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Castle Kennedy Charity Show

Castle Kennedy Charity Show – Saturday 19th July 2025 – In aid of YMCA Stranraer.

Gates will be open from 9.30 am – please do not arrive before this time to avoid having to wait on the A75.

Numbers will be available for collection from 10 am.  Catering by Pic a Picnic.

Mains water taps are located opposite the gate near portaloo, in the parking area.

There will also be some tack car boot stalls.

Entries on the day available – cash only (£12 members and £15 non-members).

The Warm Up Area is in the big fieldFor the safety of all, the collecting area (in front of ring entrances) is for waiting to go into rings only. 

Any classes being judged at the same time will have rosettes awarded as per class entered.

1st prize winners from each ring will go forward for the judging of the championship in that ring. 

The Supreme Championship will be judged from the Champion and Reserve from each ring.

Approximate Judging Times along with entry numbers 

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Mrs Campbell is unable to judge.  Classes have been amalgamated as under-noted.

RING 1 – Mrs S Thom – 10.30 am start

10.30 am  –  1  –  Cob – In Hand – any age.  –  4

10.50 am  –  2  –  Coloured – In Hand – any age  –  4

11.10 am  –  3, 4 & 6 – Coloured – Sports / Plaited, Veteran AND Any other type/breed In Hand  –  3

11.25 am  –  7  –  Cob – Ridden – four years old or over.  –  3

11.40 am  –  8 & 9  –  Coloured – Traditional / Native – AND Sports/Plaited – Ridden  –  4

12 noon  –  10  –  Veteran Horse / Pony (16 years and over) – Ridden.  –  3

12.20 pm  –  12 & 13  –  Any other type / breed of Horse / Pony AND Riding Horse – ridden  –  3

12.40 pm  –  14 & 15  –  ‘Lightweight’ AND ‘Heavyweight’ Hunter – ridden.  –  4

RING 2 – Mrs G McGlashan – 10.30 am start

10.30 am  –  26 & 27  –  Brood Mare and Foal  –  2

10.45 am  –  30  –  3 year old colt, filly or gelding – to be shown in hand.  –  1

10.55 am  –  31  –  Best Turned Out Pony / Horse – in hand or ridden.  –  3

11.15 am  –  16  –  Mountain and Moorland Small Breeds – Any age – to be shown in hand.  –  1

11.25 am  –  17  –  Mountain & Moorland Large Breeds – Any age – to be shown in hand.  –  2

11.40 am  –  20  –  Mountain and Moorland Small Breeds – to be shown ridden.  –  1

11.50 am  –  21  –  Mountain & Moorland Large Breeds – to be shown ridden.  –  1

12 noon  –  25  –  Ridden Show Hunter Pony, not exceeding 153 cm – to be shown ridden  –  1

12.10 pm  –  34  –  Ridden Ring Experience – Horses.  Walk and Trot only.  –  1

12.20 pm  –  36  –  Young Handler – Child 12 – 16 years old.  To be shown in hand.  –  3

Show Jumping – 12th July 2025

Let Loose Ponies sponsored by GG-EDT Equine – Gary Wilson Equine Dentistry

1st Harper Gallacher and Luna

40 cm – Pony sponsored by Homemade by AH

1st Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

2nd Harper Gallacher and Luna

50 cm – Pony sponsored by Creebridge Veterinary Centre

1st Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

60 cm – Pony sponsored by McMasters Veterinary Physiotherapy

1st Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec

2nd Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

70 cm – Pony sponsored by Montpelier Professional Galloway Ltd

1st Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec

80 cm Horse sponsored by Murray Crawford, Farrier

1st Chloe Hunter and Ruby

2nd Liz Foulds and The Quiet Boy

90 cm – Horse sponsored by Terally Equestrian Centre

1st Dawn McKie and Killeany Fred

2nd Chloe Hunter and Ruby

1 m Horse sponsored by The Wee Aird Dairy

1st Dawn McKie and Killeany Fred

Thank you to Louise Griffiths for judging, Julie Pedley, Skyla Davies and Sheena Townley-Malyon for stewarding. 

Thanks are due to Julie Pedley for designing and building a lovely course the day before, with assistance from Clare and Chloe Hunter and Louise and Alex.  The Club is indebted to Bobby Stevenson of Dunmilquin Groundworks for cutting the grass.

SHOW JUMPING – Saturday 12th July 2025

Gates open 9.55 pm.                                 There will NOT be any catering at the event.

