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BSPS Scotland Training day at SNEC Further information and details of times,
costs and booking forms will be available in January 2010
21st Feb. 2010 Open to all members, old and new
- Take this chance to blow away the winter blues and get
ready for the 2010 Winter Season
WHP Training with Richard Telford :
Flat Training with Philippa Aitken
Grassroots Training with Caroline Nelson
New Combination/Practice Session entries (opportunity to
practice what you have learnt in the
training sessions or to get to know
your new pony.
To be judged by the young judges.
Rosettes to 6th place Contact Fiona Johnstone .on 07511682888
competing in a New Combination/Practice Session on the day ..more
Young Judges Training for 2010 Contact Caroline Nelson on 07968599840
Young Stewards 14 - 23 yrs
(one nominee from Scottish Branch to
compete at the Winter Champs in April) Contact Joyce Coltart asap on 01563 538712
Scotland Dinner Dance & Points Awards
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Chairman Mrs Joyce Coltart with a group of prizewinners at the Annual Dinner Dance in Houston House Hotel
Saturday 21st November 2009
Please e.mail any more photos from the evening and we will put them on the gallery page. More photos
Please Note
It is with great regret that we have been told of a few incidents this year where judges have been on the receiving end of verbal abuse whilst judging in the ring and we feel we must remind people whether members of the BSPS or not that these classes are run under BSPS rules and that everyone should make sure they read and understand them. The Rules may be viewed here BSPS Rule & Show Handbook
Rule 67. No member of the BSPS shall conduct himself in a manner or be guilty of behavior which is derogatory to the character or prejudicial to the interest of the BSPS and in particular (but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing) no Member shall behave in an offensive or abusive or unpleasant manner to any person at a show.
Rule 71. Failure to observe any of the rules may result in disqualification of the pony concerned and the institution of disciplinary proceedings by the BSPS against the person breaking the rules in accordance with the BSPS Rules. In the event of disqualification of a pony after a cup, rosette or prize money has been awarded, such cup, rosette or prize money must be returned forthwith to the Show or the BSPS as appropriate.
Competitors are respectfully reminded that show secretaries, judges and stewards are trained volunteers who give up their time freely and willingly to run shows for your enjoyment. Please give the respect and courtesy that these appointed people deserve. The BSPS will not tolerate physical or verbal abuse which may result in exhibitors being excluded from shows.
PRETTY POLLY SHOWING CLASSES
Pretty Polly classes are aimed at, truly, amateur families and their ponies. The Rule book clearly defines eligibility; however, we have created a few scenarios to help with the understanding in various situations.
1. A professional producer or trainer is defined as someone who earns an income for producing, training, trimming, turnout, transporting and grooming, horses or ponies for other people, for the show ring or at a show.
2. Ponies must be owned, prepared and ridden by amateurs.
3. All Pretty Polly rules relate to activity from 1st January current year.
4. These Rules apply to the animals and the riders and owners.The following examples are not exhaustive, but will cover some of the main issues that are often raised within our membership;
EXAMPLE 1.
Mr Black the producer, sells you a pony that has come from his yard, within the current season;
This pony is not eligible for PP classes in the current year.EXAMPLE 2.
You send one pony to Mrs White, professional producer, for some schooling, preparation and help. This pony AND its rider, become excluded from PP classes from this date. Any other ponies and children you have are unaffected provided they do not ride the pony concerned.
EXAMPLE 3.
Your child accepts a chance to ride a pony that is professionally produced – This child becomes ineligible for PP classes for the remaining calendar year.
EXAMPLE 4.
At a show, friends, Molly and Dolly decide to help each other when classes begin to clash – they plait for each other, groom and strip ponies in the ring for each other and Molly’s daughter takes the ride on Polly’s pony. All are amateurs, and have no connection to producers, no ponies in production, and the riders have not ridden a pony that has been produced (all since 1st January current season) This activity does NOT exclude them from PP competitions.
EXAMPLE 5.
Little Millie is quite nervous and is given a quick lesson at a show, just prior to her class. The lesson is given by a producer – Millie is effectively now NOT eligible for PP classes for the remainder of the current year.
EXAMPLE 6.
