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Is this how you’d spend £5m? A seven-bedroom house with stables and arena in South Downs National Park

Alex Robinson — Sun, 21 Oct 2018 07:25:01 +0000

If anyone is lucky enough to win the next Lottery jackpot, perhaps this equestrian set-up in West Sussex will feature somewhere on your shopping list?

On the market for a breezy £5m, Redens is a compact country estate set within 28 acres of land. Within commuting distance of London (52 miles), the property is seven miles from the town of Haslemere and five miles from Petworth.

Redens is situated in the South Downs National Park and lies between the villages of Lodsworth and Lickfold in the much sought after ‘Golden Triangle’.

There is a bridleway adjacent to the property for easy access to the excellent riding and walking that West Sussex has to offer.

Equestrian centres within easy reach include: Greatham EC (15 miles), Coombelands Equestrian (11 miles) and HRH Equestrian (18 miles).

Located 16 miles to the south west is Compton cross-country course, which has a variety of fences to practice over. Fair Oaks also has a range of cross-country jumps and is just 11 miles away.

Hunting in the area is with either the Crawley and Horsham Hunt or the South Downs Bloodhounds.

The property is currently being offered for sale by Knight Frank, for the tidy sum of £5m.

Let’s see what all the fuss is about…

The land totals to 28 acres and with its location in the South Downs, hacking will be nothing short of extraordinary.

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The substantial equestrian facilities were constructed by the current owners to provide a spacious stable yard with staff accommodation. All eight stables are based around a walled courtyard.

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As well as a manège, there is a lungeing ring and wash room/solarium.

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There are several farm buildings in a separate block which are also of recent construction. Their design is specifically for alpaca husbandry, however they could easily be adapted for equestrian use.

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The house dates back to the 15th Century and in the middle of the courtyard driveway is a heated fish pond.

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There is a further large fish pond with pergola.

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The house underwent some renovation during the 90s. The most recent extension has created a leisure wing with guest accommodation, an indoor swimming pool and gym complex.

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Ground floor features include a drawing room, kitchen/breakfast room, wine cellar and this luxurious dining room.

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Head upstairs via the main staircase and onto the galleried landing…

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…which offers access to six of the bedrooms, one of which is the master suite.

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Is this the country haven of your dreams?

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6 equestrian property hot-spots

Horse & Hound — Sun, 21 Sep 2014 08:55:53 +0000

H&H tracks down where the equestrian world’s biggest names are based — and discovers why you’ll want to head there, too

1. Gloucestershire

Celeb-spotting: Carl Hester, Charlotte Dujardin and Laura Tomlinson fly the flag for dressage, Nick Gauntlett and Zara Phillips for eventing and Nigel Twiston-Davies and Jonjo O’Neill for racing.

In vogue: South Gloucestershire is especially sought after, says Rupert Sturgis of Knight Frank, but the Hartpury area is also fast becoming a serious contender, according to Liz Langford of Fox Grant.

Property prices: Near Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh, a good home with five stables and five-10 acres costs £2-3 million, according to Rupert Sweeting of Knight Frank. The Hartpury area is somewhat cheaper.

Competitions and shows: Eventing reigns supreme, with Badminton, Gatcombe and Hartpury International Horse Trials, while polo is at the Cirencester Park and Beaufort Polo Clubs and racing is at Cheltenham.

Where to train: “AM Dressage, the home of Matt Frost and Adam Kemp, attracts riders from all over the UK and Europe,” says Liz. Training is also available at Hartpury College, Talland School of Equitation and Summerhouse, among others.

Where to hack: Gloucestershire offers plenty of good outriding, especially in some estates, such as Cirencester Park, says Rupert Sturgis of Knight Frank.

Hunting matters: 10 packs hunt in the county, including the Vale of the White Horse (VWH), the Berkeley, the Heythrop and the Duke of Beaufort’s.

2. Hampshire

Celeb-spotting: Showjumper Peter Charles and dressage supremo Jennie Loriston-Clarke both live locally.

In vogue: The New Forest is always a favourite for its scenic hacking, as is the Meon Valley, with the countryside near Alton being particularly popular for the Hampshire Hunt (HH).

Property prices: You can expect to pay upwards of £2.5 million for an equestrian property with a large American barn,well-fenced paddocks, and quality outbuildings, according to Philip Blanchard of Jackson-Stops & Staff.

Competitions and shows: Somerley Park International Horse Trials is the top eventing competition, with other events held at Mattingley and Tweseldown Racecourse. In addition, you will find racing at Tweseldown and point-to-pointing at Hackwood Park — plus polo at the New Forest Polo Club. Crofton Manor stages showjumping, dressage and showing competitions.

Where to train: Crofton Manor holds regular showjumping and dressage clinics, GB Equestrian offers dressage clinics and Rogate Equestrian Centre, on the Hampshire to West Sussex border, provides tuition in most disciplines. Tweseldown also offers cross-country schooling.

Where to hack: “Great hacking comes in abundance in Hampshire,” says Philip, with the Meon Valley Trail, Queen Elizabeth Country Park and the vast expanse of the New Forest offering miles of car-free riding.

Hunting matters: Eight packs hunt in Hampshire, including the New Forest Hounds and the HH.

3. Dorset

Celeb-spotting: William Fox-Pitt is the local star.

In vogue: The most sought-after villages among riders include Cattistock, Cerne Abbas and Buckland Newton, plus the area around Beaminster. In the north of the county, Motcombe is popular with recreational riders.

Property prices: A medium-size family house with seven acres and basic outbuildings costs from £780,000, according to Fred Cook of Jackson-Stops & Staff. A large main house, with a small cottage, some stables and up to 10 acres of land commands more than £1 million.

Competitions and shows: There’s a lively local circuit with showjumping and dressage competitions at Kingston Maurward College, the Dorset Showground and Parley Court Equestrian Centre. You’ll find horse trials at Bovington Equestrian and Bricky Farm, and three large shows — Gillingham and Shaftesbury, Melplash, as well as the Dorset County Show.

Where to train: Moreton Stables and South Coast Equestrian both hold regular dressage and showjumping clinics, Bovington Equestrian provides private tuition for experienced and competition riders while Kingston Maurward College offers diplomas in horse care and management.

Where to hack: Miles of bridleways and quiet country lanes criss-cross the county. Among the longer rides are the Wessex Ridgeway, the North Dorset Trailway and the Castleman Trailway.

Hunting matters: Dorset counts eight packs, with the vale country hunts being particularly popular. Rupert Sweeting of Knight Frank picks the Cattistock as one of the top three hunts among all the counties featured in these pages.

4. Sussex

Celeb-spotting: Showjumping’s Shane and Chloe Breen are based at Hickstead. Racehorse trainer Gary Moore is at Lower Beeding and Nick Gifford is at Findon — where Tina Cook also lives.

In vogue: The South Downs and Ashdown Forest are particularly sought after among recreational riders, the area around Hickstead draws showjumping riders, while polo players want to be near Cowdray Park, according to Chris Spofforth of Savills.

Property prices: Chris quotes £1.5-2 million for a good five-bedroom farmhouse, with five-10 acres and decent equestrian facilities, depending on location.

