North’s horses dominate Cork Show

BREEDERS from the North served notice at the two-day Cork Summer Show that their dominance of the major horse shows south of the border is set to continue.

Thu, 21 Jun, 2007 - 01:00
Ray Ryan

Richard Iggulden made the long journey from Comber, Co Down, to the Ballintemple showgrounds worthwhile by taking the ridden hunter championship with What’s What, a seven-year-old bay gelding by Ricardo out of Killnamac Penny.

He also won the heavyweight hunter championship with his 10-year-old chestnut gelding, Freddie Kruger, by Crosstown Dancer out of Tessacorra, as well as the Ladies Hunter Championship.

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CourtsPlace: ComberPlace: Co DownPlace: BallintemplePlace: Killnamac PennyPlace: TessacorraPlace: CorkPlace: Woodfield WalkPlace: BallymacowenPlace: ClonakiltyPlace: BallycolnPlace: HerefordPlace: Brookfield HousePlace: Ennis RoadPlace: AberdeenPlace: AngusPerson: Richard IgguldenPerson: RicardoPerson: Freddie KrugerPerson: Crosstown DancerPerson: Rosemary ConnorsPerson: Woodfield ValierPerson: Lucky ValierPerson: Nicholas ConnorsPerson: Seamus LehanePerson: Loughehoe GuyPerson: Gerard MurphyPerson: Phyllis LynchPerson: John BarrettPerson: LehenaghmorePerson: Albert de CoganPerson: KillmuckeyPerson: FrankPerson: John AppelbePerson: CarrigroePerson: RiddenPerson: DownPerson: HunterPerson: WaterfordPerson: Ridden Hunter MarePerson: Ballard HousePerson: FILLYPerson: KyliePerson: Billy MagnerPerson: CoolmorePerson: FethardPerson: GeldingPerson: Billy TwomeyPerson: ClounkeenPerson: LeapPerson: John DineenPerson: KilshinihanPerson: Tommie CaseyPerson: CrossPerson: S MPerson: N L TaylorPerson: MuingvautiaPerson: Joanne HarperPerson: BallygowanPerson: Down ConnemaraPerson: Tom MurrayPerson: Duntally StudPerson: ClondrohidPerson: Sarah CollenPerson: Harcourt StudPerson: NaasPerson: JimmyPerson: Linda O’DonovanPerson: J JPerson: Michael BarrettPerson: GurtaleaPerson: TogherPerson: Frank AppelbePerson: Helena CodyPerson: John CahalanePerson: KatePerson: John TatePerson: George AppelbePerson: DroumgarriffePerson: BallinascarthyPerson: Kevin FoleyPerson: InchiquinPerson: KilleaghPerson: Michael Pat MurphyPerson: BallybawnPerson: BallydehobPerson: Michael O’GradyEvent: Cork showEvent: Cork Summer ShowEvent: Ladies Hunter ChampionshipEvent: Fáilte Ireland Dublin Horse ShowEvent: Holstein FriesianOrganisation: Munster Agricultural SocietyOrganisation: and SonsOrganisation: The LaurelsOrganisation: Charolais
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