A producer cannot travel any home produced pony to shows
There is a great likely-hood that you may have some specific questions that relate to Pretty Polly eligibility as the season progresses, please feel free to contact any Scottish Branch Committee Member for advice or clarification.,in the meantime, we wish you good luck for 2008, and trust that the “spirit intended” by these classes is embraced by our members.******************************************************************************************
- SUMMER FINALE SHOW RESULTS
Rowallan - Sat 19th Sept 2009
Thanks to all our sponsors more
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A HUGE thank you to everyone who made the day more
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BSPS SUMMER CHAMPS
26TH - 29TH AUGUST ARENA UK, GRANTHAM
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Can members please check that their Pony Registration Cards from Sawtry
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have and 'S' on them to identify that they are Scottish Branch Ponies.
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PREMIER LEAGUE TEAMS download nomination form here
For those of you who have not taken part in the Premier League Teams before,
by way of short explanation:-
At the Summer Championships there is a Competition known as the Premier League.
This competition is run on the final day of the Summer Championship show.
It is run as individual classes which cover every discipline.
Anyone who has qualified can enter these classes, either in red or blue division (even more confusing)
Each individual area of the BSPS, and also the Scottish Branch and Ireland,
are asked to put forward teams of up to 6 members, or 8 in the case of Heritage,
from those entered in the Premier League classes.
There are 4 different teams put forward:
1 comprising show ponies
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1 comprising show hunter ponies
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1 comprising working hunter ponies
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1 comprising heritage ponies
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(last year we also managed a small dressage team!)
Any member of the Scottish Branch who enters the Premier League classes is eligible
for selection in one of the Scottish Premier League Teams.
If selected, the individual’s placing in the particular premier league class is given a score
and the scores of all the team members added together to find which team is the winner.
The big thrill of all of this, and the culmination of the week’s competition is the
Parade of the Teams on the Saturday night.
All the area teams enter the arena, in order, on foot in formal show dress.
It is a real party atmosphere and of course there are loads of flags to wave!!!
Even if you don’t make the team we make it a policy that all members are invited to the parade
to do their bit of cheering and flag waving!!
Rosettes for all and a huge party atmosphere make for a great end to an exhausting week!!
Any questions, please contact Linda Tinson contact details........
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If you would like to take part, please
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LET US KNOW WHO YOU ARE!!!!
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We can’t put you in a team if we don’t know you have entered!!
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download team self nomination forms here
INTERCOUNTRY WHP TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
ARENA UK
27th AUGUST 2009
BSPS SCOTLAND INTER COUNTRY TEAMS FOR 2009 SUMMER CHAMPS
Thanks to everyone who put themselves forward for selection for this year's WHP TEAMS
and to our selectors Helen Outram, James Munro and Fiona Johnstone for taking the
time to monitor the nominees throughout the season.
Well done to everyone.
The teams selected are
HAGGIS
153cm Highgrove Valentino and Stuart Sloan
143cm Ruby Slippers and Ariadne Weir
133cm Parkfields Freddie and Phillipa Weir
133cm Crossbein Golightly and Alex Mundell
MALT
153cm Freckleton Maximus and Carly Brewster
143cm Rocky B and Hannah Sloan
143cm Pebbly Maid of Honour and Ailie Bryson
133cm Lord of the Manor and Jessica Tinson
Travelling Reserve
133cm Defaelog Rhiannon and Nikki Melville
Good Luck to both teams and to all our other Scottish WHP Competitors in all the WHP Classes
Please keep in touch with your chef d'equipe Linda Tinson on 07918 768 969 before and at the champs if you
have any problems or need any further information.
Remember to get your baseball caps, round up your fans and raise the roof for Scotland
BSPS Summer Championships Inter Country Teams Competition Details
For those of you have not been involved before, and may be interested,
the format of the competition is as follows:-
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- The Inter-country WHP competition is held at the Summer Championship
show at Arena UK, Grantham
- The competition is run as individual classes of 133cm, 143cm, 153cm
and Intermediate WHP’s
- The jumps are BIG!
The maximum heights are set at 10cm above open height (at least).
Please only nominate yourselves if you are confident that you and your pony are up for that.
- The classes are scheduled throughout the day and it must be borne in mind that
if you are selected to take part in one of the teams you must make the inter-country event
your priority over all other classes held at the show that day.
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- Entries are invited for teams from all nations comprising 4 members,
ideally one from each height section. If that is not possible it can be comprised of 2 members
from one height section and 2 others from different ones.
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The fun part is that all team members are invited to a formal reception on the Wednesday
night along with their families and the Chef d’Equipe of the Team.
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Also on the Thursday night all teams are asked to parade on foot in the evening performance
and the team results are announced.
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A great opportunity for flag waving!