Competitions and shows: From the Derby Meeting to the Royal International Horse Show, Hickstead is at the heart of the equestrian calendar. Other county highlights include the Gold Cup at Cowdray Park Polo Club, Glorious Goodwood at Goodwood racecourse and the South of England Show at Ardingly.

Where to train: Coombelands Equestrian in Pulburough has excellent facilities, according to Katherine Watters of The Buying Solution. Other equestrian centres, such as Chelwood, in Nutley, also offer high-level tuition and clinics.

Where to hack: The South Downs Way and the Downs Link offer a lifetime of scenic riding. Should these not suffice, the Worth Way takes in the beauty of the High Weald, while several coastal areas, including the Witterings and Thanet, offer beach riding. Best of all, says Katherine: “Many local pubs now have tie-ups and head collars ready for impromptu visitors.”

Hunting matters: Six packs hunt across the area, including the Chiddingfold, Leconfield and Cowdray Hunt, the Crawley and Horsham and the East Sussex and Romney Marsh.

5. Devon

Celeb-spotting: This is eventing heartland, with both Mary King and Lucy Wiegersma based in the county.

In vogue: Exmoor and Dartmoor are firm favourites with equestrian buyers, followed by the South Hams.

Property prices: In Honiton, on the county’s eastern fringes, prices for a good home with five stables and five-10 acres are around £1.25-1.5 million, according to Rupert Sweeting. The further west you go, the more value you get for your money.

Competitions and shows: The Golden Horseshoe Ride takes place in Exmoor, straddling the border between Devon and Somerset. The local county show is also “very big”, according to Rupert Sweeting. Other events include horse trials and showjumping at Bicton Arena, plus racing at Exeter and Newton Abbot racecourses.

Where to train: Bicton College runs regular dressage and showjumping clinics, as well as offering an equine studies course, while Southcott Farm in Winkleigh was previously voted by Horse & Hound readers as one of their favourite venues for cross-country schooling.

Where to hack: Exmoor and Dartmoor alone provide seemingly endless opportunities for off-road hacking, but the county also has many trails (such as the Dittisham and the Tarka) and free-riding areas (Cookworthy Moor, Haldon Forest Park and Woodbury Common).

Hunting matters: Hunting is superlative with 18 packs, including the Exmoor Foxhounds and the Dulverton Farmers — and of course there’s the Devon & Somerset Staghounds.

6. Yorkshire

Celeb-spotting: Yorkshire is the cradle of the Whitaker dynasty, with John and William both based near Huddersfield and Ellen and Joe near Barnsley. Team GBR endurance rider Catriona Moon also lives in the area, as do a number of racehorse trainers, including Richard Fahey and Mark Johnston, who are based in Middleham.

In vogue: The pretty countryside between Wetherby, Harrogate and Ilkley is always sought after, although some riders prefer the wilder expanses — and cheaper acres — further north. Another popular area is Malton, just by the Howardian Hills.

Property prices: Yorkshire is huge and prices vary enormously depending on location. Being higher in the York to Wetherby corridor, they go down in West Yorkshire. Near Malton you can expect to spend about £1-1.25 million for a house with about five stables and five-10 acres.

Competitions and shows: Bramham is one of the biggest events in the local calendar, but the Great Yorkshire Show, with its showing and showjumping rings, is equally popular — as is racing at York.

Where to train: The Yorkshire Riding Centre and the Richmond Equestrian Centre both hold clinics, as well as offering private hire of their facilities.

Where to hack: With two National Parks (North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales) and a portion of a third (Peak District), the area is criss-crossed by trails — including the 205-mile-long Pennine Bridleway route linking Derbyshire to Cumbria.

Hunting matters: Hunting in Yorkshire is good, thanks to its 21 varied packs. Knight Frank’s Rupert Sweeting names the Badsworth & Bramham Moor and the Middleton as his favourites.

Don’t miss Horse & Hound’s equestrian property pull-out in this week’s issue (18 September 2014), where we reveal H&H’s property wishlist and find out why high-end yards are in hot demand

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Can riders help reduce Christmas tree theft?

Flora Watkins — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 15:09:17 +0000

Riders in Sussex are being urged to keep an eye out for Christmas tree thieves while they are out hacking.

Sussex Police say the large-scale theft of Christmas trees – from garden centres, growers and private sellers – is becoming all-too common at this time of year.

Phillip Ball, who runs Sussex Horsewatch, told H&H: “Riders are one of the best sources of information for rural crime, because their eyes are several feet off the ground and they are riding slowly along country lanes.”

Riders who see any suspicious activity should telephone 999. For non-emergencies, call 101

This news story was first published in the current issue of H&H (15 December 2011)

Tuffa launches new riding boot — the Sussex

Amy Mathieson — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 12:06:05 +0000

Tuffa has launched a new riding boot to its range of footwear — the Sussex.

The Sussex is a long leather riding boot with “country styling”. With waxed Nubuck leather uppers made from European hides that have been waterproofed, the boots also have waterproof W-Tex membranes, soft Perlon linings and rubber riding soles.

“We see the Sussex boots as a sister to our best-selling Suffolks,” said Michelle Girling from Tuffa.

“Suffolks are wool-lined and have ridged soles which make them great for the town and country on cold winter and autumn days. The Sussex boots have similar shape and design touches but have a riding sole and other features that make them great for time spent in the saddle.

“Suffolks have been particularly popular this winter with the snow and the cold. People kept asking us for a casual riding boot that combined the qualities of the Suffolk with features that make it ideal for riding and now we’re pleased to introduce the Sussex, fit for purpose.”

The boots come in sizes 3-8 and cost £235.

For more information visit: www.tuffaboots.com.

Sussex police celebrate marking 500th saddle

Horse & Hound — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 10:21:30 +0000

Horse owners are being invited to bring their saddles to the South of England showground, in Ardingly, West Sussex for free security marking by the police on Wednesday 11 August.

Sussex Police’s North Division have been working in conjunction with the South of England Agricultural Society (SEAS) to help prevent tack theft in the Horsham and Mid Sussex areas.

Over the past 12 months, since investing in the equipment, the SEAS and local police have sponsored the marking of 500 saddles.

The process involves marking the saddles with a unique number that enables police to trace its owners if it is recovered from a burglary.

They hope to be able to mark a further 40 from Pony Club members on 11 August at 2pm and are inviting any other horse owners to bring their saddles along from midday.

For more information contact Susan Fleet of the SEAS on 01444 235475 or 07885 373394.

Sussex livery yard 1,000th to receive BHS approval

Horse & Hound — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:00:55 +0000

An equestrian centre in East Sussex has become the 1,000th riding establishment to receive British Horse Society approval.

The owner of Hurstwood Farm Equestrian Centre in High Hurstwood, Michael Pocock, says he is “thrilled” with the recognition.

“It has always been my intention to create a livery and training yard where the welfare of the horses is paramount,” he said.

“Now we have received the accolade of BHS approved livery yard status we have achieved our goal.”

The scheme has been running for more than 40 years as a way of offering riding establishments a way of promoting their good practices and high standards to the public and horse owners. It includes stables all over the world.

