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Reviews
I had a
good day, nice show to start the season off! I hadn't ridden for 15 months due
to me having a baby and the stallion also had a 15 month break!!!! really
enjoyable day even though I was freezing cold!!! : )
well done!! Lisa Hi,
Just wanted to THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for
a brilliant day out.
I know it was cold, wet and muddy but it
was well worth it. Our little man RHYDGWILLIM REGINALD came 1st out of 15 on
his first outing with us and then went Youngstock Champion. I am absolutely
thrilled, delighted and over the moon.
Was made to feel very welcome at your
venue and will definitely be coming to further events. The rosettes are
beautiful and the cups that were handed out as well - words fail me.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT - Well Done and a Big Thank You to every one who worked
so hard to make the show a success.
Thanks again from one over the moon mum
!!!!!
Traci Wilson
Raci Stud
Went to watch, fantastic crowd. Next time you'll have to book Pencoed! Yes, you must do it again, you will get the sponsorship for Charity, I'll sponsor aswell
Karen
Below is the reports we have sent to local / National Press Welsh Rider Report The Easter Hunt For Trophies! With reports of a Amber weather warning and snow / Wintry Showers looming the showing community of South Wales came to support the mountain and Moorland charity show in aid of four very worthy charities, All entering into the spirit of the event and although those that had queue down the road waiting to find parking spaces inside, everyone got in and no classes where missed
With a wide choice of fourteen classes for Mountain
& Moorland, Welsh and part bred, both in-hand and under saddle a capacity
audience was treated to an equestrian feast of quality horses, a tough decision
was often made by the judges Mr & Mrs Roberts of Nantlais stud with big classes
of up to seventeen entries and a variety of breeds to match.
The shows main objectives were to have a fun day,
raise as much as possible for the charities and try to reward as many rosettes
and trophies as possible. Thanks to major sponsorship there was hardly a head
without a Blue Chip cap or a competitor without a prize.
Our congratulations go to Traci Wilson with
Rhydgwillim Reginald by Colne Heartsease C.Edwards winning M&M Youngstock
Champion with her yearling Colt Section A Stremda Diamond by Northgrove
Llewwllyn, Kailey Launchbery's Stunning Section D Colt Brenin-y-Gwryd coming
Reserve. Gwenela Ruth & Laura Landon winning Supreme Champion a palomino lead rein pony with one of our youngest competitors on board and standing Reserve Cara Barrett with Ashgrove Crackerjack probably the most senior entry at twenty three years a cracking section C stallion by Fronarth Welsh Jack Again a big thank you to all who attended in support of the show and a special thank you to those who sponsored Classes / Championships, Merlin Homes Wales that sponsored the rosettes, Claytons, Robinsons, spillers, Dodson & Horrell, Carmarthen Farmers who supplied vouchers, Bluechip & uk equine Ltd that supplied prizes. Full results can be found on our website http://www.charity-show.110mb.com Photo's are courtesy of Philmar Snaps www.phimarsnaps.co.uk
SWPA Report Winning Ticket!
The ‘one off’ Mountain & Moorland Charity show held
at Coombe Park, the Show was a qualifier for the SWPA Championships & The Royal
London and was extremely well supported despite horrendous weather conditions,
The harden Equestrian community of South Wales turned up in force, making the
venue at Peniel full to capacity very quickly with those who had to queue down
the main road waiting to find parking spaces inside! Photo's are courtesy of Philmar Snaps www.phimarsnaps.co.uk The Native Pony Report
Mountain and
Moorland Charity Show
With a wide choice
of fourteen classes for Mountain & Moorland, Welsh and part bred, both in-hand
and under saddle a capacity audience was treated to an equestrian feast of
quality horses, a tough decision was often made by the judges Mr & Mrs Roberts
of Nantlais stud with big classes of up to seventeen entries and a variety of
breeds to match.