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TEAM SELECTION PROCEDURE
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- Self nomination forms must be submitted to the Secretary of the
BSPS Scottish Branch by 20th June 2009.
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- Linda Tinson is the chef d’equipe of the teams but will have NO ROLE in the team selection process.
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- The 3 team selectors will be independant Scottish Branch Committee members or Scottish Panel Judges
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- The Squad will be announced by 10th July 2009.
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- A meeting of the squad will be held at the Scottish Horse Show, if possible.
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- The final team selection will be announced along with reserves in the week commencing 17th August.
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If anyone has any questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact Linda Tinson on 07918 768969.
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GOOD LUCK!!!
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Forms will be available for download by 9th June and at Strathallan, and we look forward to hearing from as many members
possible who wish to be considered for any teams who have qualified and intend to compete at the
Summer Champs at Arena UK in August.
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Any questions phone Linda Tinson on 07918 768 969
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YOUNG JUDGES TRAINING AND COMPETITION INFORMATION
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Many thanks to the members who attended the various training sessions with Caroline Nelson
The Scotland Young Judges Team for 2009 will be
Stuart Sloan, Lauren Jarvis and Sarah Jane Crichton
Travelling Reserve is Rae McCulloch
The Scotland Individual Young Judge for 2009 will be
Kimberley Nicoll
Scottish Branch Committee would like to thank everyone who took the time and effort to
contribute to the training and selection process for this year's competitors.
Venues:
- The Romanno Stud
- George Babes and Family
- Morean Hamilton and staff of the Thistle Inn
- The McNinch Family
- The Latchford Family
Training and Assessment
- Mrs Sheila Clark
- Mrs Heather Stirrat
- Mrs Helen Goldie
- Mr Robert Goldie
- Mrs Pat Stirling
Sponsorship and Guinea Pigs
- Mr Gordon Stirrat
- The Gemmel Family
- The Dunsmuir Family
- The Bainbridge Craig Family
- The O'Neil Family
- Miss Lindsey Bishop
- Miss Rachel Latchford
And last but not least
- All Competitors, Parents and / or Chauffeurs
- Caroline and John for their huge commitment both in time and effort
and who will continue to coach and support the team at the Championships
- + Satellite Navigational Technology !
Good Luck to you all at the Championships, fly the flag and enjoy the competition.
Are you a BSPS Scottish Branch Member?
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- Confused about the fact that every Judge looks for slightly different things?
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- Would you like to learn more about what Judges have to know?
and understand just how much Judges have to know
and why!
- Get a ‘judge’s eye view’ of what they see?
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- Interested in improving your showing technique - learn to see your pony
- and your performance, from the Judges perspective?
- Interested in learning more about the structure and mechanics of your horse or pony?
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- Are you keen to learn about how the Show Pony, the Show Hunter Pony, the WHP and,
importantly, the British Native Pony evolved?
- Do the Pony and Horse Showing and Breeding Societies interest you?
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- Want to learn more about them and why the differences are necessary?
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The BSPS Rule Book has been created to safeguard the Society and you, the Member.
- Keen to learn the rules and unravel the mysteries?
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- Do you fancy being a Judge for a day?
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- Do you go to the BSPS Championships in England in August?
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- Does the chance to represent Scotland at the Finals appeal to you?
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Join us for the Potential Young Judges Team Training sessions!
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Nb. all Members are very welcome to join in the training sessions,
from 9 years upwards to 23 years...............
.......................(And, of course, your long-suffering Parents, the Chauffeurs!)
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In addition, there is to be a “Heritage” Mountain & Moorland Young Judges Individual competition at the
BSPS Autumn Heritage Show on 24/25th October.
One Individual aged 16 – 24 may be selected to
represent BSPS Scotland. ‘Breed Type’ Training commences straight after the BSPS Championships, but anyone interested is advised to join the sessions which are working towards the Summer championships, in order to improve your other fields of knowledge!
if you are interested in training for this exciting new Competition, or simply wish to learn more about our British Native Ponies, please contact me directly:-
Mrs. Caroline Nelson
E-mail: caroline.nelson4@btinternet .com
Or mobile/text, on 07968 599840
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Or text me on 07968 599840
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YOUNG JUDGES 2007
BSPS Scotland sent Victoria Harvie to represent Scotland in the Young Judges competition
at the Summer Championships Show in 2007. This competition is run either as a Team Event
or an Individual Event. Victoria entered the Individual Event and had to compete against other
competitors from all the BSPS Areas fighting off fierce competition from both male and
female members. We are pleased to announce that Victoria WON this competition,
a great achievement for herself and for Scotland too. In 2008 Victoria was accepted onto the
BSPS Judges Panel to judge Show Hunter Ponies after passing her judging
assesments with flying colours.
