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Showing posts with label hoof gloss. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Sue & Fizz win Makeover with Supreme Products and Robert Walker


SUE Wane and her homebred veteran Fizz enjoyed a day learning about all the turnout tips of the showing world from top show rider and producer Robert Walker.

Rob, Fizz & Sue arriving at Rob's yard in Cheshire


As the lucky winner of the Supreme Products competition in Showing World magazine, Sue travelled from Glossop in Derbyshire to Robert’s base in Cheshire for a day to remember.

Fizz, also known as Mirror Image, arrived looking fit and well but once Robert and his team set out on the makeover he was more than ready for a winning performance in the show ring, with Sue looking immaculate as well.

Robert was delighted at the 20-year-old, Cleveland Bay cross Thoroughbred’s condition, commenting that he certainly didn’t look like a veteran.

Said Sue: “It was a brilliant experience and I learned so much from Robert and Sarah.  Fizz looked immaculate when the team had finished and using the Supreme Products Professional Collection really made a huge difference.”

Sue explained that after initially retiring Fizz a few years ago she decided he looked far too well and brought him back in to work to compete in Veteran showing classes.

“My real aim is to try and qualify for the Veteran Championships at Olympia which would be brilliant,” said Sue.

Robert set to work on Fizz, guiding Sue on how to make him really stand out in the ring and use the Supreme Products Professional Collection effectively.

Rob showing Sue how to do Shark's Teeth


After giving Fizz a good brush following his journey, Robert started to explain the finer points of turnout to Sue.

Starting with the tail, Robert trimmed a couple of inches off Fizz’s tail to accentuate his correct limbs and movement.  As the tail was clean he then sprayed in Supreme Products Sparkle to make the tail look shiny and glossy.

Robert then used Supreme Products De Luxe Coat Gloss to help add lustre and shine to Fizz’s coat so that he really gleamed with condition.

The art of quarter marks and sharks teeth was then demonstrated to perfection with Robert making it look easy and the final image proved outstanding with the help of Supreme Products Spray & Shine.


Sarah showed Sue how to enhance his black legs to make them look glossy and shiny using Supreme Products Glistening Oil on a cloth.

Finishing touches were added to the hooves with Supreme Products Black Hoof Paint before Supreme Products Black Matt Makeup, Highlighter Gel brought definition to his eyes and muzzle.

As Fizz’s mane was very thin, the team were careful when it came to plaiting and Robert explained that new Supreme Products Mane & Tail Builder would certainly help.

Sue & Fizz looking immaculate. And still smiling, even in the rain!


Once the makeover was complete it was time to tack up and get ready for the ring. Sue looked smart in her showing attire and Sarah pointed out how using a thicker brow and noseband would enhance Fizz’s head and suit him better.

To round off the day Sue was delighted when Robert asked if she would like him to provide a few tips when in the arena.

Watching Sue ride, Robert was impressed with their team work and Fizz’s way of going, just encouraging Sue to ride him forward a bit more in the canter.
Sue, Fizz and Rob.


Sue will now be aiming to secure her ticket to Olympia with Fizz hoping to compete in the Veteran Championships at the end of the season.

For more information about Supreme Products contact 01377 229050 or visit www.supremeproducts.co.uk, also available from stockist nationwide.

Monday, 14 June 2010

Great Start for Stanley Grange Show Team

The Stanley Grange Show Team, based at Great Ayton in North Yorkshire have had an excellent start to the season qualifying 12 horses and ponies for the Royal International Horse Show and one already for HOYS.

Founder Jerome Harforth has been showing for 36 years and during this time has teamed up with top show rider Simon Charlesworth to take the honours at many major championships.
Major wins and championships from the Supreme Products sponsored team include:

Ayr County:

Thirkleby Blue Bonnet - 143cms Show Hunter Pony 1st & Champion. Owner: Mrs V Rudd, Rider Tarynn Rudd

BSPS Area 3b:

Valentine Maria - 128cms Show Pony 1st & Champion. Owner: Mrs Kate Bankier, Rider Jessica Bankier

Pearly King - Winner Novice Hack. Owner: Miss Sarah Carey, Rider Simon Charlesworth

Military Crisis - Small Riding Horse 1st & Champion. Owner: Mrs Tonya Teasdale, Rider Simon Charlesworth

Daldorn Spring Thyme - 148cms Show Pony 1st. Owner: Lady Margaret Benton-Jones, Rider Sami Elliott

BSPS Area 4b:

Pearly King - Winner Novice Hack. Owner: Miss Sarah Carey, Rider Simon Charlesworth

Military Crisis - Small Riding Horse 1st & Champion. Owner: Mrs Tonya Teasdale, Rider Simon Charlesworth

Pendley Apassionata - Small Hack 1st & Champion. Owner: Mrs Lynn Robertson, Rider Angharad Ellis-Owen

Moluccas Cinnamon Secret - 148cms Novice Show Pony 1st. Owner: Mrs Sue Grimshaw, Rider Lucinda Elliott

Devon County:

Pearly King - Champion Hack. Owner: Miss Sarah Carey, Rider Simon Charlesworth

Bath & West:

Pearly King - Champion Hack. Owner: Miss Sarah Carey, Rider Simon Charlesworth

Rosemore Returns - Champion Hack Breeding. Owner: Miss Olivia Brookshaw

Moluccas Tarragon Tiger - Res Champion Riding Pony Breeding. Owner: Mrs Sue Grimshaw

Hambleton Show:

Baydale Venus - Champion Hack. Owner: The Late Mrs Sheila Fenwick. Rider Simon Charlesworth

Holtess Wise & Wonderful - Winner Novice Hack. Owner: Mrs Vicki Rudd, Rider Danielle Purves

'Jerome, Simon and the Stanley Grange Show Team have worked with Supreme Products for many years and were heavily involved in the testing of new grooming products for the show range in the early days of the business, particularly things like the horse make up, hoof gloss and coat gloss,' says Sarah Turnbull of Supreme Products. 'We are delighted to be working with the team once again and wish them continued success throughout the season.'