Sold

Clonshire on Trend (Gorgeous George)

Showjumping, Eventing

Studbook: Irish Sport Horse

Gender: Gelding

Height: 163 cm

Color: Grey

Level: Show Jumping 105/110cm, Eventing BE100

Year of birth: 2015

Pedigree

Clonshire on Trend (Gorgeous George): Irish Sport Horse

SIRE

Future Trend: OLD

DAM

Silver Diamond Beauty: ISH

SIRE OF DAM

Glidawn Diamond: ID

Related Media

Winter sj competing Feb 2021 - winner of the 1.05m

Clonshire on Trend, co owner Missy - after a successful result at Ascott UW

Clonshire on Trend SJ clear at Firle place

Clonshire on Trend covering the ground XC

Clonshire on Trend Jumping clear Sj at Ascott UW.

Galloping to the second last fence - to go clear bang on the optimum time.

Related Members

Gavin Scofield

Role:: Osteopath,

Gavin is an internationally renowned Equine Osteopath, who has been in full time Equine practice for over twenty years . Gavin has worked with Will for about 15 years, since Will was still riding ponies! Gavin has refined and developed Osteopathic technique to develop a unique way of working which has pushed the boundaries of what is possible therapeutically, allowing the patient’s body to achieve greater benefits from manual medicine. This subtle approach is specifically tailored to work with the innate homeostatic /self correcting reflexes within the body, including the postural centres of the brain. By appropriately stimulating these areas, on many levels, it is possible to help the equine FUNDAMENTALLY change patterns of tension within their muscular-skeletal system. This allows not just a release of tensions, but a PERMANENT change in postural balance, improving biomechanical function, especially movement. This improved postural balance can not only optimise the equine’s movement potential but has also been seen to help improve physiological function and psychological issues.

Gemma English

Role:: Equine Dental Technician, ,

Gemma has worked with Will since 2016. We had met Gemma through Rupert Smith - a long standing EDT who worked with our horses. When he retired Gemma was the obvious person take over their care. Since becoming fully qualified Gemma began building a business and reputation for excellent dental care which was further excelled in 2016 by taking over from Rupert Smith. Gemma covers mainly Northamptonshire and surrounding areas with the occasional locations nationwide by special request. The client base is diverse in terms of the variety of equine disciplines and all levels within them which Gemma finds important to full fill a more in depth understanding of equine needs. A chosen career in the very specific field of equine dentistry was fuelled by a lifelong love of horses, the requirement of attention to detail and an overall compassionate approach with the desire to improve welfare and performance. Gemma has been and remains a full member of the BAEDT (British Association of Equine Dental Technicians) since 2015. In 2018 Gemma was elected onto the council and served the Association for 3 years gaining valuable industry insights but mostly helping to promote equine welfare, professionalism, training and public understanding of equine dentistry. Gemma graduated in 2013 from Hartpury University obtaining a degree in Equine Dentistry whilst being an apprentice of Grant Chanter from the years 2011-2015. Gemma successfully passed the BEVA/BVDA Equine Dental examination in 2015 to become a fully qualified Equine Dental Technician.

Related News

26 May. 2021

Good Day, Bad Day

Sunday was another good day with Clonshire on Trend finishing in the top 10 again. His test was much more relaxed and he is starting to swing through his body. He did well to score 29.8 in torrential sideways rain. We frustratingly had a fence as he is such a good jumper and cross country he gave me the most confident round yet over a very strong track. We are really chuffed with how this horse is developing. He will come on the market after Ascot Under Wychwood in June so someone else can enjoy him as much as we do and take him up the levels.

Friday's performance with The Dominator PFB was rather like the weather! We somehow managed to get a 33. in the dressage despite the fact that he was against me and resisting from start to finish.
This was very frustrating as he is so capable of doing a competitive test and in his lesson the next day was so relaxed and worked softly over the back! Hey Ho - everyone has off days. As a result of this we withdrew him as there was no point doing the jumping phases with how he was feeling.

15 May2021