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Bega Show Report & Showjumping Results
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Beautiful Rimini Park Ty Tooshka, ridden by Taelar Williams - Supreme Hack of the Bega Show
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Talented 13 year old, Lane Clarke, won overall Junior Rider of the Show and placed fifth in the Grand Prix
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Winner of the Grand Prix - Grant Hughes riding Yakity Yak
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Grant Hughes during the Grand Prix presentation
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Jamie Grant, riding Cool K, placed third in the Grand Prix
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Lane Clarke riding GH Tiger Lilly in the Grand Prix
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| 2 1/2 year old Georgie Smith, with mum Jenny, winning the blue ribbon in the Fancy Dress Class |
The Far South Coast National Show has always been seen as one of Southern NSW’s Priemer events. In years gone by it has been “The Event” to compete at. Sadly the years of massive teams and people being able to afford to travel long distances are a thing of the past, however, Bega Show never fails to impress.
Brad Longhurst of Canberra did an amazing job, constantly keeping riders on their toes and the class horses coming out on top. Ann Garner oversaw the judging rolls while Angus Lane boomed over the PA, ably assisted by Brian Manion. Helen Slater and the team always work so hard to make Bega the best ag show around. Once again rain was an issue, causing plenty of wet horses and riders. The feature event on Friday was the six bar events, sadly over an inch fell while the riders braved the elements. Craig Matthews had a great win, riding Brett Clarke's GH Tigerlilly, while always hungry Grant Hughes was well amongst the mix.
Saturday dawned and so did a beautiful sunny day. Manageable numbers allowed everyone to enjoy the show atmosphere while not having to rush through the day. In the Hack ring Taelar Williams won Supreme Hack of the Show while many other locals had a great day.
In the Showjumping Arena, Jamie Grant took the money in the 1.4m class showing that Cool K loves the Bega grounds. A standout in that class had to be Lane Clarke riding his dad Brett’s horse, GH Tigerlilly, with just one mistake costing him 12 faults. At 13 years of age Lane is the envy of many, young and old, but there was still more to come!
An early night and fireworks a plenty flew over the ground before it was time for day three. Sunday is always big money time at Bega, with the committee consistently putting up great prize money. The day dawned with the prediction of 20-40 mls of rain - not what everyone had hoped for. Most of the classes were run in the dry, then it was time for the Mini Prix and with a clap of thunder and torrential rainfall, the class began. But as they say “The show Must Go On” and on it went, in the most trying of conditions. Neville Cuzner reigned supreme riding the 16 year old mare SS Turbo Rose, while Sandra Kenny was unlucky on Alando, but her number two horse Grandure stepped up to finish second, while Jed Smith was all smiles to take out third place on Country Sunrise.
The rain cleared in time for the Grand Prix, where a wet boggy course was set by Brad and first out to jump was the always reliable Grant Hughes, who went all clear on Yakity Yak and then it was on! Neville Cuzner, Jamie Grant and Clint Beresford also notched up clear in the first rounds. Jamie Smith and Mr Whitter had two down, while local young gun and absolute legend 13 year old Lane Clarke brought the house down to have just eight faults. All were invited back for the second round and all fronted. Lane Clarke went all clear to finish on eight after two rounds and in fifth place, Clint in fourth, on a total of 8 also but fraction quicker, Jamie Grant on four faults was third, Neville Cuzner placed second on four. The only double clear, leading senior rider, local hero and wonderful Bega Show Supporter, Grant Hughes and Yakity Yak took the win!
What a star the class found in young Lane Clarke - eight faults in a 1.45m+ class in tough wet conditions - Bega looks to be producing another showjumping Superstar!
Thanks to all involved for another great event! Watch this space as the Horsezone team roll onto Canberra Royal, which is kicking off this Wednesday.
See below for video interviews with Grant Hughes and Lane Clarke!
