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    Soldiering to the title

    Jul 14, 2022 3 minutes
    By ALEX ROBINSON

    Royal Norfolk, Norfolk Showground

    WELSH ponies prevailed as two stallions dazzled the judges and trumped the rest of the breeds to secure respective in-hand and ridden supremes.

    The Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) Price Family supreme fell to Kerry Wainwright’s home-bred Welsh section B Skellorn Bronze Soldier, who was being awarded a qualification for the fourth time in his illustrious in-hand career.

    The 15-year-old, shown by his usual sidekick Stuart Mason, is by Skellorn Consort out of Bureside Penny Black, and is a fourth generation home-bred. Michelle Hutley judged the

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