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Trilby Crewes (nee
Bowden) Trilby qualified as a BHSAI 28 years ago
(ouch!) While having been brought up on the Isle of Skye with eight
horses of different shapes, sizes and abilities. Six of whom were
broken in by Trilby before going to do her AI training at the age of
sixteen at Busby Equestrian Centre, Glasgow with Mr Stewart Christie. 6th June 2010 Welcome to yet another year at TB
Equestrian. Our training facilities are moving forward bit by bit. Rome
wasn't built in a day! Due to more established employees, I am
able to spend more time at ye olde computer so should be able to have
more consistant updates coming forward. Our full set of show jumps have
had a face-lift over the winter. We also have some training ditches and
a bank. Ideal for helping real novices get over their phobias of
holes in the ground! Our big round schooling pen has had full
drainage put in, with a new surface and kicking boards. WORKSHOPS 2011. Becky has excelled herself with Charlie, proving that all the hard grind through the winter has its' rewards.Gaining three placings in the last three outings. Rosie Malcolm has also been in the ribbons with Golden Enigma. Both Rosie and Becky are competing in BE 100 Plus classes. Lizzie Jennings with Laura May has, to her own surprise,started the season at BE 100 level completing in fine form at Larkhill and Bicton. Emma Harris has started her Under 21 Challenge. Having competed at the top end of the indoor show jumping circuit with her two horses Regal Rock Chardonnay and Certo. with many placings. Certo is new to Eventing and has completed several BE 100s admirably. Chardo rising to the challenge of the Intermediate classes having several good placings in the Intermediate Novice classes.Emma also attended some of the BE South West training sessions. Harry Greaves put in some hard work over the winter to help Talihli Sundancer move into BE 100 classes. Harry attended some of the BE training sessions which were run with Darrell Scaiffe in Cornwall. Several riding clubs have shown an interest in our training and these sessions have already begun. October 2011. Becky Littleton finished the season in spectacular fashion, coming 7th in her first ever CIC*, held at Aldon with her main horse Charming Opposition. She also competed in the 3 Day BE 100 classs with Sue Potter's young horse Hunky Dory. Their dressage score was not quite in the competitive circle but they finished with no time penalties in all of the endurance phases, with a blistering round across the country. Finishing up with just one fence down in the final show jumping phase. Georgie Dudden also did very well, completing her first CIC* with her ride, Primore Colleen. Both girls have worked hard putting their training to good use.
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