PLEASE BE AWARE – roadworks at entrance to Castlefields.

A mains water tap is located opposite the gate near portaloo, in the parking area.

NO entries will be accepted on the day.  Pre- entries only.  Anyone already entered wishing to enter another class, or do a round HC, will be accommodated, as far as possible.

The Warm Up Area is in the big fieldFor the safety of all, the collecting area (in front of ring entrances) is for waiting to go into ring – walking and standing only. 

Times are approximate and are given as a guide.  Riders will compete in the order as listed.  Any requests to change order must be notified in advance.

SHOW JUMPING – Saturday 12th July 2025

10.30 am  –  Let Loose – x poles  –  Harper Gallacher and Luna

10.40 am  –  40 cm Pony  –  Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

10.43 am  –  40 cm Pony  –  Harper Gallacher and Luna

10.55 am  –  50 cm Pony  –  Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

11.05 am  –  60 cm Pony  –  Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

11.08 am  –  60 cm Pony  –  Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec

11.20 am  –  70 cm Pony  –  Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec

11.23 am  –  70 cm Horse  –  Emily Galloway and Castlelodge Kaleidoscope

11.35 am  –  80 cm Horse  –  Liz Foulds and The Quiet Boy

11.38 am  –  80 cm Horse  –  Chloe Hunter and Ruby

11.50 am  –  90 cm Horse  –  Liz Foulds and The Quiet Boy

11.53 am  –  90 cm Horse  –  Dawn McKie and Killeany Fred

11.55 am  –  90 cm Horse  –  Chloe Hunter and Ruby

12.10 pm  –  1 m Horse  –  Dawn McKie and Killeany Fred

Show Jumping – 28th June 2025

40 cm – Pony sponsored by Homemade by AH

1st Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

2nd Rachael Drummond and Dunlop Breezy Cover

50 cm – Pony sponsored by Creebridge Veterinary Centre

1st Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella

2nd Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec

3rd Rachael Drummond and Dunlop Breezy Cover

60 cm – Pony sponsored by McMasters Veterinary Physiotherapy

1st Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec

70 cm – Pony sponsored by Montpelier Professional Galloway Ltd

1st Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec

80 cm Horse sponsored by Murray Crawford, Farrier

1st Liz Foulds and The Quiet Boy

2nd Erin Thompson and Mark Charm

90 cm – Horse sponsored by Terally Equestrian Centre

1st Liz Gay and Snowy

2nd Dawn McKie and Killeany Fred

3rd Liz Foulds and The Quiet Boy

1 m Horse sponsored by The Wee Aird Dairy

1st Liz Gay and Snowy

2nd Dawn McKie and Killeany Fred

Show Jumping

CLICK HERE FOR LINK TO ONLINE ENTRIES.

SHOW JUMPING SCHEDULE 2025

All classes are run under British Riding Club and S&DRC rules.

Start Time:  10 am

 NameMAX HEIGHTSponsor
 CLEAR ROUNDX-poles 
1Lead ReinX-polesGG-EDT – Gary Wilson Equine Dentistry
2Let LooseX-poles 
340 cm – Ponies40 cmHomemade by AH
440 cm – Horses40 cmHorse and Soul – Equine Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy
5Starter Stakes – Pony50 cmCreebridge Veterinary Centre
6Starter Stakes – Horse50 cmBaxters
7Pre Beginner Pony60 cmMcMasters Veterinary Physiotherapy
8Pre Beginner Horse60 cmPapa Rab’s Restaurant
9Beginner Pony70 cmMontpelier Professional Galloway Ltd
10Beginner Horse70 cmWBS Signs and Graphics
11Novice Pony80 cmRuth McGarry, BHS Accredited Professional Coach
12Novice Horse80 cmMurray Crawford, Farrier
13Small Intermediate Pony90 cm 
14Small Intermediate Horse90 cmTerally Equestrian Centre
15Intermediate Pony1 mThe Wee Aird Dairy
16Intermediate Horse1 m 
17Open – Ponies & Horses1.05/1.10mTarff Valley Ltd

Let Loose.  For combinations coming off lead rein.  Assistant allowed in ring to give verbal assistance only – no leading.

Juniors:  17 years and under.

ENTRY FEES (plus online booking fee = 70p):     Members            Non Members

   Clear Round                                        £3.00                      £3.00

   Classes                                               £5.00                      £8.00

No additional entries can be taken once the class has started.

