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Will Rawlin Eventing (WRE Partnership)

Diarado/Donnalotta

Pretzel came to WRE in Summer 2023 to produce and sell for an owner, however Will loved what he was feeling so decided to secure the ownership himself.

Produced slowly, currently at BE Novice, will be aiming for CCI2* in 2025. 


Owned by WRE Partnership. Will be looking for syndicate shares in 2025.





Casta Diva (Pretzel)

BE 100 Moreton Morrell 

Will looks pleased!

Knees up!

Safe to say that moving yards in the middle of the season isn't ideal - however, the team worked unbelievably hard to make it all happen and leaving our last yard in immaculate condition.  A huge thanks goes to all of team. 

Think we were all ready for a holiday once it was done but it was time to bring all the horses back into work for the second half of the season.

We had a very successful day with three horses coming out at Aston Le Walls (3) for their first run after their spring 3 days.  They all did exactly what was asked of them - 3 good tests and double clears with steady cross country.

Mackenzy is stepping up to Intermediate next week at Burgham, with Camee de Muze doing the 3*S and Ballycoog Breaker Boy the 4*S.  Really looking forward to being back there as missed it last year. 



Chapeau TN / Avileva

An extremely smart and exciting horse for the future. Currently producing very strong results in young horse classes.  Produced since a 4yr old, and purchased from Laura Schroter.

Top Results:
3rd Burgham Int 7YO
8th Bicton CCI2*L
5th Osberton CCI2*S
9th Kelsall CCI2*S


Owned by Caroline Leng


Mackenzy (Otis)

Mackenzy giving the ditch plenty of air!

Level 5*

Womanizer/ Ballycoog Bonnie

Top Results:

Badminton Best First Timer - Clear Cross Country - 2024
4th - Bramham 4*S
8th - Blenheim CCI4*S 8/9yr olds
17th - Blenheim Palace 4*L
1st - Cornbury 3*S
19th - Arville (Nations cup team) 4*S 

Produced by Will since a 4 year old. Top 10 placings in every age class since. Clear cross country round his first 5* at Badminton, and entered for Burghley in 2024.

Standing at 17.1hh he is the biggest horse on the yard, and his favourite snack is bananas!

Owned by the WRE Partnership, open for ownership shares, please contact Will directly.




Ballycoog Breaker Boy (William)

Followed by a happy rider after a great sj round 



 I'm Special De Muze/Camee

A very exciting horse that joined Will Rawlin Eventing in June 2023, having been previously produced by Lauren Innes. 

Top Results:
Winner of Ballindenisk CCI3*L Sept 2024
4th Burgham CCI3*S
17th Cornbury CCI3*S 7yrold Champs
1st Aston Le Walls Intermediate x2
19th Bicton CCI3*L


Owned by Caroline Leng and WRE Partnership. 


Camee De Muze (Tayto)

Camee de Muze jumping for fun in the OI at Aston le walls (3)

Ballycoog Breaker Boy stepping round the OI at Aston Le Walls (3)

Mackenzy owned by Caroline Leng having his last novice run before Burgham I

Ballycoog Breaker Boy finishing a spicy test, 1st run back since Badminton

Camee de Muze enjoying his first run back since Bicton 3*L

Back out after the summer holidays and moving yards



BRITISH EVENTING TEAM CONFIRMED FOR 2024 NATIONS CUP ARVILLE
Posted: July 11, 2024
British Eventing is pleased to announce the squad that have been selected to represent Great Britain at Arville Nations Cup between 15 – 18 August are as follows:

Alex Bragg from Bridgwater, Somerset, with 11-year-old gelding Ardeo Premier, owned by Debbie and Neill Nuttall.

 Selena Milnes from Clevedon, Somerset, with 10-year-old gelding Cooley Snapchat, owned by Mr & Mrs William Rucker.

Aaron Miller from Malmesbury, Wiltshire, with 10-year-old gelding Count Onyx, owned by Alexandra Van Tuyll.

Will Rawlin from Hungerford, Berkshire, with 14-year-old gelding The Partner, owned by rider and Andy and Miranda Rawlin.

The squad will be accompanied by Chef d’Equipe Philip Surl.

The British Eventing teams are supported by the British Equestrian Federation’s World Class Programme, funded by UK Sport through the National Lottery. The Programme focuses on identifying talent, developing potential and maximising medal-winning performances on the world stage.



