Colm Widger and Jerenice D Ysenbeeck Z, winner of the 1.15M COH/Junior at SJI National Pony and COH Championships \ Laurence Dunne jumpinaction.net
Ellie Sheane won the Castlefield 138 Pony Premier 1.15m with Conazar Jayne at the SJI National Pony and COH Championships \ Laurence Dunne jumpinaction.net
Emily Hall and Lockside Celtic Queen, winners of the 1.15m Pony Premier COH/Junior at the SJI National Pony and COH Championships \ Laurence Dunne jumpinaction.net
Harvey Oscar Foley and Mayfly Green Peter, winners of the 138 1.15m Championship at SJI National Pony and COH Championships \ Laurence Dunne jumpinaction.net
Lily Lennon and Woodside Jerry-Lee won the 128 1.05m Championships at SJI National Pony and COH Championships \ Laurence Dunne jumpinaction.net
Julia Sheehan and Heartbreaker Charlie, winners of the 128cm Pony Premier at the SJI National Pony and COH Championships \ Laurence Dunne jumpinaction.net
The SJA Marketing/NM Training and The Irish Equine Centre 128 Overall Champion was Harvey Oscar Foley. Pictured with (L-r) Sarah Jane Alexander, Neil Maguire and Sorcha and Ger Foley \ Laurence Dunne jumpinaction.net
Philip Morgan's Mirah De Goativa and Lily Morgan won the Family Working Hunter Class at the Connemara Pony Show - Clifden \ Rynes Walker
Amelia Durkan and Trapper Lad won the Aloga Equestrian Puissance at the Clifden Show \ Rynes Walker
Clonmoylan Red Hugh ridden by Jane Field and owned by Marjorie Hardiman won the Young riders Derby at the Clifden Show last Friday \ Rynes Walker
Molly Mae Nee putting her best foot forward at the Connemara Pony Show - Clifden, under the careful eye of Jessica Murphy winning first place in the lead rein class on Derryloughane Benny \ Between The Ears Equine Media
Sophie Orr and her pony Tirnaskea Starstruck winning the four year old and over ridden pony, rider over 16 and under 21 at the Connemara Pony Show - Clifden \ Between The Ears Equine Media
Grace Murphy after winning the Ridden Championship with Glenville Glic on Thursday, pictured with her husband William, their children Blake, Henry and Archie, and William's mum Kate and sister Amory \ Rynes Walker
Michael Dooner, paying his 80th visit to Moate Show with daughters Mary, Pauline and grand-daughter Laura and their All Ireland final-placed filly Lucky Laura \ Susan Finnerty
Haesel Dickson’s Moate multi-champion Cornskye Hattie’s Favourite, led by Oonagh Bagnall, inspects her silverware \ Susan Finnerty
“Ears up!” Moate Show chairman Michael Scott, brother Philip (judge) and Matthew Newell with filly and young horse champion Kilcahill My Pleasure \ Susan Finnerty
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