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My Spires Another Joy, Stable name Juliette, Chestnut Filly

Born early morning on the 8th July

Sire Shinglehall Senator

Dam Another Gamble

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A filly that is very bold and full of presence. She has very long legs and should mature at 16.2 plus. Juliette has great movement, fab conformation and is sure to grow into a large horse that has the x Factor. She has a temperament to die for and loves lots of kisses, a very special girl!

Juliette is out of Another Gamble (Belle) as seen above who is now Graded SHB and can be seen on the mares page. Shinglehall Senator can be seen on the stallions page.

Shinglehall Casino, 2008 chestnut filly and Shinglehall Scandle, 2009 bay colt are full sister and brother to Juliette. Casino was sold to Kathy Hollick and has been shown lightly this year at local shows, as a two year old and has won every class and championship she has been in. She was entered in to the showjumping section at the BEF Futurity's 2010 and was awarded a First Premium with a score of 8.14. Casino is going to be shown more as a three year old at county level sports horse classes 2011. Scandle was entered into the eventing section at the BEF Futurity's as a foal in 2009 and was awarded a First Premium with a score of 8.54, which now would be classed as a Higher First Premium. He remains at the Shinglehall stud at present.

Juliette was entered into the Eventing section at the BEF Futurity's, she was awarded a Higher First Premium with a score of 8.89 and was the Highest scoring event foal of the day!. She scored 9s for the vet mark, attitude and correctness of walk for eventing. The Judges said she had a "Rhythmical, clear and powerful walk and is bold, confident and personable". She scored 8.75 for Frame and build for eventing, and was said to have a "Good neck set, superb saddle position and is beautifully proportioned". They also said she has "A well balanced canter with clean acceleration and controlled gait changes". Her best score from the judges was 9.5 for her correctness of trot for eventing, that was said to be "Open in front and pushing behind covering the ground".

Juliette has been awarded a wildcard qualification to attend the BEF Futurity Championships for Eventing, held along side the Lycetts British Eventing Young Horse Championships, held at Osberton International on the 2nd October. I hope that she will do well but am so pleased to be even going!

We made it to Osbeton and juliette didn't just do well, she came SECOND which makes her second overall out of all 114 eventing foals entered in the 2010 BEF Futurity Evaluations. I am so proud and shocked with this result, she is a star!

As you can see from the marks and judges comments, this filly is definitely one for future sports horse classes for the next three years and then onto young event horse classes in the future.

A FILLY WITH THE X FACTOR!