Emily Gulliver and Alfie Diaper share top spot in the STX-UK Pony Foxhunter Second Round at South View Equestrian
Thursday 06 June 2024
.jpg "Emily Gulliver and Alfie Diaper share top spot in the STX-UK Pony Foxhunter Second Round at South View Equestrian")
This weekend's STX-UK Pony Foxhunter competition took place at South View Equestrian’s Summer Pony Premier, with three ponies taking joint top spot
Emily Gulliver emerged as the star of the event, claiming two of the three winning spots. The first on Lucky Choice 1, the other on Renkum Kickstart, both owned by Ben Gulliver. Emily rode the two fastest times of the jump off, with less than a second separating her two ponies. A remarkable feat for Emily, highlighting her talent and the strong partnership she shares with both ponies.
The third winners rosette went to Alfie Diaper, who rode Helen Diaper’s PJV Bella to the only other double clear of the competition, stopping the clock at 44.31 seconds.
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South View Competition Centre – Saturday, 1 June 2024
STX-UK Pony Foxhunter Second Round
1st - Emily Gulliver and Lucky Choice 1 - 0/0 42.34
1st - Emily Gulliver and Renkum Kickstart - 0/0 43.31
1st - Alfie Diaper and PJV Bella - 0/0 44.31
NB: Results pending official grading.
Image: Phil Hillier Photography
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