Gregory Mangan on Lahorna Queen (Bord Bainne Speed Challenge)
Dublin Horse Show
Royal Dublin Society. Horse Show
A photograph of Gregory Mangan on Lahorna Queen competing for Ireland in the Bord Bainne Speed Challenge at the RDS Dublin Festival 1991. Mangan placed 19th in the competition.
Royal Dublin Society
1991
Maymes Ansell Horse Show Archive 1967 - 2006
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Michael Whitaker on Henderson Gipfelstuermer
A photograph of Michael Whitaker on Henderson Gipfelstuermer competing for Great Britain in the Kerrygold International Grand Prix at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1991. Whitaker placed third in the competition.
Edouard Couperie on Equina V de Dampierre
A photograph of Edouard Couperie on Equina V de Dampierre competing for France in the Kerrygold International Grand Prix at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1991. Couperie placed 20th in the competition.
A photograph of Maurice Coleman on his horse Gunsmoke at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1991. Gunsmoke won Cup No. 6 (Best Heavy-Weight Hunter entered in Classes 24 to 29), the Perpetual Challenge Champion Cup (Cup 9, Best Hunter in the Show), the Galway Greer Perpetual Challenge Cup (Cup 30, Best Four-year-old Hunter in the Show) and placed first in Class 27 (Hunters, 13st. 7lbs. to 14st. 7lbs., four years old).
A photograph of Commandant Gerry Mullins on Foxfield competing for Ireland in the European Community Puissance at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1991. Mullins placed third in the competition.
A photograph of Ray Texel on Ike competing for the United States of America in the European Community Puissance at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1991. Texel placed ninth in the competition.
A photograph of Great British showjumper Nick Skelton peering over a fence at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1990.
1990
A photograph of Ronnie Massarella, British Chef d'Equipe, drinking a glass of milk following the Kerrygold Nations' Cup at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1990.
Three photographs of Gregory Mangan on Lahora Queen competing for Ireland in the Kerrygold Welcome Stakes at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1990.
Irish Nations' Cup team enter the main arena
A photograph of the Irish team entering the main arena for the Kerrygold Nations' Cup at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1990. The team comprised of (from left to right) Eddie Macken on Welfenkrone, Captain John Ledingham on Gabhran, Edward Doyle on unknown horse and Commandant Gerry Mullins on unknown horse. The Irish team placed second in the Nations' Cup.
Ronnie Massarella and Steve Hickey with the Aga Khan Trophy
Two photographs of Ronnie Massarella, Chef d'Equipe of the Great British team (left), and Steve Hickey, course builder (right), holding the Aga Khan Trophy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1990.
A photograph of Ronnie Massarella, Chef d'Equipe of the Great British team (right) and an unknown man (left) sitting at a table at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1990.
Jim Meads sits on the ground in raincoat
A photograph of photographer Jim Meads sitting on the ground with the hood of his raincoat up over his head at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
1989
An unknown rider stands holding a fence in the main arena at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
Commandant Gerry Mullins on Glendalough and Captain John Ledingham on Gabhran
A blurred photograph of Commandant Gerry Mullins on Glendalough (centre) and Captain John Ledingham on Gabhran (right) entering the main arena for the Kerrygold Nations' Cup with an unknown rider beside them. Mullins and Ledingham competed for Ireland in the Kerrygold Nations' Cup at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
A photograph of Irish showjumper James Kernan and an unknown man in the main arena at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
Ronnie Massarella with the Great British team
A photograph of Ronnie Massarella, British Chef d'Equipe, and the Great British team after winning the Kerrygold Nations' Cup and receiving the Aga Khan Trophy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989. The Great British team comprises of Joe Turi on Country Classics Vital, David Broome on Queensway Lannegan, Nick Skelton on Burmah Grand Slam, and John Whitaker on Next Gammon.
A photograph of an unknown rider competing in the Kerrygold Nations' Cup at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
A photograph of Maria Gretzer on Marcoville competing for Sweden in the Kerrygold Welcome Stakes at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
A photograph of Olaf Peterson and Nick Skelton at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
A photograph of judges Frank McGarry, Ronan Sugrue, John Dawson, Norman Wheeler and Michael Williams (from left to right) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989.
Great British Team awarded the Gucci Trophy
A photograph of the Great British Team being awarded the Gucci Trophy at the Gucci Reception, RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989. From left to right: Ronnie Massarella (British Chef d'Equipe), Alessandra Gambrosier (Promotions Officer Gucchi) and Great British team members Nick Skelton, John Whitaker, David Broome and Joe Turi.