The shows main
objectives were to have a fun day, raise as much as possible for the charities
and try to reward as many rosettes and trophies as possible. Thanks to major
sponsorship there was hardly a head without a Blue Chip cap or a competitor
without a prize. Gwenela Ruth & Laura Landon winning Supreme Champion a palomino lead rein pony with one of our youngest competitors on board and standing Reserve Cara Barrett with Ashgrove Crackerjack probably the most senior entry at twenty three years a cracking section C stallion by Fronarth Welsh Jack
Again a big thank you to all who attended in support of the show and a special thank you to those who sponsored Classes / Championships, Merlin Homes Wales that sponsored the rosettes, Claytons, Robinsons, spillers, Dodson & Horrell, Carmarthen Farmers who supplied vouchers, Bluechip & uk equine Ltd that supplied prizes.
Full results can
be found on our website
http://www.charity-show.110mb.com
H&H Report The Sun Never came out but the Competitors did! In support of four very worthy charities, the equestrian public of Carmarthenshire and beyond came out in their droves through the hail, rain and wind on a brisk Easter Sunday morning to Peniel. All entering into the spirit of the event there was hardly a moan from those who had to queue down the main road waiting to find parking spaces inside, the show a victim of it's own success! The stewards did an outstanding job in difficult circumstances and cannot be thanked enough for their sterling work. With a wide choice of fourteen classes for Mountain & Moorland, Welsh and part bred, both in-hand and under saddle a capacity audience was treated to an equestrian feast of quality horses, a tough decision was often made by the judges Mr & Mrs Roberts of Nantlais stud with big classes of up to seventeen entries and a variety of breeds to match. The shows main objectives were to have a fun day, raise as much as possible for the charities and try to reward as many rosettes and trophies as possible. Thanks to major sponsorship there was hardly a head without a Blue Chip cap or a competitor without a prize. Our congratulations go to Traci Wilson with Rhydgwillim Reginald by Colne Heartsease C.Edwards winning M&M Youngstock Champion with her yearling Colt Section A Stremda Diamond by Northgrove Llewwllyn, Kailey Launchbery's Stunning Section D Colt Brenin-y-Gwryd coming Reserve. Gwenela Ruth & Laura Landon winning Supreme Champion a palomino lead rein pony with one of our youngest competitors on board and standing Reserve Cara Barrett with Ashgrove Crackerjack probably the most senior entry at twenty three years a cracking section C stallion by Fronarth Welsh Jack
Again a big thank you to all who attended in support
of the show and a special thank you to those who sponsored Classes /
Championships, Merlin Homes Wales that sponsored the rosettes, companies that
supplied vouchers, bluechip & uk equine Ltd that supplied prizes. WPCS Report Welsh breeds Take The Supreme Championship!
The
welsh breeds takes all at the Mountain & Moorland Held at Peniel, Easter Sunday
2008.
The
Charity Show In support of four very worthy charities, the equestrian public of
Carmarthenshire and beyond came out in their droves through the hail,
rain and wind on a brisk Easter Sunday morning. The stewards did an outstanding job in difficult circumstances and cannot be thanked enough for their sterling work. With a wide choice of fourteen classes for Mountain & Moorland, Welsh and part bred, both in-hand and under saddle a capacity audience was treated to an equestrian feast of quality horses, a tough decision was often made by the judges Mr & Mrs Roberts of Nantlais stud with big classes of up to seventeen entries and a variety of breeds to match. The shows main objectives were to have a fun day, raise as much as possible for the charities and try to reward as many rosettes and trophies as possible. Thanks to major sponsorship there was hardly a head without a Blue Chip cap or a competitor without a prize. Our congratulations go to Traci Wilson with Rhydgwillim Reginald by Colne Heartsease C.Edwards winning M&M Youngstock Champion with her yearling Colt Section A Stremda Diamond by Northgrove Llewwllyn, Kailey Launchbery's Stunning Section D Colt Brenin-y-Gwryd coming Reserve. Again a big thank you to all who attended in support of the show and a special thank you to those who sponsored Classes / Championships, Merlin Homes Wales that sponsored the rosettes, companies that supplied vouchers, bluechip & uk equine Ltd that supplied prizes. Photo's are courtesy of Philmar Snaps phimarsnaps.co.uk Carmarthen Journal Report The Rain Couldn’t Dampen Easter Show Spirits!
