2012 Autumn - The Fell Pony Society
2012 Autumn - The Fell Pony Society
2012 Autumn - The Fell Pony Society
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Mr Brunskill said that he had raised the issue of a list of FIS clear stallions at the<br />
last AGM and no progress had been made. Miss Longsdon pointed out that stallions<br />
could be advertised free of charge on the <strong>Society</strong>’s website and that a list of<br />
stallions had been printed in the catalogue for last year’s Stallion Show. Owners<br />
of clear stallions were not necessarily willing to accept visiting mares.<br />
Mrs Thorpe asked about stamping passports to show that ponies had been FIS<br />
tested. Mrs Parkin said this had just been discussed again at Council and she<br />
would be looking into setting up a voluntary system.<br />
Miss White asked if any progress had been made with Natural England and the<br />
fencing-off of watercourses. Miss Longsdon said that David Martin of Natural England<br />
had attended a Council meeting and there had been a useful exchange of<br />
information.<br />
Mrs Newall suggested that the <strong>Society</strong> send our congratulations to HM <strong>The</strong><br />
Queen for her Diamond Jubilee and Miss Longsdon agreed to do this.<br />
Mrs Robinson and Mrs Murray then presented the awards for the 2011 Performance<br />
Points. Miss Longsdon congratulated the winners and then closed the meeting<br />
and invited the members to have tea.<br />
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2 year old Lunesdale Black Dahlia, winner of the Youngstock Championship at the<br />
Breed Show, shown by Vicki Armstrong. She was also Reserve Champion at both<br />
Brough and Reeth Shows.<br />
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