A photograph of a young girl on Brookvalue Super Trooper doing a lap of the main arena at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989. Brookvalue Super Trooper, owned by Mrs M. F. Spencer, won the Perpetual Challenge Cup (Cup No. 14, for the best Child's Pony entered in Classes 65 to 67), the Champion Medal (Special No. 17, for the best Pony in Classes 62 to 67) and placed first in Class 65 (Children's ponies four years old or over, between 138 cm. and 148 cm., suitable for and to be ridden by children who have attained their 10th birthday on the 1st January 1989, but who have not attained their 16th birthday on that date).
Nelson Pessoa on Moet et Chandon Special Envoy
A photograph of Nelson Pessoa on Moet et Chandon Special Envoy competing for Brazil in the Kerrygold International Grand Prix of Ireland at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1989. Pessoa won the Kerrygold International Grand Prix and was awarded the Irish Trophy.
A photograph of David Gray, member of staff at the Royal Dublin Society, and famed Italian operatic tenor Luciano Pavarotti at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988.
1988
Irish Nations' Cup team parade around the main arena
Two photographs of the Bank of Ireland Nations' Cup Irish Team parading around the main arena at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988. The team consisted of (left to right) Paul Darragh on Carroll's Forsure, Commandant Gerry Mullins on Glendalough, Eddie Macken on Carroll's Flight and Jack Doyle on Hardly.
Frank O'Reilly, Patrick J. Hillery and Ronnie Massarella with the Aga Khan Trophy
A photograph of (from left to right) Frank O'Reilly, Patrick J. Hillery, Ronnie Massarella and another man holding the Khan Trophy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988. Frank O'Reilly was the President of the RDS from 1986-1989 and an FEI Honorary Delegate. Patrick J. Hillery was the President of Ireland from 1976-1990. Ronnie Massarella was British Chef d'Equipe from 1969-2000. In the background are the winning team of Great Britain, consisting of (in no order) Harvey Smith on Brookstreet Shining Example, Michael Whitaker on Next Amanda, David Broome on Queensway Countryman and Nick Skelton on Apollo.
Eddie Macken on Carroll's Flight (MSD Ivomec Stakes)
A photograph of Eddie Macken on Carroll's Flight competing for Ireland in the MSD Ivomec Stakes at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988.
A photograph of Captain John Ledingham on Gabhran competing for Ireland in the Wylie Trophy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988.
A photograph of Gerry Burns on Michelangelo at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988. Michelangelo, owned by Mrs Virginia Stack, won the Samuel Ussher Roberts Perpetual Challenge Cup (Cup No. 8, Best Light Weight Hunter entered in Classes 35 to 40) and placed first in Class 39 (Hunter Geldings up to 13 st., four years old).
A photograph of Captain Gerry Mullins on Glendalough competing for Ireland in the Wylie Trophy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988.
A photograph of Barbara Fitzpatrick on The Optimist competing for Ireland in the Wylie Trophy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988.
Nick Skelton on Apollo awarded Irish Challenge Trophy by Con McElroy
A photograph of Nick Skelton on Apollo being awarded The Irish Challenge Trophy by Con McElroy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988. Skelton, competing for Great Britain, won the International Grand Prix of Ireland in 1988.
A photograph of Eric Navet on Narcos II competing for France in an unknown showjumping event at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988.
Commandant Gerry Mullins on unknown horse
A photograph of Commandant Gerry Mullins on either Mostrim or Rockbarton competing for Ireland in an unknown showjumping event at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1987.
1987
A photograph of Michael Whitaker on Next Warrenpoint competing for Great Britain in an unknown showjumping event at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1987.
A photograph of Gian-Battista Lutta on Summerhill V competing for Switzerland in the International Grand Prix of Ireland at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1987.
A photograph of Eddie Macken on Carroll's Flight competing for Ireland in the International Grand Prix of Ireland at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1987. Macken placed third in the competition.
A photograph of Guy Creighton on Stretch competing for Australia in the International Grand Prix of Ireland at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1987.
A photograph of Nick Skelton on Raffles Apollo competing for Great Britain in the Nations' Cup at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1987. Great Britain came first and won the Aga Khan trophy.
Panarose Two and foal with Dr. Mervin and Lawrence Patterson
A photograph of mare Panarose Two and her foal being held by their owners Dr Mervin and Lawrence Patterson at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1986. Panarose Two placed first in Class 22 (Syntax Breeders Competition for Mares 6 years old or under, entered in the Irish Horse Register with foal at foot) and placed third in Class 18 (Mares not eligible for entry in the General Stud Book, calculated to produce high class hunters, with foal at foot by a stallion entered in the General Stud Book).
1986
A photograph of Sophie Waddilove on Chubb Guardian being awarded a basket hamper by Colonel William Ringrose and his wife Joan Ringrose (née O'Malley) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1986. Chubb Guardian was owned by Chubb Ireland Ltd. (Hugh McCuske) and won the Samuel Ussher Roberts Cup (Cup No. 8), the Perpetual Championship Trophy for Ladies' Hunters (Cup No. 17) and placed first in Class 37 (Hunter Geldings up to 13st., five years old) and Class 55 (Ladies' Hunters).
