H&H Live: BSPS Heritage Supreme Championship at Olympia
It’s a big day for native ponies on Monday (22 December), with 40 of them due to vie for the title of Blue Chip Native BSPS Heritage Supreme Champion at Olympia, the London International Horse Show.
Four judges will assess the line-up of 11 native breeds — Dartmoor, Exmoor, Welsh sections A, B, C and D, Connemara, New Forest, Fell, Dales and Highland. Following preliminary judging in the morning at 10am, shortlisted ponies will return to arena for the final in the afternoon.
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BSPS Heritage Supreme Championship finalists
- Carol Ireland’s Haselor Cormack, a Connemara stallion ridden by Katy Marriott-Payne
- Miss N Evans’ Kilpatrick Kestrel, a Connemara ridden by Martina Gennuso
- Sarah Parker’s Nire Valley Charlie, a Connemara ridden by Sarah Parker
- Clarissa Dugmore’s Prince Nestor, a Connemara stallion ridden by Jade Felton
- Stephanie Wheway’s Woodbank Smokey Sam, a Connemara ridden by Heather Morrison
- Jill Graham’s Colliery Beauty II, a Dales ridden by Lewis Fuller
- Hannah Lee’s Kilmannan Kilty, a Dales ridden by Hannah Lee
- Debbie Barr’s Burnhead Henry, a Fell ridden by Debbie Barr
- Jenny Crane’s Murthwaite Windrush, a Fell stallion ridden by Stephanie Wheway
- Lynette Bates’ Townend Candyman, a Fell stallion ridden by Alex Bates
- Kirstin McMurray’s Trailtrow Texa Beag, a Highland ridden by Kirstin McMurray
- Kate Baxter’s Marleydenes Nashaal, a New Forest stallion ridden by Caroline Saker
- Alexandra Hawkins’ Marleydenes Shiraz, a New Forest ridden by Alexandra Hawkins
- Ami Miller’s Sabinas Stormy Fellow, a New Forest stallion ridden by Chloe Chubb
- Kate Waite’s Fourjoys Flash Robin, a Welsh section C stallion ridden by Lucy Waite
- Fiona Cork’s Menai Christopher, a Welsh section C stallion ridden by Fiona Cork
- Joanne Stacey’s Mowcastle Mickey, a Welsh section C ridden by Anna Stacey
- Nicola Musson’s Popsters Tommy Cockles, a Welsh section C stallion ridden by Nicola Musson
- Mrs L Card’s Tyreos Casanova, a Welsh section C ridden by Joanna Clowes
- Bethan Simons’ Ballynacoy Prince, a Welsh section D stallion ridden by Bethan Simons
- Ceri Fell’s Brynseion Bendigo, a Welsh section D ridden by Katie Chappell
- Jayne Corbett’s Cefnbangor Rob Roy, a Welsh section D stallion ridden by Tarnya Shields
- Emma Boardman’s Dyffryngwy Sir Picasso, a Welsh section D ridden by Emma Boardman
- S R Blacklock’s Eldrick Rocco, a Welsh section D stallion ridden by Beverley Neal
- Lisa Barsoum’s Penstrumbly Stone Roses, a Welsh section D stallion ridden by Lisa Barsoum
- Georgia Rhodes’ Taffechan Miss Moneypenny, a Welsh section D ridden by Lauren Beaumont
- Tammy Northfield’s Collstone Captivator, a Dartmoor ridden by Oliver Daines
- Debbie Barr’s Okeleat Navigator, a Dartmoor stallion ridden by Alice Barr
- Paul Starkie’s Pumphill Bennett, a Dartmoor stallion ridden by Morgan Starkie
- Kirsty Thorp’s Sharpham Master Bee, a Dartmoor ridden by Kirsty Thorp
- Hayley Reynolds’ Dunkery Wigeon, an Exmoor stallion ridden by Hayley Reynolds
- Mrs M R Bryant’s Moonpenny Aquarius, an Exmoor ridden by Elizabeth Etchells
- Mrs A Stevens’ Brinleyview Cammanche, a Shetland stallion ridden by Gemma Pallett
- Mrs J Hayden’s Blisland Echo, a Welsh section A ridden by Georgia Darlington
- Mrs Darbyshire’s Brynrodyn Darius, a Welsh section A stallion ridden by Leanne Mitchell
- India R Latter’s Powys Sprite, a Welsh section A stallion ridden by India R Latter
- Julie-Marie Joyner’s Sarum Rembrandt, a Welsh section A stallion ridden by Ailsa Vines
- Kathleen Scott’s Cadlanvalley Sandpiper, a Welsh section B ridden by Catherine Scott
- Rowen Hilton’s Milford Fair Breeze, a Welsh section B ridden by Rowen Hilton
- Mrs H Skirton’s Moelview Prince Consort, a Welsh section B stallion ridden by Sam Roberts
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Aimi was responsible for Horse & Hound’s showing, pointing and veterinary pages, as well as assisting with eventing content. Aimi also edited Horse & Hound’s popular occasional magazines, Ask The Vet and Ask The Trainer. She is the former deputy editor of Eventing magazine. She left Horse & Hound at the end of 2017 to take on new challenges in the publishing industry and is now editor at Your Horse.