay (Kayleigh Mackenzie), 10.3kph; Zayin Vakaash (Victoria Wyatt), 10.2kph 1 elimination 49kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: Copper Head Road (Rebecca Stapley), 10.2kph; Valuta (Samantha Owen), 10.3kph 33kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Aurontes (Judy Holloway), 13.2kph; Kalaway (Jane James), 11.9kph; Samsara Kabir (Tony Griffin), 13.2kph; Solomons Ikey (Trish Griffin), 13.2kph Grade 2: Bey Sharim (Anya Langmead), 11.8kph; Okeden Timothy (Sarah Urwin), 12.3kph Grade 4: Latek (Victoria Mosey), 10.3kph; Misteltoe (Anne Marvin), 10.3kph; Sahir Kashmir (Trena Brock), 10.4kph; Treswarrow Prudence (Carina Kane), 12.4kph

33kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Black Inca (Simon Brown), 11kph; Brechfa Dansker (Kim Hicks), 11.4kph; Cwmtynant William (Nichola Hodge), 11.4kph; Jameela Johara (Nicola Sherry), 10.1kph; Jula Royal Phoenix (Shanade Holmes), 10.8kph; Rv Kiyaras Prince (Michelle Williams), 11.3kph; Shimmering Blue Jasmine (Nicky Brenton), 10.1kph Grade 2: Blakeswater Wilfred (Sarah Davenport), 12kph; Grania (Tina Handley), 11.9kph; Harik (Ryan Brock), 10.4kph; Pavots Dreamboy (Selina Burger), 10.2kph; Schmeichel (Sheila Penhaligon), 11.4kph Grade 3: Blessington All Star (Rhiannon Holman), 11.1kph; Chiquita Princesca (Amanda Nicholson), 11.1kph; Cotswolds Amirah (Freya Gallichan), 10.2kph; Foxhills Double Crown (Naomi Saunders), 9.8kph; May Blossom (Mandy Brown), 10.3kph; Menorca (Victoria Pettit), 8.8kph; Tresmeake Bay (Megan Seedhouse), 13.5kph; Yawl Hill Pollyanna (Liz Cross), 10.7kph Grade 4: El Borann (Helen Newton), 11.6kph; Rafael (Victoria Queen), 11.6kph; Tiptoe Hobnob (Tracey Organ), 12kph Completion: Pizarra V (Philippa Unwin), 11.1kph; Ra Baariq Ibn Ecliptic (Martin Voysey), 8.8kph; Samson (Ann Jobson), 10.8kph 2 eliminations and 1 retired 33kms Pleasure Ride Ciara Of Cashelane (Emma Harris), 10.6kph; Hs Ecuador (Chris Cameron), 10.1kph; Hs Envoy (Paul Cameron), 10.1kph; Poppet VII (Heather Midford), 7.9kph; Quasim (Rachel Kehoe), 11.3kph; Spree (Julia Holtom), 10.1kph; Whisper (Jane Anne Le Messurier), 8.5kph 1 elimination and 2 retired 16kms Pleasure Ride Al Askari (Keelie Dowker), 8.3kph; Alfie (Alice Perry), 5.2kph; Bramble (Lynda Beer), 7.4kph; Chalky (Melanie Dymond), 6.7kph; Curlew Roxette Flower (V Parker), 6.3kph; Darcy (Lisa Armitage), 6.4kph; Daz (Andrea Sanford), 8.6kph; Haratio (Rachel Jasper), 6.7kph; Harry (Kathryn Klein), 7.4kph; Harvey (Sarah Buscombe), 7.5kph; Jack (Julie Hadwin), 11.4kph; Jester (Sally Collins), 7.5kph; Mahboobti (Felicity Harris), 7.7kph; Miami Fair (Shirley Mudge), 7.2kph; Oakways Nicholls Choice (Noodle) (Sarah Woolacott), 8.9kph; Rio (Kerry Friend), 6.3kph; Ruby (Jan Williams), 7.2kph; Sheedy (Jade Saunders), 9.9kph; Sky (Mary Crocker), 8.2kph; Sogardens Monark (Max) (Anne Redman), 8.2kph; Tidal Wave (Jacqui Pyle), 7kph; Tout de Suite (Diana Priestland), 11.4kph; Woody (Karen Perry), 5.2kph; Zero (Kerry Jans), 6.4kp EQUILIBRIUM LINDUM SPIRIT - DAY 1 (22/07/2015) 13kms Pleasure Ride Alys Etrella de Rock (Emma Daniel), 10.6kph; Ballydoolagh Alfie (Jeni Gilbert), 10.1kph; Beresford Sidney (Carol Counter), 10.2kph; Bevois Bobby (Karen Whittington), 9.2kph; Biggerside Eloise (Caroline Taylor), 9.3kph; Bonnie Safira (Jenny Doxey), 9.2kph; Boy Blue (Nicky Pink), 7.7kph; Bright Diamond (Julie Payne), 12.1kph; Cassy (Tamsin Vicker), 11.1kph; Chlione (Su Middleton), 9.2kph; Cloe (Jamie Shanes), 6.5kph; Connie (Tracy Tyan), 10.2kph; Craldoswood Zelman (Bryony Parsler), 9.2kph; Crystal Jobaar (Tracy Thompson), 6.5kph; Cs Clarion (Jane Welcher), 9kph; Cwmhafod Dylan (Julie Brown), 10kph; Darkhorse Inshallah (Lizzie Sales), 8.6kph; Denny Candy (Tilly Cottam), 10.8kph; Earl Of

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1 elimination 22kms Pleasure Ride A Dream Of Gold (Orlagh) (Jane Cook), 9.7kph; Amesbury Via Las Vegas (Emma Forsyth), 11.1kph; Ard Shelly (Rachel McDonald), 11.5kph; Beckmeetings Karim (Heidi Lewis), 10.8kph; Beresford Sydney (Carol Counter), 11.7kph; Cassy (Tamsin Vickers), 10.2kph; Chlione (Su Middleton), 12.4kph; Cool Dude (Emma Taylor), 8.9kph; Cumbria Black Kareem (Emily Ferguson), 10.8kph; Daruhorse Inshallah (Lizzie Sales), 9.6kph; Etherow Extrovert (Mike Dennett), 10kph; Gizmo (Izzy Wilson), 12.5kph; Goulton Emperor Maxamillion (Julie Barker), 10.2kph; Harvey V (Lesley Owens), 10.8kph; Hill Billy (Rachel Knight), 10.6kph; Hillon Dollar (Max Wilson), 12.5kph; Hoofbeard Tour (Allyson Sole), 10.8kph; Islay (Caroline Hales), 11.5kph; Jimmy MacAroni (Laura Dickens), 9.7kph; Kodi (Pam Heighton), 9.7kph; Lily (Drollis Rachael) (Cara Stephen), 11kph; Lucky Lane Cinders (Heather Whiteley), 11kph; Maggie May (Dan Astle-Carter), 9.7kph; Mahlakah (Olwen Sales), 9.6kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 11.1kph; Mostafanother R (Charlotte Chadwick), 10.6kph; Pantyfid Cloudy (Jennifer Rand), 11.7kph; Rasikh (Louise Palmer), 9.7kph; Riversdale Bawika (Julie Linder), 10kph; Ryelands Max A Million (Jamie Houghton), 11.1kph; Splash (Zalia Barker), 10kph; Sulan Electric Prince (Kath McGhee), 11.6kph; Summer (Tara Barker), 10kph; Supreme Dancer (Sue TaylorGreen), 9.7kph; Tannasg Phyrenkus (Ruth Chadwick), 11.6kph; Twiggy (Sammy Taylor), 8.9kph; Vlack Halcyon Halo (Liz Forsyth), 11.1kph 1 elimination 15kms Pleasure Ride Connie (Tracy Ryan), 8.7kph; Cwmhafod Dylan (Julie Brown), 10.7kph; Flynn (Lucy Walker), 10.9kph; Hamdan Bin Hamdanieh (Val Swann), 11.3kph; Limited Edition (Helen Jackson), 8.7kph; Penny (Ann Featherstone), 11.1kph; Rusadia (Ann Speirs), 7.7kph; Scrumpy 2 (Hilary Weaver), 12kms Pleasure Ride Ard Shelly (Rachel McDonald), 11.4kph; Bha Sultan (Linda Cowperthwaite), 10.7kph; Cool Dude (Emma Taylor), 9.6kph; Crabbs Wood Zelma (Bryony Parsler), 8.1kph; Cwmhafod Dylan (Julie Brown), 9.6kph; Eldibrandur (Ellie Moxon), 9.3kph; Etherow Extrovert (Lottie Dennett), 10.1kph; Exclusive Am (Rebecca Parsler), 8.1kph; Gin & Tonic II (Alice Redihough), 8.2kph; Islay (Caroline Hales), 11.4kph; Joe (Caroline Carter), 10.5kph; Kaybrook Venus (James Dickinson), 9kph; Lady Titanium (Lise Cooke), 9.3kph; Lily (Drollis Rachel) (Cara Stephen), 10.7kph; Lindston Kytrina (Emilie Fleming), 10kph; Lma Hadayyah (Emily Ferguson), 9.6kph; Lucky Lane Cinders (Heather Whiteley), 10.4kph; Lva Troy (Sue Scarborough), 9.3kph; Pa Eblis (Jessica Strong), 9.8kph; Relative Strength (Sarah Wright), 9.8kph; S G Enighmatika (Paula Lynam), 9kph; Summer Breeze (Suzy Crabtree), 10.7kph; Sunean Silver Ghost (Andrea Rowbolton), 10.5kph; Templehill Jasper (Tom Dennett), 10.1kph; Tilly (Steph Brown), 8.4kph; Treasures Girl (Lisa Jones), 8.2kph; Wisespares Tempo (Helen Ganney), 9.3kph 1 elimination EQUILIBRIUM LINDUM SPIRIT DAY 3 (24/07/2015) 170kms 3 day Competitive Endurance Ride Multi Day

