| Author | Message | ||
     Eileen Cornish |
We had the great good fortune to have Tonic on loan from his owner after he retired from competitive driving, and until his final breath, when his arthritis finally became too bad. He took up yet another career of being a 'Pony Club' horse, and loved every minute of it in his retirement. A wonderful schoolmaster and great 'best friend' to his teenager rider. | ||
| Fiona Powell |
Ooh, enjoyed those - thank you! | ||
| Gillian Fleming |
Sorry i'm new here but have been going to driving trials for a long time as a general dogsbody and photographer. I just wanted to share some videos, if they work of a friend, she competed nationally and internationally and is now a judge, and i'm sure many of you will have had the pleasure of being judged by her. This is her with Indian Tonic in 1989 at Seacliffe, that year she was unbeaten and won the Grand Prix International at Royal Windsor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZLGnxcnJKU Then with her next horse, Shepherds Pie at St Fort when it was a national event in 1991 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVQdl29ONKg |