A photograph a member of the Limerick Hunt jumping a fence surrounded by foxhounds, likely during the Grand Parade of Prize-winning Horses and Ponies at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1986.
A photograph of Frances Cash on Overture, owned by Edward Cash, at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1986. Overture won Cup No. Six, the Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 9) and the Galway-Greer Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 29), and placed first in Class 27 (Heavy-Weight Hunters 14st. to 15st., four years old).
A photography of an unknown rider and horse competing in showjumping at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
1985
A photograph of Frances Cash leading The Drover, owned by Edward Cash, at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. The Drover won first place in Class 24 (Heavy-Weight Hunters, 15 st. and upwards, six years old or over) and was awarded Cup No. 6 For the best Heavy-Weight Hunter entered in Classes 24 to 29, bred in Ireland.
Two photographs of a judge in suit and bowler hat at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of unknown riders on horses in the main arena at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Eight photographs of an unknown horse with two rosettes being held by a man in a bowler hat at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Young woman and Tipperary Foxhound hunt member with trophy
Three photographs of a young woman and a member of the Tipperary Foxhound hunt holding a trophy with another man, likely a judge, standing to their right. Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Arena, RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Five photographs of a Light-Weight Hunter being judged at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Nine photographs of Ardsallagh Que, a Light-Weight Hunter gelding owned by Patrick Walsh (446), being judged at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Ten photographs of a Connemara pony mare (Class 79) being judged at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Six photographs of Margaret Power (née Latta) on Triple Crown at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of an unknown rider and horse competing in showjumping at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
A photograph of men judging a Hunter horse with a rider (exact Class unknown) in Ring 2 at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of the racehorse Wolf Call racing at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of the racehorse Nicara racing at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of the racehorse Isabella Cannes racing at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Three photographs of the racehorse Roaring Riva racing at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
A photograph of the racehorse Devil's Run racing at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Four photographs of a horse race at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Four photographs of riders from foxhound and harrier groups in the main arena at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of five Light-Weight Hunter geldings lined up at RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985, likely to be judged for the Samuel Ussher Roberts Perpetual Cup, (Cup No. 8). This Cup was awarded to the best Light-Weight Hunter entered in Classes 35 to 40, bred in Ireland. In 1985 Triple Crown was awarded the Cup and Halltown was reserve. From front to back the horses are: Ardsallagh Que, owned by Patrick Walsh (446) Off-Side, owned by Nicholas Connors (364) Montana, owned by Hugh Dunlop (369) Triple Crown, owned by Paddy Madigan (439) Halltown, owned by Fidelma McGivern (331)
Margaret Power on Triple Crown awarded Waterford Crystal trophy by Paddy McGrath
Three photographs of Margaret Power (née Latta) on Triple Crown receiving a Waterford Crystal trophy from Joe McGrath at the RDS Dublin Horse Festival 1985. Triple Crown, owned by Paddy Madigan, won the Samuel Ussher Roberts Perpetual Cup (Cup No. 8) and Galway-Greer Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 29), was reserve for the Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 9), and placed first in Class 39 (Light-Weight Hunters, gelding, 4 years old, up to 13 stone). Patrick William "Paddy" McGrath (1927-2001) was a businessman, Chair of Waterford Crystal, and race-horse owner.
Anne O'Grady on Lord of the Dance awarded Waterford Crystal trophy by Paddy McGrath
Seven photographs of Anne O'Grady on Lord of the Dance being awarded a Waterford Crystal trophy by Paddy McGrath at RDS Dublin Horse Festival 1985. Lord of the Dance, owned by Merry Atkinson and Julia Molony, won the Joseph Widger Perpetual Challenge Trophy (Cup No. 7, for the best Medium-Weight Hunter entered in Classes 30 to 4, bred in Ireland ), the Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 9, for Best Hunter in the Show) and placed first in Class 31 (Medium-Weight Hunters, gelding, 5 years old, up to 13 to 14 stone). Patrick William "Paddy" McGrath (1927-2001) was a businessman, Chair of Waterford Crystal, and race-horse owner.
Thirteen photos of Margaret Power (née Latta) on Triple Crown, owned by Paddy Madigan, at the RDS Dublin Horse Festival 1985. Triple Crown, owned by Paddy Madigan, won the Samuel Ussher Roberts Perpetual Cup (Cup No. 8) and Galway-Greer Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 29), was reserve for the Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 9), and placed first in Class 39 (Light-Weight Hunters, gelding, 4 years old, up to 13 stone).
Seven photographs of Ann Leonard on an unknown horse at the RDS Dublin Horse Festival 1985.