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ARCHIVE FILES FROM JUNIORS PAGE
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An Account of the Day
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Sarah Jane Crighton
I agreed to ride Harry (Rosemore Unique) at the demonstration at Gleneagles. I knew it would be good to get him out before the 09 season properly takes off.
Gemma Mason with Greylands Little Star
A shock to the system with the early rise we managed to hit the road. Ponies were worked in when we arrived in the lovely indoor school arena and then back to the lorry to get ready.
Under the professional guidance of Mr David Blair and Mr Tom Best we entered the arena.
The demonstration was just like an ordinary class with the go-round and then individual shows. However, there was commentary throughout highlighting the do's and dont's of showing. After it the audience were able to ask questions which were answered by the judge.
The jockeys were given rosettes and our B.S.P.S. ones were lovely. Our 3 ponies all went well so we were pleased. They were tucked up and put back in the lorry for a well earned rest while we were treated to a free lunch. We were advised to go early for lunch as there was an increase of spectators. We were fed like some of the very unlucky spectators at the end.
Craig McLeod with Risinghoe Limelight
Sarah Jane Crighton with Rosemore Unique
It was a very informative,worthwhile day and a good warm up and experience for the 09 show season.
Summer Championship Show 2009 Archive information
Strathallan Castle, Auchterarder, Perthshire on Sunday 14th June 2009
Sponsorship Details:
various packages and class sponsorshipare details
Strathallan Showfield Layout
New for 2009
‘JACOBITE CHAMPIONSHIP ’courtesy of a generous anonymous sponsor
£300 Prize for Open Show Pony Champion £200 prize for Reserve Show Pony Champion
HOYS Lead Rein SHP Qualifier, Advanced Nursery Stakes Class, Performance Classes for Lead Rein to Intermediate riders
Other Classes as per 2008
NB Mixed Height Novice Classes will be split if sufficient entries received before 14th May.
However if classes are not split points will be awarded to Scottish members in the appropriate height sections as per individual classes.
NB HATS and SKULL CAPS
Correctly secured BS Skull Caps/Riding Hats NOS PAS051, EN1384(USA) ASTMF 1163 that meet current Safety Standards MUST be worn by ALL riders at ALL times in All classes when mounted. - See rules 46-47. Failure to comply will result in disqualification and or elimination
16th November 2008
SUPREME OF SHOW
Lisa Brewster with Marshbrook Autumn Sun
Kirsty Aird with Haysford Hideaway Harry Nikki Hay with Carnsdale Foxy Lady Kimberley Nicoll with Riversdale Poker
RESERVE SUPREME OF SHOW OPEN INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION NOVICE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION
Gemma Mason with Greylands Little Star Sophie Robinson with Airyhope Gunner Hayden Hodgeson with Locharmoss Blueberry
MINI PONY CHAMPION M&M WHP CHAMPION HERITAGE M&M OPEN MINI CHAMP HERITAGE M&M MINI NOV CHAMP All photos are courtesy of Colin and Lois at Equinational. www.equinational.co.uk
2008 FINALE SHOW - A HUGE SUCCESS
Rowallan Activity Centre
Supreme of Show
Julie Bankier with Bronheulog Charmer
I am delighted to report that the feedback on our first Finale Show has been overwhelmingly positive.
For the dedicated team who made this event happen– the endless hours of planning and creating this Show has been so worthwhile, the effort was a pleasure.
The atmosphere was that of fun and enjoyment, purely down to you, the members, and we thank you for your participation and efforts.
It goes without saying, but really needs to be said;
This Show could not have taken place without the generous support of every Class, Championship and Major sponsor, and certainly not without the “hands on” volunteering of stewards,officials and our judges and supporters.
On behalf of the members of Scottish Branch, thanks again.
We are very pleased to be able to announce that this event will again take place in September 09.
Planning is already underway for 09 and early as it is!!.. we are able to announce that the Hibberd Family and Saddle up (Ardrossan) have generously offered their continued support.
If you have any suggestions or issues you would wish us to consider in our planning, please feel free to contact any Committee member.
Look Forward to doing it all again next year
Kind Regards,
Morean Hamilton,
On Behalf of The Finale Show Committee.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!