***NEWS FLASH*** Nations Cup Call Up

Sometimes it's just not your day!!  Poor Conquer (The Partner) came down with a a high temperature on Cross country morning.  It's fair to say that his dressage was below par the day before although there were no signs of a high temp, but just maybe he wasn't feeling on top form - such a shame as he had been feeling great and travelled out really well.  We had really hoped to have a good crack at the cross country as he stormed round it in 2023 with just a glance off towards the end of the course so we were hoping to make amends!! 

However, the weather on cross country morning was tropical rain so perhaps he knew something we didn't!!

A big shout out to Siobhan Binns for looking after him so well and giving him all the attention he deserved. 

On return from Luhumhlen he has been given time to recover  - and as we are in the process of moving yards,  this will delay when he and the others come out for their second half of the season campaign, which I am very much looking forward to. 



Test Done!

The Partner 5* Luhmhulen 2024

Siobhan greeting Conquer

Trot up in Holland Cooper Jacket and Waistcoat

The Partner sporting the Owens Horsebox competition rug

All Smiles 

Team work 

Luhmhulen 5*

Back to work the normal day job following a great week at Badminton

Tenz and Camee de Muze both ran very well in the Intermediate at Aston le walls with Tenz finishing 7th in his section despite my mistake in the show jumping which cost him a clear round and as always great cross country and much improved dressage.  It was lovely to have Tenz's owners with us to watch and see how he is progressing. 

Camee de Muze did a very accurate test to score 21.8 lying second going into show jumping and proceeded to continue his double clear run with a fast run cross country before his 3* long at Bicton taking the win. 

Mackenzy also had a good run in the Novice ahead of his run at Bicton 2*L with a good double clear to finish 10th, whilst Cullion Womanizer didn't have his best day despite an improved dressage but sadly had a stop SJ and also XC but then stormed round in his usual fashion.





Aston Le Walls

We got there, which is an achievement in itself competed and completed, and I was thrilled with my partner - Ballycoog Breaker Boy.  All these years people have been saying there is nothing like Badminton and boy are they right.

We have been a team for the last 8 years and this is what those last 8 years work has been aimed at.  Despite having one horse there Siobhan Binns (Top Groom) didn't stop in her care of BBB and I couldn't be more grateful.  I also didn't seem to stop between hacking out, trot ups, schooling, general exercising, lessons, competing, commitments to my wonderful sponsors and of course all the many friends that came to support me.  It really was quite the experience. 

I was of course disappointed that we didn't get BBB's extended trot in the dressage as this had a massive affect on our score as it affected two scores in the test.  Despite this we got it back together and the rest of the test was good.  The atmosphere in there was quite something  - I wasn't conscious of the crowd but very much aware of the atmosphere.

Cross Country we had each others back - and worked together to help each other out when needed - a great round and lots left in the tank so I know what we have for future 5* events. 

Show jumping was a tough track and very cleverly built by the designer using every dip and furrow  - resulting in only 3 clear rounds! Despite our poles I was very pleased with how William Show Jumped which is definitely his weakest phase and very much work in progress.

A massive thank you to the HUGE team that have got me to this point, not just the current team but past team members also - everyone has contributed to this exciting achievement. Exciting times ahead









Show Jumping Bound - First Badminton

What a horse

Knees up

Completed!

Job Done and Happy Siobhan - amazing job 

We've done it - a quiet moment. 

Top Team.

Happy Riders, Happy horses

First trot up - sponsored by Holland Cooper

In step !

Dressage Done!

Nothing to say......

Strutting his stuff!

Doing what we love to do best.

Into the Badminton lake

All done 

Final Trot Up sponsored by Holland Cooper

First Badminton  - "wouldn't have wanted to be on any other horse"

Cirencester:

Tenz and Camee de Muze both had very good runs at Cirencester Park before the rain came down and caused the rest of the weekend to be cancelled.  Both of them did good tests and double clears with Tenz finishing 9th and Camee de Muze 10th - both running steadily xc as planned. 


Osberton International 

Tenz, Camee de Muze and Mackenzy all had very good runs in their 3*S and 2*S respectively.  Thursday proved to be a reminder of what competing in the sun was like - but sadly this didn't last for the weekend although was improved compared to recent weeks.  

