Two-in-a-row! Grace Maxwell Murphy won the ridden Championships at the Connemara Pony Show with Glenville Glic on Thursday. Grace also won the title in 2025 \ Rynes Walker
Jenny Connors and Fortnight won The Irish Horse Board 1.25m Table A Jump Off class at Millstreet International \ Radka Preislerova / Bit-Media
Coen Williams won the National Discovery Final riding Alonso V Twelve Oaks Z at Millstreet \ Tadgh Ryan Bit-media
Max Foley and Illusion De Hus won the Connolly's Red Mills 1.45m Millstreet Masters GP Qualifier at Millstreet International \ Radka Preislerova / Bit-Media
Glorious Ambition, winner of the Millstreet 3YO Young Irelander, pictured with connections at Millstreet International \ Claire Nolan / Bit-Media
Kelley Hutchinson and HSH Horizon won the four-year-old Young Event Horse Discovery Final at Millstreet International \ Radka Preislerova / Bit-Media
Ella Cash on Poncho 29, winner of the 148cm 1.20m final on Friday at Millstreet International \ Eva Osojca-Mikuta / Bit-Media
Ellen Hogan, Enniscorthy with her Woodvilla Morricone, the All-Ireland three-year-old filly reserve champion at Tydavnet Show \ Susan Finnerty
Joe Fitzmaurice, breeder of Dublin triple champion winner Meadowbrook Legacy, and Meath man Eamonn Meade ringside at Mohill \ Susan Finnerty
Danny Molloy (judge) and Hughie Murphy with Barnaview Dancing Queen, champion horse at Mohill Show \ Susan Finnerty
Laura McWeeney and daughter Emily, waiting for the fancy dress class, at Mohill Show \ Susan Finnerty
Claire Silke interviews Willie Mullins at the Launch of the 101st Annual Connemara Pony Show Clifden on Tuesday evening \ Rynes Walker
Joe Burke's Manor Mable, winner of the Stallion class at Clifden Show on Wednesday \ Rynes Walker
Champion Foal at the Connemara Pony Show in Clifden on Wednesday was Fiddaun Realtin (Rogaire Na Locha x Millars Pride) owned by Cathal and Dervla Gavaghan Forde \ Rynes Walker
Chloe Lacey and Ballylee Lemon were the Reserve Ridden Champions at Clifden Show on Thursday \ Rynes Walker
Ian Cassells and Millridge Atlantis survive a scary moment at the World Championships Aachen \ Tomas Holcbecher
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