Results 2009
Team Cross Country Event 14/05/09
Mounted Games Competition 15/04/09
Mounted Games Competition 08/04/09
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24th October 2009 Class 1 8 & Under Class 2 10 & Under Class 3 Over 10 |
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11th October 2009 Class 1 - Level 1 Pairs Class 2 - Junior Level 1 Class 3 - Senior Level 1 Class 4 - Level 2 Pairs Class 5 - Junior Level 2 Class 6 - Senior Level 2 Class 7 - Junior Level 3 Class 8 - Senior Level 3 Class 9 - Junior Level 5 Class 10 - Senior Level 5 |
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10th October 2009 Lead Rein Bending Mugs Quoits Stepping Stones Sack Targets 10 & Under Bending Mugs Quoits Stepping Stones Sack Targets 14 & Under Bending Mugs Quoits Stepping Stones Sack Targets Over 14 Bending Mugs Quoits Stepping Stones Sack Targets |
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13th September 2009 Class 1 - Junior Level 1 Best Dressage Nicole McKnight Class 2 - Senior Level 1 Best Dressage Jen Monro Class 3 Junior Level 2 Best Dressage Clare Williams Class 4 Senior Level 2 Best Dressage Juliet Tranter Class 5 Junior Level 3 Best Dressage Kirree Staley Class 6 Senior Level 3 Best Dressage Colleen Miller Class 7 Level 5 Best Dressage Cheryl Bond Photos from the event are now available to view and purchase from www.manxequinephotos.co.uk |
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16th August 2009 Class 1 Level 1 Pairs Class 2 Level 1 Junior Class 3 Level 1 Senior Class 4 Level 2 Pairs Class 5 Level 2 Junior Class 6 Level 2 Senior Class 7 Level 3 Junior Class 8 Level 3 Senior Class 9 Level 4 Junior Class 10 Level 4 Senior Photos from the event are now available to view and purchase from www.manxequinephotos.co.uk |
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The Isle of Man Branch of the Pony Club have just finished their annual camp which was held at the excellent facilities at Kennaa Equestrian Centre, St. Johns. Twenty one members along with their ponies moved into Kennaa on Monday evening and camped until Saturday lunchtime. Some ponies were stabled but the majority were kept at grass in small paddocks and the children slept in the newly completed offices on the yard at Kennaa. The children received tuition in both riding and horse care from top class instructors, two local instructors - Cheryl Bond and Natalie Pell, and also two visiting instructors from Holcombe Branch of the Pony Club, Rebecca Jenkinson and Daisy Shufflebottom. Although initially the weather forecast for the week was not good the rain held off until the evenings and a full timetable was maintained, culminating with a One Day Event where the children displayed their skills in dressage, show jumping and cross country many displaying new skills and confidence acquired during their week at camp. Parents and friends were invited to watch the showjumping and cross country section and also to attend the Camp prize Presentation where the prizes were presented by the Club's president Mrs Jackie McCubbin. Results :- One Day Event:- Ride 1 Cheryl Ride 2 Natalie Ride 3 Becky Ride 4 Daisy Most Improved:- Ride 1 Cheryl Ride 2 Natalie Ride 3 Becky Ride 4 Daisy Team Award:- A very big thankyou to the Camp Committee Chris Hopkinson, AnneMarie Robinson, Fenella Evans, Michaela Cannell and Jane Cross who worked so hard before and during camp to make it a memorable experience for the members and also all the Mums and Dads for their support with this event. Also a massive thankyou to James and Denise Cubbon and also Les Ingham who pulled out all the stops to get the accommodation and tie-up areas finished in time for camp. |
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27th June 2009 The Pony Club held their annual Beginners One Day Event at the Glebe St Marks (very kind permission of Haydn and Jo Cubbon). This event is run on eventing rules but all disciplines are scaled down to suit these younger members . The facilities provided at the Glebe by Hayden and Jo Cubbon were perfect, as was the weather and all in all a lovely relaxed day was enjoyed by all those who attended. The results were as follows:- 9 & Under:- Over 9 It was important that all the competitors enjoyed this competition as for most of these young members it was the first time that they have completed the three disciplines dressage, showjumping and cross country in the one day as in a one day event. Many of the older members of the Pony Club who started their eventing at such a competition are now off to compete at the Area 4 Eventing Qualifiers to be held at Skipton, Yorkshire on the 12th July. The Isle of Man Branch of the Pony Club are delighted that there will be twelve members competing at this competition, they are:- Novice : Polly Rogerson, Lisa Young, Abby Corlett, Anna Watterson, Yasmin Ingham, Tabby Wright, Sarah Collister, Kirree Staley Lisa Young, Chloe Cross, Polly Rogerson , Phoebe Cross and Tara Adams will also be competing in the Area 4/5 Tetrathlon Championship qualifier to be held in Cheshire on the 19th July. We are very hopeful of some excellent results from these competitions and should have some members going forward to the Pony Club National Championships to be held in 15th 18th August at Draycott House, Derbyshire and also the Pony Club Novice Championships, 29th-30th August 2009 at Kelsall Hill Equestrian Centre, Cheshire. Finally the Isle of Man Branch Prince Philip Cup games team made up of Tabbie Wright, Hannah Scarlett, Phoebe Cross, Ben Bamber and Katie Robinson won the Area competition most convincingly and are now off to the Zone qualifiers to be held on the 5th July at Newark Showground. Good luck to all these Manx Pony Club members who will be competing at these prestigious events in the company of some of the top young riders in the UK. |