All three worked well in the dressage and both Camee de Muze and Mackenzy had double clears and learnt a lot from their cross country rounds which were both tough tracks and very twisty
Both sections were very big and we were very pleased with Camee de Muze finishing 11th in the 3* and Mackenzy 5th in the 2*.  Tenz was amazing cross country so straight and loved every minute and tried very hard in the SJ but just caught a couple of poles. Both 3 * horses were run steadily xc as planned. 

Son of Tenerez

Top Results:
2nd Cornbury CCI2*S 
6th Bicton CCI2*S 
Multiple Top Ten places Intermediate/Novice

Novice/2* Schoolmaster, ready to teach another jockey the levels. Cross Country machine. For Sale.

Tenz is owned by Suzanne Houchin and Nigella Hall and joined WRE in November 2021.



Tenz

Tenz flying XC

Mackenzy on his way to 5th in a very big 2*S at Osberton International

Tenz 3* dressage at Osberton International

Cracking round of XC from Tenz in the Osberton International 3*

Mackenzy on loving the 2*S xc track at Osberton International

Camee de Muze being excessive at Cirencester Intermediate 

Camee De Muze 3* - Osberton International 

Camee de Muze on his way to double clear at Osberton International

Cirencester Park and Osberton International

A good weekend with all three horses doing very nice double clears..............in the sun!

This weekend was also interspersed with celebrations for my 30th Birthday -  It was lovely, with no actual competing to do on the Saturday, that we were able to get off site and go to the Beach.

Ballycoog Breaker Boy (4*S) did a good test but we fluffed a change which was costly as they are double points in that test, but the rest of his work was good. He then did a great show jumping round and accurate cross country round which was planned to have some time penalties.

The Partner (4*) did a good test for him and great to have his show jumping back on form following  Thoresby and he just felt mega on the cross country track. 

Camee de Muze's dressage didn't go according to plan - this was his first stay away and he was a touch over excited. However, he more than made up for it with his excellent jumping both sj and xc. 

Also, Well done to Marianna Sawyer, who completed her first 3* with a great XC round.

Next outing at Kelsall with the youngsters and then 7 rides at Cirencester over the following weekend. 

A big thank you to Hannah Cole for the fab photos as always. 




Always great to share the occasions with family and supporters

The Partner  - 4*S


The Partner (Conquer) is part of an Experience Syndicate for £95 per year - This is run by Event Horse Owners Syndicate.  For more information please contact:

https://www.eventhorseownerssyndicate.co.uk/buy-a-share/the-partner/

Conquer is bred to show jump and we bought him as a 6 year old.  He likes his own space and given the choice wouldn’t have anyone in the next door stable. He is a sensitive character .  His confidence improved hugely over the years and this shows in his results and achievements.  

When away at big competitions we have to be one step ahead of him in how to keep him relaxed. He is a machine cross country. Where errors occurred they were not his doing.   He had a very good first half of 2022 finishing at Bramham 4*L with a good dressage, double clear with time faults keeping him out of the prizes.  We then gave him the rest of the year off as he had a small injury but he is back out in 2023 starting with a 7th in the Lincoln OI.

Top Achievements 2023:

Completion of first 5* at Luhumuhlen 
Bicton 4*S - 12th
Cirencester A - 3rd

Achievements to date: 

2022 
Bramham 4*L - Double Clear. 
Burnham Market 4*S 7th 
Pontispool OI  - 1st

20/21
Somerford Park OI - 7th 
Burnham Market International 4*S - 9th

2019

Withington Advanced - 7th

Aston Le Walls Advanced - 10th

Belton international CCI3*-S 12th

Double clear in his first CCI3*-S in 2019







The Partner  (Conquer)

The Partner showing his SJ is back on form.

Camee de Muze loving his XC.

Ballycoog Breaker Boy on his last xc run before Badminton 

Burnham Market

Mackenzy and Cullion Womanizer had a good run at Kelsall Hill 2* S.

It was their first time working in an indoor arena for their dressage test and they both coped well with the atmosphere and luckily the resident owl stayed put during their tests.

Show Jumping wasn't our best but for some reason that arena was making some very good show jumpers very green including both horses. They just went very spooky.

