Tabitha Kyle wins The Stable Company HOYS 138cms Qualifier win at Bishop Burton College
Monday 09 July 2018
Tabitha Kyle bagged her third The Stable Company HOYS 138 Qualifier win of this summer at Bishop Burton College in East Yorkshire with the only treble clear of the class.
Each and every one of the thirty-one competitors started out with the aim of qualifying for The Stable Company HOYS 138cms Championship Final at Horse of the Year Show and after the first two rounds, just six remained in contention for the final jump off.
Tabitha, aged 11, from Loughborough, Leicestershire won this qualifier in convincing style on board Lissduff Royal, a 15 year-old grey gelding owned by Tanya Kyle. The pair rode three accurate and determined rounds to finish up with a treble clear in 38.73 seconds.
Bishop Burton College – Saturday 7th July 2018
The Stable Company HOYS 138cms Qualifier
1st Tabitha Kyle & Lissduff Royal – 0/0/0 – 38.73 seconds
2nd Patrick Thurston & Grey Palace – 0/0/4 – 44.59 seconds
3rd Charlie Atkinson & SOS The Milky Bar Kid – 0/0/8 – 44.13 seconds
NB: Qualifications will be updated pending grading of results.
The Horse of the Year Show 2018 will take place from the 3rd – 7th October at Birmingham’s NEC.
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