Competitors may enter up to three consecutive classes.

Show Jumping Rules

All classes run two phase, with the exception of the Lead Rein class, which is one round timed.  Riders achieving a clear round go straight into a timed second round (or jump off).  Riders with faults do not go on to the second round.

Clear round limited to one entry per combination, although if time permitting a second clear round may be possible.

Adults riding ponies must compete in Horse classes.

Eligibility Rules Summary  (See BRC 2025 Rule Book for full rules.)

70 cm class* – No BE or BE Foundation points, no BS points or BS Club points gained at 90 cm or above and riders not to have completed at BE100 or BRC 100 in the current or previous year.

80 cm class* – No more than 5 BE points or 75 BS points.

90 cm class* – No more than 20 BE points or 500 BS points.

100 cm class* – No more than 60 BE points or 999 BS points.

Notional points gained in 70 cm and 80 cm classes held at BS Intro Shows do not count.  BS Club points gained at any level will not be counted except for 70 cm SJ.

Riders who have completed under FEI rules and horses that have competed at BE90 or above – please check BRC Rule Book for eligibility.

JUNIOR COMBINATIONS (pony AND rider) with points in excess of those listed above may compete at Stranraer & District RC show jumping events at 70 cm and above.

Any horse/rider combination that has won four firsts in the same class (50 cm, 60 cm or 70 cm) during the current and preceding season, which has four or more entries in the class, must move up to the next height class. 

Only one horse/pony and rider combination may compete in the same class.  Another rider may compete later in the class HC.  Lead Rein Class and Let Loose only – up to 3 riders may compete on the same pony.

Dress code as per British Riding Club rules.  At Club Show Jumping competitions Smart Riding / Show Jackets or Tweed Jackets are permitted, along with S&DRC sweatshirt or jacket.  BS (British Showjumping) jackets and hoodies are not permitted.

Spurs not to be worn by Junior members unless the Club’s pro forma is completed by a qualified instructor, accredited coach or Pony Club DC and submitted to the Secretary.

Summer Points League will again run this year, over all show jumping dates – including Combined Training competitions.  Points League Trophies will be presented for each individual show jumping class at the Club’s Annual General Meeting at the end of the season.

Points:   1st = 6     2nd = 5     3rd = 4      4th = 3     5th = 2     6th = 1

Show Jumping including Scone Style Jumping Qualifier

SHOW JUMPING SCHEDULE 2025

All classes are run under British Riding Club and S&DRC rules.

Start Time:  10 am

Click here for link to online entries.

 NameMAX HEIGHTSponsor
 CLEAR ROUNDX-poles 
1Lead ReinX-polesGG-EDT – Gary Wilson Equine Dentistry
2Let LooseX-poles 
340 cm – Ponies40 cmHomemade by AH
440 cm – Horses40 cmHorse and Soul – Equine Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy
5Starter Stakes – Pony50 cmCreebridge Veterinary Centre
6Starter Stakes – Horse50 cmBaxters
7Pre Beginner Pony60 cmMcMasters Veterinary Physiotherapy
8Pre Beginner Horse60 cmPapa Rab’s Restaurant
9Beginner Pony70 cmMontpelier Professional Galloway Ltd
10Beginner Horse70 cmWBS Signs and Graphics
11Novice Pony80 cmRuth McGarry, BHS Accredited Professional Coach
12Novice Horse80 cmMurray Crawford, Farrier
 12AStyle Jumping – Scone HT85 cmNetherton Equestrian / BHS Scotland
13Small Intermediate Pony90 cm 
14Small Intermediate Horse90 cmTerally Equestrian Centre
15Intermediate Pony1 mThe Wee Aird Dairy
16Intermediate Horse1 m 
17Open – Ponies & Horses1.05/1.10mTarff Valley Ltd

Let Loose.  For combinations coming off lead rein.  Assistant allowed in ring to give verbal assistance only – no leading.

Juniors:  17 years and under.

   ENTRY FEES (plus online booking fee = 70p):     Members            Non Members

   Clear Round                                        £3.00                      £3.00

   Classes 1 – 17 (excl 12A)                     £5.00                      £8.00

   Class 12A                                            £8.00                      £12.00

No additional entries can be taken once the class has started.

Competitors may enter up to three consecutive classes.

Show Jumping Rules

All classes run two phase, with the exception of the Lead Rein class, which is one round timed.  Riders achieving a clear round go straight into a timed second round (or jump off).  Riders with faults do not go on to the second round.

