Winning Streak for Stanley Grange Show Team

Supreme Products sponsored Stanley Grange Show Team have been on a winning streak securing four Cuddy tickets for the Horse of the Year Show.

The first to qualify was David Dixon and Mary Harforth’s three-year-old filly, Dance All Night at Devon County.

Dance All Night owned by Mr Dixon and Mrs Harforth

At Derbyshire Festival of showing it was the stallion, Stanley Grange Cocksure who was on form taking his ticket for HOYS. He also took the riding pony breeding championship and went champion at Newark and Notts County.

The third ticket was picked up at the Three Counties Show by Mark Reeves and Jackie Beatham’s Cuddington Alliance in the hack breeding championship.

And the final ticket was taken by Janet Cox’s homebred three-year-old filly Rhyllandell Siskin at Cheshire County Show in the part-bred Welsh Championship.

All four tickets are for the Cuddy In Hand Supreme finals, so the team will have their hands full at HOYS!

Team SUPREME PRODUCTS® on a Roll at HOYS

Team Supreme Products riders and producers continued their winning ways on the second day of the Horse of the Year Show with championships going to Team Hollings, Simon Charlesworth of the Stanley Grange Show Team and Sarah Challinor.

Having already taken the Mace Group Mountain and Moorland Pony of the Year on the first day, Sarah’s success with the Dartmoor stallion, Pumphill Buckthorn continued when heading the Thistledown Mountain & Moorland Working Hunter Pony of the Year after winning the ponies not exceeding 122cm section earlier in the day.

Following a very successful season, the large hack, Royal Angel, ridden by Michaela Wood and produced by Team Hollings looked a picture.

Winning his section, Royal Angel then went on to take the Topham Barnes Hack of the Year Championship in another prestigious finale.

To round off an amazing day, Simon Charlesworth and the Stanley Grange Show Team then made it through to the evening performance with Mr and Mrs Parkin’s Catwalk after winning the Cuddy Supreme In-Hand Horse Championship.

Against his father Alan, winner of the pony section with Scallywag II, Simon and the lovely bay mare looked magnificent under the spotlight, shining to perfection and continuing to wow the judges to take to the overall Cuddy In-Hand Championship.

Supreme Win For Stanley Grange Show Team

SUPREME PRODUCTS® sponsored Stanley Grange Show Team were in top form at the Cherif Championships taking the Dalton Stud In Hand Championship.

The six-year-old stallion Stanley Grange Cocksure took the title along with the £500 prize in these new classes marked to celebrate the 21st Anniversary.

Delighting the judges, the stallion was foot perfect and was beautifully shown, looking bright and sharp but very well behaved. In the evening performance he came back in great form and showed extra sparkle with his glistening coat and wonderful movement.

Said Jerome Harforth: “We are extremely pleased; we haven’t shown him very much at all. The last outing he had was in 2006, when he was reserve in the Cuddy at the Royal Welsh.”

Stanley Grange Cocksure has been busy making a name for himself at stud. His first offspring are now three-year-olds and he also has some very good stock in Australia.

Supreme Products sponsored show pony producer Katy Carter has also invested in one of his first foals to produce for her daughter, Poppy.

Stanley Grange Show Team Hit Top Form at Royal Highland

The Supreme Products™ sponsored Stanley Grange Show Team was in winning form at the Royal Highland show.

Handler Simon Charlesworth was certainly the one to watch in the Cuddy Supreme In Hand Championship.

After a superb few days, Simon had two through having qualified the riding pony in-hand champion, Moluccas Tarragon Tiger, and the hunter breeding champion, Carrhouse Boston Legal.

Simon chose to handle the riding pony in the championship for the Cuddy judging.

Owned by Sue Grimshaw and produced by Jerome Harforth he looked in superb condition.

By Willowcroft Regal Bronze, Moluccas Tarragon Tiger headed the Cuddy championship much to everyone’s delight.

Said Simon: “He was fantastic in the busy main arena. He has never seen anything like that before, he’s only a yearling, but he went in, stood like a rock and moved well when he was asked to.

“He is a great colour to flash up with quarter marks and sharks teeth, and is just so elegant, he really does catch the eye.”