XC was great on both with Cullion Womanizer giving me a great round, very straight at all the fences and coping with the change in ground around the course very well.  Mackenzy also had a good round but not quite so fluent but good enough to bring him in to 9th place in his first 2*S.



Mackenzy working well in his 2* test at Kelsall Hill 


Womanizer / Flutter By Imp 

Level CCI2*

An exciting prospect that has joined the team in November 2022.  He has been bought to produce and sell. Related to Ballycoog Breaker Boy.

He has a lovely character on the ground and has lots of ability in all three phases.  He is particularly talented cross country where he is confident and always looking for the next set of flags.

Owned by the WRE Partnership

Cullion Womanizer (Ronnie)

Mackenzy enjoying the end of the 2* course

Mackenzy

Cullion Womanizer having had a great 2*S cross country run at Kelsall Hill

Cullion Womanizer experiencing indoor arena for the first time

Kelsall Hill 2*

A civilised time leaving the yard to drive to Norton Disney with Cullion Womanizer and Mackenzy. This was our first trip in our Owens 3.5Ton and what a difference it makes to the journey!

It was a VERY windy day, but pretty much dry so we were all happy and the ground had dried well since Friday.

Cullion Womanizer did some great trot work but having got spooked in the canter work decided to carry this through for the rest of the test!! He then did the same in the Show Jumping but again there was some good jumps also!.  I was really pleased with him in the xc despite a stop at a step down which in all honesty he hasn't seen recently,  as we haven't managed to get out enough xc training - can't think why!!!

Mackenzy was his normal consistent self - very good dressage with one "scoot" and then a lovely Clear SJ round - probably his best and a lovely steady XC finishing in 3rd place!

Next up is Burhham Market with the 4 big boys - in the 3* and 4* - hoping for a dry few days!

Then off to Kelsall.



Happy with the test!

Mackenzy fully focused. Norton Disney Novice. 

Cullion Womanizer on the run home in the Novice at Norton Disney. 

Norton Disney

Huge shout out for the team at Tweseldown who put on a fantastic event in 4 days following the cancellation of Cirencester. Incredible - thank you to everyone. 
Camee de Muze and  Tenz, in the Intermediate, Mackenzy and Cullion Womanizer in the Novice.  I was really pleased with all the horses and particularly their Cross country and SJ.  Finishing the day with Camee de Muze and Mackenzy in the top 10 of their sections - both owned by Caroline Leng who was over from Jersey to watch them.

The first international at Thorseby went well and again a huge shout out to BEDE Events for the huge effort to keep the show on the road with all their advanced planning.  A great event.  Both Ballycoog Breaker Boy and The Partner were in the 4* Grantham Cup which read like the who's who of eventing. 

Ballycoog Breaker Boy was feeling on great form and produced a very good test (30.4) with two obvious mistakes preventing it from being lower.

He jumped well in the show jumping with 1 pole and was excellent cross country - he so enjoys this  - I do have to remind myself to concentrate and not sit as a passenger!

The Partner also did a very good test (32.6) but we missed a flying change and a little tension in the canter work but otherwise I was very pleased with him. Sadly not his day in the SJ ring  - he was far too excited to get out on the cross country so had a couple of poles which is very unlike him.  As a result we didn't run him XC

Both these horses, Camee de Muze and Tenz are heading for the 4*s and 3*S at Burnham market in a couple of weeks. 

We are just rejigging some of the horses runs as Portman and South of England have been abandoned. 

Mckenzy and Cullion Womanizer are now heading to Norton Disney on the 7th April -followed by their first 2*s at Kelsall Hill -  fingers crossed they run!!



Tenz - Intermediate  - both spotting the Hannah Cole with the camera!

Cullion Womanizer loving cross country - ears pricked all the way. 

Camee de Muze - Tweseldown I.  - 6th Place

Knees up Mackenzy finishing 3rd in his Novice section at Tweseldown 

Team looking happy after 4* Dressage with Ballycoog Breaker Boy - 

Will and Conquer debriefing some of the EHOS syndicate members

Sponsor's Sundown Bedding SJ fence in the Grantham 4*S 

The Partner loving the Gin. 

Ballycoog Breaker Boy fling into the water in the Grantham Cup. 

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Casta Diva (Pretzel)

Eventing

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Casta Diva (Pretzel)

Eventing

Pedigree

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