BHS chief executive Graham Cory said there had been an increase in the number of places applying to join the scheme last year.

He said: “Being a member of the largest scheme for equestrian establishments gives proprietors piece of mind knowing they are supported and recognised.”

Vets and fire crews work to make horse rescues safer

Horse & Hound — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 16:43:41 +0000

Vets and fire crews in the south-east held a “local rescue meeting” on Tuesday (7 July) as part of a continuing drive to make horse rescues safer and more efficient.

The meeting at Crowborough fire station in East Sussex is one of a number planned this year by the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) and the Chief Fire Officers Association (CFOA).

“Most vets only get to meet animal rescue teams in the panic of a rescue, which is not the ideal first point of contact,” said former BEVA president Josh Slater.

BEVA vet Ben Mayes hosted the meeting, which was attended by vets from 16 practices as well as the East Sussex animal rescue team.

“I highlighted the importance of having a vet present, of sedation and anaesthesia for the welfare of the horse and the safety of everyone involved in a rescue,” he said. “Fire crews can ask ‘why do we need a vet?’ and it’s to keep them safe.”

Mr Slater added: “Vets, similarly, have no idea what to expect at a rescue scene and how the fire crew can make order out of chaos.”

The meeting is the second of a series planned this year. The first was in Bath in January, another will be held in Kent this month and a fourth is set for Wiltshire this September.

Nicko Robertson, a vet from Stables Equine in Shepton Mallett, attended the Bath meeting with representatives of the Avon Fire and Rescue Service.

He said: “It was very useful, but we still have a way to go. I think everyone involved in horse welfare should meet regularly — the local councils, police, fire service, vets and the RSPCA.”

He said that in Avon they hoped to add to the relationship with follow-up meetings.

The initiative builds on the “emergency services protocol” launched in May 2007 by BEVA and the British Horse Society (BHS), after H&H reported a worrying variation in the way police and firemen handle 999 calls involving equines.

The protocol is soon to be relaunched and we would like to hear if your horse has been involved in an emergency where fire crew and/or police attended.

Please email abi_butcher@ipcmedia.com

This article was first published in Horse & Hound (9 July, ’09)

Pyecombe show jumping results, 23-24 May

Horse & Hound — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 14:50:53 +0000

British novice.— 1, Anne (W Plunkett); 2, Whizz Kid (E Wright); 3, Goulton Damsel (S Pavey). discovery/Scope 1m q.— 1, Cherez (C Warren); 2, Stirred Not Shaken (L Bubb); 3, Castlekeeps C’est La Vie (DWise). newcomers.— 1, No Ice No Lemon (L Bubb); 2, Midsummers Night’s Dream (D Charles); 3, Quercfus Day (D Connock). 1.10m.— 1&2, Welshman II & Argus VDT (A Boyce); 3, Top Dollar (D Wise). Scope 1.15m members cup q.— 1, Wonderboy V (K Cooper); 2, Neptunis (A Watkins); 3, Dutch Desire (C Franks). Horse & Hound Foxhunter.— 1, Midsummer Nights Dream; 2, Billy Marlene (L Simmons); 3, Vitas W (G Murphy). 1.20m.— 1, Oscar II (L Simmons); 2, Unbelievable Darco (H Turrell). british novice.— 1, Whizz Kid; 2, Sebastians First (H Turrell); 3, Abjorn (J Annett). 95cm.— 1, Channa Z (L Long); 2, Silver Fox (L Bray); 3, Templehill Merlin (D Johns). 1m amateur.— 1, Babylon Laneret (E Rigden); 2, Templehill Merlin; 3, Silver Fox. Scope 1.05m q.— 1, Forth Marley (C Bowles); 2, Duke VI (T Cousillas); 3, Don VHP Z (H Turrell). 1.10m.— 1, Tiamo II (L Long); 2, Channa Z; 3, Tall Order III (L Long). Horse & Hound Foxhunter.— 1&2, Southbound & Cannando Van Stal Mangelaar (D Charles); 3, Soletto (G Elson). 1.20m.— 1, Warrior (H Turrell); 2, Sedona (D Charles).

Step By Step dressage results, 21 May

Horse & Hound — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:53:50 +0000

Nov 28 (P Velten).— 1, Active Schwarzenegger (T Fearman) 69.17. rest.— 1, Ables H (N Heasman) 67.92; 2, Wodan (S Roberts) 67.5; 3, The Duke Of Bartle (S Elliott) 64.17. nov 27Q (T Russell-Hayes).— 1, Active Schwarzenegger 68.21; 2, Mighell’s Midnight Mazurka (K Purchase) 62.86. rest.—1, Laslo (I Crofton) 66.43; 2, Wodan 65.36; 3, Zarlequeen (D Davies) 63.57. elem 44 (V Mitchell).— 1, Global Magic DISP (J Robinson) 64; 2, Wenceslas (K Lukas) 62; 3, Mighell’s Midnight Mazurka 60.4; rest.— 1, Schewas Solyst (A Fenton) 66.4; 2 Essentially Diniall (M Whaley) 65.6; 3, King Of Clover (J Edwards) 60. elem 50Q (M McPhillips).— 1, Keystone Sandringham (A Martin) 69.29; 2, Grandero (A-K Timson) 66.43; 3, Wenceslas 62.86. rest.— 1, Ranmore Rascal (L Potter) 65; 2, Mr Amati (N Williams) 64.64; 3, Rough Gallantry (A Fakhouri) 63.57.med 71 (P Green).— 1, Ocean Dancer (H Lewis) 66.45; 2, Pinetree Witbeen (M Lambie) 61.94. rest.— 1, Wozzat (K Dance) 64.19; 2eq, Double M (S Cawthorne) & Coolhand Luke III (C Leng) 61.61. med 63Q (S Andrews).— 1eq, Don Amore (L Wickes) & Ocean Dancer 66.9; 3, Pinetree Witbeen 63.79. rest.— 1eq, Coolhand Luke III & Wozzat 64.83, 3, Ranmore Rascal 64.14. adv med 98Q (P Green).— 1, Keystone Rhodeo (S Lavandera) 69.21; 2, Don Amore 67.63; 3, Hopeful Dreamer (H Sawyer) 64.47. rest.— 1, Hoffman’s Rubin (J Thornton) 64.47.