Our Vice Chairman Mrs Morean Hamilton celebrating her birthday at the show
***All photos courtesy of Matt Nuttall***
Scottish Success Page Archives
SCOTTISH MEMBERS RESULTS AT HOYS 2008
11th Jill Slight with Mount Pleasant Stardust 133cm SHP
9th Stuart Sloan with Highgrove Valentino 153cm WHP
10th Zoe-Martella Nicoll with Willowhill Forget-Me-Not 138cm Show Pony
9th Rebecca Henderson with Brynsaeth Samson 133cm WHP
7th Zoe-Martella Nicoll with Tidkin Tiger Lily Sml Non Trad Coloured
6th Julie Bankier with Barkway Chorister 1st Ridden SP
6th Ariadne Weir with Ruby Slippers 143cm WHP
4th James Hay with Farchynys Pererin 122cm SH
1st Carly Brewster and Freckleton Maximus 153cm WHP
8th Carly Brewster and Drumore Working Hunter
3rd Melissa McCluskey with Rhos Virtuoso 138cm Show Pony
7th Robert Vandoonerward with Corstan Miranda 138cm M&M WHP
7th Millie Manners with Daukester Simon of Warleigh 122cm SHP
A huge well done to all our members placed at HOYS
especially Carly Brewster in the 153cm WHP winning such an elite class.
Well Done.
The BSPS hold a competition every year known as the Order It Online Accumulator Championship
where members collect points at BSPS Affiliated shows that do not have RIHS or HOYS
qualification in any BSPS classes. These points are added up at the end and the one with the most
points wins their section. There are four sections
Section 1 Show Pony/Intermediate.
Section 2 SHP/Intermediate.
Section 3 WHP/Intermediate and
Section 4 Heritage Mountain & Moorland.
The first place from each section wins a sash and an MP3 Player.
The Champion is the one with the most points overall and receives a flower sash and a Lap Top Computer.
Scotland has done exceedingly well in this competition where:-
In 2008 Zoe-Martella Nicoll with her 138cm Show Pony Willowhill Forget-Me-Not won the Show Pony section
with Julie Bankier coming 2nd with Cosford Perilla. Julie Bankier won the SHP section with Bronheulog Charmer
and Melissa McCluskey was 2nd with Trelawn Kingfisher.
Zoe-Martella Nicoll had gained the most points overall to take the championship receiving a flowered sash,
a fabulous Lap Top computer and an MP3 Player.
In 2007 Jill Slight with her 133cm SHP Mount Pleasant Stardust won the SHP Section and
Zoe-Martella Nicoll with her 138cm Show Pony won the Show Pony section with
Julie Bankier and her First Ridden pony Cosford Perilla coming a close 2nd.
Jill Slight had gained the most points overall and won the Championship receiving a flower sash and a Lap Top Computer.
In 2006 Julie Bankier with her Lead Rein pony Dinsdale Sweet Harmony won the Show Pony section,
Fiona Reeds Intermediate WHP Jemima Puddledub won the WHP section and
Carmen Gammie with her First Ridden M&M won the Heritage section.
Julie Bankier had gained the most points overall and won the Championship receiving a flower sash and a Lap Top Computer
We would also like to mention that Caraway Kingcup a pony bred by Scottish breeder Karen Slight and
previously owned by Scottish members won the SHP section in 2006.
photos courtesy of Real Time Imaging
Zoe-Martella Nicoll with Jill Slight with
Willowhill Forget-Me-Not 2008 Mount Pleasant Stardust 2007
Royal International Horse Show 2008
Some of our members qualified for the RIHS at Hickstead with many getting placed in their classes.
Two of our members did especially well:-
Nikki Melville with Defalogue Rhiannon won the 133cm WHP and
Melissa McCluskey with Rhos Virtuoso won the Part Bred Arab 148cm and under class and the Championship.
Jill Slight with Mount Pleasant Stardust was 4th in the Open 133cm SHP. A great result for Scotland.
Scottish Schools Combined Training Event 2008
Our younger BSPS members did exceptionally well at the Scottish Schools Combined Training Event which was held at Gleneagles on Sunday 20th April.
There was a huge turnout of entries , and in the 12 years and under , both the overall individual sections were won by members - Ashleigh Warnock
on her new pony which she has only had for four weeks which is a tremendous achievement , and Harry Waterston on Penmarric Miss Moppet .
Jessica Tinson finished second in her section on Lord of The Manor and Madeleine Tinson also did well on her new pony Bunbury Czar .
