Laura Mantel triumphs in the British Horse Feeds Speedi-Beet HOYS Grade C Qualifier at the Royal Bath and West Show
Tuesday 05 June 2018
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The Royal Bath and West Show took place in Shepton Mallet, Somerset and was a great event for competitors and spectators alike. Taking the atmosphere in her stride, it was Laura mantel who put forward the winning performance in the British Horse Feeds Speedi-Beet HOYS Grade C Qualifier.
With three qualification places available for the British Horse Feeds Speedi-Beet HOYS Grade C Championship Final at Horse of the Year Show, each of the thirty-eight combinations came forward with the aim of securing a place at the top of the leader board with a double clear.
As ten riders jumped clear in round one, it was left up to the all-important clock to decide the winner as they headed into the final jump off.
Laura travelled from Reading Berkshire with MHS San Francisco, a 7 year-old bay mare owned by John Renwick. This pair put forward a strong clear round to take their place in the jump off and went on to deliver a lightning fast jump off performance to cross the finish line in 38.83 seconds with a double clear.
Royal Bath and West Show – Saturday 2nd June 2018
British Horse Feeds Speedi-Beet HOYS Grade C Qualifier
1st Laura Mantel & MHS San Francisco – 0/0 – 38.83 seconds
2nd Sian Edwards & Troo Contest – 0/0 – 40.21 seconds
3rd Hollie Pearce & Delina II – 0/0 – 40.29 seconds
NB: Qualifications will be updated pending official grading of results.
The Horse of the Year Show will take place from the 3th – 7th October 2018 at Birmingham’s NEC.
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