Hickstead dressage results, 15 May

Horse & Hound — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 15:53:38 +0000

Nov 38 (Y Huber).— 1, Elvis (S Burgess) 67.10; 2, Active Schwarzenegger (T Fearman) 65.48; 3, Barcarole (D Timson) 64.52. rest.— 1, Donnerstal (G Booth) 63.23; 2, It Takes Time (K Swabey) 61.61; 3, Pseudonym II (M Loy) 57.42. nov 37Q (M Drewe).—1, Active Schwarzenegger 73.21; 2eq Dougalally (M Doran) & Fieri (T Russell) 69.29. rest.— 1, Pseudonym II 60.71; 2, It takes Time 60. elem 57 (J Kendall).— 1, Vemmie Brown (C Ross Taylor) 68.57; 2eq Ottono (M Doran) & Take This (H Lewis) 66.79. rest.— 1, Minita Harlequin (M Whatford) 67.5; 2, Wolansky (J Haswell) 65.71; 3, Just Louis (J Heasman) 65.36. elem 53Q (P Green).— 1, Vemmie Brown 68.53; 2, Ottono 68.24; 3, P W Gambler (E Kinsley) 67.35. rest.— 1, Minita Harlequin 67.94; 2, Essentially Diniall (M Whalley) 66.47; 3, Redpath D’Angela (K Lawless) 65.88. med 73Q.— 1, (J Kendall) 71.76; 2, The BFG III (T Grantham) 70.29. PSG Q (D Lush & K Mepham).— 1, Matala (K Kyrklund) 65.66; 2, Falkana (D Rawlins) 65.13; 3, Saiko STV (H Butcher) 64.21. inter IQ (L Whetstone & S Merrison).— 1, Feinthyme (D Timson) 67.37; 2, Saiko STV (H Butcher) 65.66; 3, Giotto II (J Long) 63.03. inter II Q (L Whetstone & S Merrison).— 1, MacBrian (A Stovold) 66.97; 2, Keystone Walentino (S Lavandera) 63.03; 3, Wenzelato (S Dwyer-Coles) 61.18. gp (L Whetstone & S Merrison).— 1, Adelante (K Kyrklund) 69.26; 2, Placido (L Hoad) 64.89; 3, Sydney (D Rawlins) 64.79.

Step By Step dressage results, 7 May

Horse & Hound — Thu, 21 May 2009 15:57:45 +0000

Nov 22 (T Russell-Hayes).— 1, Wings (S Brabrook) 67.24; 2, Saleko (E McGurk) 66.9; 3, Warinya (S Tuckett) 66.55. rest.— 1, Schewas Solyst) (A Fenton) 66.55; 2, Oliver (L Walkling) 60; 3, All That Jazz V (H Lismore) 56.21. nov 35Q (C Stothard).— 1, Warinya 66.15; 2, Keystone Ricardo (J Jones) 65.38; 3, Wings 63.85. rest.— 1, Wodan (S Roberts) 70; 2, Schewas Solyst 68.08; 3, Garhofs Ucello (P Charles) 62.31. elem 48 (B Wright).— 1, Keystone Sandringham (A Martin) 64.83. rest.— 1, Minita Harlequin (M Whatford) 64.83; 2, Repath D’Angela (K Lawless) 61.03; 3, The Wrong Trousers (C Worskett) 60.69. elem 43Q (B Beresford-Wright).— 1, Keystone Sandringham 70.34; 2, Broadstone Debutante Days (C Brazell) 65.52; 3, Keystone Ricardo 65.52. rest.— 1eq Redpath D’Angela & The Wrong Trousers 65.17; 3, In Mahagoni (J Warbey) 62.76. med 61 (B Wright).— 1, World Peace (T Whipps) 65.17; 2, Oldencraig Pavadoff (K Crosdil) 61.38; 3, Broadstone Debutante Days 59.66. rest.— 1, Agincourt (V Cleveland) 64.83; 2, Digital Four Beat (S Dale) 59.31; 3, Coolhand Luke III (C Leng) 58.62. med 69Q (B Beresford-Wright).— 1, Felia (S Williams) 69.39; 2, World Peace 69.09; 3, Oldencraig Pavadoff 61.52. rest.— 1, Agincourt 65.76; 2, Coolhand Luke III 64.85; Digital Four Beat 61.21. pyo adv med 94/adv 100 & 106 (S Merrison).— 1, Cornish Promise (B Al Omran) 59.68. rest.— 1, Just Jasper VII (L Smith) 60.29. adv med 85Q (S Merrison).— 1, Keystone Rhondeo (S Lavandera) 67.06; 2, Querido Royal (S Ridd) 60.88. rest.— 1, Lixnaw Lad (A Bray) 59.12; 2, Just Jasper VII 55.29. pyo PSG/inter I & II/gp (S Merrison).— 1, Cornish Promise (62.11); 2, Aldemar (S Williams) 60; 3, Classic Nikita (P Hislop) 59.21.

Brighton driving results, 8-10 May

Horse & Hound — Thu, 21 May 2009 15:52:09 +0000

int pony.— 1, Teapot (C Wheeler; backstepper: T Caddy) 97.31; 2, Priceless (P Howe) 103.51; 3, N Harbach 123.85. open pony.— 1, Carwood Acclaim (N Blandin; bs: K Blandin) 126.81; 2, J Broome 128.64; 3, S Redfern 128.81. adv pony.— 1, Rolls Silver Spirit (S Denney; bs: S Willis) 92.53; 2, S Mart 100.51; 3, S Simmons 101.44. open pony pairs.— 1, K Eyres 121.13; 2, J Sore 135.62; 3, G Anslow 180.88. adv pony pairs.— Penraven Prince & Beechwood Bracken (J Broome; bs A Hortin) 99.62; 2, J Hoskyns 102.43; 3, R Stevens 104.27. pony tandems.— 1, S Mayes 156.58; 2, Lady Brabourne 189.11. pony fours.— 1, Mally, Rolo, Harley & Scooter (S Skeggs; Bs: K Simpson, D Skeggs & T Graham) 151.79; 2, J Liles 159.6; 3, F Szczuka 164.71. int horse.— 1, Grayswood Monarch (J Ellis; bs: E Penn & R Ellis) 137.31; 2, T Robson 141.1; 3, Rooney (M Ladell) 212.85. open horse.— 1, Bond (A Flanagan; bs: M Skrzydlewski) 105.43; 2, M Morris 120.27; 3, C Smith 121.92. adv horse.— 1, Matador (D Hayes; bs: A Moodycliffe) 98.8; 2, S Garnett 114.24; 3, J Broadbent 121.83. open horse pair.— 1, K Scott-Barrett 155.92. adv horse pairs.— 1, D Matthews 108.28; 2, B Capstick 115.25; 3, M Broadbent 117.47. horse fours.— 1, D Lane 120.79; 2, P Bassett 126.82; 3, W Bowman-Ripley 142.93. club nov pony.— 1, M Were 109.2; 2, H Kelly 131.15; 3, C Honeybun 167.54. club open horse.— 1, S Hillier 118.93; 2, A Crombie 148.98. club nov pony.— 1, E Littlechild 66.67; 2, W Wyatt 76.39.club open pony.— 1, A Davey 98; 2, L Hill 101.34; 3, C Lamble 120.05. club multiples.— 1, S Howe 108.41; 2, C Leggate-Baggs 126.94; 3, I Govier 146.61

