Horse & Hound

Lomond locks on

A SMALL-SCALE breeder's home-bred stallion triumphed in the Horse & Hound mountain and moorland (M&M) in-hand supreme.

Rhiannon Randall's fouryear-old Fleetwoods Loch Lomond (Lochy) lapped up the main arena atmosphere, with Rhiannon at his bridle, and was judge Amanda Gomersall's choice for the supreme.

Amanda had pulled four ponies forward from 12 initial contenders for a second look.

“The Highland was the most correct animal in the ring,” she said. “He had a good topline, was free-moving and had the potential to do

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