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This season they have enjoyed success in British Eventing JRN competitions. Danlee (Trigger) Danlee is a chestnut gelding, with a narrow white stripe and socks, registered with Wetherbys. His passport and lifetime number is GB20006308 and he was bred by Ravonsdale Fold and Bloodstock. His sire was Rock Hopper out of Kentucky Tears(USA)- damsire Cougar. d.o.b. - 15th March 1999He is microchipped 985101020006308. He only raced once at Market Rasen in June 2004 comment "behind, ridden halfway, soon tailed off, pulled up 4f out"Jim bought him from Dianne Hill in October 2004. Talented Eventer – 16.2 Good looking 8 year old chestnut gelding, with equal white socks, by Rockhopper. An athletic horse with a scopey jump and good paces. Competing at Novice Level and JRNs - BE this season with several clears cross country at this level - 13th at Aske and Cumwhinton. Has been training with the Northern JRN squad and has great potential as a JRN horse with the right, ambitious rider. Qualified for BE Pre Novice Jumping And Style Championships at Arena UK. Has been to PC camp and represented the branch in area teams. He helped his rider pass B-Test riding! Has won and been placed in unaffiliated dressage.
Haveray Park Beau (Beau) Beau is a dark brown gelding with an FEI passport.His passport number is GBR 10350. He was born in 1994.Jim bought him from Mrs Gillian Rubery in November 2005. Beau was previously ridden by Oliver Townend and his most notable achievement was second in the British Novice Championships at Gatcombe Click here to see Horse and Hound Report Jim got to know Beau over the winter season and they have enjoyed early success at dressage and show jumping. Jim was the Winter Junior Dressage Champion at Port Royal Equestrian Centre Click here to see Equestrian Today Report.and came first in the Discovery showjumping class at the Selby Game Fair. 16.3 Dark Brown Irish Sporthorse by Colourfield The ultimate cross country confidence giver! Always placed JRNs! 80 BE points- advanced eventer. Has been with Junior Rider for last 2 years. In both years selected and trained with the Northern JRN squad. Clear in the time cross country at the Championships at Weston Park. Would have been placed at only OIu21- but rider missed a fence out! Could continue his career as a fantastic, always placed JRN schoolmaster giving confidence cross country – never put a hoof wrong cross country in two years with current rider - give another ambitious youngster the chance to excel at pony club or he is good enough for affiliated dressage. (As an advanced eventer he has no BD points so eligible for everything) Fantastically easy to do, box, shoe, clip and in traffic. Done all Pony Club activities - a lovely character who loves polos!
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