Clear round limited to one entry per combination, although if time permitting a second clear round may be possible.

Adults riding ponies must compete in Horse classes.

Eligibility Rules Summary  (See BRC 2025 Rule Book for full rules.)

70 cm class* – No BE or BE Foundation points, no BS points or BS Club points gained at 90 cm or above and riders not to have completed at BE100 or BRC 100 in the current or previous year.

80 cm class* – No more than 5 BE points or 75 BS points.

90 cm class* – No more than 20 BE points or 500 BS points.

100 cm class* – No more than 60 BE points or 999 BS points.

Notional points gained in 70 cm and 80 cm classes held at BS Intro Shows do not count.  BS Club points gained at any level will not be counted except for 70 cm SJ.

Riders who have completed under FEI rules and horses that have competed at BE90 or above – please check BRC Rule Book for eligibility.

JUNIOR COMBINATIONS (pony AND rider) with points in excess of those listed above may compete at Stranraer & District RC show jumping events at 70 cm and above.

Any horse/rider combination that has won four firsts in the same class (50 cm, 60 cm or 70 cm) during the current and preceding season, which has four or more entries in the class, must move up to the next height class. 

Only one horse/pony and rider combination may compete in the same class.  Another rider may compete later in the class HC.  Lead Rein Class and Let Loose only – up to 3 riders may compete on the same pony.

Dress code as per British Riding Club rules.  At Club Show Jumping competitions Smart Riding / Show Jackets or Tweed Jackets are permitted, along with S&DRC sweatshirt or jacket.  BS (British Showjumping) jackets and hoodies are not permitted.

Spurs not to be worn by Junior members unless the Club’s pro forma is completed by a qualified instructor, accredited coach or Pony Club DC and submitted to the Secretary.

Summer Points League will again run this year, over all show jumping dates – including Combined Training competitions.  Points League Trophies will be presented for each individual show jumping class at the Club’s Annual General Meeting at the end of the season.

Points:   1st = 6     2nd = 5     3rd = 4      4th = 3     5th = 2     6th = 1

Netherton Equestrian/BHS Scotland Riding Club Style Jumping Series 2025

Course max 85 cm. Open to horses 4 yo and over, not to have any BE points and not  to have completed at BE100 or above in the current or previous calendar year.  Riders 18 yo on 1 Jan 2025. Run under BRC rules. To be eligible to compete at the final riders must be a senior member of a riding club affiliated to BRC.”

Dressage – 19th June 2025

Intro B – Juniors

1st Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astec (67.17%), 2nd Harper Gallacher and Luna (64.78%).

Intro B – Seniors

1st Lisa Warner and Tallulah (66.3%).

Prelim 2 – Juniors

1st Cara Dabner and Cosmic Astex (68.45%).

Prelim 2 – Seniors

1st Lisa Warner and Tallulah (61.38%).

Prelim 18

1st Debs Millington and Lily (77.89%).

Novice 27

1st Debs Millington and Lily (76.78%).

Dressage – 19th June 2025

Thursday 19th June 2025

Gates will be open from 5.15 pm.           Warm up is in big field.

Please be aware of the large potholes at the entrance from A75.

6.10 pm – Intro B – Cara Dabner  (JNR) – Cosmic Astec

6.17 pm – Intro B – Harper Gallacher  (JNR) – Luna

6.24 pm – Intro B – Lisa Warner – Tallulah

6.40 pm – Prelim 2 – Cara Dabner  (JNR) – Cosmic Astec

6.47 pm – Prelim 2 – Lisa Warner – Tallulah

7 pm – Prelim 18 – Debs Millington – Lily

7.15 pm – Novice 27 – Debs Millington – Lily

Castlefields Training

Day Camp, including Training with David Gatherer, Debbie Rodwell, Kara Bolik and Ruth McGarry

16th & 17th August 2025 at Castlefields, Castle Kennedy, Stranraer, DG9 8SQ

Options now available to book with one or two trainers.

Check online bookings for prices (price will increase from 16th July).

CLICK HERE FOR LINK TO ONLINE BOOKING

Something new for 2025 – two days of training (two sessions each day) from great instructors plus the TopSpec weighbridge on the Saturday. 

The weekend is not residential and there are no stables – hence “Day Camp”.  However, we have lots planned and hope that you will wish to join us for this first ever Stranraer & District Riding Club Day Camp.

