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Ireland's Ponies win first Nations Cup under new bosses Denis Flannelly and Liz Brennan - Horse Sport Ireland

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Denis Flannelly and Liz Brennan’s tenure at the head of Horse Sport Ireland’s new youth show jumping programme got off to a spectacular winning start this afternoon as Ireland won the Ponies Nations Cup in Sentower Park. The team of Lily Tunney with Correli Clover, Sam Widger with Western Ranger, Cian McMunn with Kandide Van Seven Oaks, Charlie Flynn with Hk Zena and Juliette McIntosh with Dunard Trixie Mix saw off some of Europe’s best nations,…
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Ireland's Ponies win first Nations Cup under new bosses Denis Flannelly and Liz Brennan - Horse Sport Ireland

Denis Flannelly and Liz Brennan’s tenure at the head of Horse Sport Ireland’s new youth show jumping programme got off to a spectacular winning start this afternoon as Ireland won the Ponies Nations Cup in Sentower Park. The team of Lily Tunney with Correli Clover, Sam Widger with Western Ranger, Cian McMunn with Kandide Van Seven Oaks, Charlie Flynn with Hk Zena and Juliette McIntosh with Dunard Trixie Mix saw off some of Europe’s best nations,…

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