Sisters have clean sweep with mare

SISTERS from Woodstown, Co Waterford, Rosemary and Claire Connors had a clean sweep in the ridden hunter classes at the 93rd Dungarvan Show.

Sisters have clean sweep with mare
Thu, 05 Aug, 2010 - 01:00
Ray Ryan

Their bay mare, Woodfield Valerie, by Lucky Valier, a former young horse title winner at Dublin, took the ridden championship, with Claire in the saddle.

The same animal, this time ridden by Rosemary, won the working hunter championship, and Rosemary also won the four-year-old title on John Donahy’s striking chestnut gelding Clonehea Fame by Arthur’s Gold.

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CourtsPlace: WoodstownPlace: DublinPlace: Co WexfordPlace: DungarvanPlace: HerefordsPlace: GrangePlace: Co LimerickPerson: RosemaryPerson: Claire ConnorsPerson: Woodfield ValeriePerson: Lucky ValierPerson: ClairePerson: John DonahyPerson: EnniscorthyPerson: Nick MurphyPerson: Lux ZPerson: Tom PowerPerson: BallynockPerson: DungarvanPerson: Michael O’DonnellPerson: TomPerson: Frances CarrollPerson: Michael RochePerson: Michael McGrathPerson: CloynePerson: Albert de CoganPerson: James KingstonPerson: William O’RiordanPerson: RathcormacPerson: Jerry O’KeeffePerson: Frank BuckleyPerson: David McGrathPerson: Billy FraherPerson: PortlawPerson: Pat WhyteEvent: 93rd Dungarvan ShowEvent: CharolaisOrganisation: AssagartOrganisation: FolksmillsOrganisation: Co WexfordOrganisation: GlanbiaOrganisation: Cutteen
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