EQUISSAGE DISCOVERY TICKETS AT SYKEHOUSE SHOW

Darren Smith from Thornaby, Stockton-on-Tees riding Leslie Moorhouse’s Hamilton H a 16.2hh, 6 year old bay gelding jumped three superb clear rounds, the final one in 36.08 seconds, to win the Equissage Senior Discovery at Sykehouse Show and qualify for the Cusionbed British Showjumping Scope Festival of Showjumping. Close second, again having jumped three clear rounds, but with the third one in 37.45 seconds was 18 year old Emily Douglas from Barnard Castle, County Durham riding Shannondale Cleo a 15.1hh, 6 year old, bay mare who also qualified to compete in the Equissage Discovery Championship.

 

1^st Darren Smith riding Hamilton H  0/0/0 in 36.08 seconds

2^nd Emily Douglas riding Shannondale Cleo 0/0/0 in 37.45 seconds

3^rd  Mark Thompson riding Ballintogher Mustateer 0/0/0 in 37.97 seconds

4^th Gayle McDonnell riding Ziko 0/0/4 in 37.50 seconds

5^th Lauren Hollingworth riding Jolie Boy 0/0/4 in 38.16 seconds

 

The first two combinations qualified to compete at the Cushionbed British Showjumping Scope Festival of Showjumping to be held at Stafford County Showground from 29^th August to 4^th September 2010.

Equissage are leaders in equine physiotherapy and are keen supporters of the equestrian world.

They are well-known as sponsors of Britain’s show jumper Ellen Whitaker.

The benefits of Equissage include increased circulation and lymphatic drainage, relaxation of muscles and increased joint mobility which in turn produces better movement and performance.