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!!! STOP PRESS !!!

JRN, see report from Sheila re Weston Park - here

MARK CORBETT @ TWESELDOWN

New dates added for January and February 2010:

• Saturday, January 30^th
• Sunday, February 14^th

For more details and entry form, see the Teaching Clinics page.

2009 Season Roundup

• Southside (Sid)
  Owner: Julia Prescot & Kate Lawson
  Has had a really good year. Competed CIC***; double clear at advanced and a win at Highclere intermediate
• Topman (Tops)
  Owner: Janet Benney & Genevieve Holmes
  A new addition to the team this year. He has had several placings at novice and shows lots of potential - one to watch!
• Tullibards Nimbus (Nimbus)
  Owner: Pat Wren
  Very consistent as usual! Placed third at Barbary Castle (novice). Up to intermediate next season.
• Best Interests (Joseph)
  Owner: Perry Holley
  The first season for 'Big Joe'! Several places at PN and ended with two novice runs - clear XC at every event. Can't fault that!

We look forward to 2010 with excitement.

A big thank you to all our supporters - we appreciate it.

JRN - Southeast

A team of eight made it to Weston Park CIC* and they had a good event. A lot of them first timers to this level. Six of the eight went clear XC (inside teh time) and the team finished 5th overall; with Pippa Jerman and 'Billy' 3rd individually. Well done guys.

Harry Denzies (Rocking Robin)

Another good season for Harry. Placing intermediate and 2nd at Young Riders final trial.

A trip to Waregem in the British team ended with another gold medal (team win).

He is now looking to increase his string for next season; he has got another two years in Young Riders, and with advanced events to aim for too. Busy and we hope successful in 2010.

Sienna Myson-Davis (Tambourine)

Many placings at intermediate and winner at the juniors final trial. However, it wasn't meant to be; Tambo got injured in the field and could not make it to Belgium to defend his crown as junior European champion. A real blow for all concerned, but he'll be back!