Hickstead dressage results, 30 April

Horse & Hound — Wed, 06 May 2009 17:13:30 +0000

Elem 53Q (M Drewe).— 1, Grandero (A-K Timson) 68.24; 2, Vemmie Brown (C Ross-Taylor) 67.35; 3, Ottono (M Doran) 64.12. rest.— 1, Graf Native (S McLean) 71.47; 2, Minita Harlequin (M Whatford) 68.53; 3, Ranmore Rascal (L Potter) 67.35. med 73 (S Andrews).— 1, Tango V (K Butling) 69.71; 2eq Florencio D’Ormonde (K Mepham) & Mr Bojangles (P Hayler) 66.18. rest.— 1, Silent Heights (H Kenny) 64.71; 2, Korenbloem Vincit Omnia (E Stanford) 63.82; 3, Ranmore Rascal 62.35. med 75Q (L West).— 1, Fabioso (P Hayler) 69.73; 2, Oldencraig Urgent (A Guy) 68.38; 3eq Tango V & Mr Bojangles 66.76. rest.— 1, Replay (S Atkin) 61.62; 2, Bojar (K Buckwell) 60.27; 3, Musgo (M Burchell) 59.46. adv med 85 (S Andrews).— 1, Fabioso 68.24; 2, Cornish Promise (B A Omran) 67.35; 3, Halfmoon Milroy (B Hayler) 66.47. rest.— 1, Hoffman’s Rubin (J Thornton) 66.18; 2, European Baccara (L Eaton) 61.47; 3, Musgo 59.12. adv med 98Q (M A Horn).— 1, Fabioso 73.95; 2, Jazz (S Williams) 65.53; 3, Halfmoon Milroy 65. rest.— 1, Hoffman’s Rubin 60.53; 2, Cycle King’s Harri (D Thake) 55. PSG Q (M A Horn & D Lush).— 1, Ehrendour (G Stuart) 66.58; 2, Boss (H Ruoste) 65.13; 3, Tristel (V Thompson) 63.95. inter IQ (N Goodman & S Merrison).— 1, Sevekka (A Stovold) 69.47; 2, Wurlizer (A Oppenheimer) 66.97; 3, Tristel 65.53. inter IIQ (N Goodman & S Merrison).— 1, Enzian (M Assouline) 66.05; 2, Donascona (M Bauer) 61.84; 3, Highmark (M Hicks) 61.71. GP (N Goodman & S Merrison).— 1, Adelante (K Kyrklund) 69.68; 2, Keystone Walentino (S Lavandera) 63.83; 3, Martinique (P Hayler) 63.4.

Hickstead dressage results, 19 April

Horse & Hound — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 16:25:27 +0000

Nov 38 (Y Huber).— 1, Jordan’s Andre (A Gould) 70.65; 2, Tiara (A Gould) 68.71; 3, Piknik (Tina Grantham) 6452. rest.— 1, Fox Cover Pride (M Lonsdale) 65.81; 2, Schewas Solyst (A Fenton) 61.94; 3, Harvey Moon III (A Burge-McLean) 60.32. nov 37Q (B Wright).— 1eq Florina H (D Rumsey) & Fieri (T Russell) 69.29; 3, Carpachino (J Ford) 64.64. rest.— 1, Schewas Solyst 64.64; 2, Fox Cover Pride 63.57; 3eq Casper The Giant (C Ransome) & It Takes Time (K Swabey) 60.71. elem 57 (P Hayward).— 1, Korenbloem Vincit Omnia (E Stanford) 70; 2, Ottono (M Doran) 67.14; 3, Don King (C Lassetter) 66.79. rest.— 1, Graf Native (S McLean) 66.07; 2, Just Louis (J Heasman) 65.71; 3, In Mahagoni (J Warbey) 60.36. elem 53Q (J Kendall).— 1, Don King 70.59; 2, Ottono 68.24; 3, Vemmie Brown (C Ross-Taylor) 66.76. rest.— 1, Donner Romeo (M Breen) 72.65; Essentially Diniall (M Whalley) 67.35; 3, Graf Native 64.41. med 75Q (L West).— 1, Korenbloem Varisto (A Gould) 70.27; 2,The BFG III (Tania Grantham) 66.49; 2, Tango V (K Butling) 65.68. rest.— 1, Replay (S Atkin) 63.78; 2, Musgoe II (M Burchell) 62.97; 3, Maximillian Miracle (J Williams) 60.54. PSG Q (J Wood & K Mepham).— 1, First Dance (P Sherwood) 67.5; 2, Saiko STV (H Butcher) 67.11; 3, Giotto II (J Long) 65.92. inter I Q (M A Horn & L Whetstone).— 1, Sevekka (A Stovold) 66.18; 2, Ehrendour (G Stuart) 62.24; 3, Giotto II (J Long) 61.58. inter II Q (L Whetstone & M A Horn).— 1, Aldemar (S Williams) 56.58. gp (L Whetstone & M A Horn).— 1, Rosso (A MacDonald Hall) 62.66; 2, Wenzelato (S Dwyer-Coles) 61.81; 3, Catherston Saxaphone (M Terry) 58.4. pony team (L West).— 1, Nando II (D Curtis) 62.5. jnr team (L West).— 1, Molehill Mountain (E Jenkinson) 64.05.

Step By Step dressage results, 9 April

Horse & Hound — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:34:56 +0000

Nov 25.—1, Sevenstock Java (C Campion) 63.6. rest.— 1, Schewas Solyst (A Fenton) 69.6; 2, Valdi (S Hart) 69.2; 3, Oliver (L Walking) 65.2. nov 34Q.— 1, De La Vega L (G Somerset) 66.25; 2, Talismans Boy (L Miles) 63.75; 3, Piknik (T Grantham) 63.33. rest.— 1, Schewas Solyst (A Fenton) 67.5; 2, Vino II (G Brown) 62.5; 3,Valdi 62.08. elem 44.— 1, Diamant L (G Somerset) 68.8. rest.— 1, Grey Fox II (P Comey 60.8; 2, In Mahagoni (J Warbey) 60.4. elem 49Q.— 1, Diamant L 70.33; 2, Take This (H Lewis) 58; 3, Lowlands 2 (T Dahdi) 55.67. rest.— 1, Talismans Boy 62.67; 2, Grey Fox II 62. med 61 rest.— 1, Longdean Disney Classic 58.62; 2, Ksar (J Sadler) 57.59; 3, Digital Four Beat (S Dale) 56.9. med 75Q.— 1, Felia (S Williams) 68.92. rest.— 1, Ksar 64.32; 2, Pedero (A Clarke) 58.65; 3, Digital Four Beat (S Dale) 57.3. adv med 94Q.— 1, Hoffman’s Rubin (J Thornton) 60.88.

