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Up-date fromJane Russell about Tregoyd Court Jester (Boo) About a month ago Boo went to Brigstock and completed his first BE100, he did really well coming 22nd and got 2 FP points. He warmed up brilliantly for the dressage , but as the judge was late he got a bit bored in the arena and when we had to canter decided to charge off, but apart from that he was quite well behaved. The show jumps were enormous, neither of us have ever jumped a course that large before, but he made a huge effort and we were rewarded with a lovely clear. We also went clear cross country, got a few time faults but again that was to be expected as there was quite a crowd there, so he was quite spooky. Generally I was so pleased with his attitude as none of the fences were a problem, he seems to relish new challenges. The pix attached are from the weekend just gone, at the riding club area qualifier Intermediate Horse Trials held at MK event centre.. Our team came 2nd, we did one of our best ever dressage tests and got 35.8% sadly the show jumps were a little small, so he was a bit disrespectful and we had 2 down, but the cross country was tough and we went clear with only 3 time faults. Many skinny fences and banks to jump onto and off and 3 massive steps up. He just loved it, I was so pleased with him again he did not put a foot wrong. Not sure what we have planned next, the only definite is the show jumping for the riding club qualifier in July. |
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29th May 2010 - Photographs from Sam Garvey of Tregoyd Josie who she rescued earlier in the year. She has her first showing experienced and reports:
Josie (Tregoyd Journeyman x Jessie-posiblybe half CB) went to her first show on Saturday and she was an absolute star and surprised us all.
It was only a clinic for the judges to give their opinon on your horse,
they were very taken by her one judge even said she was the best looking horse she had ever seen, and could she buy her.
They gave me lots of tips to build her up and just riding her eveyday will help this.
It a case of getting out there this summer and seeing how she gets on.
Please do keep us informed - Colin and Margaret
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"Hi Colin, An update on our BE90 at MK, I have been so busy that I have not had a minute to email you, so I apologise for that. After a very early start, 4.30am, I was generally very pleased with Boo (Tregoyd Court Jester) although we could have done a much better dressage test, only getting 40.5% as usual. However, he show jumped clear and jumped all the direct routes on the cross country in a much more positive manner. He really took the fences on jumping all of them with ease. I got a few time faults which is annoying as Boo finished hardly having broken into a sweat but I was exhausted. I need to get fitter or younger. I have attached some pix. which this lovely lady from the lorry next to us took as a practise for her daughter who was straight after me. I have entered a BE100 at Brigstock which will seem enormous to me, as our next step. Hope all is well. Best wishes. Jane" Good luck Jane at Brigstock and please let us know how you get on. Colin and Margaret ![]() ************************************ |
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28 March 2010 - The wonderful 'Big Vic' has turned up after a very worrying time of hearing rumours about him.
He was orginally sold into Yorkshire as a very green riding horse and it became obvious that this was not working out. After a period of
non riding activity he needed some reschooling but this was not well done and Vic became a bit of a problem and his future was in peril.
He was being offered free to anyone who would give him a good home and nothing happened for a while until we had a surprise 'phone
call from his new owner who was a lady also in Yorkshire who has a reputation for rescue and said that she now had Victor and that he was wonderful.
She was so full of enthusiasm for him and had reschooled right from the begining again
and below you can see the results of her work and also some of her comments.
Cautionary tale: do not assume that people who handle TBs and some other horses can necessarily deal with CBs


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A UK bred horse, Earlswood 1st Edition, bred by Margaret and Roy Raikes-May | Returning after a splendid day in the field. |

photo by Perfect Ponies
Above: Tregoyd Topper wins CB Championship at Pinjarra Show, Western Australia
Posted 28th October 2009
Jane Russell reports on Tregoyd Court Jester (Boo) 26th September (Thanks Jane for keeping us up-dated on your events. Apologies for late posting on this site. Are you doing any winter activities?) Boo did his last BE90 for this year at Keysoe in Beds, our dressage was not the best we got 41.5 penalties but he was such a good boy in the show jumping, as this was causing loads of problems, people were being elimated and stopping at all the fences and clattering through them. I must admit I was worried having watched 10 people go and only 1 got a clear round, but Boo was in his element and stormed round just catching the second last one for 4 faults. But he was so keen it was lovely. He was the same on the cross country, we had competed in an eventers challenge at Keysoe for a practise a month previous, and Boo galloped round the course eating up the fences for fun with only 1.2 time penalties, 3 seconds over the time. This was his most positive performance yet and I was absolutely thrilled with him. I was not worried about the dressage test as we have not had anything to pull our trailer, so we have not competed since the eventers challenge, so he was very excited to be going out and I can forgive the non relaxed dressage this time. I have attached some pix taken by Dave my husband, so you can see how he is looking now. He is now 16.2hh without his shoes on, as I measured him yesterday when the farrier had taken his shoes off, and he is really filling out now too and becoming quite chunky, he is always commented on when we go anywhere, especially when he is wilful and standing on his back legs. | ![]() |