1st: She Stoops To Conquer (Helen McFarland), 12.9kph 1 elimination 108kms 3 day Medium 2day Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Hilin Dollar (Max Wilson), 12kph; Reba (Lesley Caswell), 12.2kph; Tannasg Psyrenkus (Ruth Chadwick), 13.6kph Grade 3: Lindston Kytrina (Cheryl Wallace), 12.2kph; Mostafanother R (Charlotte Chadwick), 13.6kph Grade 4: Gizmo I (Izzy Wilson), 12kph Completion: Redwings Milky Way (Keighley Pomroy), 10.6kph 1 elimination and 3 retired 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 4: Bonanza Bin Shuwaimeh (Terence Madden), 11kph; Krayaan Nasser (Josie Ratter-Evison), 11kp 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Oreci De Tenelles (Jeanette Bennett), 10.7kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Aly’s Estrella De Rock (Emma Daniel), 10.3kph Completion: Sulan Electric Prince (Kathleen Mcghee), 11.7kph 34kms Graded Endurance Ride Completion: Colliga Starling (Sue RoweHannen), 12.9kph 34kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Completion: Bha Sultan (Linda Cowperthwaite), 10.8kph 34kms Pleasure Ride Beresford Sydney (Carol Counter), 9.3kph; Connie (Tracy Ryan), 9.3kph; Feagh Antonio (Emma Harris), 10.7kph; Flynn (Lucy Walker), 9kph; Hill Billy (Rachel Knight), 12kph; Lucy Locket (Angela Hields), 8.7kph; Marmaduke Of York (Mark Kelly), 8.7kph; Pantyfid Cloudy (Jennifer Rand), 9.3kph 1 elimination 27kms Pleasure Ride A Dream Of Gold (Orlagh) (Jane Cook), 8.9kph; Ard Shelly (Rachel McDonald), 9.1kph; Bobby (Karen Whittington), 8.7kph; Chione (Su Middleton), 8.7kph; Cool Dude (Emma Taylor), 7.8kph; Cumbria Black Hareem (Emily Ferguson), 9.6kph; Etherown Extrovert (Mike Dennett), 9.4kph; Gin And Tonic (Alice Redihough), 9.1kph; Hoofbeatts Tour (Allyson Sole), 9.6kph; Islay (Caroline Hales), 9.1kph; Kaybrook Venus (Paula Lynam), 9kph; Lucky Lane Cinders (Heather Whiteley), 9.3kph; Rasikh (Louise Palmer), 8.9kph; S G Enigmatika (Jenny Doxey), 9kph; Templehill Jasper (Tom Dennett), 9.4kph; Treasures Girl (Lisa Jones), 9.1kph 1 retired 12kms Pleasure Ride Arnie (Susan Warsap), 8.8kph; C S Clarion (Jackie Sharp), 9.2kph; Castle Hill Harvey (Pam Fromm), 8.8kph; Ceiriog Can Cymreig (Amelia Hart), 6.8kph; Cwmhafod Dylan (Julie Brown), 10.9kph; Darkhorse Inshallah (Lizzie Sales), 9.3kph; Doyenne (Kate Curry), 11.2kph; Eblis (Jessica Strong), 11.8kph; Fernilea Of Talisker (Rachael Chambers), 8.7kph; Hamdan Bin Damdannieh (Val Swann), 11.6kph; Jessabella (Ray Turner), 9.6kph; Jessie (Judith Turner), 9.6kph; Joe (Caroline Carter), 8.7kph; Keeloges Shamoah (Jenny Kidd), 10.9kph; Kodi (Pam Heighton), 10.4kph; Lily (Drollis Rachel) (Cara Stephen), 12.8kph; Mahlakah (Olwen Sales), 9.3kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 11.6kph; Mouse (Nicola Palin), 12.8kph; Penny (Ann Featherstone), 10kph; Relative Strenght (Sarah Wright), 11.8kph; Riversdale Bawika (Julie Linder), 8.8kph; Rusadia (Ann Speirs), 6.8kph; Ryelands Max A Million (Jamie Houghton), 11.6kph;

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Scrumpy 2 (Hilary Weaver), 10kph; Summer Breeze (Evelyn Helme), 10kph; Suneah Silver Ghost (Sue Cunningham), 11.6kph; Supreme Dancer (Sue TaylorGreen), 10kph; Tilly (Steph Brown), 10.4kph ASHDOWN FOREST (25/07/2015) 62kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Penhwnllys Samala De Mons (Katie Bedwin), 13.3kph 31kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Al Raad Bin Jesra (Christine Smyth), 11.7kph Grade 2: Cardinal Panache (Viv Coleman), 11.5kph; Simeric Solaman (Julia Harman), 11.5kph Grade 3: El Chenz (Sandra Ralph), 10.6kph; Zahkira (Linda Herriott), 10.8kph 1 elimination 31kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Bblack Kashmira (Susan Horne), 10.2kph; Cape Cobra (Lucy Bensley), 10.3kph; M&S Apaches Blue Eyed Boy (Kym Cookesley), 10.6kph; Peace Of Mind (Stacey Collins), 11kph Grade 2: Milo (Sarah Jones), 11kph; Rancar Borealis (Renee Patience), 8.9kph; Sf Ambassadors Amir (SallyAnne Filtness), 9.6kp Grade 4: Bella B (Anja Brandt), 10.7kph; Eba Merlot (Caroline Thompson), 11.7kph; Miss Bounty (Clair Hood), 10.3kph Completion: Arrow I (Jane Skinner), 10.4kph; Morpheus (Donna Turner-Irwin), 10.8kph 31kms Pleasure Ride Cruise (Duffill), 10.8kph 23kms Pleasure Ride Aston (Emily Lanham), 10.6kph; Athenia (Hannah Nurse), 8kph; Casiphia (Karen Ash), 10kph; Causing-A-Rumpus (Nikki Randles), 10kph; Draghi Warrior (Sam Hunt), 10.4kph; El Oriente Del Eden (Julia Sayer), 8kph; Gwibeddg Bethan (Sue Cooper), 8.8kph; Izzy (Anne Gartside), 9.5kph; Muziki (Julie Watts), 9.5kph; Myrtle (Sarah Larcher), 7.3kph; Pink Evie (Charlotte Boyd), 8.8kph; Shula (Cindy Nahoor), 9.3kph; Solitaire (Dagmar Williams), 9.3kph; Sparkie Charliee (Jennifer Powell), 9.3kph; Sparkle (Kira Williams), 9.8kph; Sparky (Jan Ames), 10kph; Taffy (Julie Ceschin), 10.6kph; Veejit (Danielle French), 10kph; Wexford Pick Pocket (Ruth Pike), 9.3kph 2 eliminations 14kms Pleasure Ride Domino (Nicola Sutherland), 8.2kph; Flora (No Name Given), 7.9kph; Guiness (Derek Chesterton), 6.5kph; Lord Charles (Sandra Haworth), 8.7kph; Micky (Donna Mitchell), 12.7kph; Paddy (Deborah Milne), 10.9kph; Silver Gift (Amanda Woolcombe), 6.5kph; Skylark Millie (No Name Given), 7.9kph; Slinky (Lisa Emblin), 7.3kph; Spirit (Jenny Worthy), 12.7kph; Tango (Melanie Card), 8.7kph; Woody (Clare Emblin), 7.3kph 1 retired EQUILIBRIUM LINDUM SPIRIT - DAY 4 (25/07/2015) 92kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Hs Parnasse (Gillian Mann), 11.5kph 1 elimination 84kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Zim Nazka (Carolyn Livesey), 11.2kph 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Hildith Dancing Dream (Julie Scott), 12.1kph Grade 4: Same (James McIntosh), 12.4kph 42kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: Honey’s Copper Top (Stephen Bennett), 12.2kph; Lva Troy (Susan Scarborough), 11.2kph; Sulan Electric Prince (Kathleen Mcghee), 11.8kph

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1 elimination 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 4: Colliga Starling (Belinda Stewart), 13.2kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Hoofbeats Tour (Allyson Sole), 10.1kph; Taaqib (Heidi Clark), 10.1kph Grade 4: Hollyhedge Jakarta (Alexandra Rushton), 9kph Completion: Amazlad Of The Hollies (Jacqueline Rushton), 9kph; Bha Sultan (Susan Crabtree), 9.6kph 32kms Pleasure Ride Hill Billy (Rachel Knight), 11.3kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 10.2kph; Mouse (Nicky Palin), 2 eliminations 24kms Pleasure Ride A Dream Of Gold (Orlagh) (Jane Cook), 8kph; Ard Shelly (Rachel McDonald), 8.8kph; Bobby (Karen Whittington), 8.5kph; Chlione (Su Middleton), 8.5kph; Colworth Cuthbert (Mike Almond), 8.1kph; Cool Dude (Emma Taylor), 7kph; Etherton Extrovert (Mike Dennett), 8.3kph; Farchynys Teawyn (Heidi Lewis), 8.4kph; Gin & Tonic (Alice Redihough), 8.5kph; Harvey V (Lesley Owens), 8.4kph; Islay (Caroline Hales), 8.8kph; Lucky Lane Cinders (Heather Whiteley), 9.2kph; Pa Eblis (Jessica Strong), 10.1kph; Perpetua (Sarah Whiteley), 8.6kph; Queen Of Hearts (Clare Mellor), 8.1kph; Rasikh (Louise Palmer), 8kph; Relative Strength (Sarah Wright), 10.1kph; Templehill Jasper (Lottie Dennett), 8.3kph; Treasures Girl (Lisa Jones), 8.5kph; Xclusive Am (Hannah Maskell), 7kp 18kms Pleasure Ride Beresford Sydney (Carol Counter), 10.5kph; Biggerside Eloise (Caroline Taylor), 10.5kph; Feagh Antonio (Emma Harris), 11.6kph; Keeloges Shamoah (Jenny Kidd), 11.7kph; Limited Edition (Kara Millhouse), 10.5kph; Penny (Ann Featherstone), 11.2kph; Rusadia (Ann Speirs), 11.2kph; Summer Breeze (Evelyn Helme), 10.8kph; Sunean Silver Ghost (Andrea Rowberton), 12.4kph; Thrnville Star (Karen Carroll), 10.5kph; Vashta Nerada (No Name Given), 10.5kph; Vlacq Irristible (Colin Sykes), 12kph 12kms Pleasure Ride Ceiriog Can Cymreig (Amelia Hart), 8.4kph; Crabswood Zelma (Bryony Parsler), 8.2kph; Cs Clarion (Jackie Short), 8.2kph; Darkhorse Inshallah (Lizzie Sales), 9.6kph; Goulton Emperor Maximillion (Julie Barker), 10.7kph; Jimmy MacAroni (Laura Dickens), 10.1kph; Lma Hadayyah (Emily Ferguson), 12kph; Maggie (Dan Astle Carter), 10.1kph; Mahlakah (Olwen Sales), 9.6kph; Scrumpy 2 (Hilary Weaver), 8.4kph; Splash (Zaila Barker), 10.7kph; Summer (Tara Barker), 10.7kph; Tilly (Steph Brown), 9.4kph; Twiggy (Sammy Taylor), 8.2kph CRANHAM (26/07/2015) 65kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Gnocchi (Linda Kidd), 11.4kph Grade 4: Jamal (Andrew Theodorou), 10.1kph; Ptolemaeus (Carol Jones), 10.4kph Completion: Aakrarbat (Soile Leinonen), 11.4kph; My Marco (Amy Theodorou), 10.1kph 50kms Graded Endurance Ride Completion: Roundhills Harvest Shine (Heather Evans), 12.7kph 50kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: May Blossom (Mandy Brown), 10.8kph; Sheridan (Kay Jones), 12.1kph 1 retired 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Jjohara R (Simon Richardson), 13.4kph; Smokey Savannah (Karin Hilton), 12.5kph; Touch Of Frost (Hilary Kaye),

