So proud (balmoral ) ......

Oh great
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Well I'll be there for the week anyway, already booked my time off work so will have to watch the class
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yeah think they are coming , younger one will defo be coming was trying to palm him off to my mum
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but think she is heading out
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. Older one is a pain in the backside
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so we will see but more than likely they will be coming , an older friend( friend of her daughter) is coming down for company , dont fancy driving around belfast on my own .


Cant believe we are going to dublin also lol .
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Have my eye on castwellan show along with saintfield too .
We shall see about those 2 .



yeah sooty , no shoes
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Thanks ladies xx I think so too , she does have huge ears doesnt she lol .
 
Congrats!!

We'll be at Dublin all week with work (& I think Niamhy is coming to help too) so we'll see you there!
 
Well done - she looks like she really enjoyed it and she is a lovely type.
Got to ask a question though - would it have been correct to wear that type of browband in the class (don't know what class you were doing so that's why I am asking!)
 
Thanks ....Its a sports horse class (half breed) There was quite a few wearing them in her class and the colts class. I know she has a lovely head but as you can see she doesnt have any marking at all and thought it would add to her .



I was tempted to use the plain one but had left it behind at home .
Whats your take on them ?
 
I know that sports horses are "different" when it comes to turn out, and they are probably accepted. I always think that brass should be on driving ponies! If you are doing other in hand classes i.e. riding horse, then you can get a coloured browband and she would suit something like yellow and navy perhaps? Hunters would be plain leather. If the top 3 in the class were wearing that sort of browband, then I assume it is correct!
 
I know what you mean especially the ones with the brass type rosette things on the side of them .

Not sure what ones where wearing them to be honest , was just watching her lol .

But thanks for the advice much appreicated xx
 
I know this is dragging an old post up, but we were disussing the tack for sports horses and I have finally found my rule book! These are for UK classes only - not sure about ROI classes!

The SHB (GB) rules state:
Manes should be plaited, tails pulled or laced.
Yearlings, two and three year olds must be shown in plain leather snaffle bridles.
 
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