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Subsequent pictures are of competing progeny by Fulton

Westpoint Fusion has been successfully competed by Tor Williams since she turned 4 in May 2005. having taken to competing immediately, frequently gaining 70% and above, never placed lower than third and qualifying for Novice Summer Regionals in first two outings. In the Novice Summer regionals she was placed 16th out of a total of 45 entries, with 65.5%.

She then went on to compete at Hickstead International Show where she was placed 4th with 69%.

After a well earned break, she went out at elementary level where on her first competition, she was placed 2nd with 66%. A month later the combination went to Field House, where she won both elementary tests, at 72% & 73% respectively. This was in addition to also qualifying at Novice level for the Winter Regionals, so Tor is thrilled to be competing at both Novice & Elementary level at the same competition, the Winter Regionals.

Having spent some time at home training she is now beginning some lateral work and the odd flying change. Tor says "Westpoint Fusion has a fantastic malleable temperament and is one to watch out for in the future"

2002 Leinster Champion Elementary
2002 Leinster League Winner Elementary and Medium
2004 Necarne Castle International Festival - 2nd Medium
2005 First PSG - winner at 68.5%
2006 Irish National Winter Champion PSG, winner at Inter I

Plans to compete CDI Small Tour
[Australian licence granted]

1999 – Preliminary Scottish Farmer Champion and 5th in the Shearwater Insurance British Championships for Young Horses (significantly the highest British bred horse).
2000 – qualified for the Shearwater Insurance British Championships for 6 year olds. Regional and Scottish Novice National Champion and the Regional Scottish Elementary Champion.
Pictured here at the National Dressage Championships 2002
Winning at Medium 2003/4

“Felix has successfully competed at Affiliated level since he was a 4 year old.
He won the Pet Plan Novice Qualifier 2002 as a 5 year old.
He was 6th at the Winter Regionals Novice Open Class 2003, 7th at the Summer Regionals Novice Open 2003.
He has qualified Elementary and Medium - both at Open Level - for the Winter Regionals 2004) and Part-Qualified Summer Regionals at Open Elementary.
He is now 7 years old and has competed at Medium Opens 4 times - winning 3 times and 2nd once.
He is rarely out of the top 3 wherever he competes and should go all the way to the top.” [writes owner]

Successfully competing in America -won 2 Novice classes in first ever competitive outing and took the Champion Novice title.

“Prior to 2001 I had not had any specific training with Roisin, when we arrived in Charleston I was fortunate to begin my training with a former USA Junior dressage team member.
We started competing at the beginning of 2002 and at her first show Roisin won the Champion high score award.
Throughout 2002 we competed at what I believe are the equivalent to the UK Preliminary and Novice levels winning the majority of our classes and always being placed and no lower than 3rd .
During 2002 we were members of the South Carolina Dressage and Combined Training Association and at the end of the year were awarded the high point award for the Preliminary level ( our Introductory level).
Although I have not competed Roisin in Combined training she loves jumping and have attended several clinics, hopefully I may have the opportunity to compete this year.” [writes owner]

Qualified for the British Shearwater Insurance 5 Year Old Championships at Hickstead in his first affiliated outing.
Winner of Scottish Dressage to Music Festival 2002
Placed =6th at Novice Scottish Dressage Championships 2004.
Elementary winner 2004

His first competition was April 2003; Novice 32 and he won on 65%. He qualified for summer regionals 2003 in two outings. He has also qualified for winter regionals 2004. “Fly” has enjoyed many wins scoring between 65% and 72%. Numerous Elementary wins in 2004. Qualified Regional Winter BD Finals 2005

Westpoint First of Many, ridden by Rebecca Palmer
selected 2005 on to Carol Hogg's Elite U21 training squad.
2006 Member of BYRDS Northern Team, 2006 Novice Open Champion of Carol Hogg's U21 Winter Championship Show

Winning at Novice, points at Elementary and training towards Medium/ Advanced at home.

Winner of Petplan Novice Open Final 2005

“He started out with local dressage and showjumping but he was always destined for showing and won his first small hunter class in the June. He also had success at Ponies UK Summer Championships by winning the Small Hunter Open Class and the same at the BSPS Championships.
Having only had a light first season he enjoyed his hunting and came out in 2003 a mature horse, qualifying for the HOYS which he loved and never put a foot wrong - well why would he with all those people watching (he loves people watching).
He's a pleasure to own, such a character and so safe. Fortissmo takes my 7 year old son Josh out hacking while I ride a youngster and he plays nanny to us all ! !.
Nothing is a problem for this horse, he meets every situation with not just a smile but a big cheeky grin !.” [ writes owner ]

Ranked 20th in BD Advanced horse point Rankings 2004.
Qualified Prix St Georges BD Summer National Championships 2004.
Qualified Prix St Georges BD Winter Finals 2005
Ranked 6th in BD PSG horse point Rankings 2005

Preliminary Scottish Champion 2004 [70.4%].
Just out of the placings at the National BD Summer Championships with 65.5%
 

Numerous Novice winner
Regional Novice Scottish Champion 2004 [ 69.66%]
Placed 3rd at Scottish Novice Championship 2004 [71%]
 

Showed top class potential in show jumping, winning 1.40m Opens

Dam of BWBS graded son Quickfire [sire: Quick Star]
 

1997 – Preliminary Scottish Champion and runner up National
Summer Preliminary Dressage Champion.
1998 – Novice Scottish Farmer Champion.
2000 – Spillers restricted Scottish Elementary 56 Regional Champion and runner-up National Summer Elementary Dressage Champion.
Winning at Medium 2004/5

2000 – placed in the top 10 by Richard Davison at the Royal Show Potential Young Dressage Horse competition, 2nd in the British Warmblood Society (BWBS) Young Dressage Horse of the Year (5 yrs). At the 2000 BWBS grading was both the supreme champion mare and a gold medallist awarded by the German judge Dr Otger Wedekind, a massive achievement for the British Bred Horse, seldom achieved in the last 10 years.

1999 – Elementary North West Champion and Medium North West Champion.
2000 – Medium North West Champion.
2001 – qualified for both the Advanced Medium and PSG National Summer Championships.
Competing Intermediaire II 2006

Placed 1st 8x in his debut season, including Herts County, East of England, Royal Windsor and 2nd R.I.H.S.