( EVENT REPORT ) The Farmers Bloodhounds Team Chase
at Plum Park on 24th March 2019 Report by Hon Sec. Ginny Oakley Pope
Photos by Simple Photo Shots Paul Buddin Photography T
he Farmers Bloodhounds Team Chase were blessed with the most wonderful sunny day and superb going for their first Team Chase. With newly
constructed courses for the Novice and Intermediate tracks on offer, there was no doubt that all contestants were in for a good day. Being the weekend prior to the Championships there
were many teams from far and wide having their last run out before the finals. The “big guns” were amongst us and although The FBH decided not to run an Open Class, in this their first year, there was much encouragement from the professionals that the land and fences would accommodate this in the future. Brian’s Nightmare Fence, a rail prior to a step down into
a water crossing, caused a few issues with the biggest splat happening to Joint Master Heather Moodie. She certainly had a good ducking! Both local and people from afar enjoyed testing out the new cross country jumps whilst taking part in the pair’s class and ‘non- speed’ Team Chase Classes. These being run over the Novice and Intermediate tracks were a bogey time found the winners. Many friends and followers of the FBH went well to secure good placings. Brian Temple’s dream to design and run a Team Chase at Plum Park Farm could only come true with the support; coupled with endless hours of work; provided by wife Debbie, son Jamie and Chloe, Jamie’s wife. Brian is immensely grateful for the effort that everyone went to. The dedication of involvement from the usual “in house” people plus the team of volunteers made his wishes a reality. The Farmers Bloodhounds would like to thank everyone who made the day possible and for the camaraderie extended at this new event by The Team Chase Community.
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MAY/JUNE 2019
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