Manawatu Standard

Rangit¯ıkei second in teams event

- SHOWJUMPIN­G

It was a positive day for Rangitı¯kei Pony Club at the Manawatu¯ Pony Club National Showhunter Championsh­ip in Foxton.

Rangitı¯kei came second in the teams category, which taken out by Wellington, with Manawatu¯ Pony Club settling for ninth place at the competitio­n which wrapped up on Monday.

It was the third consecutiv­e year Wellington have won the teams category, with Rangitı¯kei finishing fourth in 2016.

Rangitı¯kei’s Emma Mckelvie riding Fiordlands Lady Betty was second in category A and sixth in the equitation. Katie Vennell riding Ty Gwyn Quick Silver was the best of the Manawatu¯ riders in category A finishing seventh

Manawatu¯ was second in the top pairs in category A coming second with Rangitı¯kei fourth.

Manawatu¯ ’s Bridie Beveridge, riding Jimmy, was the best placed local in category B finishing eighth. Teammate Ruby Winder, riding LVS Cookies and Cream was sixth in the equitation.

Chantelle Smith took out the category C title. The Rangitı¯kei rider, on board Finch, had a strong day to finish ahead of Manawatu¯ s Hannah Evans on Theo, who was eighth, teammate Grace Greig on Hazy Gray, who was 10th. Finch also won the equitation. Rangitı¯kei’s Jessica Barr won the hack on Captain Solute.

Evans was awarded the Mcleay Trophy.

There were 17 different clubs from across the North Island entered.

 ?? PHOTO: DAVID UNWIN/STUFF ?? Eilidh Gloyn, 11, from Rangitikei Pony Club riding Rustabella at the Manawatu¯ Pony Club National Showhunter Championsh­ip in Foxton.
PHOTO: DAVID UNWIN/STUFF Eilidh Gloyn, 11, from Rangitikei Pony Club riding Rustabella at the Manawatu¯ Pony Club National Showhunter Championsh­ip in Foxton.

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