Cumberland ASH Branch Show

First place in the Yearling Futurity was Otfordvalley Chantele, owned and shown by Emma Soden of Mt Keira. Emma is pictured with sponsor Daniel Kelly, Royal Cricketers Arms Hotel, Prospect (on crutches) and judge, Terry McGovern, Bathurst.

Third place in the yearling futurity and champion junior colt was Ainsley Mystic Jewel (by Heza Bruce)owned and shown by Anna King of Berrima.

First in the two year old futurity was Otfordvalley Paris (by Glen Lee Rivoli Teak) owned by Otford Valley Farm and shown by Shane Everingham. Shane is pictured with sponsor Daniel Kelly of Royal Cricketers Arms Hotel, Prospect (on crutches) and judge Terry McGovern of Bathurst.

First place in the junior handler under 9 years was Ruby McGovern of Vaucluse showing Kirala Sensation.

Second place in the junior handler undr 9 years was Clayton Webb of Wilberforce showing Kirreway Wentworth.

First place in the handler 9 and under 13 years was Grace McNiven, Vaucluse showing Chilcotts Creek Tic Tac.

Second place in the junior handler 9 and under 13 years was Jacinta Woods of Bargo showing Misty.

Luke Adams of Londonderry showed Rosie to equal third place in the junior handler 9 and under 13 years.

Jessie Britton of Thirlmere showed Turner Stud Silver Dollar to equal third place in the junior handler 9 and under 13 years.

Champion and reserve champion junior handler under 13 years were sister Grace McNiven (L) with Chilcotts Creek Tic Tac and Ruby McNiven (R) with Kirala Sensation. They are pictured with judge Terry McGovern of Bathurst.

Otfordvalley Chantele owned and shown by Emma Soden of Mt Keira was the champion junior filly.

Reserve champion junior filly was Nethaway Miss Lily (by Greentop Bowline) owned and shown by Jenny Weule of Goulburn.

Second place in the yearling colt class was Jarendan Just Is (by Waylon J Justice) owned and shown by Sharon McKell of Menangle Park.

Champion junior colt was Ainsley Mystic Jewel (by HEza Bruce) owned and shown by Anna King of Berrima.

Reserve champion junior colt was Blackwater Phillip (by Glen Lee Rivoli Ray Tech), owned by Nicole Kirk of Jilliby and shown by Chris Cooper of Warnervale.

Champion handler 13 yearas and under 18 years was Kate Boardman of Camden showing Greentop Dainty.

Reserve champion handler 13 years and under 18 years was Kelly Britton of Thirlemere showing Turners Stud Lucy.

Riley Webb, 5, of Wilberforce rode Kirreway Wentworth to equal first in the Tiny Tots under six years. He was assisted by his mum Melise Tuma-Webb.

The Boyd Flint Memorial Trophy for the supreme ridden exhibit at the County of Cumberland ASH Branch Show.

First place in the led three year old futurity and second place overall was Werombi Pines Cruising (by Werombi Pines Sir Bistro) owned by Amanda Cable of Pheasants Nest and shown by Belinda Cable of Pheasants Nest.

First place in the led section of the four year old Maturity was Leidavale Morant (by Thompsons Cool Dude), owned by Gundale ASH and shown by David Brown of Freemans Reach. David is pictured with judge Terry McGovern, Bathurst.

Champion stallion was Heza Star (by Heza Bruce) owned and shown by Jackie Long of Narellan.

Reserve champion stallion was Win D Fortitude (by Palmers Fort Abdul) owned and shown by Melise Tuma-Webb of Wilberforce.

Champion led three year old exhibit was Werombi Pines Cruising (by Werombi Pines Sir Bistro) owned by Amanda Cable and shown by Belinda Cable, both of Pheasants Nest.

Reserve champion senior gelding was Lone Pine McKenzie (by Wellsdale Acres of Coal) owned by Fernbrook stud, Pheasants Nest and shown by John Stiphout, Pheasnats Nest.