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25th May 2009 Glorious sunshine greeted competitors as they arrived on Monday 25th May for the last hunter trial of the spring season to be held at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, Lonan (kind permission of Mr & Mrs Peter Bond). Once again there was a good entry with many competitors returning yet again to enjoy the thrill of cross country riding. In the first class the winners were Clara Whiteway and Ruby Agate, both with lovely young horses who are both showing a lot of potential for the future, Clara going on to win the second class as well. It was most encouraging to see so many competitors had moved up from Level 3 to Level 4 and Polly Rogerson proved that move was not a problem for Grianagh Mia as she won the Junior Intermediate class. Many of the Pony Club members in the Intermediate class will be competing in the Pony Club Area Horse Trials at Skipton, Yorkshire on the 12 th July and the outing today was a real boost to their confidence as there were very few problems. The full results were as follows:- Intro pairs: Junior Intro Senior Intro Junior Novice Senior Novice Novice Pairs Junior Intermediate Senior Intermediate The Pony Club would like to thank Peter and Linda Bond for the use of their land and also a special thank you to Peter for building and maintaining the course, Arthur for turning up at the crack of dawn and organizing the parking for the many wagons and trailers attending and once again all the many volunteers who give up their time to enable us to run the event, the competitors and committee are very grateful to you all. Pony Club members are reminded that the next events will be the series of Summer Rallies at GGH, these weekly lessons begin on Thursday 18th June and run for four consecutive weeks. The Mini One Day Event for members only will be held on Saturday 27th June at the Glebe, this event is suitable for members who are off the lead rein but have not yet competed cross country. For further information regarding these events and Pony Club in the Isle of Man please visit www.iomponyclub.com Photos from the event are now available to view and purchase from www.manxequinephotos.co.uk |
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Inter Club Team Cross Country Event 14th May 2009 This competition was held by the Pony Club on Thursday evening 14th May at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, Lonan (very kind permission of Mr & Mrs Peter Bond) Eight teams entered for this competition but unfortunately one had to withdraw on the day due to unforeseen circumstances but the seven teams taking part all put in good rounds with few problems. Fortunately the heavy rain held off until after the event finished although the surface was quite slippery so 10 sec was added to the optimum time to enable riders to get within time and all competitors were warned to ride with caution. The winning team Country Warehouse representing the Manx Silver Horse Association finished with just one penalty point, the full results were as follows:- 1st Manx Silver Horse Association Country Warehouse - Katy Robinson - Maximillian, Sam Corlett = Southern Star, Abby Corlett - Dun N'Dusted and Cheryl Bond Sir Rufus. 2nd Highton Riding Club - Joeanna Roney Sprite, Jordanne Kennaugh JD, Polly Rogerson Grianagh Mia and Carla Moss Greenwood Dionysus. 3rd Pony Club Z Ruby Agate Peppermill Street, Lisa Young The Lightening Man, Tara Adams Fernhill Footsie and Milly Killeen Roly. 4th Pony Club Uncle Oakferds Tastey Team Breeshey Evans Bobby Dazzler, Phoebe Cross Fergus, Poppy Evans Hayley and Chloe Cross Marble. The Pony Club would like to thank Mr & Mrs Peter Bond for the use of their land and also all the helpers on the night. The last of the Pony Club spring cross country events will be held on Monday 25th May at 10.00am at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, Lonan. This will be a Hunter Trial which is open to non members and has classes suitable for very novice (Intro) to Intermediate. For further information please check out www.iomponyclub.com |
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3rd May 2009 The Pony Club held their Spring One Day Event on Sunday 3rd May at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, Lonan, (kind permission of Mr & Mrs David Dean and Mr & Mrs Peter Bond ). Unfortunately heavy rain prior to the event made the going in the dressage arenas and the showjumping ring extremely heavy and difficult and this did cause some problems. As this event was to be a trial for members hoping to represent the Club at the Area Eventing competitions at Skipton, Yorkshire in July these members were hoping for a good result and some were disappointed that they were unable to maintain their usual standard, however the going in the cross country section was only slightly soft and nearly everyone completed the course with a satisfactory result. It was most encouraging to see so many members with lovely new horses and ponies at the event all finishing