Following are all showjumping results:
FRIDAY
Open 1m
1st Troy Johnston on Wrangler
2nd Alyssa Williams on Anigrey
3rd Sarah Dreverman on Retro Creek
4th Sarah Curtis on Bears Choice
5th Jen Pheeney on Country Vision
1.1m for horse with less than 16 Points
1st Samara George on Windra Classic
2nd Sandra Kenny on Ubetibite
3rd Sarah Curtis on Bears Choice
4th Jen Phenney on Country Vision
5th Patrick Jefferies on Costomarno Fred
1.20m for horses with less than 40 Points
1st Craig Matthews on Ruphets Little Brother
2nd Grant Hughes on Celeborn Ego Z
3rd Jamie Grant on Anonymous
4th Emma Hughes on Emmaville Charisma
Open 1.30m
1st Jamie Smith on Mr Witter
2nd Neville Cuzner on SS Turbo Rose
3rd Neville Cuzner on SS Turbo Mack
4th Sandra Kenny on Alandoe
5th Sandra Kenny on Grandejuer
Junior 6 Bar
1st Samara George on Windra Classic
2nd Brook Tarlington on Mislead
3rd Lane Clarke on Burn Brook Jumbuck
4th Lane Clarke on GH Rambo
5th Samara George on Bottoms Up
Open Six Bar
1st Craig Matthews on GH Tigerlilly
2nd Grant Hughes on Blackall Park Atlantis
3rd Sandra Kenny on Grandejuer
4th Grant Hughes on Yakity Yak
5th Grant Hughes on The Flyin Hawaiian
SATURDAY
Junior 50cm
1st Craig Matthews on Pup
2nd M Macnamara on Silver
3rd M Macnamara on SS Eliza
4th A Macnamara on Annie
5th J Aktins on Stingray
Open 90cm
1st Lane Clarke on GH Rambo
2nd Lucy Evans on Webb
3rd Samara George on Lisa Lee
4th Samara George on Bottoms Up
5th Les Symons on Sym Beach Doll
1.1m for horses with less than 16 Points
1st Grant Hughes On Emmaville Junior
2nd Troy Johnston on Sitting Pretty
3rd Sandra Kenny on Ubetibite
4th Craig Matthews on Pyramid Plus
5th Grant Hughes on Emmaville Jitterbug
Open 1.25m for horses with less than 40 Points
1st Emma Hughes on Emmaville Charisma
2nd Jess Grant on Cosmorex Coffee
3rd Michael Lees on Keilor Kenny Ever
4th Les Symons on Sym Fairmount
5th Neville Cuzner on SS Safari
1.40m Open
1st Jamie Grant On Cool K
2nd Neville Cuzner on SS Turbo Mack
3rd Grant Hughes on Yakity Yak
4th Nevelle Cuzner on SS Turbo Rose
5th Grant Hughes on Blackall Park Atlantis
Open Top Score
1st Grant Hughes on Blackall Park Atlantis
2nd Neville Cuzner on SS Turbo Rose
3rd Sandra Kenny on Alandoe
4th Craig Matthews on GH Tigerlilly
5th Grant Hughes on Celeborn Ego Z
SUNDAY
1m Open 2 Phase
1st Lane Clarke on GH Rambo
2nd Troy Johnston on Wrangler
3rd Samara George on Windara Classic
4th Alyssa Williams on WP Gangster
5th Samara George on Bottoms Up
1.15m for Horses with Less than 16 Points
1st Craig Matthews on Pyramid Plus
2nd Lane Clarke on GH Sugar and Spice
3rd Jen Pheeney on Country Vision
4th Patrick Jefferies on Kouismic Act
5th Jamie Grant on Chintaria
1.2m Open
1st Alyssa Williams on Anigrey
2nd Craig Matthews on Rupets Little Brother
3rd Jamie Smith on Wait a While
4th Alyssa Williams on Wolverine
5th Jed Smith on Country Sunrise
Mini Prix
1st Neville Cuzner on SS Turbo Mack
2nd Sandra Kenny on Grandjuer
3rd Jed Smith on Country Sunrise
4th Stephen Dingwall on Cavalier Bryn
Grand Prix
1st Grant Hughes on Yakity Yak
2nd Neville Cuzner on SS turbo Mack
3rd Jamie Grant on Cool K
4th Clint Beresford Belcam Atlantic
5th Lane Clarke on GH Tigerlilly
Story: Tim Dreverman/Horsezone
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