Local wins for national achievers

Their achievements at Bandon Show last Sunday hold out promise of another good year for top national exhibitors Seamus Lehane and Ricky Barrett.

Thu, 24 May, 2012 - 01:00
Stephen Cadogan

Two-in-a-row Dublin Horse Show champion yearling exhibitor Seamus Lehane from Clonakilty, Co Cork, monopolised the young horse awards.

A frequent top winner at the National Dairy Show, Ricky Barrett similarly cornered most of the top awards at Bandon for Friesians.

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CourtsFarming NewsPlace: ClonakiltyPlace: Co CorkPlace: Co TipperaryPerson: Seamus LehanePerson: Ricky BarrettPerson: DAIRY ShorthornPerson: JimmyPerson: Linda O’DonovanPerson: SchullPerson: RichardPerson: Avril HelenPerson: JerryPerson: Diarmuid MurphyPerson: InnishannonPerson: RobertPerson: Sylvia HelenPerson: Tom RoycroftPerson: Trevor DudleyPerson: ThurlesPerson: Albert de CoganPerson: JohnPerson: Kate TaitPerson: RostellanPerson: Noel GalvinPerson: BirdhillPerson: Bobby O’ConnellPerson: ClarinaPerson: Co LimerickPerson: James WycherleyPerson: LislevanePerson: BandonPerson: Donal MoloneyPerson: WESTPerson: ArdnacrushaPerson: Co ClarePerson: Tony O’LearyPerson: Tom FoynesPerson: ClonasleePerson: Co LaoisPerson: Eric JenningsPerson: ClonakiltyPerson: Mark McGivernPerson: CarrigtwohillPerson: Val HydePerson: BallymacodaPerson: John JoePerson: Ridden HunterPerson: Lisa Mulhall TullowPerson: Co CarlowPerson: Jimmy GhooPerson: Ballard Big BangPerson: RidgePerson: Ballard PlayboyPerson: Ballard Windy RidgePerson: Leo CahalanePerson: CastletownsendPerson: SkibbereenPerson: Denis DulleaPerson: Deirdre BurchillPerson: Sharleen Gone With the WindEvent: Bandon ShowEvent: Dublin Horse ShowEvent: National Dairy ShowOrganisation: Charolais
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