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Check out the 12 native ponies crowned best of their breed at Olympia

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    • The new BSPS LeMieux mountain and moorland supreme champion has been crowned for 17 — along with 12 native ponies deemed the best example of their breed. Check them out in the gallery below...

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    In the spotlight

    The most recent Cadlanvalley pony to hit the headlines is Cadlanvalley Sandpiper, who took the overall supreme accolade at the Olympia International Horse Show, under Katy Marriott Payne

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    Welsh section C

    The overall reserve champion was also the top Welsh section C. This was Lynuck The Showman, ridden by Rebecca Penny for Lynn Scott.

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    Connemara

    Banks Timber claimed the Connemara title with Sandra Burton.

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    Welsh section D

    Best of the section Ds was Bethan Simons’ Ballynacoy Prince.

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    Dales

    The Julie Pennell-owned Nipna Flora took the Dales prize with Tayla Lewis in the saddle.

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    Welsh section A

    Gemma Pallett piloted Chetwynd Jasper to lift the section A title for the Countess of Shrewsbury.

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    Exmoor

    Maureen Richardson’s Dunkery Wigeon stood best of two Exmoors.

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    Fell

    Jonathon Stevens with Wildhoeve Okidoki triumphed over three other Fell ponies.

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    Highland

    Best of the Highlands was Aileen Curle’s Harris Of Mendick, partnered by Brian Williams.

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    Dartmoor

    Chloe Chubb rode Shilstone Rocks North Westerly to land the Dartmoor prize for his owner Lynda Calcutt.

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    New Forest

    Hollybrooke Duke — owned and ridden by Maddison Bishop-Peck — landed the New Forest title.

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    Shetland

    Margaret Sumner’s Briar Snowman carried Grace Litherland to stand top Shetland.

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