12.5kph Grade 3: Bright Dawn (Sue Loveridge), 11.8kph; Watibou Coutillas (Alex Tennant), 11.2kph Completion: Pstylistic (Gillian Campbell), 12.2kph; Sahir Opulence (Katy Mellor), 11.9kph; Silver Tariba (Susan Speed), 11.8kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Dontellempike (Charlotte Dicker), 13kph; Granby Sting (Maureen Langham), 12.1kph; Rotherdale Victoria (Jess Smith), 12.5kph; Stella II (Sally Lewis), 10.2kph; Tiffaala (Sally Mellor), 11.9kph Grade 2: Aces Diamond Gem (Amanda Coldicott), 10.6kph; Charlie V111 (John Coldicott), 10.6kph; Hendrewen Pirate (Nicola Davies), 10.2kph; Marl Joclyn (Laura Robinson), 11.2kph Grade 3: Lucky Streich (Michael Bates), 11.4kph; Vlacq Iceni (Anne Walton), 12.1kph Grade 4: Llanidan Lambert (Jennifer Allard), 11.5kph; Vlacq Journeyman (Georgina Hirst), 12.3kph Completion: Benjamin Bittern (Paul Langham), 12.1kph; Deliva Crianza (Lindsey Walters), 11.9kph 30kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Mahbrooka Bint Shuwaimeh (Elaine Fry), 12kph; Sa’da Sekora (Gillian Talbot), 12.2kph; Samsara Kabir (Tony Griffin), 13.6kph; Solomons Ikey (Trish Griffin), 13.6kph Grade 2: Systemaatic Golden Girl (Abigail Summerfield), 11.8kph Grade 3: Ali Shamahl (Heather Caddick), 10.7kp Grade 4: Majestic Omar (Edward Coombs), 12.1kph; Springlee Bay (Kerri Costello), 11.6kph; Zarzuela (Christine Wensley), 11.7kph Completion: Cs Ibn Fiesta (Debbie Williams), 11.7kph; Djelai (Janet Ivens), 12kph 30kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Meraldos (Karen Greig), 11.3kph; Sovereign IV (Amber Barnicoat), 11.2kph; William Bonnie (Carolyn Joesbury), 10.7kph Grade 2: Binley Silver Spark (Rebecca Gant), 9.8kph; Foxcourt Tia Marrie (Sharon Jones), 11.5kph; Hazevern Queens Quest (Kathy Pugh), 11.5kph; Sharif El Ra (Samantha Howard), 10.2kph; Southern Comfort (Denise Nancarrow), 11.4kph; Tudor Duke (Raylene Steptoe), 11.3kph Grade 3: Alleka Shareen (Lindsay Williams), 9.9kph; Creggaun Cream (Emily Redman), 10.2kph; Kastano Kuriaki Abaramenito (Steven Bates), 10.7kph Grade 4: Choral Bey (Rachael Claridge), 10.7kph; Dd Zafirah Bint Shuwaiman (Carri-Ann Dark), 11.2kph; Jeff (Constance Smale), 11.8kph; Mewith Forsure (Gwendoline Pickering), 9.7kph Completion: Falwen Chantilly (Debra Liveley), 11.3kph; Kassalic Prince Tsar (Melanie Davison), 8.1kph; Red House Salut (Margaretha Herman), 11.4kph 1 elimination 30kms Pleasure Ride Archways Lovada Annie (Julie Dickens), 9.4kph; Bilto (Tania Billon), 9.8kph; Bordesley Golden Ayanna (Camilla Mascall), 11.8kph; Cherrylodge Annabelle (Axelle Wall), 10.1kph; Clearwater Sunbee (Jozef Martvon), 10.5kph; Ethaar (Caroline Le Butt), 12.4kph; Raphael (Heather Giles), 10.9kph; Sonkroft Boy (Mark Wall), 10.1kph; Whitleaze Serenity (Melanie Fauske), 9.4kph 1 elimination 20kms Pleasure Ride

Charlie (Joanna Hall), 9.6kph; Chevin Wardour (Victoria Smith), 9kph; Dobbin (Claire Blizzard), 9.9kph; Ennis (Sue Thompson), 10.7kph; Even Better Than Worse (Rachel Palmer), 9kph; Foxy (Sheila Jones), 8.5kph; Lady (Anne Worrall), 10.1kph; Mustapha Muffin (Janet Kenward), 9.9kph; Oliver (Lynn Brooker), 11kph; Pilgrim (Helen Buckingham), 8.5kph; Soda (Sue Cox), 10kph; Taranto (Suzanne Cruise), 8.8kph; Trigger (Sam Duggan), 9.3kph; Yaqeen (Jane Ainsworth), 11kph; Zante (Tasha Borland), 9.3kph EQUILIBRIUM LINDUM SPIRIT - DAY 5 (26/07/2015) 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Hamra Bint Krayaan (Bond Hardman), 11.3kph Completion: Delfyw Squwiggle (Hannah Ormerod), 10.2kph; Dorocina Valiant Be (Carol Edmondson), 10.2kph; Riyah Raquassah (Karen Corr), 11.3kph 52kms Graded Endurance Ride Completion: Tallulah (Rachel Tomlin), 12.1kph 44kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Bizout (Hannah Lydon), 12.5kph 44kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: Red House Lily Marlene (Jacqueline Lloyd), 12.6kph 1 elimination 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: Ja Amir Khan (Valerie Whalley), 10kph; Sandy W (Lily Gibbons), 12kph Grade 3: Hollyhedge Jakarta (Alexandra Rushton), 9.8kphCompletion: Amazlad Of The Hollies (Jacqueline Rushton), 9.8kph 32kms Pleasure Ride Earl Of Kilmurry (Maddie Pomroy), 9.2kph; Hackmore Golden Pearl (Natalie Smith), 9.5kph; Hill Billy (Rachel Knight), 11kph 20kms Pleasure Ride Feagh Antonio (Emma Harris), 9.7kph; Sulan Electric Prince (Kath McGhee), 9.7kph; Sunean Silver Ghost (Andrew Rowbolton), 11.3kph 15kms Pleasure Ride A Dream Of Gold (Orlagh) (Jane Cook), 9.5kph; Ard Shelly (Rachel McDonald), 11.8kph; Aristocracy Countess (Vicki Butler), 11.2kph; Beresford Sydney (Carol Counter), 9.7kph; Bha Sultan (Susan Crabtree), 8.1kph; Bobby (Karen Whittington), 10.2kph; Ceiriog Can Cymreig (Amelia Hart), 9.7kph; Chlione (Su Middleton), 10.2kph; Collyworth Cuthbert (Mike Arnold), 10kph; Connie (Tracy Ryan), 8.6kph; Cool Dude (Emma Taylor), 8.5kph; Crabswood Zelma (Bryony Parsler), 9.7kph; Cumbria Black Hareem (Amber Sole), 10kph; Denny Candy (Tolly Cottam), 9.9kph; Etherow Extrovert (Lottie Dennett), 9.7kph; Goulton Emperor Maximillion (Julie Barker), 10.5kph; Islay (Caroline Hales), 11.8kph; Jeppa Bear (Ray Turner), 9.3kph; Jessie (Judith Turner), 9.3kph; Jimmy MacAroni (Laura Dickens), 10kph; Joe Mouse (C Freear), 10.2kph; Karybrook Venus (Felicity Edmeston), 10kph; Keeloges Shamoah (Jenny Kidd), 10kph; Limited Edition (Kara Millhouse), 9.7kph; Lma Hadayyah (Emily Ferguson), 10kph; Lucky Love Cinders (Heather Whiteley), 10.5kph; Lucy Locket (Angela Hields), 8.6kph; Maggie May (Dan Astle-Carter), 10kph; Marmaduke Of York (Mark Kelly), 8.6kph; Mouse (Nicky Palin), 11.2kph; Pa Eblis (Jessica Strong), 11.3kph; Pantyfid Cloudy (Jennifer Rand), 9.7kph; Penny (Ann Featherstone), 10.8kph; Perpetua (Sarah Whiteley), 11.5kph; Queen Of Hearts (Claire Mellor), 10kph; Rasikh (Louise Palmer), 9.5kph; S G Enigmatika

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(Paula Lynam), 10kph; Scrumpy 2 (Hilary Weaver), 10.8kph; Splash (Zaila Barker), 10.5kph; Summer (Tara Barker), 10.5kph; Summer Breeze (Linda Cowperthwaite), 8.1kph; Taaqib (Heidi Clark), 10kph; Templehill Jasper (Tom Dennett), 9.8kph; Twiggy (Sammy Taylor), 8.4kph; Vlacq Irristible (Colin Sykes), 11.6kph; Xclusive Am (Hannah Maskell), 9.7kph 2 eliminations 12kms Pleasure Ride Tilly (Steph Brown), 10kph THE PHOENIX RIDE (02/08/2015) 65kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Silver Zourra (Nicola Sherry), 11.7kph Grade 2: Aa Talika (Judy Holloway), 11.7kph Grade 3: Aberllwyd Briar Rose (Alison House), 10.7kph; Zameel (Rachel Lima), 11.9kph Grade 4: Beewitched (Peta-Jane Field), 11.2kph; Penmenner Oberon (Victoria Ham), 11.2kph Completion: Khatanga (Linda Barnes), 10.7kph 42kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Ac Latifa Amirah (Tanya Southworth), 12kph; Zayin Encantado (Jenny Pierson), 12.4kph Grade 2: Aberllwyd Solstice Morn (Doug Wilson), 11.8kph; Firebird (Emily Nott), 12.4kph Grade 3: Druimghigha Shimoni (Christine Nicol), 11.8kph; Ja Noor (Susan Speed), 11.8kph; Keen Pleasure (Charles Newman), 13kph; Pollensa Bay (Kayleigh Mackenzie), 12.4kph Grade 4: Golden Gigolo (Deborah Edmond), 10.8kph; Mirjana (Gill Plumbley), 12.1kph Completion: Bey Sharim (Anya Langmead), 11.5kph; Thunder Storm (Bryony Edmond), 10.8kph; Traemar Narnia (Laura Short), 10.3kph 1 elimination 42kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: Boreina (Piers Geddes), 10.4kph Grade 3: Darwin (Amy Gilbert), 12kph Grade 4: Blessington All Star (Rhiannon Holman), 11kph; Pavots Dreamboy (Selina Burger), 13kph Completion: Bulbul (Robert Lovell), 8.1kph; Pizarra V (Philippa Unwin), 11kph; Shahlisha (Annie Lovell), 8.1kph; Spellbound Oberon (Della Short), 10.1kph 2 eliminations 34kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Samsara Kabir (Tony Griffin), 12kph; Solomons Ikey (Trish Griffin), 12kph Grade 4: Dearnebanks Mido (Jim Phillips), 10.6kph; Yberia (Julie Dare), 11kp Completion: H S Exile (Judith Baynes), 11kph 3 eliminations and 1 retired 34kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Zafhir (Morag Webb), 9.9kph Grade 2: Blakeswater Wilfred (Sarah Davenport), 10.5kph; May Blossom (Mandy Brown), 9.4kph; Rafael (Victoria Queen), 9.5kph; Tresmeake Bay (Megan Seedhouse), 11.6kph Grade 3: Al Askari (Keelie Dowker), 9.6kph; Broadreed Silver Mist (Nicola Berry), 10kph; El Borann (Helen Newton), 9.5kph Completion: Crosswinds Bright Spark (Jan Prettejohn), 10.4kph; Hurtstock Special Flame (Pauline Bird), 9.4kph; Its Me Alfie (Graham Wright), 8.7kph; Opium (Clare Kennedy), 9.4kph; Tiptoe Hobnob (Tracey Organ), 10.5kph 1 retired 34kms Pleasure Ride Barney (Daisy Waldron), 9.1kph; Blue (Tabitha Waldron), 9.1kph; Cfs Astreled