James Whiteford jumped a lovely clear round on his pony Pik n Mix and was on the third placed Loretto Team , and Nicky Melville also did a super
round on Defalogue Rhiannon as a member of the second placed St Georges Team .
The BSPS members were a real credit to the Soceity in their turnout , style and perhaps , most importantly ,
their behaviour throughout the long event - a huge ' well done ' to everyone involved .
As written by Karen Waterston
Members Results Winter Champs 2008
SCOTTISH WHP INTERNATIONAL 2007
Scottish BSPS was host to the BSPS International Working Hunter Teams Event which was held at the SNEC, Oatridge in August 2007.
The Scottish Teams were placed 4th and 5th.
Team ponies were Wedderlie Marmion, Allandale Fair Cameo, Pebbly Paintbox, It's Otto, Meiklekim's Secret,
Rockwood Dundoolie, Ruby Slippers, Kian's Choice, Porter Lady and Fearless Freddie.
TEAM HAGGIS and TEAM MALT PARADING with chef d equippe Mrs Tina Hazlem
SCOTTISH WHP TEAM MEMBERS & THEIR PONIES
Angus Adams & Wedderlie Marmion Meghan Weir & It's Otto Ariadne Weir & Ruby Slippers
Hannah Sloan & Allandale Fair Cameo Sara Dudgeon & Pebbly Paint Box
Sally Davidson & Porter Lady Tiffany MacTaggart & Rockwood Dundoolie
Results from the WHP International
Congratulations to all the teams who took part in this fantastic competion and especially to the worthy winning team.
To be able to view the above PDF you will require to have Adobe Reader installed on your computer.
If you do not have this please click here for a free download.
BSPS SUMMER CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 2007 PETERBOROUGH
YOUNG JUDGES 2007
BSPS Scotland sent Victoria Harvie to represent Scotland in the Young Judges competition at the Summer Championships Show.
This competition is run either as a Team Event or an Individual Event. Victoria entered the Individual Event and had to compete against other
competitors from all the BSPS Areas fighting off fierce competition from both male and female members.
We are pleased to announce that Victoria WON this competition, a great achievement for herself and for Scotland too.
Another good judge in the making for the BSPS!
BSPS SCOTTISH TEAMS 2007
Scottish WHP Team 2007
Scotland sent an Inter Country WHP Team to the Summer Championships Show to compete against the English, Welsh and Overseas Teams.
Our Team consisted of Stuart Sloan, Sarah Dudgeon, Kendal Banks-Brown and Hannah Sloan.
They did us extremely proud coming 3rd Overall.
Scottish Show Pony Team 2007
"Picture courtesy of Real Time Imaging"
Scotland also sent Scottish Teams for the Division Competitions.
The Show Pony Team consisting of Melissa McCluskey, Julie Bankier, Laura Findlay and Zoe-Martella Nicoll came Third overall.
A hugh achievement for the Scottish. Well done girls!!
RESULTS FROM SCOTTISH MEMBERS
Some of our members travelled to the BSPS Summer Championship show in 2007 and we are pleased to list some of the results below:
Laura Findlay with Yealand Flutter CHAMPION BSPS Premier Blue Division Show Pony
Becca MacMillan with Lippens Mascot CHAMPION BSPS Premier Red Division Heritage M&M WHP
Victoria Harvie with Tara Ohara CHAMPION BSPS Performance Riding Pony Championships
Jill Slight with Mount Pleasant Stardust CHAMPION Order It Online Email Accumulator Competition
Rae McCulloch with Aytonhill High Society RESERVE CHAMPION Classic Security SHP Championships
Elspeth Jamieson with Valebrook First Symphony RESERVE CHAMPION Mini Heritage WHP Championships
Catherine Scott with Whitsand Warrior RESERVE MINI CHAMPION Tiny Tots Heritage First Ridden
Catherine Scott with Whitsand Warrior RESERVE MINI CHAMPION Restricted Heritage First Ridden
Catherine Scott with Whitsand Warrior CHAMPION Inhand
Julie Bankier with Cosford Perilla CHAMPION Tiny Tots Mini Championship
For other Scottish Member's results at the Summer Chamionships please follow link below.
Members Results Summer Champs 2007
RAE MCCULLOCH & AYTONHILL HIGH SOCIETY CATHERINE SCOTT & WHITSAND WARRIOR
Photo courtesy of Real Time Imaging Photo courtesy of Real Time Imaging
Well Done Everyone