INCLUDED:

  • One hour group session (maximum of three in group) with Debbie Rodwell (Saturday)
  • Half hour one on one Pole Clinic with Kara Bolik (Saturday)
  • One hour group session (maximum of three in group) with David Gatherer (Sunday)
  • One hour group session (maximum of three in group) with Ruth McGarry (Sunday)
  • TopSpec weighbridge on site on the Saturday
  • Use of show jumps in arena during training sessions
  • Use of Working Hunter Jumps in field during training sessions
  • Use of warm up area
  • Jumping Heights from x poles to 110 cm
  • Flat work only training if you don’t wish to jump
  • Tea/coffee and snacks will be available for a donation

There will be one lesson in the morning and one in the afternoon on each day.

During the lunch break there will be a talk from TopSpec on Saturday.  On Sunday Heather McMeikan of Horse and Soul Equine Massage and Rehabilitation Therapy will give a demonstration.

Participants will be able to bring along rugs, tack, etc to sell – price up items in advance and committee members will look after while you are training.

Spectators welcome – come along and join us for an hour or two, or all day.

Riders will have the opportunity to learn from expert coaches and have fun with like-minded people.

It doesn’t matter if you are a happy hacker, just starting out, have a young horse or compete affiliated – our trainers will tailor the camp to suit your needs.  Riders will be split into groups according to their experience and jumping height.

PHOTOGRAPHS:  Official photographs and video will be taken at this event and may be published on websites, social media or in other publications.  If you do not want your image(s) to be used, please inform the event secretary in advance of the event.

At check-out you will be asked to give your consent for your photographs and video footage to be used by the club in printed, online or electronic publications, which may be shared publicly.  Examples of these materials include, but are not limited to: posters, leaflets, brochures, adverts, emails, e-newsletters, blogs, web pages, social media posts, presentations, speeches, research or policy reports and press releases or other materials.

  • All riders are responsible for ensuring the safety of themselves and others.
  • All riders must have previous experience of riding the horse they are bringing.
  • Always ride, with courtesy, care and consideration to fellow participants.
  • Dogs are allowed, however must be kept under control on a lead at all times.
  • Dog poop to be picked up and put in the bin.
  • Rubbish to be placed in bins or taken home.
  • Horse droppings to be lifted and taken home.

Riders

  • Hats to the current BRC standard must be worn.
  • Body protectors, if worn, should comply with current BRC standard.
  • Suitable riding footwear must be worn – no trainers or wellies.
  • Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian whilst on site.

Please bring your own food and feed for your horse.  Mains water available on site.

Horses / Ponies

  • All equines must be five years old and over and sufficiently fit to undertake the activity being undertaken.  Four year old equines may be accepted – please contact Jane to discuss.
  • Hooves and shoes, if worn, must be in good condition.
  • Stallions not permitted, unless agreed in advance.
  • Tack must be in safe condition and fit correctly – you should check before attending
  • You are responsible for any damage caused by your horse to any facilities whilst on site and will be liable for the cost of replacing / repairing.

Cost of Camp:                

Booked by 15th June:  Members = £95 / Non Members = £130

Booked after 15th June:  Members = £105 / Non Members = £140

The cost for S&DRC members is being subsidised by the Club and Wigtownshire Sports Council.

Prices below are for bookings made by 15th June.  Final payment will increase by £10 for bookings made after 15th June.

  • A £20 non-refundable deposit to book a place must be paid by 15th June 2025.
  • A payment of £40 (£55 non-members) to be paid by 30th June.
  • A final payment £35 (£55 non-members) to be paid by 31st July.

Alternatively, the full amount can be paid when booking.  Places are limited so don’t delay.

Anyone not paying the correct amount by the due date will lose their place and will not receive any refund, unless their place can be taken up.  The amount of any refund depends on the amount already paid and excludes the non-refundable deposit in all circumstances.

CANCELLATION POLICY

If you need to cancel due to a medical or veterinary reason a certificate will be required and 80% of the amount paid may be refunded, subject to whether the space can be filled.

Full refund (minus non-refundable deposit) if space filled. 

If unable to fill space – no refund.