ADVERTISE HERE AND SECURE YOUR REGULAR SPOT IN ENDURANCE MAGAZINE (Nic Wigley), 11kph; Rajastan (Kathy Friday), 10kph; Sam (Helen MacDonaldHarris), 7.8kph; Sateer (Geraldine White), 9.6kph; Semper Fay (Janet Turner), 11kph; Spree (Julia Holtom), 8kph; Treasured Moonbeam (Karen C Jones), 11.5kph 2 retired 16kms Pleasure Ride Agalia Sky (Sandy Schott), 6.8kph; C S Cotillion (Helen Gilks), 5.7kph; Duke (Chrissie Jones), 6.9kph; Kingsby Thyme (Mary Hannah), 5.7kph; Leap Of Faith (Julian Langrish), 7.3kph; Maz (Karen Wood), 7.1kph; New Mill Quarme (Katherine McKenzie), 5.7kph; Oakwood Seth (Jodie Culpin), 7.3kph; Questionaire (Lisa Langrish), 7.3kph; Rosie (Sue Hemmings), 5.3kph; Sekond Edition (Gordon Hitchings), 7.3kph; Sheedy (Jade Saunders), 7.6kph; Tinto (Zoe Willford), 6.8kph; Tonto (Claire Ryall), 6.9kph; Wilson (Stuart Carter), 5.3kph HARWOOD (16/08/2015) 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Doonfellin Khamsin (Nikki Brown), 11.3kph Grade 4: Delfyw Squwiggle (Karen Corr), 12.1kph 2 eliminations 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 4: Redebank Jasmine (Sarah Armitt), 11.7kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: To The Last Man (Christine Myers), 10.2kph Grade 2: Harvey V (Lesley Owens), 10.2kph; Vlacq Halcyon Halo (Liz Forsyth), 9.2kph Grade 4: Amesbury Via Las Vagas (Emma Forsyth), 9.2kph Completion: Flynn (Lucy Walker), 9.2kph; Riversdale Bawika (Julie Linder), 8.8kph 1 elimination 32kms Pleasure Ride Denny Blue Mist (Chris Golding), 10.3kph; Macsen (Lee Nichol), 7.5kph; Major (Leanne Manze), 7.5kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 9.7kph; Penny (Ann Featherstone), 10.2kph; Ryelands Max A Million (Jamie Houghton), 9.7kph 1 elimination 18kms Pleasure Ride Amber IV (Lynsey Bainbridge), 8.5kph; Andrew Prince Of Brecon (Isobel Green), 8.3kph; Boris (Adrian Taylor), 10kph; Briar (Eva Adamski), 8.2kph; Dalewin Beauty (Elizabeth Worthy), 8.5kph; Dell (Jane Adamski), 8.2kph; Diamond (Juliet Olivier), 8.3kph; Dreamer (Becki Gerrard), 6.1kph; Hajar Kareem (Trisha Monkman), 8.3kph; Harboros Apollo (Michelle Stanley), 8.5kph; Jazz King (Carol Maley), 7.3kph; Jester (Sarah Wilkinson), 9kph; Joey (Kate Lewis), 6.1kph; Kosmic Rising (Sally Barrett), 5kph; Ladarna Of Langley (Edmund MacHolc), 8.2kph; Myrtle Of Combebank (Laura-Jane Macholc), 8.2kph; Rosco Rhumba (David Griffiths), 8.2kph; Sam (Claire Greenbank), 6.9kph; Shalamar Golden Girl (Angela Carter), 8.2kph; Silver Duchess (Sarah Stanley), 8.5kph; Skelton Miss Rose (Bob Graham), 7.3kph; Socs (Helen Lancaster), 10kph; Spirit (Angela Carroll), 7.9kph; Storm (Eleanor Dakker), 5kph; Sweep (Chris Miles), 7.9kph; Tia (Lynda Varley), 5kph; Tyier (Debbie Sadler), 6.9kph; Wayside Falcon (Helen Ward), 9.2kp FEI CH-EU-E OPEN LEZIRIAS (POR) (08/09/2007) F.E.I. 4star 160kms FEI Competitive Endurance Ride 17th: Jade Rani (Susan Hawes), 16.8kph S.E.R.C. DEVILLA (19/10/2014) 32kms Competitive Ride

Grade 2: Jumanji (Cheryl Wallace), 10.9kph; Lindston Kytrina (Emilie Fleming), 10.9kph 1 elimination S.E.R.C. HARESTANES (15/03/2015) 41kms Competitive Ride Grade 2: Hissane Orashaan (Gill Brown), 13.2kph 33kms Competitive Ride Grade 2: Bonnie Lass (Barbara Austin), 12.7kph Grade 3: Cumbria Khafifa (Mary Stockdale), 10.7kph Completion: Redebank Jasmine (Sarah Armitt), 11.9kph S.E.R.C. KELSO (12/04/2015) 32kms Competitive Ride Grade 2: Cumbria Khafifa (Mary Stockdale), 10.9kph; Jamie-Son (Barbara Jordan), 11.9kph S.E.R.C. EILDON (16/05/2015) 62kms 2 day Competitive Ride Grade 3: Foxghyll’s Folly (Kathleen Mcghee), 10.6kph 42kms Competitive Ride Completion: Clover Fire N Ice (Emma Leigh), 10.3kph 31kms Competitive Ride Grade 3: Bonnie Lass (Barbara Austin), 11.1kph Completion: Peterbrook Sunset Surprise (Carolyn Cummings), 10.7kph S.E.R.C. EILDON DAY 2 (17/05/2015) 31kms Competitive Ride Completion: Peterbrook Sunset Surprise (Carolyn Cummings), 10.9kph S.E.R.C. BRODIE (23/05/2015) F.E.I. 1star 82kms FEI Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Cumbria Sameh (Candy Cameron), 14.1kph Completion: Prince Zalah (Elizabeth Booth), 15.4kph S.E.R.C. WEST FENTON (31/05/2015) 34kms Competitive Ride Grade 1: Clover Fire N Ice (Emma Leigh), 14.2kph S.E.R.C. EARSHAIG (07/06/2015) 31kms Competitive Ride Grade 1: Jamie-Son (Barbara Jordan), 14.4kph S.E.R.C. SEACLIFF FEI (04/07/2015) F.E.I. 2star 122kms FEI Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Sheer Bliss (Lorna Kidson), 13.2kph 4 eliminations F.E.I. 1star 81kms FEI Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Apache Rose (Suzanne Mcconnell), 14.2kph 2nd: Rassam (Anne Booth), 14.2kph 3rd: Balishla (Fiona Griffiths), 13.2kph 4th: Za Marengo (Nicola Thorne), 13.1kph 5th: Hissane Orashaan (Gill Brown), 12.8kph 6th: Jvl Sergeant C Marshall (Carole Sykes), 12.7kph 3 eliminations S.E.R.C. SEACLIFF 2 (05/07/2015) 65kms Competitive Ride Grade 3: Amber IV (Lynsey Bainbridge), 12.1kph 50kms Competitive Ride Grade 3: Leo III (Sarah Wilkinson), 12.5kph Grade 4: Clover Fire N Ice (Emma Leigh), 10.9kph; Ltf Narada (Nicola Bowley), 12.2kph 50kms Competitive Ride (Novice)

Completion: Henry’s Colour Me Crazy (Bella) (Rachel Kidd), 12.2kph 33kms Competitive Ride Grade 2: Bonnie Lass (Barbara Austin), 12.2kph Grade 3: Magic Storm (Nicola Hamilton), 10.9kph S.E.R.C. BROUGHTON - DAY 1 (18/07/2015) 62kms 2 day Competitive Ride Grade 1: Foxghyll’s Folly (Kathleen Mcghee), 13.1kph; Leo III (Sarah Wilkinson), 13.1kph Grade 2: Magic Storm (Nicola Hamilton), 12.4kph 31kms Competitive Ride Grade 1: Bonnie Lass (Barbara Austin), 13.5kph S.E.R.C. BROUGHTON DAY 2 (19/07/2015) 30kms Competitive Ride Grade 1: Cumbria Khafifa (Mary Stockdale), 11.4kph S.E.R.C. NEWCASTLETON (26/07/2015) 50kms Competitive Ride Grade 4: Mill Starlight (Julie Banks), 10.2kph HANSLOPE RIDE - DAY 1 (01/08/2015) 120kms 2 day Competitive Endurance Ride Multi Day 1st: Aragorn (Ruth Chadwick), 13.1kph 2nd: Diana Of Court (Abigail Chisholm), 13.1kph 2 eliminations F.E.I. 2star 120kms Endurance Ride 1st: Dns Ronaldo (Kate Atkinson), 15.5kph; Laiza de Jalima (Marijke Visser), 15.5kph 2nd: Elayla (Katie Bedwin), 15.5kph; Oakleazefarm Czamak (Louise Rich), 15.5kph 3rd: Rassam (Anne Booth), 14.6kph 4th: Rocheros Qasbah (Nicola Martin), 14.2kph 5th: C S Khan (Melanie Davison), 14.2kph 6th: Aberllwyd Femme Fatalle (Kathy Carr), 14.2kph 7th: Jvl Sergeant C Marshall (Rachel Pemberton), 12.8kph 100kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Marcus Aurelius (Rebecca Bertram), 14.5kph 2nd: Warrens Hill Kizmet (Alice Loten), 14.5kph 86kms 2 day Graded Endurance Ride 2 Day Grade 1: Saintwestwell Silvermask (Raymond Davison), 13.2kph Grade 2: Zorro (Sharon Davison), 13.2kph 80kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Perfeq Pacha De Blaziet (Julie Kendall), 15.2kph 2nd: Hs Bellini (Caroline Cowley), 14.2kph 2 eliminations and 2 retired F.E.I. 1star 80kms Endurance Ride 1st: Medina Bin Neck (Shanti Roos), 15.1kph; Sky’s The Limit (Charlotte Chadwick), 15.1kph 2nd: Vlacq Hadiyah Kayal (Nicola Pell), 13kph 3rd: Distance Oasis (Heather Whiteley), 13kph Completion: Talek Des Godets (Christine Ryan), 14.8kph 3 eliminations 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Beths Choice (Lynn Harvey), 12.9kph; Firyuza (Annette Hansford), 13.3kph Grade 4: Angels Twilight Spirit (Roz Plail), 14.6kph 3 eliminations

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HEXHAMSHIRE TROPHY RIDE - DAY 2 (01/08/2015) 110kms 2 day Competitive Endurance Ride Multi Day 1st: Just Giles (Tracy Thompson), 11.5kph 1 retired 60kms 2 day Graded Endurance Ride 2 Day Completion: Peterbrook Sunset Surprise (Carolyn Cummings), 10.8kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Mill Starlight (Julie Banks), 12.9kph Grade 3: Cayenne (Jill Templeton), 11.7kph; Marcus Ibn Gayet (Jean Gilbert), 11.7kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: Sulan Electric Prince (Kathleen Mcghee), 10.8kph 30kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Flurrie (Jeni Gilbert), 10.8kph Grade 3: Guisburn Golden Cobweb (Paul Axcell), 11.1kph; Leo III (Sarah Wilkinson), 12kp Grade 4: Guisburn Szareen (Lorna Turner), 11.2kph; Jamyla (Angela Shutt), 10.9kph Completion: Painted Lady VII (Susan Russell), 10.9kph 1 elimination 30kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Dwyford Buster (Jeremy Harland), 10kph; Linnelwood Digby (Jo Woodford), 10.7kph Grade 2: Sam I (Karen Hynes), 9.4kph Grade 4: Badger (Bob) (Louise Young), 8.9kph; Rusadia (Ann Speirs), 8.5kph; Zahibouds Spirit (Caroline Fuller), 9kph Completion: Dene Droll Lass (Clare Campbell), 9kph; Forest In Shalla (Julie Rana), 10.5kph; Hillgarth Dreamcatcher (Hannah Young), 8.9kph; Sea Warrior (Nikki Dawson), 9.4kph 30kms Pleasure Ride Clodoald (Clare Thompson), 10kph; Dutch (Rosemary Granger), 10.7kph; Flynn (Flynn), 9.6kph; Hillgarth Mac (Fiona Kearton), 10kph; Kavanagh (Jay Casson), 10.7kph; Kochanski (Amanda Machin), 10kph; Mandy (Wendy Hendry), 8.9kph; Napolitano Itala (Amanda Carson), 10kph S.E.R.C. SEACLIFF (01/08/2015) 80kms Competitive Ride Grade 1: Cumbria Kalila (Gemma Pearson), 13.4kph 53kms Competitive Ride Grade 3: Cumbria Khafifa (Mary Stockdale), 12.9kph HANSLOPE RIDE - DAY 2 (02/08/2015) 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Yawl Hill Pollyanna (Kirsty Wiscombe), 12.5kph Grade 3: Bashir (Lorna Kidson), 12.5kph 1 elimination 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Oriole The Gold (Pamela Jordan), 10.5kph 50kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Trigger (Jane Walker), 13.2kph Grade 3: Fighting On (Rachel Tomlin), 12.5kph 43kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Haleys Empress (Abigail Goodrich), 12.5kph; Ramona (Maddy Mangan), 13.3kph Grade 2: Irak Ibn Egis (Linda Reeves), 12.5kph; Oakleaze Farm Czarena (Louise Rich), 12.1kph Grade 3: Djelai (Janet Ivens), 12.5kph; Remynisce (Susan Hawes), 11.2kph; St. Flannans Niamh (Gillian Hasberry), 13kph; Surplus To Requirements (Laura Graham), 12.4kph Completion: Ground Kontrol (Susan Rich), 12.1kph 43kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice)