South of England Spring showing results, 7-8 April

Horse & Hound — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:25:30 +0000

Hack (Mrs F White, Mrs W Phipps) small.— 1 & ch, S Church’s Catwalk Little Star; 2 & res, M Jarnett’s Pendley Sir Gayle; 3, J Nunn’s Lockhill High Society. large.— 1, C Bardo’s Shahzan; 2, K Harris’ Time Out; 3, J Sheaf & S Willis’ Lowmor High Flyer. cob, lwt.— 1 & ch, D Stennett’s Incobnito; 2, Baileys Horse Feeds’ Rigel; 3, Mr & Mrs Bartolomy’s Benetton. hwt.— 1 & res, C Bardo’s The Keystone Cob; 2, Baileys Horse Feeds’ Lynx; 3, J Tanner’s Tuppence. maxi.— 1, K Walsh’s Buzz Lightyear; 2, A Leeman’s Telemann. novice (Mrs S White, R Stack) riding horse.— 1, C Bardo’s Champagne Charlie; 2, J Jerram’s Uncle Alfie; 3, P Webb’s Sovereign Bay. cob.— 1 & ch, C Bardo’s Darcey Bustle; 2, M Knight & J Thomsett’s Chippendale; 3, Baileys Horse Feeds’ Corvus. hack.— 1 & res, J Harvey’s Mathmadame High Spirit; 2, D Waggett’s Dispol Holly; 3, A Lance’s Soldiers Pride. riding horse (Mrs F White, Mrs W Phipps) sml.— 1 & ch, D Stennett’s Foxy Formula; 2, S Robinson’s Promises Kept; 3, A Rains’ Manhattan. lge.— 1 & res, A Marfleet’s Captain Hastings; 2, D Boylan’s Ballykelly Hi Hopes; 3, A Lance’s Merlin. amateur (Mrs S White, R Stack) cob.— 1 & ch, Incobnito; 2 & res, K Botting’s Bristol Blue; 3, Mr & Mrs Bartolomy’s Marble Arch. hack.— 1, Time Out; 2, M Palmer’s Sahereca Gracious Gift; 3, P Doolan’s Migacz. riding horse.— 1, E Klein’s Maricke; 2, C East’s Traemarr Manhattan; 3, Ballykelly Hi Hopes. Anglo/part-bred Arab (C Patrick) under 153cm.— 1, Sahereca Gracious Gift; 2, T Wallace’s Ninfield Windsor Girl; 3, B Rainbow’s Sandlings Califormia Dreaming. exc 153cm.— 1, J Heasman’s Belle Vue Highlander. ridden pre-veteran (R Avery).— 1, S Bradford’s Blue Heaven; 2, G Maywood’s Larchbrook Flowing Free; 3, L Brown’s Nell. veteran.— 1, C Hubbard’s Taxal Timelord; 2, A Bateman’s Park Mist; 3, B Hindley’s William Bear. veteran plus.— 1, C Cameron’s Falcon Star; 2, V Lee’s Belmor; 3, S Squire’s Rivaz Kontiki. in-hand, pre-vet.— 1, S Bradford’s Blue Haven; 2, G Maywood’s Larchbrook Flowing Free; 3, S Ringer’s Trefynys Tegian. vet.— 1, A Bateman’s Park Mist; 2, T Simper’s Pure Genius; 3, S Searle’s Calypso Dancer. vet plus.— 1, C Cameron’s Falcon Star; 2, V Lee’s Belmor; 3, A Bateman’s Pitchwood Ferryman. BSPS LR (S Bartle).— 1, T Baldwin’s Barkway Moonflight; 2, V Lucas’ Romany River Jelly Bean; 3, V Trice’s Audene Amariage. FR.— 1, K Choynowski’s Fofsway Perdita. novice.— 1, B Skeet & V Windsor-Phillips’s Devon Touch Of Class; 2, C Spencer’s Tomfoolery; 3, L Miller’s Courtland Fair Spirit. mixed height int SRT.— 1, S Sheaf’s Whalton High Esteem; 2, J Nunn’s Lockhill High Society; 3, L Smith Crallan’s South Hills Hocus Pocus. SP 128cm.— 1, J Lattey & V Windsor-Phillips’ Deanhills Covergirl; 2, T Barnett’s Daldorn Victoria; 3, B Smith’ Harrison’s Moluccas Saffron Surprise. 138cm.— 1, B Smith’s Fenwick Heaven Sent; 2, L Miller’s Courtland Fair Spirit. 148cm.— 1, S Brown & Jahrvey’s Rhos Emblem; 2, C Spencer’s Aldoasblue Rainbow; 3, S Willis’ Whalton Doyenne. SHP (S Bartle) 122cm.— 1, K Choynowski’s Woodview Cadenza; 2, C Smalley’s Lochar Red Buttons; 3, D & A Aungier’s Tamarind Just William. 133cm.— 1, S Powell’s Sannan Honey Buzzard; 2, P Parr’s Crawel Golden Guinea. 143cm.— 1, S Powell’s Classic Crusader; 2, V David’s Ernford Bellissima. 153cm.— 1, A Love’s Pocahontas; 2, S Powell’s Odins Perfection. nov.— 1, Woodview Cadenza. BSPA coloured (C Patrick) trad 153cm.— 1, Baileys Horse Feeds’ Corvus; 2, Hopgarden Stud’s Go With The Flo; 3, J Ashby’s Splash. plaited.— 1, G Taverner’s Fanville David; 2, Mrs Figgins’ Southill Farm Toyboy; 3, K Russell’s Rushton Bali Empress. exc 153cm.— 1, E Place’s Red Andes; 2, Baileys Horse Feeds’ The Ascoteer; 3, H Baker’s Handsome Samson. trad, exc 153cm.— 1, Baileys Horse Feeds’ Deimos; 2, Mr & Mrs A Bartolomy’s Benetton; 3, B & C Joyce’s Easy Oasy. nov hunter (P Cook, Mrs W Phipps) lwt.— 1 & ch, J Jerram’s Brook House; 2 & res, R Davies’ Sporting Fox; 3. Baileys Horse Feeds’ Tattlebury Corner hwt.— 1, M Ellis’ Travelling Kevin; 2, K Learner’s Anam Cara. open hunter, lwt.— 1 & ch, C Bardo’s Cheyne Walk; 2 & res, P Merton’s Penstrumbly Our Abram; 3, Brook House. mwt.— 1, P Duncan’s Just Joe; 2, J Cooper’s Hamish; 3, J & L Young’s Lord Litchfield. hwt.— 1, Red Andes; 2, D Daniels’ Cross My Heart; 3, S Fisher’s Murphys Law. ladies’ (Ms S Perham, D Walters).— 1 & res, Hamish; 2, A Bubear Gammon’s Southburn Ragtime. sml.— 1 & ch, C Yates’ First Edition; 2, C Mackness’ Gracie Fields; 3, L Lawry’s Stancrombe Acrobat. amateur, lwt.— 1, D Boylan’s Coppenagh Classic; 2, Penstrumbly Our Abram; 3, R Wells’ Streetwise. hwt.— 1 & ch, Murphys Law; 2, L Crammond’s Beckett. M&M Heritage (R Avery) sml.— 1 & ch, J Barton’s Moortown Honeyman; 2, D Barr’s Waitwith Westwind; 3, K Scott’s Bryndefaid Pingu. Welsh sec B/C.— 1, S Sulsh’s Springrove Alexander; 2, L Bates’ Mowcastel Mickey; 3, A Ravenscroft’s Lychfields Scrumpy Jack. New Forest, Connemara.— 1, S Burt & A Kelly’s Walstead Amaryllis; 2, Mrs Kivlochan’s Braemar Breeze; 3, C Dutton’s Hilymead Cabaret. lge.— 1, K Light’s Clarmount Bengeman; 2, V Hawkins Smith’s Governor Of Whitefield; 3, W Ireland’s Kilmannan Black Velvet. LR.— 1 J Harvey’s Rhydgwillim Gwen; 2, K Szostak’s Hisley Provost; 3, S Kivlochan’s Starfire Sparkle. FR.— 1 & ch, F Thompson’s Powys Jack Flash; 2, T Baldwin’s Waxwing Typhoon; 3, K Scott’s Bryndefaid Pingu. tiny tots FR.— A Syred’s Sidehills Single Malt; 2, Mrs Kivlochan’s Starfire Sparkle. YR ridden.— 1, C Frost’s Springbourne Camelot; 2, Mrs Craven’s South Hill Toyboy; 3, S Perham’s Rosmarch Hollyoak. 138cm.— 1, J Filmer’s Longhalves Sword Of Gold; 2, Longhalves Stud’s Lemonshill Falcon; 3, J Donald’s Drogeda Black Knight. exc 138cm.— 1, E Flynn’s Dunedin Fiona; 2, Braemar Breeze; 3, E Bagnall’s Pentrepiod The Judge.