with very promising results showing good potential for the future. Special mention to Clara Whiteway, Ruby Agate, Katy Robinson, Breeshey Evans and Imogen Cannell as this was the first ODE for the new combination of horse and rider and they must have all been very pleased with their results. Also well done to Tara Adams who completed the Open course in grand style a good result before departing to compete in several events in England. After a few heavy showers during the afternoon the clouds cleared away and the presentation of awards by Club President Mrs Jackie McCubbin took place in bright sunshine. The results were as follows:- Junior Intro: Senior Intro Junior Novice Senior Novice Intermediate Open A special presentation was made to Aalish Creer. Nine year old Aalish was awarded her Gold award for gaining 21 Achievement badges only one other member Vicki Hargreaves has this award well done Aalish and Vicki! Once again the Pony Club is indebted to all the helpers who make these events possible. A very big thankyou to Peter Bond for his work creating and maintaining the cross country course, David and Carole Dean for allowing the use of their land, Arthur Taggart for marshalling the car parking, and Kevin Goldsmith and Angy Goodie for their ongoing help and support at events. The committee would also like to thank Mylchreests Motors and The Copy shop for their continued support and last but by no means least the huge number of people who give up their time so willingly - without their help we would not be able to run these very popular competitions. Competitors are reminded that the next cross country competition will be the Team Competition on Thursday evening 14 th May, followed by the last Hunter Trial of the Spring season which will be held on Monday 25 th May both events will be held at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, Lonan. For further information regarding these events and future events of the Pony Club please visit www.iomponyclub.com |
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18th April 2009 In perfect weather a huge number of competitors enjoyed a fun filled day at GGH on Saturday 18th April. It was wonderful to see so many new faces enjoying the action most in fancy dress which made a very colourful spectacle. Lots of novice riders were able to experience competition but in a very light hearted way. Even children without ponies were able to join in on their hobby horses these races being just as competitive as the mounted games! It really was most encouraging to see so many members enjoying their ponies as well as the social aspect afterwards of picnicking on the grass. This is obviously a very popular event and Pony Club will try and put on more events like this to provide fun for the members. The results of the hotly contested competitions were as follows:- Fancy Dress Class 1 4 & Under Class 2 7 & Under Class 3 12 & Under Class 4 16 & Under Best Decorated Pony Callum Staley Best Hobby Horse Sophie Hawley Mounted Western Gymkhana Games Class 6a Lead Rein Group A Group B Group C Class 6b 12 & Under Group A Group B Group C Class 6c 16 & Under Hobby Horse Races Class 7a 4 & Under Class 7b 7 & Under Class 7c Over 7 Handy Pony Class 8a Lead Rein Class 8b 12 & Under Class 8c 16 & Under Barrel Racing Class 9a Lead Rein Class 9b 12 & Under Class 9c 16 & Under Western Jumping Class 10a Lead Rein Class 10b 12 & Under Class 10c 16 & Under Photos from the event are now available to view and purchase from www.manxequinephotos.co.uk |
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15th April 2009 The Pony Club held another Games Competition in the big outdoor arena at Kennaa Equestrian Centre on the evening of Wednesday 15 th April. Once again this was very well attended and proved to be a lot of fun for both spectators and competitors. There was hot competition in all races especially the lead rein as these little competitors are all now getting the hang of it and really want to win! Chris and Jane must have spent a lot of time dreaming up new games and organizing the props but it was all worth while as a good time was had by all! The results were as follows:- Lead Rein Bending: Quoits: Water Game: Flag: Fishing Game : Musical Flags : 10 & Under Bending: Quoits : Water Game: Flag : 1st Jade Cannell Fishing Game : Musical Flags : 11 and Over Bending: Quoits : Water Game : Flag: Fishing Game : Musical Flags : |
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Easter Monday The Pony Club held their first Hunter Trial of the season at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, Lonan, kind permission of Peter and Linda Bond. Peter had built a lovely new course which was much longer than usual using more undulating land and also much more technical fences. Some of these fences caused some difficulty for a few riders but although there was a huge entry there were very few accidents and the day ended without any casualties. The results were as follows:- The results were as follows:- Intro Pairs Junior Intro Senior Intro Junior Novice Senior Novice Novice Pairs The Committee would like to thank Peter Bond and family for all their hard work before and during this event, the Copy Shop for their continued support by supplying back numbers, Stuart Lace from the Vehicle Sourcing Centre for providing the First Aid vehicle, Arthur Taggart for his sterling work parking the numerous wagons and trailers and also all the stewards