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ADVERTISE HERE AND SECURE YOUR REGULAR SPOT IN ENDURANCE MAGAZINE Grade 1: Altivo I (David Hawes), 11.2kph; Bellaboolou (Rachael Spinks), 10.2kph; Binley Silver Spark (Rebecca Gant), 11.2kph; Bourningwood Class Act (Julie Dobberson), 12.8kph; Cally (Sophia Mccoy), 12.8kph; Miss Brownes Fancy (Leoni McCall), 11.2kph Grade 3: Clonlaras Dubh (Jo Mccormac), 12.6kph; Llanidan Lambert (Jennifer Allard), 11.2kph Completion: Egyptian Whirlwind (Linda Cowperthwaite), 12.4kph 1 elimination 34kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Beths Choice (Lynn Harvey), 13.5kph Grade 2: Kates Mate (Carri-Ann Dark), 14.7kph; Rowdy Cow Girl (Sally Jones), 11.5kph Grade 3: Winter Mist (Sarah JenkinsBrown), 10.5kp 1 elimination 34kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Bodacious Barnaby (Hayley Robinson), 11.5kph; H S Indiana (Janet Machin), 12.9kph; Kastano Aneksartisia (Carolyn Joesbury), 12.2kph; Lacey (Annabelle Lyndon), 10.7kph; Magical Merlin (Gemma Grodkiewicz), 12.9kph; Rancar Borealis (Renee Patience), 10.9kph; Shatzar (Jane Alexander), 10.6kph; William Bonnie (Steven Bates), 12.2kph Grade 2: Akzent (Elaine Barber), 9.2kph; Borlando (Bryony Baxter), 9.2kph; Fawkes (Claire Horsefield), 13.1kph; Nico (Kerry Lloyd), 11.8kph Grade 3: Quarryfarm Aries (Izzie Hale), 11.5kph Grade 4: Harvey (Karen Bronne), 8.7kph Completion: Hawkridge Major (Formally Minstrel) (Tracey Lee), 10.4kph; Seamus (Karen Kendall), 8.8kph; Woody (Nicola Taylor), 8.7kph 34kms Pleasure Ride Capitan Cr (Jill Webb), 10.1kph; Captain Snowball (Peter Alexander), 10.6kph; June (Karen Matthews), 10.1kph; Shahir Neesan (Nicky Pumphrey), 11.8kph; Solar Flare (Emma Daniel), 10.7kph; Storm I (Joannah Parker), 13.5kph 2 retired 30kms Pleasure Ride Cadenza Talisman (Jim Parsler), 13.1kph; Longcross Velvet (Bryony Parsler), 13.1kph 20kms Pleasure Ride Badger (Natalie Briggs), 6kph; Bracken (Julie Hearn), 7.5kph; Jaymikie Sisin Water Nymph (Lindsey Comben), 10.5kph; Lady (Phoebe Hall), 12.5kph; Lovelyhill Stepping Out (Beverley Davies), 8.3kph; Mr Tom (Olivia Ciccone), 10.4kph; Noir (Grace Hamilton), 12.5kph; Puzzle (Sally Myers), 8.3kph; Xander (Leanne Little), 6kph; Xdy Honey Barnes (Ellie Barnes), 10.5kph 16kms Pleasure Ride Alfie (Chelsie), 5.5kph; Baia (Annie Guess), 5.5kph; Cob Prince (Julie Lynch), 5.5kph; Dakaman (Heather Cornick), 6.7kph; Dax (Lisa Chawner), 11.2kph; Dialstotal Eclipse (Gill Hensley), 9.5kph; Elmo (Vanessa Woodhouse), 11.2kph; Herbert Sherbert (Heather Whittington), 9.5kph; Jacko (Olivia Cornick), 6.7kph; Nellie (Julie Giles), 5.5kph; Tosca (Sam Woolley), 6.4kph; Vicky (N Bradshaw), 10.6kph; Woody (Kim Woodley), 6.4kph HEXHAMSHIRE TROPHY RIDE - DAY 1 (02/08/2015) 65kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Royal Olympian (Rachael Fothergill), 11.5kph 1 elimination and 1 retired 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice)

Grade 2: Sulan Electric Prince (Kathleen Mcghee), 10.3kph 40kms Pleasure Ride Kochanski (Amanda Mackin), 8.8kph 1 elimination 30kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Bonnie Lass (Barbara Austin), 11.3kph; Quenotte Du Henny (Janet Parker), 12.2kph Grade 3: Ash (Jackie Axcell), 11.1kph; Guisburn Golden Cobweb (Paul Axcell), 11.1kph 1 elimination 25kms Pleasure Ride Heolyrhedyn Element (Judith Baker), 10.4kph; Khurafa Amir (Celina Whittaker), 9.6kph; Maestro (No Name Given), 10.7kph; No Name Given (Anna Brayson), 9.7kph; Phisani (Lisa Johnson), 10.7kph; Tannasg Dancing Diva (Penny Pearce), 8kph; Treacle Toffee Lady (Eileen Clark), 8kph 19kms Pleasure Ride Bella (Sharon Morrison), 8.4kph; Bessie (Milly Lee), 7.8kph; Crioch Khamsin (Rosemary Matthew), 9.1kph; Darcy (Carolyn Barber), 8.2kph; Denver (Lorna Hepell-Bell), 10.3kph; Doylan Parisienne Gold (Sally Bland), 9.4kph; Fairways Casino (Lynne Garner), 9.5kph; Forest Enshalla (Julie Rana), 9.4kph; Gem (Emma Knight), 9.5kph; Miekle Jinnie (Cheryl Clarke), 8.2kph; Nancy Girl (Charlotte Ho), 8kph; Painted Lady VII (Sue Russell), 9.2kph; Park House Split Decision (Julie O’Neill), 8.2kph; Prince (Kathryn Parker), 8.2kph; Red Rory (Jo-Anne Knight), 9.5kph; Rhiannon (Christine Hogarth), 8.2kph; Toby (Ellie White), 8.2kph; Xenon (Ellen Ice), 8.4kp 3 eliminations 13kms Pleasure Ride Chocolate (Kylebeck Columbine) (Michelle Nolan), 7.2kph; Donny (Judith Firth), 6.4kph; Moorbridge Falcon (Molly O’Donnell), 7.2kph; Sea Warrior (Nikki Dawson), 7.2kph; Spring (Simon Sellars), 6.4kph S.E.R.C. SEACLIFF D2 (02/08/2015) 65kms Gated Ride 2nd: Magic Storm (Nicola Hamilton), 14.3kph PROVOST LODGE (09/08/2015) 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Hs Etro (Janice CockleyAdams), 11.8kph 1 elimination 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Orlando (Gaynor Jones), 11.9kph Completion: Delfyw Squwiggle (Karen Corr), 12.4kph; Orelie Griff (Tania Fitton), 11.9kph 1 elimination 52kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Storm I (Joannah Parker), 11.9kph Grade 3: Chazan (Vivian Cheung), 12.1kph Grade 4: Almaak (Jason Tse), 12.1kph; Fks Baarik Ibn Pharook (Lorna Skinner), 10.3kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Bey Dryad (Gillian Hensley), 11.8kph; Little Bird (Isobella Fricker), 11.6kph; Silvretta Glama Girl (Annabel Kay), 10.7kph Grade 4: Ballydoolagh Alfie (Jeni Gilbert), 13kph Completion: Ammanvalley Comet (Sue Abbott), 10kph; Blossom I (RichardBradley Hancock), 1 retired 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Consorte (Nicola Chappell), 10.7kph; Rotherdale Victoria (Jess Smith), 10.7kph

Grade 2: Corsario (Harriet Wheeler), 10.7kph; Lva Troy (Susan Scarborough), 10kph; Rv Ali Kabeer (Tizzie White), 13.5kph Completion: Attila De Rouaisse (Lewis Sharp), 13.5kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Inde 2 (Janice Morton), 11kph Grade 3: Equiloan Phoebes Gold (Larissa Whiley), 12.6kph; Laity Red Alert (Rosie Marsh), 10.8kph; Meiros Victoria Capella (Richard Lowe), 10.5kph; Salladin (Heather Alexander), 11.1kph Grade 4: Belle Etoile Bolero (Amie Grainger), 10.4kph; Cs Ibn Fiesta (Debbie Williams), 10.7kph 2 eliminations 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Ben Shah (Megan Barradell), 12.6kph; Bizout (Hannah Lydon), 10.1kph; Elmo (Vanessa Woodhouse), 10.6kph; Maraday Monique (Rachel Tomlin), 10.1kph; Nico (Kerry Lloyd), 9.8kph Grade 2: Beavis (Lara Inglott), 9.4kph; Honey’s Copper Top (Jeanette Bennett), 10.9kph; Jaymikie Sicin Water Nymph (Lindsey Comben), 9.5kp Grade 3: Aughnacliffe Patchy (Karen Young), 11.6kph; Silver Lining (Lara Mason), 9.5kph; Spola From Old Hills (Janet Fentiman), 9.5kph Grade 4: Baraka Shah (Angela Hughes), 8.5kph; Bedouin (Lisa Wilkinson), 10.6kph; Tom (Alex Linn), 9.8kph; Zheraton (Diane Thomas), 8.5kph Completion: Ck Vahreyn (Sashikala Davies), 8kph 4 eliminations 20kms Pleasure Ride Ardundwy Griff (Karen Matthews), 9kph; Asia (Gemma Parkin), 8.8kph; Captain Cr (Jill Webb), 9kph; Kodi (Pam Heighton), 9.4kph; Whitehawk Random Design (Craig Painting), 10.7kph WENTWOOD IN SUMMER (09/08/2015) 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 4: Artizana Tah-Zen (Sue Linney), 11.5kph 1 elimination 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Arranberg Mai (Fiona Valentine), 14.1kph; Ibn Al Helal (Anita Gordon), 13.8kph Grade 2: Palaza (Gwendoline Pickering), 14.2kph Grade 3: Penhwnllys Seline De Mon (Helen Barrett), 14kph; Silver Tariba (Susan Speed), 13.6kph Grade 4: D’Hab (Kim Sinnott), 11.8kph 2 eliminations 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Dontellempike (Charlotte Dicker), 13.4kph; Granby Sting (Maureen Langham), 11kph; Madinah (Carol Jones), 12.5kph; Pele (Beti Gordon), 13.8kph; Peponi (Christopher Wray), 11.8kph; Psyzan (Catherine Rawnsley), 13.4kph Grade 2: Marl Joclyn (Laura Robinson), 10.6kph Grade 3: Benjamin Bittern (Paul Langham), 11kph; Pavots Dreamboy (Selina Burger), 13.5kph Completion: Alleka Shareen (Lindsay Williams), 10.3kph; Poppet (Ronald Watt), 14.1kph; Steady Eddie II (Alyson Williams), 10.5kph 40kms Pleasure Ride More Confusion (Heather Whiteley), 10.6kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Solomons Ikey (Trish Griffin), 13.7kph Grade 2: Becky C (Karen Cadman), 11.7kph; Samsara Kabir (Tony Griffin), 13.7kph