Wintry Showers couldn’t hold back the showing community of South Wales who came
in there droves to support the Mountain and Moorland charity show in aid of four
very worthy charities, two local charities Lleust & Many Tears rescue and two
national NSPCC & Cancer Research.
With
a wide choice of fourteen classes for Mountain & Moorland, Welsh and part bred,
both in-hand and under saddle a capacity audience was treated to an equestrian
feast of quality horses, a tough decision was often made by the judges Mr & Mrs
Roberts of Nantlais stud with big classes of up to seventeen entries and a
variety of breeds to match.
Full
results can be found on our website
http://www.charity-show.110mb.com Horse and Rider Magazine Report All For a Good Cause! In support of four very worthy charities, the equestrian public of Carmarthenshire and beyond came out in their droves through the hail, rain and wind on a brisk Easter Sunday morning to Peniel. With a wide choice of fourteen classes for Mountain & Moorland, Welsh and part bred, both in-hand and under saddle a capacity audience was treated to an equestrian feast of quality horses, a tough decision was often made by the judges Mr & Mrs Roberts of Nantlais stud with big classes of up to seventeen entries and a variety of breeds to match.
The shows main objectives were to have a fun day,
raise as much as possible for the charities and try to reward as many rosettes
and trophies as possible. Thanks to major sponsorship there was hardly a head
without a Blue Chip cap or a competitor without a prize. Our congratulations go to Gwenela Ruth & Laura Landon winning Supreme Champion a palomino lead rein pony with one of our youngest competitors on board and standing Reserve Cara Barrett with Ashgrove Crackerjack probably the most senior entry at twenty three years a cracking section C stallion by Fronarth Welsh Jack
Again a big thank you to all who attended in support
of the show and a special thank you to those who sponsored Classes /
Championships, Merlin Homes Wales that sponsored the rosettes, companies that
supplied vouchers, bluechip & uk equine Ltd that supplied prizes. Bluechip Report £400 Raised for Four Charities
In support of four very worthy charities, the
equestrian public of Carmarthenshire attended the ‘one off’ charity show that
was held on Easter Sunday at
Coombe
Park Stables, Peniel. With the horrendous weather conditions all entering into
the spirit of the event and drove through the heavy winter showers, there was
hardly a moan from those who had to queue down the main road waiting to find
parking spaces inside, the show organiser being totally over whelmed by the
response. The Show being a victim of it's own success! The stewards did an outstanding job in difficult circumstances and cannot be thanked enough for their sterling work.
With a wide choice of fourteen classes for Mountain
& Moorland, Welsh and part bred, both in-hand and under saddle a capacity
audience was treated to an equestrian feast of quality horses, a tough decision
was often made by the judges Mr & Mrs Roberts of Nantlais stud with big classes
of up to seventeen entries and a variety of breeds to match. Photo's are courtesy of Philmar Snaps phimarsnaps.co.uk
Robinsons Report The Competitors Turn Up For A Good Cause!
With Bespoke Rosettes and Silver wear to be one the
heavy winter showers didn’t put of the crowds of competitors all making there
way to Coombe Park Stables, Carmarthen.
Our congratulations go to Traci Wilson with
Rhydgwillim Reginald by Colne Heartsease C.Edwards winning M&M Youngstock
Champion with her yearling Colt Section A Stremda Diamond by Northgrove
Llewwllyn, Kailey Launchbery's Stunning Section D Colt Brenin-y-Gwryd coming
Reserve. Photo's are courtesy of Philmar Snaps phimarsnaps.co.uk
Mountain & Moorland Charity Show
The Show held on Easter Sunday at
Coombe
Park Stables, Camarthen was to raise money for four very worthy charities,
Lluest, NSPCC, Cancer Research and Many Tears Rescue.
The stewards did an outstanding job in difficult
circumstances and cannot be thanked enough for their sterling work. Photo's are courtesy of Philmar Snaps phimarsnaps.co.uk |
