TIMOTHY WILKS TAKES THE MONEY AGAIN AT INGLISTON E. C.

Timothy Wilks from Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire made the long trip to Ingliston Equestrian Centre a worthwhile one when he won the John Whitaker International Winter JA Classic qualifier with his mother Caroline Wilks’ The Colour of Money, one of only two ponies to jump three clear rounds. Having previously qualified at the Hand the qualifications on this occasion went to Emily Roe from Hykeham near Lincoln riding Simon Roe’s Aroldo who finished second clear in 45.14 seconds and to Charlotte Jose from Braintree, Essex riding Maxine Jose’s Cappagh Supreme who finished third with four faults in 37.46.

 

1^st Timothy Wilks riding The Colour of Money 0/0/0 40.75

2^nd Emily Roe riding Aroldo 0/0/0  45.14

3^rd Charlotte Jose riding Cappagh Supreme 0/0/4 37.46

4^th Jessica Crosby riding Fabiano 31 0/0/4 40.51

5^th Emma O’Dwyer (IRE) riding Jacknell Street 0/0/4 41.49

6^th Emma O’Dwyer (IRE) riding Kalim de Montlieu0/0/4 47.55

 

John Whitaker International Ltd was established in 1998 with the aim of finding top quality equestrian clothes and equipment.  Today they lead the field for innovative design and the use of modern fabrics to bring equestrian clothing to the cutting edge of sporting achievement.   John and his wife Clare, have a huge input into product development and selection.  Consequently the John Whitaker range has been tried and tested at the highest levels. The company is investing a significant amount of money into squad plus supplying team uniform, casual clothing plus, fly rugs, waffle rugs and saddle cloths; all in team colours.