Lucy and Wurth Win The July PSO Best Turned Out

The July entries for the PSO, Absorbine sponsored Best turned out class were the best yet! The worthy winner was Car Von Allure (Lucy) with 6 year old Worthington Coffield and his mother Tammy Kuiler.
The Kuiler family have owned Welsh Section A, 11.2, Lucy for 5 years. Tammy said "Lucy's owner and breeder needed to find a home for a pony very quickly, so a close friend was going to have the pony. When the lorry arrived - there were two ponies in it! As soon as I saw the little black pony, I knew I wanted her to be mine!"

Lucy was completely unhandled and unbroken when Tammy bought her. She has such a sweet nature though that Wurth was soon playing with her in his sandpit and now they are the best of friends.

Tammy said "Lucy and Wurth have been to the Pony Club and have been competing in shows for the last three years. They have done everything from gymkhanas to big shows. They are well known around the area for their fancy dress class outfits. They started off as Batman and Robin and now thcosume is King Neptune riding his seahorse. Hopefully by this time next year they will be ready to compete off the lead rein."
Tammy and Wurth have been competing in PSO since January this year. Tammy said "Wurth and myself and the beloved horses and ponies have become addicted to PSO and their beautiful rosettes and the wonderful competitors we have become friends with along the way". Tammy also owns a 4 year old pony, Holly who Wurth will ride when he outgrows Lucy. There is also a nine month old foal who has also already made an appearance on PSO!

Absorbine's Super Shine hoof polish is a firm favourite of Tammy's.

An Amazing Week At The RIHS

Absorbine UK sponsored riders Jayne Webber and Jo Bates enjoyed a hugely successful week at the Royal International Horse Show at Hickstead last week. Jayne and Comberton Clancy took the accolade of being the overall Supreme Champion Ridden Horse.
Team Bardo qualified a magnificent 14 horses in total for the RIHS and 9 of these were in the top three in their respective classes. Comberton Clancy reigned supreme, he won the Large Riding Horse Class, then took Champion Riding Horse and then went all the way to take the overall Champion Ridden Horse Title. He is jointly owned by Carol Bardo and Jackie Beatham.

Other victories included a 1st with The Humdinger in the Coloured Cob class, another win with Berkeley Square in the Small Riding Horse class and 1st in the Heavyweight Cobs with The Keystone Cob, who also took the Reserve Champion Cob Title.

Jo Bates rode to victory in the Lightweight Coloured Ridden Horse Class with Theresa Waters' Shybont Navaho Girl - aka Daisy. She then went on to take the Reserve Coloured Ridden Championships.

Man Of Quality also took 4th place in the Lightweight Hunter class with Jo riding for owner Ruth Serrell. Jo and daughter Holly qualified five horses for the RIHS. Holly gave Buriana Cashel a great ride in the Large Hack Class for Eileen Jenkin.

Absorbine are proud to be associated with such great successes!