and helpers who give up their time so willingly - without their help we could not run the event. Members are reminded that the last session of the Practical Horse Care and Achievements Badges at Kennaa will be held on Friday 17th April 7.00pm prompt to approx 8.15pm. Suitable for all members aged 3 to 25! Subject : Equine First Aid. Know when a horse is lame, sick or in poor condition. Elementary first aid. Be able to carry out prescribed treatment of wounds, ailments and lameness The next mounted event will be the Wild West Show at 11.00am on Saturday 18th April at GGH. This is a really good fun day out for younger children both with and without ponies and is open to non members of the club. There will be Fancy Dress Cowboys & Indians This will be followed by a Green Day on the 26th April at the cross country course at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, this is open to non members but please note no instruction will be provided just the opportunity to practice over the fences. Finally all competitors are reminded that the Annual Spring One Day Event will be held on Sunday 3rd April at Croit-ny-Cabbyl, Lonan . this event is open to everyone and there are classes for Intro Level 1 / 2 up to Intermediate Level 4. For further information and entry forms for the above events please check out www.iomponyclub.com . Photos from the event are now available to view and purchase from www.manxequinephotos.co.uk |
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The Pony Club held a games competition at Kennaa Equestrian Centre on Wednesday evening 8th April. Surprisingly the weather remained dry and although cold for spectators the competitors were kept warm vaulting on and off their ponies and running in sacks and along stepping stones! There was a really good attendance, and competition was keen especially in the lead rein classes where even the most skilful rider requires their leader to especially quick off the mark! The results were as follows:- Lead Rein:- Bending: Mug Race: Sock-in-bucket: Stepping Stones: Sack: Easter Bunny: 10 & Under Bending: Mug Race: Sock-in-bucket :- Stepping Stones: Sack:- Easter Bunny: 11 and over Bending: Mug Race:- Sock in bucket Stepping Stones:- Easter Bunny:- There will be another Games Competition at Kennaa on Wednesday 15th April. Entries on the night at 5.30pm. Members are reminded that the last of the winter sessions of Practical Horse Care and Achievements Badges will be held at Kennaa at 7.00pm on Fri 17th April. Saturday 18th April Wild West Show at GGH. This event is open to non members and is a really good fun day out for all the family even non riding brothers and sisters! Will only be held if weather fine so check out the web site if in doubt. For further information on the Isle of Man Branch of the Pony Club and entry forms etc for the above events please visit www.iompony.com . Photos from the event are now available to view and purchase from www.manxequinephotos.co.uk |
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Junior team 3rd Senior Team 2nd Very well done |
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Scottish Tetrathlon Postal Shoot Results of our members & parents Division 2 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 Division 102 Division 103 Division 103 Division 104 Division 202 |
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Triathlon 5th & 6th March 2009
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Junior Horse and Pony Care Senior Horse & Pony Care Quiz |
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Prize Presentation January 2009 Well done to all those who were awarded prizes at the Christmas Disco and Prize Presentation. There was an incredible turn out at this event and although the new venue at the Union Mills Football Club was lovely it was not large enough for the number of members who turned up so we will be prepared next year and find a larger venue! The prizes were awarded by the Club’s Treasurer Mrs Viv Taylor and the prize winners were as follows:- Calvert Fisher for Attendance 1st Aalish Creer, 2nd Freddie Ralston, 3rd Aislinn Lace. The Blaze Trophy for Tack and Turnout at Garran Beg—1st Aalish Creer, 2nd Aislinn Lace, 3rd Freddie Ralston Ramsey Crookall Trophy for Tack and Turnout 1st Danni Callin, 2nd Tabby Wright, 3rd Emily Mylchreest Boodle and Dunthorn Trophy for Dressage: Ruby Agate Stewart Anguls Trophy for most improved 9 and under Milly Rose Killeen Tommy Merrill for most improved 10/11 Danni Callin E N Christian most improved 12/13 Imogen Cannell Farrants Froy most improved 14/15 Sarah Collister Palace Trophy most improved 16-18 Tie Vicky Hargreaves and Kirree Staley Associates Trophy Nicola Chatel Garry Parker Most improved boy—Alex Henthorn Country Music Trophy for best Games Pony Toffee Melody Trophy for best all round Pony Club pony—Conrhenny Cluedo ridden by Breeshey Evans Michael trophy for most improved horse tie Dun n Dusted ridden by Abby Corlett and Sprite ridden by Joeanna Roney Mike Brackett trophy for most improved pony Ellie ridden by Hannah Scarlett Jean Burns Trophy for Achievement—Caitriona Cox Cheryl Bond for Achievement— Sosie Cox Joanne McCubbin trophy for good Pony Club Member—Tara Adams Blue Moon Trophy for most improved tetrathlete Rachel Exon Joliffe Trophy for best tetrathlete Liza Young Jean Burns Memorial Rose Bowl awarded by District Commissioner for Service to Pony Club— Mrs. Viv Taylor. |