South of England (1) eventing results, 18-19 April

Horse & Hound — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:08:42 +0000

OI (sec L).— 1, Drivetime (E Baldwin) 24.1,0,6.8=30.9; 2, Two O Two (A McKeowen) 29.1,0,4.8=33.9; 3, First Flight II (K Cook) 26.4,0,10.4=36.8. under-21 OI (sec I).— 1, Ginger Charlie (A Lambert) 32.7,8,1.6=42.3; 2, Elegant Grey (E Djivanovic) 30,12,0.8=42.8; 3, More Luck (W Goodhew) 34.1,8,3.2=45.3. int (sec J).— 1, Smart Lady (C Newton) 32.3,8,4.8=45.1; 2, 707 (S Penn) 40.5,0,5.6=46.1; 3, Showtime Mr Pete (O Smith) 34.1,0,12=46.1. (sec K).— 1, Isla Blyge (D Dick) 28.2,0,7.6=35.8; 2, Highland Ford (R Jones) 27.7,0,14.8=42.5; 3, Mr Aero (G Crawford) 31.8,4,8.4=44.2. ON (sec P).— 1, Hoyo (S Watson) 27.6,4,0=31.6; 2, Undercover III (L Hunt) 33.8,0,0=33.8; 3, My Friend Freddie (S Penn) 34.3,0,0=34.3. nov (sec G).— 1, Domingo (S Jennings) 29.1,4,1.6=34.7; 2, Snap Dragon (E Baldwin) 35.2,0,2=37.2; 3, Odini (K Cook) 29.5,0,8.8=38.3. (sec M).— 1, Western Lark (S Paddock) 31.4,0,0=31.4; 2, Gorgeous Gordon (H Crush) 31.4,4,0=35.4; 3, Viola (A Kent) 31.4,4,0.8=36.2. (sec N).— 1, Tregallan (C Kruger) 29.1,4,0=33.1; 2, Tax Glider (R Mathieson) 31.4,4,0=35.4; 3, Ursula (R Gibbs) 35.7,0,0.4=36.1. (sec O).— 1, Sir David (R Gibbs) 30,4,0=34; 2, Tricky Trevor (C Pointing) 35.2,0,0=35.2; 3, Tsaro (D Dick) 31.4,4,1.2=36.6. JRN (sec H).— 1, Blue Echo (H Colderick) 23.8,4,0=27.8; 2, Special Effects (S Banfield) 31,0,0=31; 3, Just A Dazzler (K Cadney-Moon) 31.9,0,0=31.9. BE100open (sec F).— 1, Rock N Roll (S Pemble) 32,0,2.4=34.4; 2, Kirkmoor St George (L Normand) 36.5,0,0=36.5; 3, Welton Jazz (G Clarke) 37.5,0,0=37.5. BE100 (sec A).— 1, Bellissima (C Stokoe) 25,0,0=25; 2, Waltzbeau (K Spencer) 29.5,0,0=29.5; 3, Gifted Musician (K Spencer) 29.5,0,1.2=30.7. (sec B).— 1, Amaretto Van Het Molenhof (A Weston) 30.5,0,0=30.5; 2, Buster Brown (C Lewis) 32.5,4,0=36.5; 3, Diamond Tom (S Jennings) 38,0,0=38. (sec C).— 1, Nala II (L Yallop) 31.5,0,2.4=33.9; 2, Ab Fab IV (M Eggleton) 33,4,0=37; 3, Dalestown Bracken (T Holland) 30,8,0=38. (sec D).— 1, Abdullahs Pride (A Hazeltine) 31.5,0,0=31.5; 2, Zodiac II (S Gristwood) 34.5,0,2.8=37.3; 3, Errill Lad (K Spencer) 30.5,8,0=38.5. (sec E).— 1, Penstrumbly Doin Time (A Rountree) 27,0,0=27; 2, Fernhill Rock Star (A Crerar) 29,0,0=29; 3, Irco Unique (J Field) 31.5,0,0=31.5.

Step by Step dressage results, 12 March

Horse & Hound — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 14:48:18 +0000

Prelim 12.— 1, Cracker (K Spencer) 73.6; 2, Blue By You (H Mercer) 71.6; 3eq, Smartie (K Spencer) & Ard Duplicate (K Samuel) 70. prelim 18Q.— 1, Blue By You 67.92; 2, Castletown Cleopatra (S-J Cox) 62.08; 3, Little Gunner (S Orpen) 62.08. rest.— 1, Hammerwood Cantrip (S Cowdray) 66.25; 2, Valdi (S Hart) 65.42; 3, Fareeda (J Vear) 51.25. nov 25.— 1, De La Vega L (G Somerset) 72.8; 2, Donnercroft (S Fisher) 67.2; 3, Mighell’s Midnight Mazourka (K Purchase) 64.4. rest.— 1, Valdi 68.4; Oliver (L Walkling) 64.8; 3, Barney B (S Osborn) 62.4. nov 30Q.— 1, Partially Painted (C Schooling) 69.23; 2, Five Star London (M Ruddock) 67.31; 3, De La Vega L 67.31. rest.— 1, Lofty Heights (J Jenkins) 66.92; 2, Sylvester Alan (J Lemmon) 66.15; 3, Petite Flute (L Whalen) 62.69. elem 44.— 1, Five Star London 72; 2, Take This (H Lewis) 66.8; 3, Donnercroft 65.2. rest.— 1, Graf Native (S McLean 63.2; 2, Anderida Delight (A Bell) 62; 3eq, In Mahagoni (J Warbey) & Riva Dance (K Simpson) 60.8. elem 50Q.— 1, Vazal (A Stovold) 70.71; 2, Smooth Criminal (S Maple) 67.14; 3, Warren Lodge Rudyard (J Worsley) 66.79. rest.— 1, Mr Amati (N Williams) 68.21; 2, Partially Painted (C Schooling) & Graf Native 65.36. med 61.— 1, My Bonanza (S Edwards) 71.03; 2, Hopeful Dreamer (H Sawyer) 70.69; 3, Fairytale (D Rawlins) 65.17. rest.— 1, Agincourt (V Cleveland) 63.45; 2, It’s Pinocchio (S Morley—Smith) 61.72; 3, Budish (S Martin) 60.34. med 73Q.— 1, Hopeful Dreamer 65.59; 2, My Bonanza (S Edwards) 64.12; 3, Middlemarch (R Andrews) 62.65. rest.— 1, Agincourt 62.06; 2, Fairfax (G Howard) 61.47; 3, Digital Four Beat (S Dale) 56.47. PYO adv med 94/adv 100 &104.— 1(T) Welt Panama (G Stuart) 66.76; 2, Lucaro (R Andrews) 64.38; 3, Grenada (C Kershaw) 57.35. adv med 85Q.— 1, Welt Panama 68.24; 2, Aldemar (S Williams) 67.35; 3, Toy Story (M Pook) 62.06. PYO 2009 FEI gp.— 1, Pipsqueak (S Edwards) 61.7; 2, Trapani (K Maxted) 60.34. inter II.— 1, Aldemar 58.68; 2, Toy Story 51.05.

