The country’s finest
Apr 29, 2021
3 minutes
By ALEX ROBINSON
Edited by Alex Robinson
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BSHA Southern Spring, Brook Farm, Essex
A STAR of the future reigned in the cob championship. Richard Leeman’s smart six-year-old Love Joy (Duke) and Frazer Atherden first topped the lightweight Royal International (RIHS) qualifier.
Duke was bought as an unbroken three-year-old from Wayne Thorneycroft.
“He’s had limited experience due to the pandemic, as is the case with most novices,” said Frazer. “He gives a lovely, light ride
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