Grade 3: Gwel Ycoeds Razil (Julie Mckeown), 10.7kph 3 eliminations and 1 retired 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Binley Silver Spark (Rebecca Gant), 9.7kph; Des’Brie (Jenny Hogan), 9.7kph; Foxcourt Tia Marrie (Sharon Jones), 11.7kph; Sharif El Ra (Samantha Howard), 9.6kph; Suchaking (Malcolm Greenaway), 9.7kph; Treasured Moonbeam (Karen Jones), 13.2kph Grade 2: Farmways Autumn Gold (Leanne Davies), 10.9kph; Georgie Girl (Liz James), 10.9kph; Irshaad (Christopher Baker), 11kph; Little Man (Lily-Jo Levy), 11.7kph; Llanidan Lambert (Jennifer Allard), 11.3kph; Maggie (Karen Burch), 9.3kph; Maidendale Legacy (Raylene Steptoe), 10.4kph; Malibu-OnIce (Jane Berry), 11.7kph; Meraldos (Karen Greig), 10.4kph Grade 3: Falwen Chantilly (Debra Liveley), 11.2kph; Hazevern Queens Quest (Kathy Pugh), 11.7kph; Minnesota (Kate Buck), 10.9kph Grade 4: Creggaun Cream (Emily Redman), 9.6kph; Loulou (Kim Conroy), 9.4kph; Malaak (Claire Dovey), 11kph; Seren Hanau (Elizabeth Popham), 13.2kph; Venus (Carol Sobucinska), 10.5kph Completion: Dashing Prince (Richard Parry), 10.9kph 28kms Pleasure Ride Charlie (Joanna Hall), 9.9kph; N’Kira (Karen Davies), 12.4kph 20kms Pleasure Ride Aktor (Maxine Golledge), 7.1kph; Don Vito (Caroline Mercier), 8.3kph; Hs Gwero (Lesley Kennedy), 7.1kph; Stella III (Nicola Davies), 8.3kph; Troy Dancing Lightening (Helen Bailey), 8.3kph CRANWICH - DAY 1 (15/08/2015) 130kms 2 day Competitive Endurance Ride Multi Day 1st: Ruwais Bolero (Daisy Strang), 14.1kph 2nd: Ravel’s Bolero (Amie Grainger), 14.1kph 130kms 2 day Long 2day Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Silva Quartz (Emma Martin), 14.8kph Grade 2: Shoshana (Ann Harrison), 15.3kph 2 eliminations 121kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: H S Drift (Carri-Ann Dark), 15.3kph 107kms 2 day Graded Endurance Ride 2 Day Grade 1: Reba (Lesley Caswell), 13.7kph 84kms 2 day Graded Endurance Ride 2 Day Grade 1: Apollos Tara (Caroline Long), 12.2kph; Ghalib Zafir (Julie Martin), 14.2kph; Laity Red Alert (Rosie Marsh), 13.3kph; Simply Dennis (Sue Gregg), 13.4kph; W L A Elektra (Gail Jupp), 11.7kph; Zaferan (Madison Pomroy), 13.7kph; Zarzuela (Christine Wensley), 13.6kph Grade 2: Ballydoolagh Alfie (Jeni Gilbert), 14.1kph; Cf Winter Amadeus (Pat Guerin), 14kph; Redwings Milky Way (Keighley Pomroy), 13.6kph; Zahkira (Linda Herriott), 12.5kph Grade 3: Blossom I (Richard-Bradley Hancock), 13kph Grade 4: Paramal (Helen Gipson), 12.8kph 2 eliminations 81kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Crystal Wissam (Anna Williams), 17.4kph 2nd: Ben Shah (Larissa Whiley), 16.8kph 3rd: Shingle Street Speshal (Antonia Hardwick), 16.8kph

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Strang), 13.8kph; Goyallt Shanco (John Illingworth), 13.3kph; Magners Gold (Jane Wyatt), 15.2kph; Milly (Susan Durman), 14.2kph; Rowdy Cow Girl (Sally Jones), 11.4kph; St. Flannans Niamh (Gillian Hasberry), 13.7kph Grade 2: Ammanvalley Comet (Sue Abbott), 11.3kph; Inferno (Alex Tennant), 15.8kph; Kolinka Of Dragonmead (Janet Kenward), 13.4kph; Surplus To Requirements (Laura Graham), 13.4kph Grade 3: Penhwnllys Samala De Mons (Katie Bedwin), 14.4kph; William Bonnie (Steven Bates), Grade 4: Dakaman (Heather Cornick), 11.1kph; Meiros Victoria Capella (Richard Lowe), 12.9kph 42kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Altivo I (David Hawes), 12.9kph; Ervelough Tomas (Joy Toomer), 13.3kph; Good Morgan (Jessica Sedgwick), 14.8kph; Kastano Aneksartisia (Carolyn Joesbury), 12.8kph; Royal Innfusion (Diane Archer), 11.4kph; Secret Sentinel (Hissa Alnehayan), 10.2kph; Sparks Will Fly (Deborah Horney), 12.1kp Grade 2: Ca Jalmeer (John Black), 14.1kph; Wisespares Tempo (Helen Ganney), 11.1kph Grade 3: Clonlaras Dubh (Jo Mccormac), 13.9kph; Meraldos (Karen Greig), 13.4kph Grade 4: Lva Troy (Susan Scarborough), 11.1kph 3 eliminations 33kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Inde 2 (Janice Morton), 13.2kph; Kal Baishakhi (Rebecca Northover), 11.8kph Grade 4: Push The Button (Karen Carr), 11.8kph 33kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Arrow I (Jane Skinner), 11.4kph; Ashquar (Tracey Chilvers), 11.5kph; Cs Clarion (Peggy Sofley), 12.2kph; Cumbria Black Kareem (Emily Ferguson), 10.7kph; Dunlewey Prada (Jane Powell), 11kph; Fidus Rahmoon (Helen Legood), 11.8kph; Kilbeg Flash (Carole Portlock), 13.5kph; Llanidan Lambert (Jennifer Allard), 11.9kph; Magical Merlin (Gemma Grodkiewicz), 12.5kph; Sandy W (Lily Gibbons), 13.1kph; Sf Ambassadors Amir (Sally-Anne Filtness), 12.8kph; Tawmarsh Miel (Lynne Howlett), 11.8kph Grade 2: Carrbank Daisy May (Lesley Harrison), 13.1kph; Copshawholm Roman Emperor (Jean Spearing), 13.1kph; Parynoia (Wendy Miles), 9.8kph; Sam Valley (Heather Plasted), 11.1kph Grade 3: Bedouin (Lisa Wilkinson), 11.2kph; Glenomra Corona (Lisa Powell), 14.1kph; Miss Brownes Fancy (Leoni McCall), 11.9kph; Princess Aurora (Nicole Cruse), 12.2kph Grade 4: Izzy Keen (Vicki White), 10.7kph; Maidendale Legacy (Raylene Steptoe), 12kph; Never Ending Magic (Jordan King), 12kph; Prince Caspian III (Isobel Fleming), 11.3kph Completion: Bha Sultan (Linda Cowperthwaite), 11kph; Hartley (Caroline Johnson), 11.4kph; Joey (Alison Taylor), 10.5kph 3 eliminations 33kms Pleasure Ride Bevois Bobby (Karen Whittington), 11.8kph; Harry (Tracey Parker), 11.2kph; Ltf Kalisha (Emma Husband), 10.7kph; Smurf (Katie Parker), 11.2kph; The Red Viscount (Charis Denham), 12.8kph 23kms Pleasure Ride Frostie (Mike Mccoy); Jasper (Helen Brown); Justin Quisative (Alison Coote), 10.6kph; Silver Cognac (Angela Raven), 10.6kph S.E.R.C. KIRKTON MANOR

(20/08/2015) 30kms Competitive Ride Grade 2: Clover Fire N Ice (Emma Leigh), 11.1kph PEAK DISTRICT - DAY 1 (22/08/2015) 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Aragorn (Ruth Chadwick), 14.2kph; Déjà Vu (Ann Harrison), 13.3kph; Sigmunt (Tracey Walthall), 13.3kph; Sky’s The Limit (Charlotte Chadwick), 14.2kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Ima-Gine (Stuart Barkway), 13.7kph; Krayaan Nasser (Josie RatterEvison), 13.1kph Grade 3: Miyaz (Karen Robinson), 11kph Grade 4: Bonanza Bin Shuwaimeh (Terence Madden), 13.1kph; Sg Anesstasia (Joanna Gibson), 14.7kph 1 elimination 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Clicquot Of Scaleby (Amanda Crompton), 11.2kph; Dougie (Kirsten Nokling), 9.9kph; Peponi (Christopher Wray), 11.4kph; Rotherdale Victoria (Jess Smith), 10kph; Sheer Bliss (Amy Gibson), 11.8kp Grade 2: Shannon (Philip Cooper), 9.9kph Completion: Bey Dshar (Norma-Jean Ryder), 8.6kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Sylvanpark Scallywag (Lesley Parker), 11.2kph Grade 2: Hildith Dancing Dream (Julie Scott), 11.2kph Grade 3: Gayhanieh’s Star (Lesley Cantrill), 12.6kph Grade 4: Cosmo (Helen Foster), 10.2kph; Lucy G (Jacky Goodman), 12.8kph; Squire (Gaynor Jones), 11.8kph Completion: Bashir (Rachel Rolfe), 11.8kph 1 elimination 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Bizout (Hannah Lydon), 10.2kph; Golden Pride (Dave Catchpole), 13.2kph; Haleys Empress (Julie Goodrich), 10kph; Llanidan Lambert (Jennifer Allard), 11.4kph; Maraday Monique (Rachel Tomlin), 10.2kph; To The Last Man (Christine Myers), 10.6kph Grade 2: Itsy (Iona Peat), 13.2kph Grade 3: Marlak Super Dude (Carol Taylor), 11.3kph; Syrus (Samantha White), 9.7kph Grade 4: Egyptian Whirlwind (Linda Cowperthwaite), 11.4kph; Ginger 672 (Joanne Cooper), 9.6kph Completion: Brave (Aline Peat), 13.2kph 3 eliminations and 1 retired 32kms Pleasure Ride Ethaar (Caroline Le Butt), 10.7kph; Kitty (Patsy Barron), 9.1kph; Merlin’s Magic (Lesley Owens), 10.6kph; Minty (Caroline McCandlish), 9.1kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 10.6kph; Pantyfid Cloudy (Jennifer Rand), 11.4kph; Ryelands Max A Million (Jamie Houghton), 10.6kph 16kms Pleasure Ride Casius (Sarah Lane), 6.5kph; Esp Can Cun F (Jane Barrett), 6.5kph; Milly (Sue Mayer), 8.7kph; No Name Given (Janice Close), 8.7kph; Solitaires After Dark (Kate Hutchinson), 6.6kph; Sunean Silver Ghost (Sue Cunningham), 8.4kph; Sweet Finale (Andrew Rowbottom), 8.4kph BRENTOR (23/08/2015) 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Darwin (Sj Scrase), 10.9kph; Firebird (Lesley Nott), 10.9kph Completion: Ac Latifa Amirah (Tanya Southworth), 10.9kph 50kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Fantom (Anderijn Peeters), 10.8kph Grade 3: Dubai Valentino (Saffron

