Loreto Wexford won the final leg of the hotly contested Doagh Equestrian Novice & Primary league final at Wexford Equestrian on Bank Holiday Monday, and they also claimed third place with their second team. Second place on the day went to Presentation Wexford who fielded three teams to battle it out for the league title. This Proved a successful tactic, with the final league going to Presentation Wexford , Loreto Wexford second, and third to Gorey Community School.

Four teams went into the jump off, and two riders from each team were drawn to compete on the twisting and testing course built by National course builder, and owner, Pat Peare. Presentation Wexford drawn first to jump, they had one pole down, as did Gorey CS, however both Loreto riders secured clear rounds putting the pressure on the others to hope for a mistake with the second riders.

The winning Loreto Wexford, the blue team, Lilly Mai Berry, Chloe Roche Brennan, Leah Roche Brennan and Taylor Peare produced only double clear rounds to claim victory.

Presentation Wexford; Emily Roche, Lauren Wreck, Alisha Deery and Ciara Moore were to place second with 4 faults, and third went to Loreto Wexford, the red team; Grace Cousins, Anna Browne, Flora Doran and Taylor Peare, on a second pony. The fourth place team in the jump off was Gorey CS, Lauren Spencer, April Haxby, Angelica Mc Gee and Naoimi Doyle.

Final League results;

1st-Presentation Wexford 53 points

2nd-Loreto Wexford 50 points

3rd- Gorey CS with 49 points.

St Annes Win Primary Schools League

The Day kicked off early with Primary school teams, 10 teams lined up to compete for the title won last year by Drumphea NS.

Competitors as young as seven years of age competed over 55cm & 75cm track indoors. Winners on the final day were Drumphea NS, Hannah Waters , Cathy Doyle, Alfie Donohue and Anna Murphy. Second place went to St Carrigbeg, a mix of schools, Ava Doyle, Emily Salter, Isabel Byrne and Ross Warren. Third place also secured by a mixed schools team, Cian Byrne, Aine Sharry, Niall Kavanagh and Adam Kavanagh.

St Annes won the Primary Schools League

St Annes, blue team, came out on top, fourth place secured them enough points to gain the title of league winners for 2019. Riders Edie Codd, Faye Murphy , Ava Murphy and Kiera