Tallyho Mysitic Turns Tables

Showjumping Canterbury
Xmas Cracker
NEC McLeans Island
December 7 & 8

Tallyho Mysitic Turns Tables

Lucy Turner (Broadfields) has gone one up in the battle for supremacy amongst the South Island’s leading pony grand prix riders, closing in on Country TV Pony Grand Prix Series southern leaders Steffi Whittaker (Halswell) and Lucinda Askin (Ashburton).

Turner and her 10-year-old mare Tallyho Mystic, headed off five other combinations to take victory at Showjumping Canterbury’s Two Star Xmas Cracker at the NEC McLeans Island today.

The pair were among five combinations to finish the first round on four faults, with no combinations jumping clear. In the second round, a perfect clear to arch rival Steffi Whittaker and Moonlight Glow gave her the advantage. Tallyho Mystic duly responded producing a faultless performance, finishing faster to hand Turner the win, turning the tables on Whittaker, who she finished runner-up to last weekend at the South Island Championships.

Lucinda Askin finished third and fourth with Totem and Buckle Up with 8 faults respectively

Mosgiel’s Claudia Hay and her lovely stallion Euro Sport Centavos continued their winning ways in the Two Star Horse Grand Prix taking outright honours with the only double clear round.

Ohoka’s Olivia Robertson had a fantastic show taking out both the 1.25m Championship and Seven Year Old Series with DHS Ceniki, as well as winning the Telford Young Rider aboard Ngahiwi Cisco.

The Caledonian Amateur went to Takaka’s Lynley Wilson on Zactac Indian Brave while Rakaia’s Kimberley Bird on Ngahiwi Summer took out the KiwiSpan Junior Rider.

Results:

Two Star Horse Grand Prix: Claudia Hay (Mosgiel) Euro Sport Centavos 1, Olivia Robertson (Ohoka) Ngahiwi Cisco 2, Kate Cavanagh (West Melton) Vermont 3, Kelly Evans (Cave) Hammertime 4.

1.35m Horse Championship: Rose Alfeld (Weedons) My Super Nova 1, Chris Harris (Alyesbury) Zilco Te Peka Lotto 2, Amanda Roy (Clinton) Rumours NZPH 3, Juliet Scott (Cave) Amarula MVNZ 4, Kayla James (Christchurch) Berry Desayo 5, Georgina Power (Mosgiel/Little River) Waldorf 6.

1.25m Horse Championship: Olivia Robertson (Ohoka) DHS Ceniki 1, Tamara Silcock (Nelson) Brea AF 2, Jessica Sonne (Springston) Mimoa 3, Georgia Urquhart (Fairlie) Quickstep NZPH 4, Rose Alfeld (Weedons) Capprera 5, Jenna Walls (West Melton) Baltamour 6.

Country TV Pony Grand Prix: Lucy Turner (Broadfields) Tallyho Mystic 1, Steffi Whittaker (Halswell) Moonlight Glow 2, Lucinda Askin (Ashburton) Totem 3, Lucinda Askin (Ashburton) Buckle Up 4, Grace Percy (Glenorchy) Madam Masala 5, Molly Buist-Brown (Templeton) Miss Mae West 6.

Caledonian in conjunction with Betavet Amateur Rider: Lynley Wilson (Takaka) Zactac Indian Brave 1, Melanie Morris (Rangiora) Paradox 2, Anna Douglass (Timaru) St Henry 3, Amanda Brown (Rangiora) Gleanmark 4, Amy Peddie (Waikari) The Sequel 5, Aleisha Harcourt (Cheviot) Tricky Buziness 6.

KiwiSpan Junior Rider: Kimberley Bird (Rakaia) Ngahiwi Summer 1, Erin Milner (Dunedin) Glenbrooke Jordie Girl 2, Harry Feast (West Melton) Double J Butler 3, Todd Magna (Hokitika) Kawhaka Concorde 4, Kayla James (Christchurch) Scenario 5, Jessica Sonne (Springston) Mimoa 6.

Telford Young Rider: Oliva Robertson (Ohoka) Ngahiwi Cisco 1, Nicole White (Invercargill) Cricklewood Ace 2, Rose Alfeld (Weedons) My Super Nova 3, Kayla James (Christchurch) Berry Desayo 4, Rose Alfeld (Weedons) Capprera 5, Jessica McCraw Turbo Timer 6.

Seven Year Old Series: Olivia Robertson (Ohoka) DHS Ceniki 1, Amanda Brown (Rangiora) Glenmark 2, Tegan Fitzsimon (Rolleston) Henton Eragon 3, Angus Taylor (Ohoka) Ngahiwi Wirey 4.

Canterbury Equestrian Five Year Old: Nick Baddeley (West Melton) Icebreaker II 1.

Mitavite Six Year Old: Chris Harris (Alyesbury) Zilco Glenbrooke Archie Bunker 1.

ENDS

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