Enquiries – contact Jane on 07717 758 638 or e-mail:  castlefields.sdrc@gmail.com

INSTRUCTORS FOR THE WEEKEND

Debbie Rodwell    (Saturday)

Debbie is a BHS Stage 4 Senior Coach with over 30 years’ experience in the horse industry.  Debbie’s main interest is eventing having competed up to CCI 1* (now 2*) in the past and now competes at Grassroots level, having qualified for Badminton a couple of years ago.  Debbie has also competed at BD, BS, working hunter, showing and has even had a go at polo and driving.

Debbie has a lot to offer to grassroots riders wanting to lay down the correct foundations in order be able to progress.  She is interested in rider and horse biomechanics and continues to learn as much as possible in this area, hoping to help riders produce happy and sound horses and ponies for any discipline.

Kara Bolik  (Saturday)

Kara is a BHS Stage 3 Coach and is available to help all combinations, both adults and children, to achieve their best and enjoy the process.  Kara prides herself on being encouraging and especially in helping clients build confidence.   Kara has competed in all disciplines – BD, BE, BS & BRC.

Kara will be running her famous one on one 30 minute polework sessions.

David Gatherer  (Sunday)

David is a very experienced and popular BE accredited coach and competitor, competing in all disciplines including Eventing up to 4* level.  David coaches all over Scotland and was Scotland’s coach of the year in 2015.  David has produced many young horses, introducing them to eventing and moving them up the levels.

David has ridden at 4 star-level and competed in major competitions such as Chatsworth, Blair Castle and Bramham International.  Equally talented in the discipline of dressage, he has ridden at Prix St Georges level and produced winning performances at national championships.

David is passionate about providing a framework of education for riders and coaches by implementing BE’s training strategies in conjunction with their regional training committee.

Ruth McGarry   (Sunday)

Ruth is a BHS Stage 3 Coach and offers instruction for all ages on your own horse or pony.  Ruth teaches individual clients, pony club and riding club from beginners to advanced.  She specialises in young and problem horses as well as working the rider through confidence issues to achieve the best horse and rider combination.

Hunt Cross – 25th May

Catering by Pic a Picnic.

Gates open 9.40 am.  There are several large potholes at entrance from A75 – please be aware.

Please leave access to water tap clear and lift droppings.

Any queries on times, please contact Jane on 07717 758 638.

Numbers can be collected from office cabin after 10 am.  Please bring £10 cash (correct amount please) per number.  This will be refunded on return of number.

Thank you.

 

Medical armbands armbands are NOT required.

 

TIME  –  CLASS  –  Rider and Name of Horse / Pony

  • 10.30 am  –  1B – X Poles  –  Willow Gilchrist and Darcy
  •  
  • 10.45 am  –  50 cm Jnr  –  Cara Dabnar and Cosmic Astec
  • 10.48 am  –  50 cm Jnr  –  Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella
  • 10.51 am  –  50 cm SNR  –  Wendy Miller-Smith and Casper
  •  
  • 11.05 am  –  60 cm Jnr  –  Cara Dabnar and Cosmic Astec
  • 11.08 am  –  60 cm Jnr  –  Jade Inwood and Carltonlima Arabella
  • 11.11 am  –  60 cm SNR  –  Izzy Miller-Smith and Brie
  • 11.14 am  –  60 cm SNR  –  Wendy Miller-Smith and Casper
  • 11.17 am  –  60 cm SNR  –  Ali Howie and Bobby
  •  
  • 11.30 am  –  70 cm Jnr  –  Kate Dunlop and Glen
  • 11.33 am  –  70 cm SNR  –  Aleeah Robison and Mark Charm
  • 11.36 am  –  70 cm SNR  –  Emily Galloway and Castlelodge Kaleidoscope
  • 11.39 am  –  70 cm SNR  –  Ali Howie and Bobby
  •  
  • 11.50 am  –  80 cm Jnr  –  Chloe Hunter and Ruby
  • 11.53 am  –  80 cm SNR  –  Liz Foulds and Joey
  • 11.56 am  –  80 cm SNR  –  Emily Galloway and Castlelodge Kaleidoscope
  •  
  • 12.10 pm  –  90 cm Jnr  –  Ava Lily Orr-Ewing and Something Special
  • 12.13 pm  –  90 cm Jnr  –  Sally Drummond and Maythefourthbewithyou
  • 12.16 pm  –  90 cm SNR  –  Liz Foulds add Joey
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  • 12.30 pm  –  1 m – Jnr  –  Ava Lily Orr-Ewing and Something Special
  • 12.33 pm  –  1 m – SNR  –  Andrew Drummond and Haslemere Quin