Bishop), 11.9kph Grade 4: Dilmun (Annie Joppe), 10.8kph Completion: T F A Ibn Al Gert (Beverley Jenkin), 11.1kph 42kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Aa Talika (Judy Holloway), 11.5kph Grade 3: Ja Noor (Susan Speed), 10.5kph 42kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Tresmeake Bay (Megan Seedhouse), 10.5kph Grade 3: Karmacan Blue (Tam Russell), 10.7kph 1 elimination 30kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Cs Chimera (Zoe Hyslop), 10.9kph Grade 3: Eskar (Liz Cross), 10.7kph; Ieschia (Angela Cron), 10.9kph; Yawl Hillbilly (Kirsty Wiscombe), 10.7kp Completion: Sahir Kashmir (Trena Brock), 10.5kph 1 elimination 30kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: El Borann (Helen Newton), 10.3kph; Mhs Matata (Amanda Satchell), 10.3kph; Right Side Up (Diana Rundle), 10.4kph; Silver Zaanif (Jessie Lethbridge), 10.4kph; Zafhir (Morag Webb), 10.2kph Grade 2: Al Askari (Keelie Dowker), 9.2kph; Harik (Hayley Wedlake), 10.5kph; Latek (Victoria Mosey), 9.2kph; Rafael (Victoria Queen), 10.3kph Grade 3: Chiquita Princesca (Amanda Nicholson), 9.9kph; Cotswolds Amirah (Freya Gallichan), 8.9kph; Foxhills Double Crown (Naomi Saunders), 9.6kph Grade 4: Black Inca (Simon Brown), 9.8kph; May Blossom (Mandy Brown), 9.2kph 2 eliminations 30kms Pleasure Ride Billy (Sharon Peter), 10.5kph; Ciara Of Cashelane (Emma Harris), 10.5kph; H S Ecuador (Matthew Cameron), 10kph; H S Envoy (Chris Cameron), 10kph 17kms Pleasure Ride Aylesland Swiflet (Rosemary Buckler), 8.7kph; Becky (Yvonne Eastmond), 9.2kph; Bramble (Lynda Beer), 8.9kph; Emard (Julia Wolfendale), 8.8kph; Flying Artist (Val Jones), 9.5kph; George (Sophie Wolfendale), 8.8kph; Grannabel (Sally Nicholson), 7.9kph; Jephanil Indiarna (Karen Sharpe), 9.3kph; Kashka (Jennie Dallas), 8.4kph; Mahboobti (Felicitiy Harris), 9kph; Miami Fair (Shirley Mudge), 7.7kph; Oberons Bounty (Kate Bridgewater), 7.7kph; Percy (Liz Parks), 9kph; Red House Quest (Jo Lethbridge), 9.9kph; Rio (Kerry Friend), 9.1kph; Riversdale Edward (Mary Brown), 7.6kph; Ruby (Jan Williams), 7.7kph; Sharkira (M Whorton), 7.9kph; Sheedy (Jade Saunders), 8.9kph; Tylor (Jo Utton), 7.7kph; Vlacq Aiwen (Rita Bull), 7.6kph RIDGEWAY BARBURY CASTLE - DAY 1 (23/08/2015) 80kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Sa’da Sekora (Gillian Talbot), 16.5kph 2nd: Roundhills Harvest Shine (Heather Evans), 16kph 3rd: Seren Rigel (Rebecca Kinnarney), 16kph 4th: Sakeena Sky Zayin (Paul Simmons), 15.9kph 5th: Rassam (Anne Booth), 15.9kph 6th: C F S Astreled (Nic Wigley), 15.9kph 7th: Distance Oasis (Heather Whiteley), 13.9kph 8th: Diana Of Court (Abigail Chisholm), 13.4kph 9th: Hs Fayrouz (Joanna Chisholm), 13.4kph 80kms Graded Endurance Ride

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Braithwaite), 10.4kph; Tilly Trotter (Julie Chapman), 10.9kph 1 retired 16kms Pleasure Ride Diamond (Juliet Olivier), 12.6kph; Fearqanaium (Audrey Taylor), 9.1kph; McKenna (Jean Bennett), 7.8kph; Meifle Jinnie (Cheryl Clarke), 9.1kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 9.3kph; Park House Split Decision (Julie O’Neill), 9.1kph; Ryelands Max A Million (Jamie Houghton), 9.3kph BOYTON HALL - DAY 2 (06/09/2015) 82kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Elayla (Katie Bedwin), 14.5kph Grade 3: W L A Elektra (Gail Jupp), 11.2kph 1 elimination 66kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Laity Red Alert (Rosie Marsh), 10.9kph; Zaferan (Madison Pomroy), 10.8kph Grade 3: Emira Bint Letifa (Sally Toye), 12.2kph Grade 4: Redwings Milky Way (Keighley Pomroy), 10.8kph 41kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Ramona (Maddy Mangan), 13.8kph Grade 2: Inde 2 (Janice Morton), 12.3kph; Phebus Cabirat (Brigid Fairman), 12.4kph; Simeric Solaman (Julia Harman), 11.3kph Grade 3: Cardinal Panache (Viv Coleman), 11.3kph; Dromasque (Leonie Davenport), 11.3kph; Minnie I (Catharine Rideout), 10.9kph; Noble Chieftan (Amanda Roche-Kelly), 11.1kph; Zowington (Gb) (Elaine Wallbridge), 11.8kph Grade 4: Eba Merlot (Caroline Thompson), 12.4kph Completion: Earl Of Killmurray (Jane Girling), 11.9kph; Sandlings Joop (Antonia Hardwick), 12.6kph 41kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: El Azraff Amirah (Judith Yarnold), 10.9kph; Hs Talus (Anna Kidd), 12.4kph Grade 2: L B Armanii (Richard Allen), 11.1kph Completion: Sweet Siren (Sandra Cavalieri), 11.1kph 34kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Boolagh Betty (Hilary Carr), 13.1kph Grade 3: Meiros Victoria Capella (Richard Lowe), 11.3kph 34kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Spanish Heir (Isobella Fricker), 10.1kph Grade 2: Prince Caspian III (Isobel Fleming), 9.2kph Grade 3: Parynoia (Wendy Miles), 9.1kph Completion: Bedouin (Lisa Wilkinson), 11.3kph; Push The Button (Pippa Howie), 11.4kph 18kms Pleasure Ride Silver Prince Sadik (Peggy Sofley), 7.2kph; Sylvan Illusion (Carol Chapman), 7.2kph LONG MYND (06/09/2015) 66kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Silver Zourra (Nicola Sherry), 11.6kph Grade 2: Oriole The Gold (Pamela Jordan), 10.8kph Grade 3: Beths Choice (Lynn Harvey), 10.6kph; Southern Comfort (Denise Nancarrow), 10.8kph Completion: Diana Of Court (Abigail Chisholm), 11.6kph

44kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Irak Ibn Egis (Linda Reeves), 11.5kph Grade 2: Druimghigha Lantana (Sue Box), 11.5kph; H S Indiana (Janet Machin), 11.4kph; Woodie Woodpecker (Alicia Reeves), 11.5kph Grade 3: D’Hab (Kim Sinnott), 11.2kph; Watibou Coutillas (Alex Tennant), 10.7kph Grade 4: A Little Bit Of Magic (Andrea Champ), 10.3kph; Angies Girl (Angie Williams), 11.5kph; Granby Sting (Maureen Langham), 12.4kph; Kalach (Claire Barry), 11.4kph; Merlin III (Bethan Lewis), 11.8kph Completion: Aberllwyd Prince Elky (Claire Pilkington), 10.8kph 44kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Pele (Beti Gordon), 11.8kph; Peponi (Christopher Wray), 10.4kph; Ptolemaeus (Bethan Jones), 11.5kph; Shirajah (June Davies), 11.5kph Grade 3: Shannon (Philip Cooper), 11.1kph Grade 4: Gaelic Clover (Alice Newby), 11.7kph; Gracielo (Khalid Al-Khayat), 10.4kph Completion: Aberllwyd Ibn Phariz (Sarah Turner), 10.8kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 2: Aberllwyds Astoriz (Penny Rawnsley), 11.2kph; Diamond Destiny (Anna Collins), 11.4kph; Lucy G (Jacky Goodman), 11kph; Samsara Kabir (Tony Griffin), 12.8kph; Solomons Ikey (Trish Griffin), 12.8kph Grade 3: Hs Iliad (Sue Bostelmann), 12.3kph Grade 4: Cosmo (Helen Foster), 11.3kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Blackie (Danielle Glaister), 10.1kph; Bodis Panache (Alix Nattrass), 12.1kph; Deliva Crianza (Lindsey Walters), 11.8kph; Gafros Minstral (Jacqui Kedward), 10.4kph; Llanidan Lambert (Jennifer Allard), 12.1kph; Marl Joclyn (Laura Robinson), 10.9kph; Stella II (Laura Graham), 9.5kph Grade 2: Ceiriog Can Cymreig (Star) (Amelia Hart), 10.1kph; Linhay Lale (Jenny Barnes), 10.7kph; Swish (Ceri Jones), 9.3kph; Terenz Ibn Chatanz (Gillian Talbot), 9.7kph Grade 3: Falwen Chantilly (Debra Liveley), 10.5kph; Hendrewen Pirate (Nicola Davies), 9.5kph; Marlak Super Dude (Carol Taylor), 10.5kph Completion: Aosta Tequila (Carole Brizuela), 9.5kph; Cwyrtai Sharif (Jane Smith), 8kph; Fold Elite (Karen Cadman), 8kph; Ianto (Eifion Roberts), 9.3kph; Petra (Iola Roberts), 9.3kph; Wildrose Baariq (Donna Taylor), 8kph 32kms Pleasure Ride Arabella Al Jassan (Piers Geddes), 9.5kph; Barik (Abbi Tennant), 10.2kph; Bordesley Golden Ayanna (Camilla Mascall), 11.7kph; Diamond Mr Osk (Sasha Hart), 10.1kph; Zalditxu (Anne Blakemore), 8.2kph; Zante (Sam Duggan), 9.8kp 16kms Pleasure Ride Ben (Georgia Oliver), 6.7kph; Chevin Wardour (Victoria Smith), 6.1kph; Even Better Than Worse (Rachel Palmer), 6.1kph; Purdy (Tink Gwilliam), 6.7kph FEI CH-EU-E 160 SAMORIN (SVK) (11/09/2015) F.E.I. 4star 160kms FEI Competitive Endurance Ride Completion: L R Bold Greyson (Nicola Thorne), 17.4kph

1 elimination THE CLENT HILLS (12/09/2015) 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Sigmunt (Tracey Walthall), 12.3kph Grade 3: Aurontes (Judy Holloway), 12.1kph; Dubai Valentino (Saffron Bishop), 12.2kph Completion: Déjà Vu (Ann Harrison), 12.3kph 2 retired 48kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Zameel (Rachel Lima), 11.2kph Grade 3: Haleys Empress (Abigail Goodrich), 10.9kph 48kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 2: Clonlaras Dubh (Jo Mccormac), 10.7kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Simply Dennis (Sue Gregg), 11.9kph Grade 4: Granby Sting (Maureen Langham), 12.1kph Completion: Cosmo (Helen Foster), 11kph; Tallulah (Rachel Tomlin), 10.7kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Cherrylodge Annabelle (Axelle Wall), 11.8kph; Llanidan Lambert (Jennifer Allard), 9.8kph; Lucky Streich (Michael Bates), 10.1kph Grade 4: Maidendale Legacy (Raylene Steptoe), 8.6kph; Meraldos (Karen Greig), 8.6kph; Nemesis (Tracy Pitt), 8.6kph; Psydona (Tracy Keeling), 11.5kph Completion: Oxnead Ophelia (Teresa Hill), 8.6kph; Silvretta Awesome (Vicki Seymour), 8.6kph 1 retired 32kms Pleasure Ride Kaye (Paige Hawthorn), 9.8kph 2 eliminations 16kms Pleasure Ride Charlie (Joanna Hall), 7.9kph; Jordan (Shannon Byrne), 7.8kph; Rhoswen Heather (Justine Yardley), 5.8kph; Trigger (Jane Walker); Zante (Tash Borland) S.E.R.C. AUCHENCROW (13/09/2015) 62kms Competitive Ride Grade 3: Clover Fire N Ice (Emma Leigh), 11.4kph 50kms Competitive Ride Grade 1: Lindston Kytrina (Cheryl Wallace), 13.5kph 43kms Competitive Ride Grade 1: Cumbria Kalila (Gemma Pearson), 13.5kp KEYSOE KEYSOE (13/09/2015) 120kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Sg Anesstasia (Joanna Gibson), 14.7kph 2nd: Pstylistic (Gillian Campbell), 14.2kph F.E.I. 2star 120kms Endurance Ride 1st: Fantom (Annie Joppe), 15kph; Hazelcroft Gosens Tsar (Charlotte Chadwick), 14kph 2nd: Perfeq Pacha De Blaziet (Julie Kendall), 14.6kph 3rd: Aberllwyds Another Rose (Susan Higgins), 14.6kph 4th: Distance Oasis (Heather Whiteley), 13.6kph 5 eliminations 100kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Sakeena Sky Zayin (Paul Simmons), 13.5kph 80kms Competitive Endurance Ride 1st: Oakleaze Farm Czarko (Lauren Mills), 16.4kph 2nd: Crystal Wissam (Anna Williams),

