Equestrian enthusiasts and thoroughbred lovers are gearing up for an exhilarating day of top-tier competition as the “Tattersalls Ireland Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series Final” prepares to showcase the best in equine excellence. Set to take place on Sunday, 3rd September, at the esteemed Royal Meath Show, this event promises to captivate audiences with the
The aim of the Tattersalls Ireland / Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series is to identify racehorses which are judged to have transitioned to be suitable riding horses. The horses entered in the classes should demonstrate good movement, rideability and correct conformation. To be judged as a hunter class. Horses competing in the Tattersalls Ireland /
Think December 15th… coming towards the end of the cold snap… postcard scenes all around us, skating rinks rather than roads, bucketing water to thirsty Thoroughbreds for many of us! In one pocket of Kildare however, a plan was being kept on course for a night with the stars! Some of Ireland’s greatest jockeys had
Qualified Ride Judge and Show Rider, Julie Donaghy Simpson, talks Thoroughbreds and Ringcraft Always having always being involved in horses, Julie’s father is a breeder, show horse producer and bloodstock agent so she’s know nothing but horses since birth. Her first horse coming off ponies was an ex-racer but to Julie he was just a
Full Irish Showing Schedule for 2022! Herewith a list of shows that have showing classes for former racehorses during 2022. Those in the Treo Eile Showing Series (marked in red) are part of a pathway to a Championship in the National Horse & Pony Championships in Killossery in August. They also carry Treo Eile prize
