Lots to catch up on, at home and abroad
Local equine news, results and much more
Hi folks,
Well, after an exhausting week or so, we’re trying to get back on schedule! I do hope you read (and enjoyed!) my account of my battle with the Red Dragon…
There was lots happening over the past weekend, so in this latest Horse&Field newsletter, please find coverage of some of the equestrian events that took place, both at home and further afield.
With much sadness, we learned that Terence McKeag BEM passed away last Friday; he will be sadly missed by all his equestrian friends.
Local competitors had plenty to choose from over the past week, with dressage at Ardnacashel and Knockagh View, Working Hunter at Hagans Croft, a Training Show at Connell Hill, the show jumping league final at Ecclesville, as well as the ILDRA report from their recent ride at Cam Forest.
Meanwhile, Northern Region member Clare Abbott was best of the Irish finishing 13th with ‘Jewelent’ in Boekelo, The Netherlands, at the final of the FEI Eventing Nations Cup series.
Looking ahead to the Down Royal Festival of Racing, which is taking place on November 3 and 4, Ladbrokes is returning as headline sponsor for the fifth year!
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