Tannoch staff and liveries had a very successful 3 days at thewith a total of 13 riders competing.

• The dressage saw Dawn Harrison awarded 3rd with TS Enchanted Alice and 4th with TS Eddison in the elementary 53.
• Both Rachel McLaughlin and Michelle Wilson did very well in their classes and just missed out on prizes In the showing classes.
• Pamela Liggett with Kaira was awarded 3rd in the in hand class.
• In the ridden coloured we saw Pamela awarded 5th place. The family pony saw Rachel awarded 4th place and Tyler 5th.
• Suzanne Parker was awarded 2nd in the Riding Horse class.
• Donna Baird, Janice McKenna, Laura Duncan and Michelle Wilson competing in the intermediate working hunter with Michelle coming 4th in this class riding Tino Twister.
• Michelle went forward for the open working hunter and again was awarded 4th place.
• Donna Baird riding Ginger was awarded 5th in the middleweight hunter class.
• Natasha won the in-hand coloured class with Lady Di and was awarded 3rd in the ridden coloured class and 2nd in the tack n turnout and 5th in the ridden tack n turnout.
• Rachel was awarded 6th place with Bobbi in the in-hand cob class.Kerrie was awarded 4th in the ponyclub class.
• Next we saw the showman class with Kerry and the music of 5 colours by McFly did a very good display then Tyler Marshall on his little pony BJ doing the twist and then we had a unique routine put together from Rachel McLaughlin riding Bobbi with the music Thriller this went down very well with the crowd and the judges alike and Rachel was awarded 1st prize.
• The pairs display saw a very polished performance from Michelle and Natasha and this took them into 2nd place.
• We then saw Natasha pick up 1st place in the junior Concur De Elegance display followed by a spectacular win for Michelle Wilson in the senior Concur De Elegance.
• This put all of Tannoch riders forward for the championship and saw Michelle pick up the reserve champion. On the final day Kerrie competed in the Mountain and Moorland classes and won the ridden class and got 2nd in the in-hand class.

It was an exceptional number of rosettes collected from the 3 days (a total of 30). All the competitors are delighted and what a pleasure to compete in such superb equestrian facility which is a credit to the Scottish horse riding industry. We look forward to returning to further events at this great facility.