Lucy Bainbridge Craig Triumphs in Haygain Pony Discovery Second Round at Church Farm Equestrian

Tuesday 14 June 2016

Lucy Bainbridge Craig triumphed in the Haygain Pony Discovery Second at Church Farm Equestrian in Ormskirk, Lancashire and in doing so, paved her way into the Haygain Pony Discovery Championship Final. 

With all competitors set on securing one of the ten qualification places available for the Championship Final, three thrilling rounds of competition unfolded and seven combinations went on to deliver a treble clear, shaking up the leader board as they went. 

Fifteen year-old Lucy made her trip down from Kilmarnock, Ayrshire worthwhile as she triumphed on board Katie Stovell’s 8 year-old skewbald gelding, Red Apache. Lucy and Red Apache rode with great pace to finish with a treble clear in 39.37 seconds and this time was to eventually prove unbeatable.

Harriet Williams, aged 14, from Colwyn Bay, Clwyd took second place with Kevin Williams’ 9 year-old grey gelding Caherlistrane Glass. This pairing clocked their treble clear up in 41.97 seconds. 

Third place was taken by 14 year-old Molly Beadle from Leeds, West Yorkshire and she achieved her podium place on Rebecca Beadle’s 10 year-old bay mare, Tiger Lily XIV. This combination picked up their treble clear in 42.36 seconds. 

Church Farm Equestrian – Sunday 5th June 2016
Haygain Pony Discovery Second Round
1st Lucy Bainbridge Craig & Red Apache – 0/0/0 – 39.37 seconds
2nd Harriet Williams & Caherlistrane Glass – 0/0/0 – 41.97 seconds
3rd Molly Beadle & Tiger Lily XIV – 0/0/0 – 42.36 seconds
4th Gemma Thorley & Camber Matilda – 0/0/0 – 44.57 seconds
5th Rebecca Rennie & Penstrumbly Push Pop – 0/0/0 – 44.88 seconds
6th Harriet Whitton & Micky Way – 0/0/0 – 45.28 seconds
7th Gemma Thorley & Kismet VI – 0/0/0 – 47.34 seconds
8th Alexander Mclean & Mullaghgloss Rebel – 0/0/4 – 36.87 seconds
9th James Bainbridge Craig & Sarim Mr Scoot – 0/4 – 37.59 seconds
10th Charlotte Hyslop & Ooops II – 0/4 – 43.35 seconds

NB: Qualifications will be updated pending official grading of results.

The British Showjumping National Championships 2016 will take place during the 9th – 14th August at the National Agricultural and Exhibition Centre (NAEC), Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire.    

Image Credit: Ken Etteridge Photography. 

Haygain:
Haygain® offers a range of scientifically proven hay steamers that eliminates respirable dust in hay and haylage by killing mould spores and bacteria to produce hygienically clean forage and thus aid in the prevention and management of respiratory conditions. By steaming hay and haylage to ultra-high temperatures, the patented Haygain® steamer produces highly-palatable forage that is fragrant and appetising and - unlike soaking - steaming ensures that the essential nutrients are retained within the hay. For product information, please visit www.haygain.com or contactLaura@haygain.com.

Recent Scotland News
	Show Reallocation from Cabin to Bogenraith & Tillyoch 27/02/2024
	SCOTTISH OFFICIALS SEMINAR & EVENING SOCIAL 2024 23/02/2024
	AGRICULTURAL SHOWS 2024 – BRITISH SHOWJUMPING SCOTLAND 22/02/2024
	SCOTTISH SHOWS RUNNING SATURDAY 24th & SUNDAY 25th FEBRUARY 2024 19/02/2024
	SCOTTISH BRANCH CHAMPIONSHIPS & SENIOR POINTS LEAGUE 2024 16/02/2024