Chillington Hall hosted the British Eventing Regional and Youth Championships this weekend which saw riders from across the country attending to contend a variety of classes. With open regional titles at British Eventing (BE) 90 and 100, BE80 and BE90 U18 open titles, as well as a multitude of qualifying tickets up for grabs at BE80, 90 and 100, it was an eventful weekend of action.
In the National Qualifiers, the BE80 qualifier saw riders aiming for the Bramham grassroots championship, while the BE90 and 100 riders were aiming for the Badminton grassroot championships.
Congratulations to all our winners, teams and qualifiers…
RESULTS
BE80 U18 open – section K
1, Annie Baron and Pipers Last Stand (27.5)
2, Florence Caswell and Holnest Frodo Baggins (30.9)
3, Nancy Mort and Dernhatten Coevers Hills (31)
BE80 U18 open – section L
1, Hope Wilson and Charlie Girl (30.3)
2, Imogen Brookes and Castleview Again (30.9)
3, Lily Hemsley and Maghera Liam (32.1)
Team
1, Scotland (129.1)
2, East Midlands (134.2)
3, North (136.8)
BE90 U18 open – section E
1, Eliza Peters and Redpark Sammey (29.9)
2, Poppy Dods and Ballinacarra Bobby (32.5)
3, Daniel Baker and Blackwoodlands Jester (33.3)
BE90 U18 open – section E
1, Matilda Alexander and Cloughrae Hill Billy (23.5)
2, Freddie Spicer and Carrigoir Spidal (27)
3, Margot Mack and Master Ping (27.5)
Team
1, Central (124.1)
2, Wales & West (127.1)
3, South West (130.6)
Congratulations to the following riders who finished in the top three of their Regional Championship National Qualifier (RCNQ) class. These classes saw top placed riders (10% of starters) pick up their qualifying tickets for Bramham BE80 championships and the BE90 and BE100 Badminton championships…
BE80 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section I
1, Shirley Cadwallader & The Sauce Pot (28.9)
2, Faye Bamford & Mr Romantic (29.4)
3, Caroline Cook & Cloonagh Shadow (30.9)
BE80 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section J
1, Hannah Taylor and Crixus HSH (28.3)
2, Sarah Edmunds and I Should Coco (28.6)
3, Leanne George and Arcturus Timone (29.3)
BE90 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section A
1, Jessica Pope and The Merry Monarch (27.4)
2, James McCullough and Rebel Rua (28.5)
3, Millie Douglas and Rock Island Line (30.4)
BE90 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section B
1, Deanne Burgin and Carnsdale Foxtrot (25.4)
2, Susan Buxton and Action Man (26)
3, Joanne Monkman and G Damascus (26.8)
BE90 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section C
1, Chloe Sharman and Westmount Leah (22.9)
2, Susan Bill and unnamed (25.2)
3, Ellie Batten and King Kashu (26.8)
BE90 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section D
1, Thomas Flannery and Fountain Fred (26.3)
2, Rebecca Hebron and Cowling First Light (28.4)
3, Alice Daly and Boultons Bessie Blue (31)
BE100 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section N
1, Evangeline Llewellyn-Smith and Darling Deluxe (29.6)
2, Caroline Wilkinson and Friarshill Charles (29.6)
3, Kirsty Clarkson-Jones and Oliedunit (30.4)
BE100 RCNQ for Bramham Grassroots – section O
1, Emma Savage and Mummys Dream (28.8)
2, Kate Jupp and Templebreadys Royal Spirit (29.4)
3, Max Austin and Little Teddy (31.5)
British Eventing’s Regional Championships not only provide eligible BE members the opportunity to pick up a prized ticket to ride at the NAF Five Star BE80 Championships at Bramham and the Voltaire Design BE90 and BE100 Championships at Badminton, but they also give BE members, including those competing up to BE100 on horses that aren’t eligible to compete at Bramham and Badminton, the chance to aim for a championship and be crowned regional champion.
Up and coming 2024 Regional Championships dates are as follows:
- Little Downham, Cambridgeshire – 5 – 6 October
To find out more, visit https://www.britisheventing.com/compete/championships/regional-champs