Ten photographs of Frances Cash on The Drover, owned by Edward Cash, at the RDS Dublin Horse Festival 1985. The Drover won the Coote Perpetual Challenge Cup (Cup No. 6, Best Hunter Brood Mare entered in Class 10 or 13 and owned by an Exhibitor resident in Ireland) and placed first in Class 24 (heavy-weight hunter, mare or gelding, 6 years old or over, 15 stone and upwards).
Three photographs of East Down Foxhounds who placed joint third alongside East Down Foxhounds in the MSD Ivomec Steeplechase Inter-Hunt Competition at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. The team comprised of Bob Walker on Harriet, Rose Magill on Jack, Denis Macauley on Ancora and Christopher Pooler on Life and Times.
A photograph of Scarteen Hunt (The Black and Tans) who won 'Best Turned Out' at the MSD Ivomec Steeplechase Inter-Hunt Competition at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. The team comprised of T. F. Ryan on Jacko, Marie Barnwell on Nearchick, Philip Purcell on McCann and Richard Power on Rumpole.
Five photographs of Killnick Harriers who placed joint third alongside the East Down Foxhounds in the MSD Ivomec Steeplechase Inter-Hunt Competition at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. The team comprised of Jack Lambert on Rare Bird, Clare Day on Billy Can, Brian Cardiff on Flo, and Jo Scallan on Captain Mac.
Five photographs of County Galway Hunt (The Blazers) who placed second in the MSD Ivomec Steeplechase Inter-Hunt Competition at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. The team comprised of Michael Dempsey on Gavaroche, Shirley North on Janie Mac, Kevin Maloney on Some Tulip and Alex Deon on Elefteiria.
Five photographs of the Oriel Harriers Hunt, winners of the MSD Ivomec Steeplechase Inter-Hunt Competition at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. The team comprised of Denny Lennon on Suzy, Mary Mahon on Derrybeg Doll, John Larkin on Lorcain Lady and Tom Walsh on Kilcorney Lass.
A photograph of Heinrich-Wilhelm Johannsmann on Daniela competing for Germany in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Johannsmann placed joint fifth alongside Eric Levallois and Hendrik Snoek.
A photograph of Hendrik Snoek on Faun competing for Germany in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Snoek placed joint fifth alongside Eric Levallois and Heinrich-Wilhelm Johannsmann.
A photograph of an unknown rider and horse competing in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
A photograph of Leonard Cave on Giltspur competing for Ireland in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of Jurgen Kenn on Stan competing for Germany in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Kenn placed second in the competition.
A photograph of Eric Levallois on Graine d'Oria competing for France in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Levallois placed joint fifth alongside Heinrich-Wilhelm Johannsmann and Hendrik Snoek.
Three photographs of an unknown rider and horse competing in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
A photograph of Captain Con Power on King Kong competing for Ireland in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Marshall placed eighth in the competition.
A photograph of Harry Marshall on Rendezvous competing for Ireland in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Marshall placed eighth in the competition.
Four photographs of Pamela Chapman on Nicky in the Cobs Heavyweight Class at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Nicky placed second in the class, was owned by George Chapman and bred by Nick Devereux.
Two photographs of workers raising the puissance wall in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two photographs of Nick Skelton on Everest Apollo competing for Great Britain in the Shell Puissance (showjumping) at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. Skelton placed third in the competition.
Two photographs of Sarah Crosbie on a pony (either Shannon Candy Floss or Easter Lady, owned by Maria Crosbie) competing in a Children's Ponies Class in Ring 1 at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Nine photographs of Andrew Baird on a grey pony (either Glenanne Silver Cloud or Just in Time, owned by Cecil Alexander Baird) competing in a Children's Ponies Class in Ring 1 at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Four photographs of a foxhound on a lead at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Master of Kilkenny Foxhounds Major Victor McCalmont receives trophy
Two photographs of Major Victor McCalmont, racehorse breeder and Master of the Kilkenny Foxhounds, receiving a trophy at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. Two judges stand to his right and another member of the Kilkenny Foxhounds stands to his left. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Three photographs of two judges at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
A photograph of a foxhound from the Tipperary Foxhounds pack and his master at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
A photographs of two foxhounds being held on leads by a boy at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Kilkenny Foxhound being judged at Foxhound Show
A photograph of a foxhound from the Kilkenny Foxhounds pack being held on a lead and assessed by two judges at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Three photographs of two foxhounds from the Kilkenny Foxhounds pack being held on leads at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Two Tipperary Foxhounds at Foxhound Show
A photographs of two foxhounds from the Tipperary Foxhounds pack being held on leads at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Four Tipperary Foxhounds at Foxhound Show
Three photographs of four foxhounds from the Tipperary Foxhounds pack being held on leads at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.