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16.4kph 3rd: Ben Shah (Larissa Whiley), 15.6kph 4th: Bashir (Lorna Kidson), 14.7kph 5th: Eas Ka Ching (Nathalie Cambier), 14.7kph 6th: Orelie Griff (Tania Fitton), 13.8kph 7th: Eden El Nyhl (Susan Cox), 13.7kph F.E.I. 1star 80kms Endurance Ride 1st: Al Raad Bin Jesra (Christine Smyth), 14.6kph 2nd: Tullia (Nicholas Tweedie-Smith), 14.2kph 3rd: Medraar (Terence Madden), 13.9kph 4th: Shaikha Bint Krayaan (Hannah Verkerk), 13.9kph 5th: Suchaking (Malcolm Greenaway), 13.4kph 6th: Sas I Feel Flirty (Denise Nancarrow), 13.3kph 3 eliminations F.E.I. 1star 80kms Endurance Ride: Young Rider 1st: Burfield Goodie Two Shoes (Katie Bedwin), 14.6kph 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Arabian History (Claire Freeman), 16.3kph; Vavavoom (Carri-Ann Dark), 15.5kph Grade 2: Aberllwyd Briar Rose (Nathan Sweeney), 11.7kph Grade 3: S G Elegant (Nikki Malcolm), 11.7kph Grade 4: Ja Noor (Susan Speed), 12.8kph; Zahkira (Linda Herriott), 11kph Completion: Solstice Sunrise (Archie Moffat), 11.6kph 2 eliminations and 1 retired 63kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Oreci De Tenelles (Jeanette Bennett), 12.9kph; Storm I (Joannah Parker), 15kph Grade 2: Oakleaze Farm Czelo (Louise Rich), 13.2kph; Oakleazefarm Czako (Susan Rich), 13.2kph Grade 3: Archer (Leonie Wheeler), 12.3kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Boolagh Betty (Hilary Carr), 14.1kph; Rowdy Cow Girl (Sally Jones), 13.4kph Grade 2: Penhwnllys Seline De Mon (Helen Barrett), 13.3kph Grade 3: G Elinore (Linda Brown), 14kph Grade 4: Ammanvalley Comet (Sue Abbott), 11.7kp Completion: Cardinal Panache (Julia Harman), 12.1kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Bourningwood Class Act (Julie Dobberson), 13kph; Cally (Sophia Mccoy), 13kph Grade 4: Bella B (Anja Brandt), 13kph 33kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Against The Rules (Elaine Wallbridge), 13.9kph; Meiros Victoria Capella (Richard Lowe), 13.9kph Grade 2: Flurrie (Jeni Gilbert), 12.9kph 33kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Asia De Bozouls (Gemma Parkin), 11.1kph; Bud White (Wendy Gater), 13.1kph; Kalish (Sandra Cavaliere), 9.8kph; Poster (Alex Freaks), 12.2kph; Shakula (Maxine Beck), 12kph Grade 2: L B Armanii (Richard Allen), 9.8kph; Magical Merlin (Gemma Grodkiewicz), 11kph; Tom (Alexandra Linn), 12.7kph Grade 4: Dulas Total Eclipse (Heather Whittington), 8.6kph Completion: Hartley (Caroline Johnson), 11.9kph; Hawkridge Major (Formally Minstrel) (Tracey Lee), 12.3kph; Nico (Kerry Lloyd), 12.7kph

1 elimination THE LIONS TAIL - DAY 1 (19/09/2015) 105kms 2 day Royalties mday GER Grade 1: Aragorn (Ruth Chadwick), 14kph; Ghalib Zafir (Julie Martin), 12.9kph; Shoshana (Ann Harrison), 13.3kph Grade 2: Belle Etoile Bolero (Amie Grainger), 12.4kph; Sky’s The Limit (Charlotte Chadwick), 14kph 1 elimination 82kms 2 day Graded Endurance Ride 2 Day Grade 1: Amber IV (Lynsey Bainbridge), 12.1kph; Foxghyll’s Folly (Kathleen Mcghee), 12.1kph; Zaferan (Madison Pomroy), 12.6kph Grade 2: W L A Elektra (Gail Jupp), 12.5kph Completion: Earl Of Killmurray (Jane Girling), 10.5kph; Redwings Milky Way (Keighley Pomroy), 10.6kph 2 eliminations 60kms 2 day Graded Endurance Ride 2 Day Grade 1: Hilin Dollar (Max Wilson), 12.5kph; Orlando (Gaynor Jones), 12.5kph Grade 2: Against The Rules (Elaine Wallbridge), 13.3kph Grade 3: Burfield Court Appearance (Helen Boston), 12.6kph 41kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Silvretta Glama Girl (Annabel Kay), 12.8kph 41kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Maraday Monique (Rachel Tomlin), 11.3kph; Red House Lily Marlene (Jacqueline Lloyd), 12.3kph Grade 2: Spanish Heir (Isobella Fricker), 11.4kph Completion: Vlacq Journeyman (Georgina Hirst), 11.8kph 30kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Al Masa (Sue Headland), 12.5kph Completion: Tommy (Diane Hudson), 11.3kph 1 elimination 30kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Shakula (Maxine Beck), 12.6kph; Wisespares Tempo (Helen Ganney), 11.4kph Grade 3: Psydona (Tracy Keeling), 12.8kph; Sandy W (Lily Gibbons), 12.1kp Grade 4: Honey’s Copper Top (Stephen Bennett), 11.3kph 1 elimination 30kms Pleasure Ride Bevois Boy (Karen Whittington), 12kph; Miss Kitty (Sarah Bamber), 10.9kph; Ryelands Max A Million (Jamie Houghton), 10.9kph 21kms Pleasure Ride Pantyfid Cloudy (Jennifer Rand), 9.8kph; Regis (Selena Ford), 9.4kph; Whitehawk Random Design (Craig Painting), 9.4kph CAMELFORD (20/09/2015) 80kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Silver Zourra (Nicola Sherry), 12.6kph Grade 2: Aa Talika (Judy Holloway), 12.6kph 1 elimination 64kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 3: Beths Choice (Lynn Harvey), 10.9kph Grade 4: Pollensa Bay (Kayleigh Mackenzie), 10.3kph Completion: Hs Fayrouz (Joanna

Chisholm), 10.5kph 2 retired 40kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Angels Twilight Spirit (Roz Plail), 15.2kph; Requiem (Will Kittow), 12.1kph Grade 2: Cs Chimera (Zoe Hyslop), 12.1kph Grade 3: T F A Ibn Al Gert (Beverley Jenkin), 14.4kph Completion: Ieschia (Angela Cron), 12.1kph 40kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Silver Zaanif (Jessie Lethbridge), 11.7kph; Tresmeake Bay (Megan Seedhouse), 12.8kph Grade 2: Right Side Up (Diana Rundle), 11.7kph; Sheridan (Kay Jones), 12.1kph Grade 3: Its Me Alfie (Graham Wright), 9.8kph Completion: Archways Lovada Ada (Alison House), 10.3kph 32kms Graded Endurance Ride Grade 1: Firebird (Lesley Nott), 11.7kph Grade 2: Aberllwyd Solstice Morn (Doug Wilson), 12.6kph; Bey Sharim (Anya Langmead), 11.2kph; Druimghigha Shimoni (Christine Nicol), 12.6kph; Master Flash (Philippa Davidson), 11.7kph; Mirjana (Gill Plumbley), 12.3kph; Ty Shute Golden Savannah (Saffron Bishop), 12.3kph Grade 3: Samsara Kabir (Tony Griffin), 12.1kph; Silver Tariba (Susan Speed), 12kph Grade 4: Sahir Kashmir (Trena Brock), 11.1kph Completion: Ac Latifa Amirah (Emilia Douglass), 12.8kph; Solomons Ikey (Trish Griffin), 12.1kph 1 elimination 32kms Graded Endurance Ride (Novice) Grade 1: Chiquita Princesca (Amanda Nicholson), 11.3kph; El Borann (Helen Newton), 10.1kph; Harik (Hayley Wedlake), 11.1kph; Hurtstock Special Flame (Pauline Bird), 10.2kph; Latek (Victoria Mosey), 10kph; May Blossom (Mandy Brown), 10kph; Venus (Carol Sobucinska), 10kph Grade 2: Blaize (Rebecca Townsend), 9.6kph; Cirrus I (Sally Foord), 12kph; Foxhills Double Crown (Naomi Saunders), 10.2kph; Mualim Shael (Maria Baverstock), 10kph; Samson (Ann Jobson), 11.7kph Grade 3: Black Inca (Simon Brown), 10.9kph; Mhs Matata (Amanda Satchell), 10.7kph 1 elimination 32kms Pleasure Ride Blue (Rachel Waldron), 8.6kph; Bonnie (Christine Dallaway), 8.7kph; Bridie (Jodi Hanghoy), 8.3kph; Ciara Of Cashelane (Emma Harris), 9.3kph; Daz (Andrea Sanford), 8.3kph; Diego (Carl Theakston), 12kph; Hs Ecuador (Paul Cameron), 11.3kph; Hs Envoy (Chris Cameron), 11.2kph; Jackpot (Gina Harvey), 8kph; Raphael (Heather Giles), 10.1kph; Rhea (Honor Farley), 8.3kph; Rosie (Janet Kirkham), 9kph; Sekond Edition (Gordon Hutchings), 9.1kph; Sheedy (Jade Saunders), 10.2kph; Simba (Pippa Colton-Taylor); Spree (Julie Holtom), 8.6kph; Sweet Combe Sunlight (Felicity Stockwell), 9kp 2 eliminations 16kms Pleasure Ride Autumn Star (Mandy Edmonds), 5.5kph; Blue Eyed Boy (Claire Payne), 7.5kph; Curlew Roxette Flower (Verva Parker), 5.5kph; Harvey (Sarah Buscombe),

6.1kph; Honey (Jacqui Angove), 7.1kph; Hs Chiara (Annie Joppe), 9.8kph; Jester (Vanessa Batten), 7.1kph; Miami Fair (Shirley Mudge), 6.9kph; Oberons Bounty (Kate Bridgewater), 7.5kph; Oison’s Wizard (Anderijn Peeters), 9.8kph; Pythagorus (Rebecca Thom), 11.5kph; Red House Quest (Jo Lethbridge), 10.9kph; Rio (Kerry Friend), 10.7kph; Rose (Amanda Toole), 6.1kph; Rosie (Sue Hemmings), 7.5kph; Ruby (Jan Williams), 6.9kph; Sassy (Lizzie Matthews), 7.1kph; Wilson (Stuart Carter), 6kph

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