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Talented Limerick rider Jack Dore won the Boomerang Star Finder Final at the National Pony Championships
KILCORNAN, Co Limerick's Jack Dore, riding WHS Classic Illusion owned by his dad Carl and Michael O’Sullivan, won the Boomerang Star Finder Final at the National Pony Championships held in Mullingar Equestrian Centre last weekend.
Jack Dore dominated this series which is for 148cm six-and-seven-year-old ponies jumping a height of 1.20cm as he won four legs, and was crowned leading rider.
The latter award was sponsored by Sinead Maher, of Boomerang Equestrian.
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Over the weekend, he was also crowned leading rider in the 138cm 1.15cm Ballinrobe Premier Series, supported by Patrick and Susan Keane (Ballinroe Transport).
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