Second GP win for Coupe’s Amaretto
Lisa Coupe is to a greater extent than than happy amongst the efforts of her nine-year-old gelding Bates Amaretto MVNZ who but notched his instant grand prix win of the flavor at the Dunstan Rotorua Spring Show on Sunday.
The Kumeu combination were i of 10 through to the jump-off of the premier course of pedagogy at the two-day exhibit existence held at the Fibre Fresh National Equestrian Centre inward Taupo.
Twenty-two had started the class, in addition to the jump-off saw Olympian Katie McVean (Mystery Creek) come upwards through amongst four, World Champs instance Samantha McIntosh (Cambridge) through amongst two, rising star Mathew Gilmour (Matangi) amongst two, in addition to Catherine Cameron (Cambridge) in addition to Coupe a mountain apiece.
Coupe was 7th to go, in addition to ahead of her McVean in addition to McIntosh had actually thrown downwards the challenge. But she met it caput on, despite a few hiccups.
Coupe lost i stirrup every bit she went into the instant fighting inward the jump-off, in addition to on the plough coming out of the saltation lost the other one.
“So I rode the residual of the jump-off amongst no stirrups – in addition to that sure was non the plan,” she said.
However, she in addition to Beetle – every bit he is known affectionately at domicile – left everything upwards in addition to ready a fourth dimension that no-one could beat. In the halt it came downwards to hundredths of a second, but that was the closest Gilmour in addition to the imported Belize Di Cantero could manage, giving them instant place, McIntosh in addition to her imported mare Estina third, Cameron in addition to Campione GNZ 4th in addition to McVean 5th in addition to 6th aboard Dunstan Zehrenland in addition to Dunstan Zimorena G.
Coupe in addition to Beetle too picked upwards a instant inward the 1.3m class.
The pony grand prix attracted eighteen starters, amongst the honours going to Jimmy-James Duncan (Central Districts) aboard Surprise Illusion.
The exhibit attracted to a greater extent than than 380 combinations from all over the North Island, who enjoyed perfect weather.
Results –
Horse Grand Prix (one star): Lisa Coupe (Kumeu) Bates Amaretto MVNZ 1, Mathew Gilmour (Matangi) Belize Di Cantero 2, Samantha McIntosh (Cambridge) Estina 3, Catherine Cameron (Cambridge) Campione GNZ 4, Katie McVean (Mystery Creek) Dunstan Zehrenland 5, Katie McVean (Mystery Creek) Dunstan Zimorena G 6,
Pony Grand Prix (one star): Jimmy-James Duncan (Central Districts) Surprise Illusion 1, Briar Burnett-Grant (Taupo) Kabo Silver 2, Anna Cooper (Northland) Howzat Cracka Jack 3, Megan O’Grady (Bay of Plenty) The Dreamer 4, Elmo Jackson (Auckland) Mahoe Moon Frost 5, Jimmy-James Duncan (Central Districts ) Nectar 6.
KiwiSpan Junior Rider Series: Melanie Weal (Te Awamutu) Cross Your Heart 1, Lily Tootill (Auckland) Yum Yum 2, Will Moffett (Northern Hawke’s Bay) Dark Vader 3, Lucy Allen (Waikato) Delta Pierre 4, Rebekah Van Tiel (Auckland) Leeston Eagle 5, Robert Wellwood (Northern Hawke’s Bay) Insightful 6.
Caledonian Amateur Rider Series: Courtney Fox (Auckland) Bush Magic 1, Kirsty Gradwell (Waitemata) Kapka 2, Sophie Anderson (Taranaki) Clifton Polarize 3, Philippa Howells (Waikato) Mr Versatile 4, Rebecca Presow (Wairarapa) La Bella Vida 5, Christine Cornege (Waikato) Vespera SL 6.
Young Rider Series: Rebekah Van Tiel (Auckland) Adeaze 1, Jake Lambert (Cambridge) Quality NZPH 2, Megan Lindermann-Cohen (Clevedon) Lesbos D’Quilly 3, Rosie Commons (Auckland) Glenara Chandon 4, Ryan Lim (Auckland) Pasir Ris 88 5, Joshua Barker (Morrinsville) Highlander II 6.
Fernhill Five-Year-Old Series: David Collett (Waitemata) Ngahiwi Big Red in addition to Savanah Larsen-Church (Turangi) Sole Low =1.
Mitavite Six-Year-Old: Samantha McIntosh (Cambridge) NZ Powerful; Karen Riddle (Waikato) Wickliffe Vinnington =1.
Seven-Year-Old Series: Katie McVean (Mystery Creek) Dunstan Banderas C 1, Geordie Bull (Bay of Plenty) Bridget Bardot 2, Savanah Larsen-Church (Turangi) Midway Smooth Dude 3, Jake Lambert (Cambridge) Eros K 4, Natasha Brooks (Waikato) Kapattack 5, Tom Tarver-Priebe (Kawerau) Campbell MVNZ 6.
STH Pro Amateur Series: Gary Werth (Auckland) Ricarlos 1, Jasmine Sketchley (Northland) Mr McGregor 2, Tess Williams (Gisborne) Astek Ooh La La 3, Jamie Howie (Taihape) Obeone Kanobe 4, Jackie Jermyn (Waikato) Landenfeld 5, Jordyn Becconsall (Bay of Plenty) El Billionaire 6.
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