Step-by-Step dressage results, 26 February

Horse & Hound — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 13:28:20 +0000

Prelim 15 (J Bwye).— 1, Moses (K Spencer) 68.7; 2, Ted (N Ball) 65.22; 3, Mr George (K Palmer) 64.35. prelim 19 (J Kendall).— 1, Maestro (K Spencer) 72.17; 2, Ted 69.09; 3, Moses 68.18. nov 22 (B Wright).— 1, Domingo (S Jennings) 66.9; 2, De La Vega (G Somerset) 64.83; 3, Jordan’s Andre (A Gould) 63.45. rest.— 1, Riva Dance (K Simpson) 62.07; 2, Sevenstock Java (C Campion) 58.62; 3, Laslo (I Crofton) 57.93. nov 37Q (W Jago).— 1, De La Vega 68.21; 2, Venango (N Smith) 66.43; 3, Mighell’s Midnight Mazourka (K Purchase) 65. rest.— 1eq, Cobham’s Zimba (O Walter) & Laslo (I Crofton) 68.57; 3, Lofty Heights (J Jenkins) 66.79. elem 48S (B Ehlers).— 1, Sheepcote Casablanca (C Speer) 73.1; 2, Hopeful Dreamer (H Sawyer) 72.76; 3, Uluru (E Baldwin) 69.31. rest.— 1, Keystone Sandringham (A Martin) 72.41; 2, In Mahagoni (J Warbey) 62.14; 3, Graf Native (S McLean) 60.69. elem 57Q (S Andrews).— 1, Vazal (A Stovold) 68.1; 2, Korenbloem Vincit Omnia (E Stanford) 65; 3, Oldencraig Urgent (A Guy) 64.29. rest.— 1, Keystone Sandringham 62.86; 2, Graf Native 62.5; 3, Mr Amati (N Williams) 59.64. med 73 (S Rowlands).— 1, Paganieta (E Stanford) 64.41; 2, Lover Boy (D Lush) 63.82. rest.— 1, Lonnie (J Beeson-Smith 60.88. med 69SQ (V Graham).— 1, Lover Boy 65.15; 2, Oldencraig Urgent 63.94; 3, Paganieta 60.3. rest.— 1, Fairfax (G Howard) 62.73; 2, Farrington’s Morpheus (S Jennings) 62.42; 3, Regal Red (S Jennings) 59.39. PYO adv med 85/adv 100 & 106 (S Rowlands).— 1, Drivetime (E Baldwin) 67.06; 2, Cornish Promise (B Al-Omran) 64.12; 3, Rubinstein Star (C Lassetter) 61.25. rest.— 1, Farrington’s Morpheus 63.82; 2, Priska (N Mather) 61.18. adv med 98SQ (S Andrews).— 1, Drivetime 64.47; 2, Catherston Petunia (C James) 63.68. rest.— 1, Twister 23 (K Tuppen) 63.42; 2, Mr Flashman (S Buckley) 58.42. PSG2009Q (J Wood & S Merrison).— 1, First Dance (P Sherwood) 66.32; 2, Jordan’s Spirit Forever (A Gould) 65.26; 3, Ehrendour (G Stuart) 65.13. FEI inter IQ (J Wood & S Merrison).— 1, Ganimedes (K Maxted) 65.92; 2, First Dance 65.53; 3, Senorita (L Jenkins) 64.21.

Step by Step dressage results, 15 January

Horse & Hound — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 13:10:16 +0000

Nov 33S (C Stothard).— 1, Keystone Ricardo (J Jones) 70; 2; Winsom van Oceris (S Brabrook) 60.69; 3, Wings (S Brabrook) 60.34. rest.— 1, Sylvester Alan (J Lemmon) 66.21; 2, Laslo (I Crofton) 62.76; 3, Casper the Giant (C Ransome) 6.07. nov 35SQ (A Craig).— 1, Keystone Ricardo 72.31; 2, Talismans Boy (L Miles) 69.23; 3 Wings 67.69. rest.— 1, Mr Amati (N Williams) 77.31; 2, Casper the Giant 65; 3, Laslo 61.54. elem 43S (J Wood).— 1, Take This (H Lewis) 66.55; 2, William Hill (R Prado—Noveas) 56.9. rest.— 1, Wild Card (K Daykin) 70; 2, Graf Native (S McLean) 66.55; 3eq, Jurassic Rising (J Clarke) & Essentially Diniall (M Whalley) 61.03. elem 48SQ (B Wright).— 1, William Hill 62.76; 2, Take This 61.38. rest.— 1, Wild Card 66.21; 2, Talisman Boy 6.83; 3, Mr Amati 64.48. med 69 (J Wood).— 1, Fairytale (P Harris) 56.36. rest.— 1, Coolhand Luke III (C Leng) 62.42; 2, Mr Flashman (S Buckley) 62.42; 3, Renwood George (S-L Wood) 61.52. med 75SQ (B Wright).— 1, Dreamy (V Hewson) 58.65; 2, Fairytale 57.03. rest.— 1, Cycle King’s Harri (D Thake) 62.97; 2, Coolhand Luke III 58.38. adv med 98SQ (S Andrews).— 1, Longdean Futuristic (M Bates) 62.63; 2, Welt Panama (G Stuart) 62.37; 3, Cycle King’s Cossack (S Thake) 62.11.

Step-By-Step dressage results, 23 October

Horse & Hound — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:24:01 +0000

Med 73W (W Jago).— 1, Ballin T (S Dale) 62.65. rest.— 1, The BFG III (T Grantham) 68.24; 2, Marine Pearl (S Heron) 63.82; 3, European Baccara (L Eaton) 63.53. med 75WQ (S Merrison).— 1, Semillion (A Forster) 61.35; 2, Don Oro (M Hughes) 56.76; My Bonanza (S Edwards) 55.14. rest.— 1, Troebadour (B Whittington) 64.59; 2, The BFG III 64.32; 3, Promise Me (N McGoldrick). adv med 98WQ (B Amos).— 1, Semillion 61.32. rest.— 1, Don Oro 61.32. pyo adv 100/PSG 2000 (B Amos & S Merrison).— 1, Aldemar (S Williams) 67.13; 2, Ehrendour (G Stuart) 65.13; 3, Toy Story (M Pook) 62.66. pyo inter I/II/gp (S Merrison & B Amos).— 1, Ehrendour (G Stuart) 65.38; 2, Brendy’s K (K Byrom) 65.12; 3, Pipsqueak (S Edwards) 64.06.